Yet another AMD destroys Intel thread.

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i have an exam at 2... avoiding revision... i could log into msn... but then I won't get ANY revision done (least here i'm having to wait for replies and end up reading some notes).

I'm gonna go intel and use a dothan chip I think, the damn thing is so powerful. Probably gonna buy this board: http://www.asus.com/products/mb/socket4 ... erview.htm
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Post by Don Carlos »

hmmmmmm

I'm still a huge fan of the AMD chips
Just got a 660 GT (ordered today) to replace my 4600 as its on its way out
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i also need a good athlon xp (socket a) board with a good array of ide and sata ports and gigabit ethernet on the southbrige (ie: nforce2 ultra 400 with gigabit mcp).
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Post by Don Carlos »

I always find MSI are awesome boards
Never had a problem with one
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Also, if u got any spare hardware u want 2 sell, im lookin 2 make a cheap file server??
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Post by Billy Bellend »

Turbanator wrote:one thing apple need to work on is their hard drives, the memory and cpu architecture is fast and powerful with plenty of bandwidth, but is bottlenecked by the hard drives and other data input sources. They don't even need to do something flashy like RAID, just use some high end 10,000rpm hds or some high density maxline 3's.
its always been that way tho :shrug:
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Post by Billy Bellend »

intel stocks rockin pretty heavey latly
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Post by rep »

Maybe it's because they don't have a credit in Star Wars Episode III, but AMD does? BLAHAHA!

Totally nerdy, I know. When in Rome.
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no thats not it
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i seen a mini move where th windows is not drive based but kinda on a rom/ram but not

and loaded with all kinda drm type stuff
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Post by rep »

4g3nt_Smith wrote:http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20050531-4958.html

Yet another reason...
Yeah, totally. If Longhorn goes the way I think it's going, and since Microsoft is making it where you have to be on the current version of whatever to get critical updates (thus making it totally profitable for antivirus companies who will love the oncoming swarm of worms, trojans, ransom-ware, and viruses because of people not up to date who don't want to buy Windows XP2 or Windows 6 or whatever they're going to call it.) and they force this DRM bullshit on us so hard that I can't even download a funny soundclip of George from Seinfeld's answering machine without having to pay NBC to hear it every time, then even I might switch to Lin__-- I mean Mac OSXI.
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Post by shadd_. »

i think gigabyte is coming out with a ram drive pci card.

yeah, fuck intel and their digital protection bullshit.
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Post by Billy Bellend »

with perma windows on it?
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Post by rep »

Did you see in my original post the snip at the end about iWill's 16-core 8-way Opteron system with 128GB of RAM? It has more RAM than hard drive space.

What was that company making noise in 2001 or 2002 about RAM that eh... memorized similarly to ROM, but operated the same as RAM? They were saying they'd have only RAM in computers in a few years and no need for hard drives...

Also, what happened to that Israeli company that said they had a 25GHz CPU? Did the prototype get blown up on a bus?
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Post by Billy Bellend »

rep wrote:
4g3nt_Smith wrote:http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20050531-4958.html

Yet another reason...
Yeah, totally. If Longhorn goes the way I think it's going, and since Microsoft is making it where you have to be on the current version of whatever to get critical updates.



apple did that years ago
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Post by shadd_. »

Billy Bellend wrote:with perma windows on it?
no, straight windows with a touch of highlights.
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Post by Billy Bellend »

:lol:
now thats good for sommy shadd :spank:
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Post by shadd_. »

serious note, i think the gigabyte drive is just using pc2700(iirc).

it has a battery pack that lasts for 16 hours or so, then will recharge when your comp is running.

so you could load windows on it i guess. maybe they will come out with a better power solution that will last longer.
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Post by Psyche911 »

shadd_. wrote:serious note, i think the gigabyte drive is just using pc2700(iirc).

it has a battery pack that lasts for 16 hours or so, then will recharge when your comp is running.

so you could load windows on it i guess. maybe they will come out with a better power solution that will last longer.
It's 200MHz DDR. Not sure what speed that is...it's not PC1600, is it?

And on another note:
http://www.pcworld.com/news/article/0,aid,120913,00.asp

PC World suggests waiting 'till Longhorn to use a 64-bit version of Windows, not XP 64-bit. You can't argue with that source, Rep. You quoted them to start this thread.
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Post by shaft »

belive it or not, george isnt at home....
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Post by Duhard »

rep owned this thread...thanks for coming.
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Post by Psyche911 »

Like you would know, when was the last time you "owned" anything.

Why don't you accept somebody's challenge? Oh you don't have it installed. Like that doesn't take 5 minutes to do. :dork:
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Psyche911 wrote:Like you would know, when was the last time you "owned" anything.

Why don't you accept somebody's challenge? Oh you don't have it installed. Like that doesn't take 5 minutes to do. :dork:
What the hell are you talking about you complete moron?

I have q3 installed, the morons who are challenging me don't have it installed...understand yet?

If you have a problem with that we could just load the game and I promise you you'll shut the fuck up for the rest of your miserable life.
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Post by Psyche911 »

lol
I thought it was you saying that. Nevermind. :icon19:
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