High-Res Scans Of CQ Sleeve And CD

[Manny Cav]

I got the download of these up on my website. It's all in one ZIP (thought that's mainly just for packaging, since the ZIP couldn't hardly do anything for the JPG images.

Maybe Strife if he had time.  I think Lucius may have completely forgotten about this site.

Not quite. He was last on on March 27, 2009, 05:37:03 PM. His last posting was around the time the xbolt's sick topic was up. Still....

[Richie]

Ay-yah, Richie, how on Earth did you upload such high-resolution scans? My scanner definitely can't do that.

We have a really nice scanner.  That's actually the mid-range resolution it can produce.  It can go so high, you need 20 GB of RAM to view the image.

[ChexCommander]

Maybe Strife if he had time.  I think Lucius may have completely forgotten about this site.

Well, he was pretty prominent a while back. He used to be in your Global Mod spot, remember?

Hm, I might be able to do a little touching up in Photoshop, but no guarantees.

Ay-yah, Richie, how on Earth did you upload such high-resolution scans? My scanner definitely can't do that.

We have a really nice scanner.  That's actually the mid-range resolution it can produce.  It can go so high, you need 20 GB of RAM to view the image.

WHAT?!? That's ridiculous (yet so awesome)! I don't know of anybody I've ever heard of who has a computer that can even SUPPORT that much! How much did that scanner cost??

[Richie]

WHAT?!? That's ridiculous (yet so awesome)! I don't know of anybody I've ever heard of who has a computer that can even SUPPORT that much! How much did that scanner cost??

Not sure.  It's my Dad's.

[The Slimeinator]

Ay-yah, Richie, how on Earth did you upload such high-resolution scans? My scanner definitely can't do that.

We have a really nice scanner.  That's actually the mid-range resolution it can produce.  It can go so high, you need 20 GB of RAM to view the image.

WHAT?!? That's ridiculous (yet so awesome)! I don't know of anybody I've ever heard of who has a computer that can even SUPPORT that much! How much did that scanner cost??

OVAR 9000.

[TheMasterOfBattle]

You need over 20 GB of RAM to view the max res files? O_O

[matthias720]

Ay-yah, Richie, how on Earth did you upload such high-resolution scans? My scanner definitely can't do that.

We have a really nice scanner.  That's actually the mid-range resolution it can produce.  It can go so high, you need 20 GB of RAM to view the image.

O_O

[Alice Jameson]

Ay-yah, Richie, how on Earth did you upload such high-resolution scans? My scanner definitely can't do that.

We have a really nice scanner.  That's actually the mid-range resolution it can produce.  It can go so high, you need 20 GB of RAM to view the image.

O.o That is outrageous. What would possibly need to scan at such a high resolution? That's amazing...

[Manny Cav]

Ay-yah, Richie, how on Earth did you upload such high-resolution scans? My scanner definitely can't do that.

We have a really nice scanner.  That's actually the mid-range resolution it can produce.  It can go so high, you need 20 GB of RAM to view the image.

Were in Davy Jones' locker do you get 20 GB of ram unless you're Bill Gates or operate that particle-collider thingy!?

[xbolt]

Ay-yah, Richie, how on Earth did you upload such high-resolution scans? My scanner definitely can't do that.

We have a really nice scanner.  That's actually the mid-range resolution it can produce.  It can go so high, you need 20 GB of RAM to view the image.

Were in Davy Jones' locker do you get 20 GB of ram unless you're Bill Gates or operate that particle-collider thingy!?

*cracks knuckles*

First, you need a 64-bit operating system to read all of it. 32-bit only supports up to 4GB. Second, you'd need a hardcore motherboard that can handle all that. I found this one after a quick search. Third, you'd need lots of RAM sticks. That motherboard supports up to 6 sticks, so you'd need 5 4GB sticks. But we're cool, so we'll get all six sticks.

[Manny Cav]

Or number three: have $3,000 to throw away on a gaming rig-up you'll rarely use to its full power.

[xbolt]

Or number three: have $3,000 to throw away on a gaming rig-up you'll rarely use to its full power.

That fact is minimized due to the bragging rights that arise due to the fact that you own one of the most powerful consumer computers on the planet.

[TheMasterOfBattle]

Or number three: have $3,000 to throw away on a gaming rig-up you'll rarely use to its full power.

That fact is minimized due to the bragging rights that arise due to the fact that you own one of the most powerful consumer computers on the planet.

Or the fact that it would be a good computer and handle new software in the future for years to come.

[ChexCommander]

Ay-yah, Richie, how on Earth did you upload such high-resolution scans? My scanner definitely can't do that.

We have a really nice scanner.  That's actually the mid-range resolution it can produce.  It can go so high, you need 20 GB of RAM to view the image.

Were in Davy Jones' locker do you get 20 GB of ram unless you're Bill Gates or operate that particle-collider thingy!?

*cracks knuckles*

First, you need a 64-bit operating system to read all of it. 32-bit only supports up to 4GB. Second, you'd need a hardcore motherboard that can handle all that. I found this one after a quick search. Third, you'd need lots of RAM sticks. That motherboard supports up to 6 sticks, so you'd need 5 4GB sticks. But we're cool, so we'll get all six sticks.

Do they have 4 gig sticks yet? And sheesh, that would be SO expensive...and yet, even most gaming rigs don't have 20 gb of ram...

[Alice Jameson]

Do they have 4 gig sticks yet? And sheesh, that would be SO expensive...and yet, even most gaming rigs don't have 20 gb of ram...

Yes I believe they do have 4 GB RAM sticks...