> soxxfan105 said on
11-19-2008 at
01:03:
Lol. Minus the pornstar review.
> acassidy89 said on
11-16-2008 at
20:27:
That was suppose to be a reply to SSCONCEPTZ remark about ram meaning nothing, btw.
> acassidy89 said on
11-16-2008 at
20:25:
How can you say that? Do you know what all the components do for a pc/ps3? If it meant nothing, why put any at all in it? As someone else mentioned before, when a pc or ps3 runs a program, if that program needs more then the available ram, it must use 'virtual ram', which is using the harddrive to store information required for the program to run. This results in very bad performance. It doesn't matter if theres 32 gpus, a system is only as fast as its slowest component.
> WootMapler said on
11-04-2008 at
11:41:
Have they allowed use of the RSX yet? And the Cell Processors are fully working with Yellow Dog, right?
> simenarnset said on
10-29-2008 at
18:29:
hello! how can i came back ti my old ps3 system and play my ps3 games?
> tripzero0 said on
10-24-2008 at
22:13:
Correction, those are SPE's "Synergistic Processing Elements" not FPU, but they function very similar as they are RISC processors dedicated to floating point arithmatic and various other instruction sets.
> tripzero0 said on
10-24-2008 at
22:04:
The PS3 does not have 8 GPU's and yes, when your single core 3.2GHz Cell processor with 7 FPU "cells" run out of things to process in memory, it will be waiting for the Harddrive to give it more to process. Your harddrive will be many many times slower than your memory is. For apps that require a lot of RAM, your special processor will be doing absolutely nothing waiting on the harddrive to catch up. Cool huh?
> 0505242466 said on
10-19-2008 at
12:42:
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> Darkichigokill said on
10-18-2008 at
16:22:
well i got a new one today
> DJxhostxNick said on
10-18-2008 at
14:40:
no you broke your ps3.
> DJxhostxNick said on
10-18-2008 at
14:39:
Only if the files are the same amount as you psp's memorystick (wich it possible aren't)
> hannahkirby9 said on
10-16-2008 at
18:23:
I wanna make out with youuuuU! u should totally msg me back! my contact info is in my profile. G
> bhodi1110 said on
10-16-2008 at
02:50:
if you have a comp then just download ydl and install and then get stream my game.. then you can run any pc on your ps3.. like wow .. cs.. crysis.. bf2... etc... im trying it right now.. but i need to get a blank dvd that can hold 4gs of space.. im getting that tommorow... im excited
> unknowndreamer1987 said on
10-15-2008 at
18:26:
I would like to make a few corrections. The insinuation that the PS3 would make a fast PC/good for gaming.That is utterly misleading.Linux on the PS3 runs on a single Cell Processor and 256mb ram.Not special, Quite rubbish. Reason for this is Sony & Co have hardware masked the RSX chip meaning 256mb of the 512mb is missing in action and the platform suffers from not having a 3D Accelerator (or supported graphics card if you will) meaning the OS runs on software rendering more or less.
> MyLegendarySelf said on
10-12-2008 at
07:55:
I have Yellow Dog 6 installed on my PS3 running in 480i. My problem is that I can't set up WiFi because the resolution cuts off the bottom of the screen. Can anyone help me? Please message me ASAP if you can.
> N9olan said on
10-11-2008 at
23:39:
Yes there is.
> SSCONCEPTZ said on
10-07-2008 at
17:22:
some guys are just idiots lol, ram means nothing when you have 8 GPU's
> hanselryan said on
10-07-2008 at
15:44:
can you use a psp to back up files from ps3?
> dasheriff001 said on
10-07-2008 at
13:49:
i got a 140gb hard drive on my laptop. vista broke my laptop so i wanna use it as external hdd for my ps3. so is there like a sata to USB converter.
> Darkichigokill said on
10-05-2008 at
21:35:
this broke my ps3
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