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Your latency problems are over. - Fail Medic - 02-09-2009
Everyone complaining about lag on the servers, listen up.
Your problems are over.
![[Image: KILLERNIC.jpg]](http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/kk79/FailMedic/KILLERNIC.jpg)
*blink*KILLER GAMING NETWORK CARD*blink*
- GET DATA TO AND FROM YOUR GAME FASTER SO YOUR GRENADE SPAM KILLS FASTER.
- BYPASS THE WINDOWS NETWORK STACK TO MICSPAM BILLY MAYS CLIPS WITH INTENSE EFFICIENCY.
- ALL THIS WITH NO BANDWIDTH IMPACT TO YOUR FURRY PORN TORRENTS.
[li]IT HAS THE POWER TO PULL A FULLY LOADED 18-WHEELER. NOW THAT'S THE POWER OF KILLER GAMING NETWORK CARD!
...
Mocking aside... once I saw the iron K on the PCI board, I didn't know whether to post this in Computers or the Humor thread. If it has already been discussed (i searched!), sorry, but I just tripped on this... gem. A tricked-out NIC?! No! No no no for fuck's sake what is wrong with you people. I also wonder about a dedicated network processing unit; I can buy that on sound cards, maybe, but on a NIC? Is this bullshit or is this a legitimate workload distribution helper?
Re: Your latency problems are over. - copulatingduck - 02-09-2009
NiceGuy has one. Ask him.
Re: Your latency problems are over. - Fail Medic - 02-09-2009
(02-09-2009, 12:02 AM)CopulatingDuck link Wrote: NiceGuy has one. Ask him.
Oh, for the love of God. With the K thing?!
Re: Your latency problems are over. - Ianki - 02-09-2009
lolwut? At home i'm using a 5 dollar NIC after the one in my motherboard burned out.
Re: Your latency problems are over. - zaneyard - 02-09-2009
lol, killer nic's came out like 2 years ago
Re: Your latency problems are over. - Blues - 02-09-2009
No. Just no.
Re: Your latency problems are over. - Vongore - 02-09-2009
Honestly, that would work for me
Re: Your latency problems are over. - Blues - 02-09-2009
Yes, yes it would. It's not a piece of garbage at all. Spend your money on it. In fact, buy two, that way you'll get DOUBLE the speed.
Guess what would happen if you bought FOUR?
Re: Your latency problems are over. - HeK - 02-09-2009
It is better then an onboard or cheap nic, but it's not $249 better. Most people don't need dedicated microcode torrent client running *inside* their nic.
If you're worried about your network card sapping your cpu, just get an Intel server-class adapter =/
I think the 'K' is either the most inefficient heatsink or simply useless and expensive bling.
Re: Your latency problems are over. - CaffeinePowered - 02-09-2009
Yea...cool stuff, but not $250 cool
I'd consider buying one if it was a more reasonable $100 - $125 if I was building a new rig.
Re: Your latency problems are over. - ainmosni - 02-09-2009
Well, a NIC with an onboard processor is what we use in all our servers and routers like cisco and juniper use this as well to get their throughput to be able to handle enormous loads but for a normal gamer there is no need for this at all...
Re: Your latency problems are over. - Blues - 02-09-2009
(02-09-2009, 09:51 AM)ainmosni link Wrote: Well, a NIC with an onboard processor is what we use in all our servers and routers like cisco and juniper use this as well to get their throughput to be able to handle enormous loads but for a normal gamer there is no need for this at all...
Damn it Ain, we were supposed to convince Vongore to buy one to fix his lag before telling him this.
Re: Your latency problems are over. - CaffeinePowered - 02-09-2009
(02-09-2009, 10:19 AM)Blues link Wrote: [quote author=ainmosni link=topic=2302.msg65711#msg65711 date=1234191070]
Well, a NIC with an onboard processor is what we use in all our servers and routers like cisco and juniper use this as well to get their throughput to be able to handle enormous loads but for a normal gamer there is no need for this at all...
Damn it Ain, we were supposed to convince Vongore to buy one to fix his lag before telling him this.
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If he wants better ping, he should move closer to the serverÂ
Re: Your latency problems are over. - copulatingduck - 02-09-2009
NiceGuy has one because he got a 5-finger discount back when he was working for Microcenter.
Re: Your latency problems are over. - zaneyard - 02-10-2009
(02-09-2009, 08:49 AM)Caffeine link Wrote: Yea...cool stuff, but not $250 cool
I'd consider buying one if it was a more reasonable $100 - $125 if I was building a new rig.
Re: Your latency problems are over. - IdiotWithGuns - 02-10-2009
Been trying to get one for a review for years now. Bastards keep ignoring me.
I cant see how they made this card to send data faster....
I say you people all go with fiber.
Re: Your latency problems are over. - zaneyard - 02-10-2009
(02-10-2009, 12:05 PM)IdiotWithGuns link Wrote: Been trying to get one for a review for years now. Bastards keep ignoring me.hopefully i move to a place the has verizon FIoS
I cant see how they made this card to send data faster....
I say you people all go with fiber.
Re: Your latency problems are over. - IdiotWithGuns - 02-10-2009
to tell you the trueth fios is not all that great
http://umlan.com/files/brbu/myhouse.JPG
this is at my house with Comcast cable.
anyone who has fios can you please post test speed here?
Re: Your latency problems are over. - Surf314 - 02-10-2009
Based on your recommendation I have purchased 3. Can someone teach me how to make these into a RAID?
Re: Your latency problems are over. - IdiotWithGuns - 02-10-2009
raid a network card?
easily done
get a hp network card software and you can team 2 of them