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Où puis-je trouver l'application angry birds!!!!!

webadmin@intel.com — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 11:22:08 GMT

Bonjour le Support.

J’espère être dans le bon forum. J’ai installé AppUp pour avoir Angry birds mais je ne le trouve pas pour le télécharger de votre boutique. Pourriez-vous m’envoyer le lien direct pour le trouver? Je l’achèterai car je sais qu’il n’est pas gratuit.

Merci beaucoup pour votre aide.

Re: Fast Game Speed Problem HELP!

webadmin@intel.com — Mon, 07 Feb 2011 15:33:30 GMT

What game were you playing? has it ever done it before?

What are teh other specs of your system?

Re: Games Crashing......Please Help...

webadmin@intel.com — Mon, 07 Feb 2011 15:32:17 GMT

Have you checked that the memory and other components are seated properly? i say this just incase you knocked anythign when swapping the PSU around. Between it working and then not working did you change anything else at all on the system?

Re: Games Crashing......Please Help...

webadmin@intel.com — Fri, 04 Feb 2011 14:41:08 GMT

Hi,

So this issue never happened before you changed the PSU? if so have you still got the other PSU to be able to test with?

Re: Sandy Bridge

webadmin@intel.com — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 16:06:39 GMT

HEY!!!!!

"I did not get to be #1 in this forum" where did oyu get THAT from?? Although i haven't been around that much lately i thought i was still top

Re: I7 Sandy Bridge Recall

webadmin@intel.com — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 13:33:21 GMT

Funny george that you are spoiling for a fight so much, so much intelligence you have and yet you can still not have a normal conversation or discussion with any one? NO ONE has insulted you or been offensive to you, but you are continually being like that twoards other people who are just putting their opinions across, funny how i just saw another comment of your on another thread,on a subject which you did not have anything usefull to say and suprisingly you were again you were there just to belittle people. Also you should maybe read up so more as you are so keen on the saying... where did you get this little gem from : "estimated compensation amount that we'll be paid to the OEM system makers" From all what i have read the figures you give are for repair and replacement of the 8 million affected chipsets NOT compensation..there is a BIG difference.

Are you by chance just trolling?

So just to recap:

-"Hey Cpt.Dogfruit are you really the Captain of Dog looking Fruities,because I think you are..." "My you all are so dopey and think that us all we'll believe every single hot tempered boy or gay man that may come up on these forums..." "So Cpt.Dogfruit or may I say not a captain anymore,but just a little fruity..." offensive and not particulary useful

-"Now if these boards are so safe and sound like parsec and yourself why is there going to be compensation for OEM system makers for having bought and what ever they made using intels cougar point chipsets.." What compensation??? As you say yourself in a later post the money is for repair and replacements!!!!!

- "ut again BUY,BUY and ENJOY all your favorite brand name MoBo's you can get before they are returned to be repaired..." "Don't forget to BUY,BUY and ENJOY every single faulty cougar chipset motherboard that you can get your hands on from your favorite MoBo brand..." You have no idea what i do or do not buy nor what i even own right this moment. I have never sai go and buy, what i belive parsec, doc and myself are saying is that if you have one already you have options, you do not have to run a round trying to get a witch hunt going, nor if your system is working have to run around yelling for a refund and compensations and god knows what else. I personally don't favour manyu companies or brands if any, all that we were doing is giving our honest opinions on the information that has been provided. I am not defending intel nor criticizing them, the situation is what it is. Just don't think it is fair people go around trolling, bullying and scaremoongering.

Oh, and one other small thing, very bad form indeed to tell people not to give advice on forums in which the whole point is to share and give out advice SPECIALLY when i can find no post at all from yourself when you have given out any useful or relevant advice.

Re: I7 Sandy Bridge Recall

webadmin@intel.com — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 08:58:04 GMT

I would say that there is a good chance of it... not as much the CPU clock, but teh amount of drives and usage and heat and what not in teh system....you may even be the first confirmed case!!! At least your the first person ive seen with it!

Re: I7 Sandy Bridge Recall

webadmin@intel.com — Thu, 03 Feb 2011 08:38:14 GMT

I personally completely agree with parsec and doc. The way Intel found out about the issue was through stress testing very heavy loads and temps , as it says over at anand, as it also says, there is very little chance that a ‘normal’ user would see this issue in the lifetime of their motherboard. I do think that some people are over reacting, the chances of it happening are slim, the chances of you actually loosing data are also slim (let alone that if your data is so important you should ALWAYS). If they are saying that there is about 5% chance that you will see the issue in 3 years time, then there is a very small chance that you will see the issue in 2 or 3 months. And then you get your new board replace it and done. Although I can also understand people being a bit freaked out and not wanting to risk it, specially as it is new and all.

Re: Warning! Defective Intel Desktop boards

webadmin@intel.com — Fri, 28 Jan 2011 16:10:33 GMT

Hi,

That on teh back of teh board is nothign that would cause stability, reliability or any other types of issues. It comes form teh production process ( can't remember the spefic product that causes this) and definately does not cause issues. with regard to the stability issue and RAM it is very much more likely that that there is a mismatch withthe RAM a BIOS SPDs settings aand tehrefore the timings and latencies need to be changed manually. Nor do i believe at all that this would cause issue with teh audio.

Re: I have Dual Core E5200 2.50 GHz Wolfdale 45nm Technology

webadmin@intel.com — Thu, 27 Jan 2011 12:23:31 GMT

I doubt it through the BIOS on that board. What options do you have in the BIOS and CPU/Memory management? Is tehre a performance menu? or anywhere where you can edited clock or multiplier??