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crashing on both my 950 and 960 haven't tested on my 750ti's yet but I'm guessing it will be the same results.

Yeah I usually use the Asus site since almost all my computers and MOBO's are their brand. Its actually not to bad compared to some other driver sites. I was looking for a quick all in one solution but I don't think that I'm going to be installing this on any of my other PC's.

I installed IOBit Driver Booster on my desktop the other day and it seemed to fix a lot of old drivers which was good so I installed it on a few more PC's one was my Asus EP121 tablet which is an older Windows 7 (originally) tablet. Driver Booster totally replaced the tablets touch drivers with a USB touch interface which is like using your finger as a mouse and nothing like using a touch screen. I have a 8 inch portable monitor that features the usb touch and frankly it isn't worth using as a touch screen in my opinion it is terrible and nothing like how touch should be. Anyway I reinstalled the touch drivers for my tablet and that fixed everything up but users should beware that programs like this can have negative effects on your system my IOBit even told me it was creating a system restore point but when I went to use it this morning I couldn't find where it had created it at to utilize it. So unless you know how to fix driver issues on your own I would suggest being cautious when using this program.

Instant crash for me too.

I try a whole bunch and then pick the ones I think I like the best at the moment and save them as presets then I can access them and play around and see how things look with different ones.

In RA go to settings and go to input scroll down until you come to Input Hotkey Binds here by mapping a hotkey you can map many different options that make your controller a powerful way to interface with RetroArch. This is by far one of the best features of RA and it is what puts it so far above many of the stand alones that exist.

It looks amazing!

If you use the hotkey binding you can see the changes on the fly you just have to save the shaders you like and then set the controller to toggle through your shaders. I use left thumnb key for the hotkey button and then I use d-pad left and right to shuffle through.

Maybe you could hold a logo contest. I think the logo could use a little freshening up I hope that doesn't offend anyone who designed it but maybe someone here with design talent could come up with something absolutely stunning using things like gradients and outline coloring to improve over the solid single color text. Make a disclaimer that you hold final decision on whether you want to change the logo or not as the contest may not result in anything you like.

You have to find the proper rom name and then edit the rom that LB is using to use the other. So say you have TMNT4P (fictional rom name) as the rom LB is using and in the rom folder you have TMNT2P you can just browse to the folder from the edit form and choose the rom you want and it will switch it.

I tried to stay with Fusion for as long as I could but the fact that it isn't updated anymore forced me over to the RA cores.

Putting that $60 towards my NX

For a 4 player build it would be awesome to use the LB colors for each player I don't think it would work as good for a two player setup

Yeah that looks amazing!

Don't worry Brad if this was a crime that have to lock most of us up.

In all the time I've known you I never would have guessed that!

Rookie!

Yes there are plenty of scenarios where users will want to keep their media for when they add the platform again. Clear prompts should be fine though to prevent any unwanted deletions.

These are pretty sweet!

This is also a good way to setup Demul to run Dreamcast and Arcade boards since it needs different checkboxs for each and also how I set up Desemeu (or how ever they spell it) to run some games horizontal and some games vertical.

Damn I just downloaded the free version and it found like 14 updates.

What file types are you using for the 3DO discs?

CDisplayEX is awesome never thought of using it in this way though.

This is subjective really to what kind of system you want to build. I have multiple HTPC's (4) and I would say a must for them is a Logitech K400R. It is a great little Keyboard/trackpad combo that is small enough but still has function keys. This basically gives you full PC navigation and typing capability which is important to me since my HTPC's are basically just giant screened work stations and I'll use them for anything computer related not just entertainment purposes. For controllers I'm not as picky as some and I have a plethora of controllers I use XBox 360 controllers for 3 of my 4 HTPC's but do have a pair of Logitech F710's that are also pretty good. As long as its wireless for my HTPC's that's really the biggest requirement. On one of my laptops is where I will break out my wired controllers Logitech F310 these are always super cheap and definitely worth it for the price tag. For full Windows tablet devices (I don't get any other tablets I feel they are so much more limited in use to a real PC in tablet form) I like to get Ipega Bluetooth controllers they are priced well for what you get and mine work very well (D-Pad isn't the greatest) I have the telescoping model that I use to make one of my tablets into a LB handheld and the other 360 clone model with the phone holder in the middle that I use with the tablet that I have a mount for on my dash this acts as my cars media hub with full access to my Plex server (if I bring my jetpack) and all my games via the 200GB microSD I have installed.