vtecsir1
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i thought the same thing until my computer started turning off all the time, i do have a video card that draws extra power though.
500watts is what i am running
i love mine
http://www.frozencpu.com/psu-94.html
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i thought the same thing until my computer started turning off all the time, i do have a video card that draws extra power though.
500watts is what i am running
i love mine
http://www.frozencpu.com/psu-94.html
Originally posted by HollowJDM+Aug 3 2005, 12:47 AM-->
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Tim actually is a baller, no really.
Battle Pope
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Originally posted by 92b16vx+Aug 2 2005, 05:02 PM-->
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Tim actually is a baller, no really.
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I kinda figure. But, if you ARE a balla, you gonna wanna look it.
Outlandish_Bandit
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I think it's funny that people who know very little about me try to judge me based on some post I made asking for help buying a computer. Oh well. But yeah, thanks Johnny for the backup.
And once again Endless 4 teh win!!!1 Thanks for your help. Only thing with the shuttle is, there's not much room inside the case (SFF) to put a newer video card with a giant fan thiny on it and all that jazz. It's perfect for a media pc, easy to hide and plenty fast, but I was looking to get something that would be easy to upgrade in the future, but would also be top of the line right now. I mostly play games with it, sometimes some PS or AutoCAD when I'm in the mood.
And once again Endless 4 teh win!!!1 Thanks for your help. Only thing with the shuttle is, there's not much room inside the case (SFF) to put a newer video card with a giant fan thiny on it and all that jazz. It's perfect for a media pc, easy to hide and plenty fast, but I was looking to get something that would be easy to upgrade in the future, but would also be top of the line right now. I mostly play games with it, sometimes some PS or AutoCAD when I'm in the mood.
Battle Pope
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Not judging - just noticing things. You gotta have mad cash if you already have one pretty nice machine and are spending this much on another one just because you can.
I probably would have posted more "helpful" responses, but endlesszeal kinda covered things pretty well.
Although, I am a fan of Abit boards.
uke2:
Originally posted by Calesta+Aug 4 2005, 11:16 AM-->
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Yup, WAY overpriced IMO. The object isn't spend shit loads of cash on something you could get for less, the object is spend shit loads of cash and get something that blows anything you can buy away. You could take Alienwares best prebuilt, and up everything in it and come out spending less if you build it yourself. Thier "Ultimate Gaming System" that they sell for $4828, component wise is $2030 from Newegg, insert another $600 for a case, keyboard, mouse, PS, speakers, hell $800, that's $2830 for an "Ultimate Gaming System" eat that bitchs. I guess the extra $2000 is for the cool case, and Windows Xp...what a deal.
Hahaha, with all the hardware upgrades, not even including all the bullshit like a fucking coffee mug.... $11,466.00 (of course, this includes a monitor and keyboard/mouse)
endlesszeal
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no prob.. and if you dont like the sound of value ram in ur uber rig, i suggest getting some memory that is samsung tccd/tcc5 based. they are rated for ddr400, but many get up to ddr600 abiet with loser timings. you can get winbond bh-5s, but they require mad voltage like 3.2v. many motherboards cant handle that however yout mad speed and tight timings like 2.2.2.5.