SpawnPoint

Whilst slowly, and meticulously building myself a much needed new computer (old PC AMD AthlonXP+ 2500 Barton/ 1GB PC2700/ BFG GeForce FX5600 Ultra 256MB/ Gigabyte GA-N7?? v2). While studying up on the new hardware I now have, I ran into an interesting Wiki. For those that don't want to click on the word Wiki (its a direct link to what I'm trying to tell you here 8^P ), just look at the pretty nerd image:

I found this cool site last night called Dr. Dobb's Portal: The World of Software Development
It looks like a neat site. I added it to my Favs ; )


http://www.ddj.com/

I'm always curious. So last night I was searching Google for some acronyms that I didn't know (of forgot), and I saw this cool looking site. It gives quite abit of information on various Intel Chips. If you're nerdy, and curious, check it out!!

http://www.x86.org

I just bought a new Logitech MX518 'Gaming Grade Optical Mouse'. This puppy has on the fly sensitivity switching from 400 dpi to a maximum of 1600 dpi. While it is a corded mouse, with a PS/2 to USB interface (utilizing a PS/2-USB Adapter), it also has a bit of software to install, which allows more indepth customization of mouse settings/sensitivity and game profiling (for on the fly sensitivity IN GAME).
This mouse is MUCH better than my old one....an HP Optical USB Mouse.....the response time in game sucks compared to the Logitech MX518. My score in Counter Strike: Source has improved five fold.....and my accuracy has increased with each day I use it (and learn to use the mouse better).
If you need a new mouse, I reccomend that you give this a try. I bought mine at a local GAMESTOP for $40.00 USD.