That's one thing, saying it's perfectly safe is another.trooper posted on Jul 26 2004 at 07:55 PM said:The human race never got where it is without constantly pushing the boundaries. :rolleyes:. Same can be applied to the GP32.
Nothings perfect and i never said it was safe, Going to the moon is not safe, But would we know as much about it if we did not go, Because it was not safe.raven posted on Jul 26 2004 at 08:08 PM said:That's one thing, saying it's perfectly safe is another.trooper posted on Jul 26 2004 at 07:55 PM said:The human race never got where it is without constantly pushing the boundaries. :rolleyes:. Same can be applied to the GP32.
I just want to play ghostbusters . Not go to the moon h34r:.trooper posted on Jul 26 2004 at 07:23 PM said:Nothings perfect and i never said it was safe, Going to the moon is not safe, But would we know as much about it if we did not go, Because it was not safe.raven posted on Jul 26 2004 at 08:08 PM said:That's one thing, saying it's perfectly safe is another.trooper posted on Jul 26 2004 at 07:55 PM said:The human race never got where it is without constantly pushing the boundaries. :rolleyes:. Same can be applied to the GP32.
It`s called progress!.
Trooper
Go for it.Splinter posted on Jul 26 2004 at 08:32 PM said:Mine can manage 200mhz using the gp32 clock tester thingy....recon i should try for higher?
Hell yeah!!!!Splinter posted on Jul 26 2004 at 07:32 PM said:Mine can manage 200mhz using the gp32 clock tester thingy....recon i should try for higher?
But that was what the whole arguement was about wasn't it? Or did I misread your rolleye smilie? It seemed to refer to the previous posts.trooper posted on Jul 26 2004 at 08:23 PM said:Nothings perfect and i never said it was safe, Going to the moon is not safe, But would we know as much about it if we did not go, Because it was not safe.raven posted on Jul 26 2004 at 08:08 PM said:That's one thing, saying it's perfectly safe is another.trooper posted on Jul 26 2004 at 07:55 PM said:The human race never got where it is without constantly pushing the boundaries. :rolleyes:. Same can be applied to the GP32.
It`s called progress!.
Trooper