blueboy Posted May 17, 2003 Share Posted May 17, 2003 yup! actually hindi ko muna iooverclock kasi i chose between axp1700+ and axp2400+ since 1thou lang difference eh di parang nag-overclock na rin ako may warranty pa. if u look at the price difference, going legit gives you better longetivity on ur investment. after the warranty expires, then u can overclock - w/c is wat i intend to do 1yr from now. by then my processor would be obsolete but i can still squeeze more mhz from it. if u squeeze all of the juice today, i.e. axp1700+ @2ghz... then 1yr from now that's as far as you'll get, i.e. shorter lifetime. good move, and a nice tip, bro! Quote Link to comment
JUPITER Posted May 18, 2003 Share Posted May 18, 2003 ako eto ang hinihintay ko... http://www.pcabusers.com/reviews/coolermas...aero7/front.jpg http://www.pcabusers.com/reviews/coolermas.../aero7/back.jpg o di ba.. tapos lagyan mo ng LED sa loob ng fan enclosure..di astig na hehehee what do u think? Quote Link to comment
dbigboorat Posted May 18, 2003 Share Posted May 18, 2003 sir butsoy, sir saan kita pwedeng matawagan for the legal advice? thanks po. Quote Link to comment
tsinito888 Posted May 19, 2003 Share Posted May 19, 2003 grabe.. :o galeng pla nitong site na'to.. i wonder why i nvr heard of it when i was still there, kelan nga ba sinimulan to?? gotta check up on that..anyway, qstn lang po sa mga lawyers who would be familiar with this, kasi m not really sure who to ask that can be trusted: im in the u.s. since last may22nd.. turnd 21 last august. im carrying an h4 visa (being a dependent of my mom). hm, pano kaya yung status ko dito? i just need some lights shed on this issue.. pleeease? kasi kung di na'ko pde, e patay.. uwi na lang me. not unless there's still something that can be done. btw, mommy ko is a tchr in a public sch, pero d pa nya nasimulan yung gc nya.. pano kaya? i need your honest opinion please.. sensya na. have fun in your eb nga pala. I'm no immigration lawyer, pero, i have a friend who runs an immigration consultancy here. from what i've heard, an H-4 visa is a dependent of a H-1A/B. Here's what you can do, apply for your own H-1B/H-2B visa, you will need to have an employer to "sponsor" your petition. You can also inquire sa BCIS (formerly the INS) on how to convert your H-4 to an F-1 (student visa). Do this at the soonest possible time. Pag nag lapse yung status mo, out of status ka na (otherwise known as TNT) ... your last option is to marry a US citizen and adjust your status there. In whatever you do, always consult a professional, they maybe expensive but at least they know what they are doing. Quote Link to comment
Guest templar Posted May 19, 2003 Share Posted May 19, 2003 grabe.. :o galeng pla nitong site na'to.. i wonder why i nvr heard of it when i was still there, kelan nga ba sinimulan to?? gotta check up on that..anyway, qstn lang po sa mga lawyers who would be familiar with this, kasi m not really sure who to ask that can be trusted: im in the u.s. since last may22nd.. turnd 21 last august. im carrying an h4 visa (being a dependent of my mom). hm, pano kaya yung status ko dito? i just need some lights shed on this issue.. pleeease? kasi kung di na'ko pde, e patay.. uwi na lang me. not unless there's still something that can be done. btw, mommy ko is a tchr in a public sch, pero d pa nya nasimulan yung gc nya.. pano kaya? i need your honest opinion please.. sensya na. have fun in your eb nga pala. I'm no immigration lawyer, pero, i have a friend who runs an immigration consultancy here. from what i've heard, an H-4 visa is a dependent of a H-1A/B. Here's what you can do, apply for your own H-1B/H-2B visa, you will need to have an employer to "sponsor" your petition. You can also inquire sa BCIS (formerly the INS) on how to convert your H-4 to an F-1 (student visa). Do this at the soonest possible time. Pag nag lapse yung status mo, out of status ka na (otherwise known as TNT) ... your last option is to marry a US citizen and adjust your status there. In whatever you do, always consult a professional, they maybe expensive but at least they know what they are doing. Ooooopppss.... mea culpa! Mixed up H4 w/ F1 ..... tsinito is right! Quote Link to comment
magtatah0ng Posted May 19, 2003 Share Posted May 19, 2003 wowowow... yan din hinihintay ko jupiter. meron na kaya niyan dito sa pinas?according to tom's hardware the coolermaster aero7 is the best heatsink/fan. Quote Link to comment
trebbie Posted May 19, 2003 Share Posted May 19, 2003 dudez bk may gus2 bumili s nyo ng geforce2 mx 400 64 mb, 1K lng. Pr mkpag-upgrade n ko s Ti4200. PM nyo ko f ur ntrested...Ciao! :evil: You might want to post this in the appropriate section na lang of MTC. You can also try TipidPC.com. You might get more and better responses there. Quote Link to comment
allenwfc Posted May 19, 2003 Share Posted May 19, 2003 just out of curiosty and family thing na din... my dad has this court case with RCBC for more or less 20 years already... we won the RTC part and lost at the appeals court... it currently now at the Supreme court since about 3-4 years ago... the question is, isn't there supposed to a law that says supreme court cases can't exceed 2 years? this is a civil case so it might not apply. if not, how long can it go on b4 the court if obliged to end it? also, a question concerning 'damages' the current case doesn't inlcude it but are we allowed to sue them for damages if we win the case in proving that they mis-handled my dad's accounts? how are damages calculated? last, is there really a rule required to share the 'damages income' with the lawyers? if yes, how/what is the amount determined? ty in advance. Quote Link to comment
allenwfc Posted May 19, 2003 Share Posted May 19, 2003 Who are going to the windows 2003 launch tom?? see you there Quote Link to comment
mel_ian19_2001 Posted May 20, 2003 Share Posted May 20, 2003 ako eto update ng pc ko www.pbase.com/arcadia_2003/update_of_mp_pc Quote Link to comment
umbertoeklat Posted May 21, 2003 Share Posted May 21, 2003 meron pa raw 2nd session yung launching kahapon? Quote Link to comment
Wolf Posted May 21, 2003 Share Posted May 21, 2003 allenwfc, from the last question to the first... No, you cannot share the amount of damages awarded with the lawyers simply because the damage was incurred by the party-litigator and not by the lawyer who merely represented the former. it's much the same way that the attorney's fees awarded to the winning party cannot be shared with the party-litigator -- sa lawyer lang yun. No, you need not sue separately for damages. if you can still amend the complaint to include the damages, do so. of course, you have to prove it during the litigation. Damages are calculated according to the actual amount lost. Lost earning opportunity may also be included. Moral damages (sleepless nights, anxiety, etc) and exemplary damages obviously cannot be quantified, thus any amount may be claimed in the complaint, subject to the court's discretion. The 2-year period applies to both civil and criminal cases, and it commences from the date the case is submitted for decision and not from the filing of the complaint. Quote Link to comment
freelicker Posted May 21, 2003 Share Posted May 21, 2003 allenwfc, from the last question to the first... No, you cannot share the amount of damages awarded with the lawyers simply because the damage was incurred by the party-litigator and not by the lawyer who merely represented the former. it's much the same way that the attorney's fees awarded to the winning party cannot be shared with the party-litigator -- sa lawyer lang yun. No, you need not sue separately for damages. if you can still amend the complaint to include the damages, do so. of course, you have to prove it during the litigation. Damages are calculated according to the actual amount lost. Lost earning opportunity may also be included. Moral damages (sleepless nights, anxiety, etc) and exemplary damages obviously cannot be quantified, thus any amount may be claimed in the complaint, subject to the court's discretion. The 2-year period applies to both civil and criminal cases, and it commences from the date the case is submitted for decision and not from the filing of the complaint. Just a point of clarification on the 2 year period. While it is indicated in the regulations that the SC must resolve issues within 2 years, it is not uncommon to find cases pending with the SC for substantially longer periods than 2 years. I had seen cases with the SC that had been there for as long as 10 to 15 years (mostly civil cases which has the lowest priority in resolving issues). I had been a court attorney with the SC before and the reason for this is the volume of cases that come in to the Supreme Court on a daily basis, actually exceeds the number of Justices in the Supreme Court by half. This being the case, even if the Justices decide one case every day (which is almost impossible), there would still be a serious backlog in the dockets. So, sad to say, your case might not likely be resolved anytime soon . Quote Link to comment
gizmo Posted May 21, 2003 Share Posted May 21, 2003 i am a newbie. i was reading el gimikero and i was enticed by the his write up and i was not a bit disappointed. i can see lots of interesting and interested people here. btw, i am a lawyer, not really a newbie in my profession. get to you guys later. Quote Link to comment
darLeng_mo Posted May 21, 2003 Share Posted May 21, 2003 welcome to MTC gizmo... ei guys, dumadami na kayo... set na po natin lawyers eb... Quote Link to comment
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