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How To Re-Size A Gif Image

Nov 23, 2010 Computer Constructors Tutorial 3 comments

I have had many people ask for their gif images re-sized, so I would like to show you how to do it :)

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davo001
davo001 Sep 28 2012, 5:37am says:

Noob question -> building my first highend computer and im just picking out components but here is my problem

the website i am looking at for graphics cards displays the memory clock speed in mhz for some cards and gbps for others so i cant really compair them; not knowing how the two units of measurement scale up to each other.

so can anyone help
what is mhz to gbps?

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Chubrokoli
Chubrokoli Sep 28 2012, 11:52am replied:

In my opinion you only have to look for benchmarks, which gpu's have you in mind?

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davo001
davo001 Oct 19 2012, 7:04pm replied:

3gb amd radeon hd7950
or the
2gb nvidia geforce gtx 660ti
there isnt much in the price between them so im just wondering which is a better choice

also another question.
im been looking at duel card options but orginaly i though 2 cards would give X2 performance but a little research on google revealed that this is not the case for either crossfire or sli.
so i just want to know peoples opinions
is it worth getting 2 weaker cards over one strong one?

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Chubrokoli
Chubrokoli Nov 6 2012, 4:22pm replied:

always take the single gpu option beside you already have a 660ti then the second one would give you a boost for less money.
I would take the 7950 but when you want PhysiX then you would have to take the 660ti.

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Chubrokoli
Chubrokoli Sep 15 2012, 6:56am says:

I have a weird problem i often get random bluescreens with my system.
Anybody knows a solution?

OS: Win 7 64bit
Memory: 4x2 Corsair Vengeance 1600 mhz
CPU: Phenom II X6 1090T
GPU: GeForce GTX 275
Mainboard: Gigabyte GA-990XA-UD3

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KazakHD
KazakHD Dec 22 2012, 6:56am replied:

Did you check for temperatures?
In reviews I saw that some people notice pretty high temp on the north bridge...

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Luna-tic
Luna-tic Sep 20 2012, 7:13pm replied:

Need a bit more info than "Random Blue Screens", when does it happen, like a particular event or time?

You overclocking, is the inside of your case clean and free from dust, failing fans, OS corruption or a bad program, faulty internal cables etc.

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Chubrokoli
Chubrokoli Sep 22 2012, 5:41am replied:

I'll wait some days i just put one of the ram into another slot. The case is clean and the OS is only 2 months old and memtest got some errors.

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Chubrokoli
Chubrokoli Sep 28 2012, 11:50am replied:

have had no bsod since i put the ram into another slot hopefully also in next time

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Luna-tic
Luna-tic Sep 10 2012, 6:34pm replied:

It could also be an application setting...

Right-click on the games .exe file and see if it is set to run in 8bit/16 mode, programs have this to ensure compatability with older monitors.

And with older cards, the newest drivers can actually cause more problems than they fix, be cautious of this...

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