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Relative
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Post by Relative »

lolz, sorry for making you enter rant mode. I removed my comment about the FSB almost immediately after I realised I miss-read the specs.
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LathanStanley
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Post by LathanStanley »

Relative wrote:lolz, sorry for making you enter rant mode. I removed my comment about the FSB almost immediately after I realised I miss-read the specs.
Its cool man, I'm just jabbering bored at work...

I thought I had a chance to shut you down when you tried to make me look like a moron.. :P

its ok, no hard feelings...

You understand all that I posted in that winded post?? its good info to know :wink:
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rattle
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Post by rattle »

It's 6 years old and I bought a 512 MB sdram stick at around the beginning of the year. :P
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aGorm
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Post by aGorm »

It was a P2 600, with 128 meg of ram, and a voodoo 3... but after 5 mobo relacements, 8 new hard drives, 3 differnt sets of ram, 4 graphics cards, 3 procesors, countless fans, 2 cases, 4 monitors, 5 DVD RW's, 2 DVDs, and finaly on the latest build ditching the old floppy that had been constant through out, I have:

AMD X2 4600
4 gig of ram DDR2 800 3 3 3 12 (but in XP only 3... DAM SERVICE PACK 2, I will have to get vista at some point. Linux for real win)
7800 GT OC 600 / 900
striped hard disks on STAT2, and mirrored storage.

And.... One hell of a nice monitor. 24Inch TFT for the win.

And a graphics tablet, which turns out to be the most value for money of the lot...

Maybe when I'm bothered Ill overclock the rest like LathanStanley...

aGorm

(Its the same computer, casue I always end up nicking something from the last build)
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genblood
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Post by genblood »

My latest hardware upgrade is a 22" wide screen lcd from Westinghouse.

I just upgraded this year with all new stuff ....


Mid-Tower system with a Ultra 700w PSU
AMD64 4200+ X2 (939)
Asus A8N32-SLi Deluxe MB
flopply drive :shock:
3GB DDR 400
DVD drive
DVD-RW drive
BFG 8800 640mb PCI-e
USB2 add-on card pci
2 250GB sata drives


No, plans of future upgrades ....
I'm waiting for AMDs Quad CPUs ...
I figure they will be out sometime next year ...

I need to start saving ...now :lol:
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PauloMorfeo
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Post by PauloMorfeo »

I have a Duron 1300 with a Radeon 9000 of 64 MBs of RAM and 512 RAM. I don't even remember how old it is, although i bought it latter than it seems. At the time, i bought the most cheap hardware available.
I was thy Lag Master in Spring!

I was considering upgrading as soon as SupCom would come out. But ├â┬ó├óÔé¼┼í├é┬¼ dificulties have stoped me. Anyway, i thought about it and reached a conclusion:
How much will the entertainment really cost?
With my PC and my laptop, i can do almost everything i want, including most games (i am now playing Neverwinter Nights single player. Awesome!!!). Even if i get to play more than just SupCom that i can't play now, let's say 3 games to exagerate a bit, since i only play a few games, that would make the fun brought by those 3 games cost around 750├â┬ó├óÔé¼┼í├é┬¼ for the new PC + 50x3 for the games, 900 ├â┬ó├óÔé¼┼í├é┬¼ for 3 games. That would mean that it would cost me 300├â┬ó├óÔé¼┼í├é┬¼ to play a game. That is freaking expensive entertainment. Not to mention that i really only want to play SupCom, nothing else. In that case, the entertainment would cost me 800├â┬ó├óÔé¼┼í├é┬¼ for a single game. That is just too expensive!
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BlackLiger
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Post by BlackLiger »

Old box:

1.5ghz AMD Athlon
764mb ram (or so, around that amount, lots of odd bits of ram in here)
Nvidia 5800 GFX card. 256mb.
1 40gb IDE harddrive
1 300gb IDE harddrive
1 DVD drive
1 CD Re-writer

Around a half year since the new harddrive, around 2 years since the upgrade before that.

Laptop:
University provided
1.7ghz Intel Celeron
512mb ram
Inbuilt Grafix (suckz) (ATI Radeon Xpress)
1 40gb HDD
1 DVD writer


New Machine, just finished construction:
2.4ghz Intel Core 2 Duo (Reccomended by AF)
2gb Ram
Point of View Nvidia 320mb 8800 graphics card
1 250gb HDD
1 DVD Writer

Edit: And Paul is right, it IS expencive for the ablity to run supcom. But then again, I also do a LOT of media work at the moment, so I need a machine capable of doing stuffs.
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Caydr
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Post by Caydr »

I'd post my specs, but it'd sound like I was gloating :twisted:
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