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  • Xaimus
    FFR Player
    • May 2004
    • 136

    #16
    Originally posted by Laharl
    There is no point in getting more than 512 RAM, at least on a Windows machine. It won't make you go any faster. We've tested this out before (my friend that built this did) and unless you're running Linux or FreeBSD, it's not going to do anything for you.
    It'll keep you insulated from the pagefile/swap partition. :P

    Originally posted by dmleet
    Originally posted by evilbutterfly
    I own you all. Athlon 64, biatches
    Is there anything better than my custom 4.0GHz AthlonXP?
    QUAD OPTERON > YOU
    (note: I wish I had one)
    hooray bsd-tan

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    • LEGO
      Banned
      • Apr 2003
      • 994

      #17
      Yah laharl, good stuff.

      The only reason I would need so much ram is because I constantly run many many apps and my comps on for usually over a month.

      I built my own comp and got help w/ drivers and shit.

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      • neodarkmagicianking
        FFR Player
        • Jun 2004
        • 53

        #18
        My computer is probably the worst in history. 2gig hd. 200mb Ram. Pentium CELERON!!??

        don't ask.don't worry. I never use it.

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        • DJ_Analog
          FFR Player
          • Jun 2004
          • 36

          #19
          yes Celeron is teh Satan my friend has one and it is slow beyond beleif, my pentium 2 is faster than it (All I run is pentium). I have a 2.4 GHz pentium 4 on the other hand
          Goats
          Mushrooms
          and
          Beans

          From these my son you will find the true meaning of life

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          • Laharl
            FFR Player
            • Sep 2003
            • 1821

            #20
            Celerons are simply Pentiums that didn't work right, repacked under a different label, and sold for cheap.

            I've also learned that the SE line of ATI cards are basically the same type of thing. I can't run Deus Ex 2 after all (mostly more due to their inferior optomization coding at Eidos more than the lack of video card power I've got). An SE Radeon card is a Pro of the same model that doesn't work right, so 4 of the 8 pixel chanels (or something like that) are shut down. There is a way to unlock the other channels/port/whatevermabobits they are called, but the problem is, 9 times out of 10, one of the 4 that are off are broken, so unlocking it will cause graphical glitches in your 3d rendering (as was the case with my own card.)

            Still, I can't complain. I can run Halo PC well on it (considering that the game also has notoriously bad optomization, and it runs just slightly less smooth as an x-box with full detail on 800x600 res), and the card was only $136, whereas a 9800PRO would have cost me $223.

            I purchased the whole thing from Newegg.com, a site I highly recommend for computer builders out there.
            SIG PICTURES:

            POINTLESSLY TAKING UP BANDWIDTH SINCE THE INCEPTION OF THE INTERNET

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            • 1-4-4
              FFR Player
              • Nov 2003
              • 205

              #21
              I have Alienware.

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              • jewpinthethird
                (The Fat's Sabobah)
                FFR Music Producer
                • Nov 2002
                • 11711

                #22
                Alienware comps are cool, but too expensive (unless you are getting a Laptop).

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                • Sinjin
                  FFR Player
                  • Jun 2003
                  • 582

                  #23
                  Originally posted by Laharl
                  Celerons are simply Pentiums that didn't work right, repacked under a different label, and sold for cheap.
                  The wise man speaks the truth. See, this is the problem with getting a computer by means other than your own money. Sure I appreciated the new computer for Christmas a few years ago but...

                  Celeron? Oh, man...TONS of problems. The Celeron 1.2 GHZ processor has enough trouble running Stepmania for God's sake.

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