WanderingAries

Going along the lines of others. Give us a combination of chances and time restrictions.

Give us like 3-5 chances (in say an initial popup, once per site visit) to either do what we want at the time or proceed to make the necessary changes/confirmations. Make this affect Everything tied to the Titan site. If possible, make it so I it's smart enough so I don't have to do this on each of the different branch sites when I login to them. Mind you I don't fully understand Cookies in this sense, but perhaps set the cookies to expire at the end of the time restriction.

Try clicking that box at the login that says something like "link to account" and see what happens.

I don't have the link, but I know we've covered this before and this was what I said before:

I'm pretty sure that this would make my (and others) "fire" toons rather perturbed as it would be like hitting the mute button on each attack so to speak. Fire just seems more menacing that Heat. What sounds more deadly, burning your hand in the Fire or scaulding your hand in the Heat?

I would check your temps and if those are high, then check your fans, and last resort double check your thermal paste jobs.

I'm guessing that your Linux install is at the beginning of the drive? Is there any chance that having the Windows side of things closer to the end of the platter is causing the issue? My thinking an increase in seek times, etc.

I'm running an older Intel version of that line with 3Gb usable RAM and a 256Mb GeForce Go 7600 with no probs and I'm on even older drivers. I'd check your temps, etc and see where you're going from there. BTW, within the driver settings and even within the windows power management settings there are options that will intentionally reduce the performance of your machine while it's under load. You might look into setting everything for Maximum Performance (as opposed to Power Saving) and see how it goes. Just remember that you're obviously sacrificing battery life.

Perhaps you could elaborate on what exactly you're feeling is inferior experience wise.

if the rig was purchased that way and you're not a 'tinkerer' like some of us, then by all means don't mess with it to be safe. I dont' know what to look for when it comes to steam, but with many problems listed this year alone, I concure with the rest. Somewhere in the forums there is a guide to graphics settings. I'd look that up so you can get an idea of what to turn up/down and to what levels.

I haven't a clue based on the specs, but that rig 'feels' like it's been OC'd. Since CoX uses hardware differently than Skyrim, then perhaps that's related?

I can't quantify anything, but the game does feel more stable with >2Gb of ram. Taking into consideration that XP uses something like 512Mb-768Mb on its own and the game can easily nab 1.5Gb now a days. If anything it'll give your system some breathing room even if it's stuck using 3.0Gb-3.5Gb of the 4Gb physical.