New GWX TeamSpeak Server

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Monica Lewinsky

What you said. I guess my words were kinda foobar - lot of that going around on my posts. Sorry about that mate.

Rgr that mate......I fully understand now

[Hanomag]

Hmmm...any ideas?? I am used to Ventrilo so TS is foreign to me.

[13:09:26] Connecting to 82.39.85.56:8767
[13:09:29] No reply from server
Maybe the server is offline
or maybe teamspeak is not running on it

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Hanomag

Hmmm...any ideas?? I am used to Ventrilo so TS is foreign to me.

[13:09:26] Connecting to 82.39.85.56:8767
[13:09:29] No reply from server
Maybe the server is offline
or maybe teamspeak is not running on it

First if you dont have the Team Speak Client program it can be D/Led (its free) from here:

http://www.goteamspeak.com/index.php?page=downloads

Once you have installed the program, go to the connection Tab at top left and select Quick Connect. In the pop up box put this:

Server Address: 82.39.85.56:8767

Nickname : "use your normal GWX/SubSim forum nick"

Login Name: leave blank

Password : wolf
If your asked for a channel password….type : wolf


That’s it your in.

[Hanomag]

GTG TY Jim !!

[Jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Hanomag

GTG TY Jim !!

Your welcome....someone popped in for a minute (called GWX) about 15 mins ago whilst I was talking to Kpt. Lehmann, was it you ?

[Monica Lewinsky]

[quote=jimbuna]

Originally Posted by Hanomag

Hmmm...any ideas?? I am used to Ventrilo so TS is foreign to me.
Once you have installed the program, go to the connection Tab at top left and select Quick Connect. In the pop up box put this:

Server Address: 82.39.85.56:8767

Nickname : "use your normal GWX/SubSim forum nick"

Login Name: leave blank

Password : wolf
If your asked for a channel password….type : wolf


That’s it your in.

I am down for the count. Junking my 6-year old PC and replacing it with this:

have been pinching my pennies. Found a way to fund a new PC without effecting our income. Current gaming PC is a six [6] year old PC of junk by todays standards.

Stashed up $900 to fund my new dream machine over the past 12 months.

Thank the Lord for eBay! I won the BID !!!!!

My closing bid $599 + $40 for shipping it from California. Sealed/never opened.

Here's what $640 got me and the the teckie guts:

Intel® Core™ 2 Q6600 quad core processor with VT
Each core operates at 2.40 GHz
2 x 4MB L2 cache
1066 MHz front side bus

Chipset Intel G33

Installed: 3072 MB DDR2, 667 MHz, (PC2-5300) dual channel memory (two 1024 MB and two 512 MB modules)
Expandable to: 8 GB (4 DDR2 DIMM slots)


500 GB, 7200 RPM, SATA II hard drive

DVD ±RW, 18X multi-format dual layer drive (up to 8.5GB)

15-in-1 high speed digital media manager

NVIDIA® GeForce® 8500GT

256MB onboard video memory
DirectX® 10, BluRay/HD-DVD Capable
Ports:
VGA
DVI-I with HDCP
S-Video

Integrated 8-Channel (7.1) High Definition Audio

Integrated Intel 10/100 Mbps Ethernet LAN

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Questions/comments/changes - because some of this stuff is brand new to me.

I have used 1-2 quad core customer machines - man are they fast.

I have no clue what I am going to do with 500 gigs of hard drive space. My current hard drive is an 80-gig of which I am using are 45-gig of space. Maybe it's time to start a porn collection, maybe, egh?

I have read that the NVIDIA® GeForce® 8500GT card is kind of a weenie video card? Keep in mind my current video card is a non-state of the art AGP 4x card. Should I junk it upon arrival? I have $250 sitting around here screaming at me that says " BUY, BUY, BUY " - Buy what video card?

DirectX® 10, BluRay/HD-DVD Capable It's Vista based and I know what DirectX® 10 does. Since BluRay won the format war, I can just stick in one of those format types and I am good to go?

Integrated Intel 10/100 Mbps Ethernet LAN - Junking this, jamming in a 1-gig NIC that I bought about 3 weeks ago.

Integrated 8-Channel (7.1) High Definition Audio - Should I start looking for a "7.1" speaker system?

I am planning on junking the power supply and getting something that puts put 800-1000 WATTS?

Thanking you in advance for steering me in the right direction.

It's a Gateway - Model GT5628.

See you folks in a week or two on TS. Painting the family room right now which is 1/3 of the house and I am in the over loaded position - you know the position - bend over and kiss it good bye.

On overload at the moment. Too many things to do.

[Jimbuna]

Wow!!.....nice system....certainly one I would like to own

Looking forward to our first TS encounter