Video Cards
#1
Video Cards
What kind of video cards are you guys rockin? I picked up this for 300 on ebay.
It's the V9999GT Asus 256mb. Along with my P4 3.4gig overclocked to 3.6gig and 3 gig of memory I can play any game out there with no flaws.
It's the V9999GT Asus 256mb. Along with my P4 3.4gig overclocked to 3.6gig and 3 gig of memory I can play any game out there with no flaws.
#7
Re: Video Cards
I just finished my new computer
Amx 64x2 4400+ 1ghz fsb
Asus A8N32-SLI motherboard
Geforce 7800GTX Vid Card
2gb pc3200 ram (retail)
its pretty nice, i like the startup speed with the 10k hard drive. just under 15 seconds from pushing the power button
Amx 64x2 4400+ 1ghz fsb
Asus A8N32-SLI motherboard
Geforce 7800GTX Vid Card
2gb pc3200 ram (retail)
its pretty nice, i like the startup speed with the 10k hard drive. just under 15 seconds from pushing the power button
#10
Re: Video Cards
I've had two 36gb raptors in raid-0 in the main comp for a few years now. Hard drives just don't do that much unless you're big into video editing, or hosting ----.
^ Depsite their 10,000-15,000rpm spindle speeds & the associated higher numerical transfers.
SCSI SUCKS MAJOR *** for desktop computers. Their firmware is nowhere near optimized for use outside of mass server-ville. What you should take from that, is that unless you're running a server getting large amounts of completely random requests...
A basic, good performance 7,200rpm desktop drive will preform FASTER than you 15,000rpm SCSI drive unless that is a server, of major video editing computer. I doubt you're surfing forums on a file server active enough to constitute SCSI.
Good convorsation piece, but it means crap.
^ Depsite their 10,000-15,000rpm spindle speeds & the associated higher numerical transfers.
SCSI SUCKS MAJOR *** for desktop computers. Their firmware is nowhere near optimized for use outside of mass server-ville. What you should take from that, is that unless you're running a server getting large amounts of completely random requests...
A basic, good performance 7,200rpm desktop drive will preform FASTER than you 15,000rpm SCSI drive unless that is a server, of major video editing computer. I doubt you're surfing forums on a file server active enough to constitute SCSI.
Good convorsation piece, but it means crap.