It's 3.4GHz and not overclocked. Got it for under 2k.
It's 3.4GHz and not overclocked. Got it for under 2k.
Is that $2000 or 2000#? You must've bought it when it just came out! That seems like an awful lot for a proc.
I just recently got an AMD Athlon 64 3200+ for a friend, and it was only $163. Plus it runs cooler.
Nah, I'm talking for the entire machine.
intels suck! LIKE YO MOTHA
Windows XpPro Sp2
Antec ATX Entry Level Server Plus1080AMG with 430W ATX TruePower Supply
Asus P4P800SE S478 I865pe ATX Sound GLAN USB 2.0 FSB800 SATA100
Intel Pentium 4 3.0GHz with HT
2Gb Ram
XFX GeForce 6600 GT 128MB DDR3
Maxtor 80Gb ata (Forgot model )
Western Digital 80Gb ata (Same again forgot model )
Maxtor DiamondMax 10 160GB Sata
Pikaone Internal 4x Dual format DVD Writer
LG GSA-4163 16X DVD?RW Dual Layer
intels suck! LIKE YO MOTHA
Actually it's opinions like those that suck. A processor is a processor. There's not really any difference in them except for personal taste. Both Intel and AMD have equally good and bad points.
Are you serious?! That isn't your primary computer, is it? I mean, I can believe that Linux handles resources better than Windows, but I didn't think it was that much better!
Heh, well that was my first computer. Now I dont have that one. I have a AMD Athlon Thunderbird 900 MHz (Socket A), with 256 mb RAM, 80 gb hdd, GeForce4 Ti4200, SB Live! Value, 3Com 3c905b.
But I think Linux could work on a 386SX at 16 MHz with 8 mb RAM.
anyone see the benchmarks on the new x1900's they are killer.
anyone see the benchmarks on the new x1900's they are killer.
What's that?! Did I just hear kk56 compliment ATI?!!
Yeah, I wouldn't mind testing one of those out myself. Bet it would still get an awful score on 3DMark 2006.
CPU (400 of them) 5,000 mhz X 400 (2,000,000,000 mhz)
Motherboard - Intel based
Audio - Creative Labs Hyperion / 496 bit audio sampling / 1,024 midi instrument voices / + or - 0.01 clock error
Video - ATI / 32 X AGP ATI Radeon Extreme 300 gig 2,000 mhz mem (1,024 bit color)
USB - 4.0 / 300 X usb 1.0 speeds
Speakers - Cerwin Vega Earthquake Series / 200,000 watt sub series w/remote / 100 in sub
LAN - 600 terabytes sec / optical
Ram - 500 X 1,024 mb sticks (500,000 mb)
Hard Disk - Seagate 30,000 rpm 2,000 terabyte w/100 gig cache. Less than 0.00000000000005 seek time.
Output total - 300,000 terabytes / sec
Monitor - NEC flat panel crt / 10 billion scans sec / 16 mi wide by 12 mi high resolution / 800 billion colors
I know this is slow... maybe someone can beat it easily with a cheap system from tiger direct. I don't know.
Let me know if this sucks.