Got a new computer
Nothing beats getting a new PC. I know ---- all about computers but i am really happy with this one.
http://www.emachines.com/products/im...t6524_main.jpg Monitor http://rds.yahoo.com/l=IVI/SIG=12h4v...rp/ll172gb.jpg Specifications CPU: AMD Athlon™ 64 3500+ Processor (64-bit with AMD64 Technology) (512KB L2 cache, 2.20GHz, 2000MHz FSB) Operating System: Microsoft® Windows® XP Media Center Edition 2005 1 Chipset: ATI RS482 Memory: 1024MB DDR (2x512MB), 400MHz Dual Channel Expandable to 4GB Hard Drive: 200GB (7200 RPM, 2MB cache) 2 Optical Drives: 16x DVD±RW Multi-Format Double Layer Drive 48x CD-ROM drive Media Reader: 8-in-1 Digital Media Manager (Secure Digital (SD), Smart Media, Micro Drive, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, Compact Flash, Mulitimedia Card, USB 2.0) Video: ATI Radeon® Xpress 200 (PCI-Express®) Up to 128MB DDR Shared Video Memory PCI-Express (PCI-E x16) slot available for upgrade Sound: AC '97 Audio, Dolby 5.1 (6-channel) Modem: 56K ITU V.92 ready Fax/Modem Network: 10/100Mbps integrated Ethernet LAN Peripherals: Premium Multimedia Keyboard, 2-Button Wheel Mouse, Amplified Stereo Speakers Ports/Other: 7 USB 2.0 (2 in front, 4 in back, 1 in Media Reader), 2 IEEE 1394 (1 in front, 1 in back), 1 VGA external connector, 1 parallel, 2 PS/2, 5 audio ports (2 in front, 3 in back) |
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how much did that set you back
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$1000
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not bad at all!
where from? |
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Wow nice.I really need to get a new computer as im living in the 90's here.Is that $1000 US?
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damn ain't you just a baller, first that sick ass entertainment center, and now a new pc, gosh dang!
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boooo to the ati chipset and video card. score to the amd though. i hope it works out for you
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thats a nice find but i bought a laptop that is 90% the same as your desktop execpt ram which is 512mb and hard drive 100gig... and scored it for 800usd (not stolen... full legit) (compaq r4125us)
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Originally Posted by rawr
boooo to the ati chipset and video card. score to the amd though. i hope it works out for you
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nice buy, people talk a lot of ---- about emachines but i have never had a problem with mine. ;)
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Originally Posted by biscuit
nice buy, people talk a lot of ---- about emachines but i have never had a problem with mine. ;)
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is that a common problem with them? :o
maybe i'll replace mine before something bad happens. |
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Originally Posted by biscuit
is that a common problem with them? :o
maybe i'll replace mine before something bad happens. ----(besides), its not like its rocket science replacing those parts |
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Originally Posted by tukinnam
hows that saying go? if it aint broke, dont fix it
----(besides), its not like its rocket science replacing those parts all in all, the previously mentioned friend who's PSU failed cost them nearly $250 in new parts. All could have been avoided for a GOOD $75 power supply. |
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Throw another 1024 DDR stick in there and I'd be happy with it. Good deal for the buy.
And I've had 3 power supplies crap out on me over time, one killed a hard drive. Always invest in a good power supply. ;) |
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/yourself for getting less than 3ghz.. i got my 2.2ghz p4 board and cpu for free :l
1gb ram though is ------- sweet. i picked up a 512 for $50 and kicking myself for not getting another for that price. ever since i've had 2 power supplies die on me (killed 1 40gb hd and 1 cpu) i don't suggest anything less than 400w, especially if you have a few fans or other extras. |
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yeha eMachines are bad for motherboards ad power supplies.
That is the only thing i'm worried about, but thats what warranty is for right?!! |
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Originally Posted by Tatakai
/yourself for getting less than 3ghz.. i got my 2.2ghz p4 board and cpu for free :l
1gb ram though is ------- sweet. i picked up a 512 for $50 and kicking myself for not getting another for that price. ever since i've had 2 power supplies die on me (killed 1 40gb hd and 1 cpu) i don't suggest anything less than 400w, especially if you have a few fans or other extras. |
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Originally Posted by SinisterCRX
Throw another 1024 DDR stick in there and I'd be happy with it. Good deal for the buy.
And I've had 3 power supplies crap out on me over time, one killed a hard drive. Always invest in a good power supply. ;) go get an enermax or antec power supply. 350w should be enough. wattage means nothing in the "quality" of a power supply. Most high powered systems (P4 EE, 2gb ram SLi) will draw a max 250w DC power. so getting a quality 350-400w PSU will be sufficient. |
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Originally Posted by crx88Si
but it can be costly.
all in all, the previously mentioned friend who's PSU failed cost them nearly $250 in new parts. All could have been avoided for a GOOD $75 power supply.
Originally Posted by 91dxcrx
ghz isn't everything, amd doesnt even make a processor over 2.8 ghz. and amd>intel
Originally Posted by crx88Si
it doesnt work like that. He'd have to get 2 more 512 sticks, then that would be even worse cuz the board probably wont do 4x512 @ 1T timings and some wont even run them @ ddr400, some default to ddr333 w/ 4 sticks.
go get an enermax or antec power supply. 350w should be enough. wattage means nothing in the "quality" of a power supply. Most high powered systems (P4 EE, 2gb ram SLi) will draw a max 250w DC power. so getting a quality 350-400w PSU will be sufficient. |
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no matter what i do the computer will never be the best...it's good for what i use it for ;D
homemadeturbo and makin knuckle babies ;D |
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Originally Posted by Tatakai
/yourself for getting less than 3ghz.. i got my 2.2ghz p4 board and cpu for free :l
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Originally Posted by rawr
thowing another gig stick in there would work. the motherboard would just take it out of dual channel mode, well it should take it out. you might have to do it from bios. and your motherboard doesnt care if you combine pc333 and pc400 it will just run it at the lower clock speed. i have a 1024 and a 512 stick in my board right now on this computer. it works fine. the 512 is 333 and the 1024 is 400. and thoes are both very good power supplys. but you do need more than 250 wats for sli, or to just run a high end 6 or 7 series card on there own.
Also, it's been proven that the cost of anything more than 1gb or ram isn't worth the performance increase (yet), Win x64 will fix that for sure. I U can get the Antec NeoHE 430w supply for $80. It's SUPER quiet, decently efficient and has modular cable design. It's a good choice. |
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i just built a setup for a customer with an amd x2 4800...pure sex
god amd is doing great...and jsut to think a year ago, 2500 bartons were the ---- |
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Originally Posted by fork
</yourself> for thinking a 2.2 p4 is better than a amd 64 3500, intel bites ass
im just saying, if your gonna buy a whole new comp, might as well get the best you can. didn't know AMD wasn't past 2.8 yet.. but oh well. AMD > Intel |
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ya and the amd is 64bit ;)
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Originally Posted by fork
</yourself> for thinking a 2.2 p4 is better than a amd 64 3500, intel bites ass
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3500+ is prolly the venice core. Awsome core for a healthy room temp overclock. If your Bios/MB supports it, you can very safely jack it up 300-400mhz.
Im currently rocking a Venice core 3000+(1800mhz) at 2520mhz. Its rock solid w/ all games and benchmarks. Ive hit as high as 2700, but its not stable. |
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i dont' knwo what any of that means :-\
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Originally Posted by random-strike
ya and the amd is 64bit ;)
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