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Rabu, 05 Februari 2014

I need help with my Wizard101 game, Error 123?

Q. I have played Wizard101 numerous times before, it always loaded up within 1-3 minutes, 5 at most and I could play for hours non stop. Recently (as in a few months) the game has been acting up on me: it would load for 30 minutes then show the error screen. I have tried everything, it just won't work. I've tried to play Wizard101 on 3 laptops and 2 Desktop computers. It works fine if I play at my friends house.
Should I contact KingsIle? Thank you.

A. Update: 5/25/2011

We've recently been made aware of an issue that is affecting some of our customers. While trying to load the content for the game the required files will fail to download and then you will not be able to enter the game and will receive the Error 123. **

While we work on a permanent solution tentatively scheduled for our next major publish we've found that there are 2 possible solutions that have worked for customers. We welcome you to try both of them.


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Part A

First, click here https://www.wizard101.com/patchClient/test. If the page loads and you see "Test OK!" but are still not able to enter the game due to the error move on to Part B of this article. If you clicked the link above and get any other page error then you may have a firewall or antivirus program that is restricting the patcher from access the server.

You should review your firewall software's exception list and make sure that the following files are added to it.

WizardLauncher.exe is located in this directory:
C:\ProgramData\KingsIsle Entertainment\Wizard101\PatchClient\BankA\

WizardLauncher.exe is located in this directory:
C:\ProgramData\KingsIsle Entertainment\Wizard101\PatchClient\BankB\

WizardGraphicalClient.exe is located in this directory:
C:\ProgramData\KingsIsle Entertainment\Wizard101\Bin

ProgramData may be "Program Files" depending on your version of Windows.



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Part B

If the above troubleshooting does not work, then we recommend a complete reinstall of the game. Please uninstall, reboot, redownload and reinstall before attempting to log into the game again. It is important that you NOT see the NPC housing vendor after completing this step as it may cause the error to return.

If you are running Windows 7 or Vista, you may want to run the client as an Administrator as well. Right click on the desktop shortcut and pick "Run As Administrator". (The game will launch normally afterwards after this first time)

For Advanced users only:

To save you some time redownloading, you can try the following. Before uninstalling make a copy of your GameData folder and delete the offending file(s) from it. It will either be called Housing-Mooshu-MS_Tier1_Exterior_Preview.wad or Housing_CL-CL-House_CL_Tier02_A_Outside_Preview.wad. Then uninstall the game and reboot. Redownload the game and install it however, before you run the patcher place the copy of the GameData folder back into its original location and patch.



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Finally, if you continue to have trouble we'll need you to send us both your WizardLauncher logs directly after getting the error. You can find out how to locate and send those two files to us by watching this HelpCast: http://youtu.be/-1nlrbQ9DHU



** Some customers report that they visited the housing NPC in Celestia and previewed either the Celestial Observatory or the Mooshu Tranquil Cottage. Until this issue is resolved in a future update we recommend not doing this at this time.

This has been happening to many users so don't worry! Good luck!
_PWN


Can a $700 gaming computer run 2011 games and below?
Q. I was gonna go to my local PC shop and try to set up a computer for $700 bucks, for pure gaming. I was wondering what year of games I would be able to run with a $700 computer built specifically for gaming.

A. Depends if you want to play on maxed settings or if you are ok with running low or med settings.

$700 you can run 2011 games but most likely on low.

Monitor ~ $100
Windows 7 ~ $90
Mobo ~ $75
CPU ~ $150
Hard Drive ~ $50
PSU ~ $50
GPU ~ $100
Memory ~ $50
Case ~ $50
Tax ~ $75


This is approximate values for low-end parts. $700 won't get you very far with a gaming computer. I suggest investing at least $1000. Also I suggest ordering from Newegg.com than going to a computer store such as Microcenter. Can find the same parts for cheaper and free shipping. Good luck on your build.





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Senin, 03 Februari 2014

GAMING COMPUTER?????????

Q. CAN A QUAD CORE ,4gb ram, 9800 gt run all games at maxed out settings and can run future games at max out? or A GTX 270, 8gb ram, and core i5/ core i7 processor to run future games at max out?
FUture games i mean is this year's games and 2011 games.

A. You want to run next year's games maxed out?

Get the fastest Core i7 CPU, 12GB of RAM, RAID 0'd Solid State Disks, and Crossfire 3 Radeon 5970's.

Sadly enough, that would still cost less than I paid for my first computer in the 80's


How good is this computer for gaming?
Q. Motherboard- Intel®GIGABYTE PH67-D2
Processor- Intel Core i5 2400 3.1GHZ-6M
RAM- -4096MB PC10600-DDR3-1333Mhz-KINGSTON
Graphic Card- ATI HD5770 1024MB DDR5/HDMI/1080P FULL H.D
Hard Disc- 1000GB SATA3 WD/SAMSUNG

I don't run really heavy games like Crysis, bit I would like to play games like Starcraft 2, Mass Effect 3, Assassin's Creed Brotherhood/Revelations and such, on max or at least high graphic settings.
Will this hardware be enough?

A. Should be very good for gaming!
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/charts/2011-gaming-graphics-charts/Call-Of-Pripyat-Gamer,2665.html
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/charts/2011-gaming-graphics-charts/Aliens-vs.-Predator-Gamer,2667.html
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/charts/2011-gaming-graphics-charts/Call-of-Juarez-Gamer,2671.html
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/charts/2011-gaming-graphics-charts/Mafia-2-Gamer,2669.html
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/charts/2011-gaming-graphics-charts/Metro-2033-Gamer,2663.html
http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/charts/2011-gaming-graphics-charts/Unigine-Sanctuary-Gamer,2661.html

These are the latest gaming benchmarks for your GFX card, 60FPS is essentially perfect, 45FPS is very playable, and 30FPS is reasonable (and TV shows are broadcasted at 24-30FPS)





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Minggu, 02 Februari 2014

What is the best gaming computer in 2011?

Q. I have about around $10k and am looking to purchase the absolute fastest gaming computer on the market. I have compared every gaming computers specifications from pretty much every maker, and can't find anything to compete with the Psycho Killer Extreme from www.GamingPC.net . Does anyone know any other top of line super computer makers that compare with this one?

A. well to my knowledge the ultimate killer gaming pc includes these specs:
EVGA SR-2 Motherboard
2x Xeon processors
4x GTX 580's
48gb (4gb ram in all 12 slots)


Whats a good affordable computer to play games on?
Q. Has real good graphics and runs smooth and quick.

A. You can't 'name' a computer that is good for gaming, you have to custom build one yourself. That being said, I currently own a 2011 Mac Mini that has some pretty good specs for gaming (it can run Crysis no problem), so if you just install Windows on it you'll be good to go. You can get it for $799.

However, I suggest you just buy a PS3. Think about all the money you're going to spend on a computer just to play the EXACT same games as a console, except with fewer exclusives and features. On my PS3, I can play the likes of Killzone 3, Uncharted 2, Little Big Planet, Gran Turismo 5, Demon's Souls, Ratchet & Clank, Disgaea 4, God of War 3, Resistance 3... The list just goes on. Plus, I get free online for every game (some PC MMO's are p2p), and I get to use a controller and sit on my nice comfy couch. You really want to lay down $500 or more just to sit at a desk in a cramped, upright position so you can play the same games I do? Yeah, don't think.

You can get a PS3 and about 3 games for under $300 at Gamestop. You'd be lucky to get a decent gaming PC for under $600 alone.





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Selasa, 19 November 2013

What is a cheap but good gaming computer?

Q. I don't have the money for alienware or apple computers, so could anyone please tell me good computers for gaming that are preferably under $650?

A. Here is a good $600 gaming configuration.
http://gamingrig.blogspot.com/2011/06/600-gaming-pc-june-2011.html

Spend $30 more and upgrade the GTX550Ti to a HD6850.


What is the average price to build your own gaming computer? Is it possible to do it for under $900?
Q. I'm really not looking for anything that close to the bleeding edge. I just want to know how the range I'll be in if I'm looking to build a computer that can run things like Dragon Age and WoW without much of a problem. All I'm looking for in my computer is decent gaming performance.

PS. I'm a first-timer at this so any helpful sites would be greatly appreciated.

A. $900 can get you a pretty powerful computer, one that can max out almost any game today.

Look at this $1000 PC ($900 without OS).
http://gamingrig.blogspot.com/2011/06/1000-gaming-pc-june-2011.html

That's good enough to max out any game for the next couple of years at least.

Here is a $800 build that would max out all of todays games.
http://gamingrig.blogspot.com/2011/06/750-gaming-pc-june-2011.html





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Minggu, 27 Oktober 2013

What laptop/netbook would you suggest i buy? What should i look for when i choose a laptop?

Q. I'm a student, i'd use it mainly to write, to brows the web, and listen to music. Occasionally i'd watch a movie online, play a computer game..

I know i want it to be at least 14inch screen, and i'm looking for something cheap, inexpensive. I have considered buying a used laptop, but my friend tells me that's not a wise idea.

Thanks all.
oh, and i'd also use it for video conversations.

A. Since you probably will be sharing programs and files with other students and you don't want to have compatibility problems, I would recommend you to buy a PC laptop instead of an Apple.

A good way to decide which laptop you should buy is by looking at the best selling laptops list, because that tells you what most people are deciding to buy right now.

The most sold PC laptop with the characteristics that you require, and the one that I will recommend to you, is the Toshiba Satellite L755-S5271. It has a 15.6-Inch LED, and 4GB of RAM, which is something necessary if you don't want to have speed problems while opening various programs or web pages at the same time. You can buy it new for $499.99, but if you want something cheaper with these same characteristics, you can buy the HP ProBook 4530s XU015UT for $449.99.

Take a look here to see a list of the best selling laptops in Amazon.com:

http://romcartridge.blogspot.com/2011/07/best-selling-laptops.html

Good luck!


I have the G27 racing wheel and I'm looking for some racing games for the PS3. What should I get?
Q. I have the following...
DiRT
DiRT 2
DiRT 3
GT5
NFS: Shift 2
NASCAR The Game 2011
NASCAR 09
GRID
Midnight Club: LA

My favorite so far would be DiRT 2 but i'm getting a little tired of the same old tracks over and over. So, what are some other good PS3 racing games that would work with the G27 racing wheel?

A. Apart from your present games I can only think of Gran Turismo 5, but seriously..

PC offers a lot more to simulation driving, I can recommend checking out:

iRacing
rFactor
GTR

I haven't had to think about this since I always keep my computer's hardware upgraded. In case you do I know rFactor doesn't require much power to run great.

EDIT: I misread your list ^^ just noticed GT5 is already there.. Well, the rest of my answer stands.





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Sabtu, 26 Oktober 2013

How much would it cost to build a decent gaming computer in 2011?

Q. I've been really wanting to build a gaming computer, but I'm not the most tech-savvy person on earth. I know I can probably do it for $1k, but I'd also like to know what components I should buy in the first place to build a pretty good gaming computer.
I already have a pretty good monitor, mouse, speakers, keyboard, etc. All I have to worry about is the tower.

A. I would say around $800 - $1000.
You can get an AMD Phenom Quad Core for around $150. You can get a Hexa core processor, if you want to be really upgrade proof. But that usually costs a lot more than the quad.
Motherboards typically cost $150 - 200. (Be sure to get a mobo that is compatible with the processor)
A decent video card that will run current games will cost you $150 - 200. I recommend the NVIDIA GTX 560.
RAM (depending on how much you want) will typically cost you $60 - 120. 6GB DDR3 is recommended.
Power Supplies will be around $60 - 100. I recommend Corsair Power Supplies, they also have a Gaming Series for gaming computers.
Case would be around $50 - 80.
Windows will cost you $100 or more.
A Hard Drive will be around $100. 7200rpm recommended. You can go for a solid state hard drive just for backups, they are around $120.
So yeah, around $900.
In the end, you will be saving LOTS of money instead of buying an Alienware.


What is the best gaming computer in 2011?
Q. I have about around $10k and am looking to purchase the absolute fastest gaming computer on the market. I have compared every gaming computers specifications from pretty much every maker, and can't find anything to compete with the Psycho Killer Extreme from www.GamingPC.net . Does anyone know any other top of line super computer makers that compare with this one?

A. well to my knowledge the ultimate killer gaming pc includes these specs:
EVGA SR-2 Motherboard
2x Xeon processors
4x GTX 580's
48gb (4gb ram in all 12 slots)





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Minggu, 20 Oktober 2013

What is a cheap but good gaming computer?

Q. I don't have the money for alienware or apple computers, so could anyone please tell me good computers for gaming that are preferably under $650?

A. Here is a good $600 gaming configuration.
http://gamingrig.blogspot.com/2011/06/600-gaming-pc-june-2011.html

Spend $30 more and upgrade the GTX550Ti to a HD6850.


What is the average price to build your own gaming computer? Is it possible to do it for under $900?
Q. I'm really not looking for anything that close to the bleeding edge. I just want to know how the range I'll be in if I'm looking to build a computer that can run things like Dragon Age and WoW without much of a problem. All I'm looking for in my computer is decent gaming performance.

PS. I'm a first-timer at this so any helpful sites would be greatly appreciated.

A. $900 can get you a pretty powerful computer, one that can max out almost any game today.

Look at this $1000 PC ($900 without OS).
http://gamingrig.blogspot.com/2011/06/1000-gaming-pc-june-2011.html

That's good enough to max out any game for the next couple of years at least.

Here is a $800 build that would max out all of todays games.
http://gamingrig.blogspot.com/2011/06/750-gaming-pc-june-2011.html





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Rabu, 17 Juli 2013

Why am I starting to feel old when I play on those computer games?

Q. I was born in 1941, now I remember my son used to play on those arcade games and so I started playing with him. Well, come 2011 or so I decided to buy one of those playstation 360s or whatever they call it for myself and my grandson but whenever I get on and talk to the people online they always seem to call me old. Am I too old to be playing those computer games? I'm just enjoying what I didn't have as a child. Is that such a crime?

A. lol, "playstation 360's"... nah no one is too old, infact i think it's refreshing to hear about older people playing video games. The people giving you grief for it I'm guessing are just ignorant little kids themselves, I wouldn't take it seriously.


How much would it cost to build a decent gaming computer in 2011?
Q. I've been really wanting to build a gaming computer, but I'm not the most tech-savvy person on earth. I know I can probably do it for $1k, but I'd also like to know what components I should buy in the first place to build a pretty good gaming computer.
I already have a pretty good monitor, mouse, speakers, keyboard, etc. All I have to worry about is the tower.

A. I would say around $800 - $1000.
You can get an AMD Phenom Quad Core for around $150. You can get a Hexa core processor, if you want to be really upgrade proof. But that usually costs a lot more than the quad.
Motherboards typically cost $150 - 200. (Be sure to get a mobo that is compatible with the processor)
A decent video card that will run current games will cost you $150 - 200. I recommend the NVIDIA GTX 560.
RAM (depending on how much you want) will typically cost you $60 - 120. 6GB DDR3 is recommended.
Power Supplies will be around $60 - 100. I recommend Corsair Power Supplies, they also have a Gaming Series for gaming computers.
Case would be around $50 - 80.
Windows will cost you $100 or more.
A Hard Drive will be around $100. 7200rpm recommended. You can go for a solid state hard drive just for backups, they are around $120.
So yeah, around $900.
In the end, you will be saving LOTS of money instead of buying an Alienware.





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Jumat, 12 Juli 2013

What is the best gaming computer in 2011?

Q. I have about around $10k and am looking to purchase the absolute fastest gaming computer on the market. I have compared every gaming computers specifications from pretty much every maker, and can't find anything to compete with the Psycho Killer Extreme from www.GamingPC.net . Does anyone know any other top of line super computer makers that compare with this one?

A. well to my knowledge the ultimate killer gaming pc includes these specs:
EVGA SR-2 Motherboard
2x Xeon processors
4x GTX 580's
48gb (4gb ram in all 12 slots)


What laptop/netbook would you suggest i buy? What should i look for when i choose a laptop?
Q. I'm a student, i'd use it mainly to write, to brows the web, and listen to music. Occasionally i'd watch a movie online, play a computer game..

I know i want it to be at least 14inch screen, and i'm looking for something cheap, inexpensive. I have considered buying a used laptop, but my friend tells me that's not a wise idea.

Thanks all.
oh, and i'd also use it for video conversations.

A. Since you probably will be sharing programs and files with other students and you don't want to have compatibility problems, I would recommend you to buy a PC laptop instead of an Apple.

A good way to decide which laptop you should buy is by looking at the best selling laptops list, because that tells you what most people are deciding to buy right now.

The most sold PC laptop with the characteristics that you require, and the one that I will recommend to you, is the Toshiba Satellite L755-S5271. It has a 15.6-Inch LED, and 4GB of RAM, which is something necessary if you don't want to have speed problems while opening various programs or web pages at the same time. You can buy it new for $499.99, but if you want something cheaper with these same characteristics, you can buy the HP ProBook 4530s XU015UT for $449.99.

Take a look here to see a list of the best selling laptops in Amazon.com:

http://romcartridge.blogspot.com/2011/07/best-selling-laptops.html

Good luck!





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