1) More macrosghettoperson wrote:
Why do you want the old one? I wasn't aware there were many changes other than the general appearance of the 'board?
QFTPoseidon wrote:
1) More macrosghettoperson wrote:
Why do you want the old one? I wasn't aware there were many changes other than the general appearance of the 'board?
2) Blue > Orange
3) You can adjust the screen so you can see it at better angles without having to lean over during games
4) V1's just better.
Last edited by Phatmatt (2008-03-30 11:43:11)
No, I'm quite happy with my v2. I like the smaller size the most (not that it's much smaller), and i'm willing to trade that for the folding screen (although like how the v2 looks)Winston_Churchill wrote:
Am I the only one that thinks the new one looks better?
It looks okay, maybe a little better, but I'm looking for the features of the v1.Winston_Churchill wrote:
Am I the only one that thinks the new one looks better?
Last edited by PuckMercury (2008-03-31 08:53:01)
You can download applets to display different information while you're in your game, such as x-fire, or teamspeak info. Its almost like having a second screen. It also comes with a few standard applets, such as a clock and performance monitor.Kurazoo wrote:
Whats the screen for anyway?
I mostly use it for the Media Display (Winamp) and the teamspeak app I got off the net.The_Sniper_NM wrote:
You can download applets to display different information while you're in your game, such as x-fire, or teamspeak info. Its almost like having a second screen. It also comes with a few standard applets, such as a clock and performance monitor.Kurazoo wrote:
Whats the screen for anyway?
Hydrogenaudio ForumsFeatures:
* Customizable display of weekday, date and time.
* Shows number of unread mails as icons (max 5) (if your mail client supports it)
* Displays CPU usage (supports up to four CPU's, both Intel and AMD).
* Shows the memory load.
* Shows inbound (top) and outbound (bottom) network traffic volume
* Shows network inbound/outbound network load over the last ten seconds, and/or total data sent and received.
* World clock with daylight savings support and user selectable time zones
* Speaker switcher, switch between speakers and headphones with a click
* Displays sound volume and speakers muted status
* Stopwatch with lap time (click to start/lap, long-click to reset/stop)
* Detects unresponsive programs and allows you to kill them
* TeamSpeak2 integration: Shows speakers, player count (channel with large font, server with small font), arriving and leaving players, mic mute status, self speaking status, channel changes. Click to mute/unmute mic. Long-click to show who's in the active channel.
* WinAMP integration: Shows new song name when song changes. Shows remaining play time and average bitrate. Click to re-display current song.
* Foobar2000: supports the WinAMP spam component.
* FRAPS integration: Shows the current FPS.
* SpeedFan integration: Shows user selectable values from SpeedFan (temperatures, fan speeds, voltages).
* iTunes integration: Shows new song name when song changes. Shows remaining play time and average bitrate. Click to re-display current song.
There's currently no installer; just extract the files anywhere you like and double-click the LCDSirReal.exe file to start the plugin. You'll want to review the contents of lcdsirreal.txt, the configuration file. Double-click it to open it in a text editor such as notepad.
Each of the G15 soft buttons corresponds to one 'slot' in the plugin where you can select which 'module' to show. You can have more than one module listed for a slot, and the first one to have anything to show will be used. You can force switch between modules using CTRL+softbutton.
Modules:
* CLK World clock with daylight savings time support and many time zones. Click to switch time zone.
* STW Stopwatch. Click to start/lap. Long-click to stop/reset.
* SPK Speaker switcher. Click to switch between two speaker settings, for example 5.1 and headphones. (Doesn't work under Vista.)
* NET Net history. Shows the last few seconds network load (in or out) or the total amount of data passed. Click to change display mode.
* AMP WinAMP integration. Shows average bitrate and time remaining. Click to re-display current song title.
* TS2 TeamSpeak2 integration. Shows number of players on server (small font) and in the current channel (large font). Shows mic status (mute, idle, speaking). Shows current speakers, players entering and leaving the server and more. Click to mute/unmute mic. Long-click to show who's in the current channel.
* FPS FRAPS integration. Shows the current FPS, if it is nonzero. Note that FRAPS must be minimized or it won't provide FPS counts.
* FAN SpeedFan integration. Show selected value. Click to change value to display. Long-click to enable/disable auto-cycle of display.
* TUN iTunes integration. Shows average bitrate and time remaining. Click to re-display current song title.
* RIP Detects unresponsive programs. When detected, shows start of window title. Click to show entire window title. Long-click to terminate the program.
Last edited by kylef (2008-03-31 14:57:47)
I ordered off this, I was just trying to put it off to see if it would get working. Friend spilled water on it, and don't want to make him pay unless it's really broken.
lol...which one?Flaming_Maniac wrote:
I ordered off this, I was just trying to put it off to see if it would get working. Friend spilled water on it, and don't want to make him pay unless it's really broken.
I also highly recommend the app kyle posted, really good stuff.