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irelandoffline
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AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ 3.0GHz Socket AM2
Asus M2N32-SLI Deluxe, nForce 590 SLI, Socket-AM2, DDR2, 2xGbLAN, ATX, 2xPCI-Ex16 Gainward GeForce 7600GS 256MB Passive, PCI-Express, DDR2, "BP7600GS-256-TV-DVI" Corsair TWIN2X 6400 DDR2, 2048MB CL5 Kit Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP2b |
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Mines black with a keyboard and monitor.... Cool or what
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Rossi
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I've built and configured my own 2 PC's and loads for other people.. 1 is a Gaming Rig (private network) and this ones for internet access. (my own Administrator & Techie Support)
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Kin Mak
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Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.4GHZ FSB1066 2X4MB |
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Rossi
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Nice Gaming Rig you have there Kin, future proof for about two-three years then upgrade time again.. That looks very similar to Alienware specs..hmmm cba with the tech specs on my two Pc's..(can't remember more like) |
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Kin Mak
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My system had an upgrade of CPU, mobo and RAM just this year, rest of the stuff is 2 years old. Will upgrade when needed. Alienware is good but would you pay nearly twice as much compared to our systems for prettier packaging? Check out the system we are currently building... 2 x 36GB Raptor drives in Raid 0 as a system disk to be put in as well. His bluray/HDDVD optical drive is €850!!! http://www.elara.ie/customize/configuration.asp?viewsave=247 9 |
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Quad core is nice Kin, perfect for gaming, out of my budget unfortunately. IE bah humbug, Firefox for the masses.
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Coooool I had one of them, but the knobs fell off I've now got a BIG floor mounted beast, with four hard-drives, Mega-Gigs worth of Ram, with an old keyboard and even older mouse swipped - cough - borrowed from work, and a 19" sooper-dooper Flat-Screen - in black. Still running XP as I don't trust this new vespa lark |
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System internals/hardware is what counts IMO. Having a pretty case not a necessity although, having an efficient quiet cooling case is also up there. Hmmm.. Blue-Ray DVD compared to HD DVD Blue-Ray has huge capacity but, VHS v Betamax all over again, (that's another thread) I'll sit on the fence on that choice.. Hardware is where it's at, bit like cars really.. |
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Mines silver with blue lights on it ! It has an on button, that doubles as an off button when windows locks up. Right, thats my techie bit for the day !
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Hardware is where it's at, bit like cars really.. that's why Nigel drives an 'over |
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Mines white with a apple on the front.
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alun
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Intel Quad Core 2.4ghz
OCZ Reaper 9200 4gb RAM @ 1150mhz Western Digital 500gb7200rpm hdd Iomega 320gb external Mitsubishi Diamondtron 22" CRT monitor (perfect flat display) EVGA 680SLi Motherboard EVGA GTS 640mb 500mhz (i think) graphics card Creative 5.1 surround sound OCZ 850watt power supply Asus Silent Knight CPU Cooler (does the trick- cpu runs below 40degrees c) LG DVD multi region with lightscribe Antec P182 case - fantastic. it's insulated so that heat from power supply does not enter the main space where components are. i think thats it... i want 8gb ram eventually :-|i need it |
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Kin Mak
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Are you running a 64bit Windows or Linux? |
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I bought my son the following to build up his system..
He's now got it setup so that he gets a Vista score of 5.9 (the maximum |
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Yes, running 64bit rendering packages too, 3DS Max 9, Autocad 2008 etc, so with these programmes, I really need 8gb ram running high mhz's. I know xp doesn't support 8gb. I'd rather run XP tho. The 4gb is still good though. Edited by alun |
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Kin Mak
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Raptors are good for system disks, in Raid 0. Storage disks are fine using the new perpendicular harddrives which provide close enough performance for much less money. |
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My pc sucks now, i only built the thing.
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