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The Ultimate Dream Computer
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6. August 2007 @ 08:31 |
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lucky you man, having a great computer, i'm still in the old days using 939 and a 3500+, i need a upgrade!...my dream computer is
new AMD AM3 CPU (atleast 2.6Ghz or 2.8Ghz quad core)
DDR3 Ram (atleast 2GB)
good AM3 mobo(prefer Gigabyte)
Nividia's latest gpu(atleast Sli)
800W or 1000W psu(very quiet)
BD-RW(blu-ray!)
26" or 30" monitor(so i can play PS3 on it IF i do get one)
good Thermaltake Tower
5.1 Sound system
256bit sound card(if there is one)
gaming keyboard and mice
atleast 5TB of HDD(prefer seagate or Barracuda)[reason why i need taht much space is b/c i download Anime)
good cpu fan and heatsink
thats it, dont know if i miss out anything...
SEX
Now ive got your attention please read my post above
Own: Computer, PS2 and PSP [CFW 4.01 M33-2]
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6. August 2007 @ 08:41 |
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Hey, up until January I had 939 and I'd still be happy if I was using it now, I had a 4200+. I only really changed to the E4300 for an overclocking experiment, it wasn't even intended to be my main PC initially!
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800W or 1000W psu(very quiet)
- No such thing! The only PSUs of that rating get very loud under load :-(
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BD-RW(blu-ray!)
26" or 30" monitor(so i can play PS3 on it IF i do get one)
Only the 24" and 27" dells (revision A04) are compatible with the PS3 due to HDCP, the 30" that I have isn't.
Quote: good Thermaltake Tower
Fair enough, I never liked that many Thermaltake cases, but there you go.
Quote: 5.1 Sound system
256bit sound card(if there is one)
No such thing, only 24-bit, and that never gets used, 16-bit 48Khz is plenty enough, you won't notice the difference
gaming keyboard and mice
Quote: atleast 5TB of HDD(prefer seagate or Barracuda)[reason why i need taht much space is b/c i download Anime)
A Barracuda is a Seagate. I personally vote Samsung for large drives at the moment.
I download a lot of HD films, and I mean a lot, and so far I've only used 1300GB of storage, I can envisage 5TB taking ages to fill, one person I know has only just got to 5TB after spending months and months getting games, films, HD films, tv episodes and all sorts.
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6. August 2007 @ 08:58 |
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Quote: - No such thing! The only PSUs of that rating get very loud under load :-(
-oh ok...i see...but still 800W is the min
Quote: Only the 24" and 27" dells (revision A04) are compatible with the PS3 due to HDCP, the 30" that I have isn't
-no, the benq 26" monitor has HDMI port and it can output 1080i HD
Quote: No such thing, only 24-bit, and that never gets used, 16-bit 48Khz is plenty enough, you won't notice the difference
-oh, so i dont need a sound card then
Quote: A Barracuda is a Seagate. I personally vote Samsung for large drives at the moment.
I download a lot of HD films, and I mean a lot, and so far I've only used 1300GB of storage, I can envisage 5TB taking ages to fill, one person I know has only just got to 5TB after spending months and months getting games, films, HD films, tv episodes and all sorts.
-mistake, i mean western digital, well i know some one that has 2.5TB of anime and lots of games, i have 23games and i have more than 250gb of anime, so i do need that much
SEX
Now ive got your attention please read my post above
Own: Computer, PS2 and PSP [CFW 4.01 M33-2]
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6. August 2007 @ 09:04 |
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Quote: -oh ok...i see...but still 800W is the min
Just bear in mind the Corsair 620W HX unit can run two 8800GTX cards in SLI with a Water-cooled and overclocked Quad core Processor, without crashes.
800W still the minimum now?
Quote: -no, the benq 26" monitor has HDMI port and it can output 1080i HD
My bad, but we're talking about Dream computers here. The only experience I had with benq was a nightmare. Shoddy tat.
Quote: -oh, so i dont need a sound card then
Yes, you do, but nothing more than a basic SoundBlaster.
Quote: i have 23games and i have more than 250gb of anime, so i do need that much
So that'll be all of about 400-500GB then. Why do you need 5000?
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