Battlefield: Bad Company 2, Africa Harbour MP Gameplay
AMD Phenom II Shatters 7GHz | Dragon Technology at Light Speed
Shattered Horizon, Escalation Gameplay
Metro 2033, Fear The Future Trailer
Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising Contest / Giveaway
Rules:
You must answer all these questions and email it to yosuanorta@yahoo.com,
in the email subject line please put “OFP Contest” and include your personal information so that codemaster delivers the prize to the winners.
Questions:
1. What are the four game modes Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising bring?
2. What Armies will Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising have?
3. What’s the name of the island which Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising takes place in?
4. How many Operation Flashpoint games are there?
5. Why should you win?
Prizes:
1st Place:
Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising Military Kit
A Copy of Dragon Rising (your choice of PC, Xbox 360, or Playstation 3)
The “Military Kit,” available in both the Grand and First Place packs, includes an Operation Flashpoint: Dragon Rising-branded Messenger Bag, T-Shirt, Map, Water Bottle, and an Informational Card as well.
2nd Place:
A Copy of Dragon Rising (your choice of PC, Xbox 360, or Playstation 3)
3rd Place:
A Copy of Dragon Rising (your choice of PC, Xbox 360, or Playstation 3)
Ends Nov.5th
Make sure you visit http://www.flashpointgame.com
Time lapse Test
Ernie and Bert Go Fishing Censored
Nvidia partners discontinued GTX285 and GTX275
| Written by Fuad Abazovic | |
| Monday, 12 October 2009 11:32 | |
![]() And GTX260 Several Nvidia partners have confirmed that they had to decide to cancel GTX 285 and GTX 275 based products, as availability was simply disastrous. We still don’t now if this is Nvidia’s strategy to keep the market hungry for Fermi or they simply didn’t order enough wafers, but availability of GTX260, GTX275 and GTX285 was so bad that many decided to drop these products and wait for Fermi. The lucky ones can sell Radeon HD 5870 and 5850, as they are selling good, but the 5870 is mainly on allocation and that doesn’t really help a lot. The GT200 generation is slowly but surely running towards its retirement and if you want one, simply grab it while you still can, or get RV870 or Fermi when it comes out. Source: |
Nvidia releases Geforce 191.07 WHQL driver
![]() |
![]() |
| Written by Slobodan Simic | |
| Tuesday, 06 October 2009 13:42 | |
Performance boost for games and OpenGL Nvidia has released a new set of WHQL certified drivers with support for all Geforce GPUs ranging from Geforce 6 to Geforce 200 series, as well as the ION IGP. The new driver mainly brings performance boost in various games and the most important new feature is the support for OpenGL 3.2 on Geforce 8, 9, 100, 200 series and Nvidia’s ION GPUs. The performance boost includes ARMA 2, Call of Juarez: Bound in Blood with SLI, Fallout 3, Far Cry 2, Prototype, and of course, Batman: Arkham Asylum when GPU PhysX is enabled. The performance boost ranges from eight percent in Batman to up to 50 percent in Call of Juarez. The performance boost results are taken from the 191.07 vs. 190.62 comparison. The new driver also brings SLI support for Aion, Darkfall, Dawn of Magic 2, Dreamkiller, Fuel, Need for Speed: Shift and bunch of other titles. In addition to these performance boosts, the new driver also brings numerous bug fixes. The new driver can be downloaded at Nvidia’s website, here. |




