bmwracer wrote:Uh, don't we already have a PC-related thread? :headscrastch:
Did a search, didn't see one.
Feel free to combine it with other general PC threads, and retitle the main subject appropriated.
-PCM
Started by groink · 6 Oct 2003 · 5,867 replies
bmwracer wrote:Uh, don't we already have a PC-related thread? :headscrastch:
bmwracer wrote:Uh, don't we already have a PC-related thread? :headscrastch:
z123_us wrote:haha .. dude no offense ... but when i saw the topic PC by PCMODEM ... the first thought was .. what the F(()&&)*)& .. hahha
SUGGESTION --> the first thing U MUST BUY IS a "MODEM" and the BEST one if i may specify...
will let u know abt parts ... what kindda budget u looking at ... i guess that is most important
pcmodem wrote:
I'm an IT pro, z123, so no worries. Have built more machines than I can count. But am always looking for good advice on parts, as I don't know everything.
Holding off on CPU's for now, 'til the Venice and San Diego core AMD64 CPU's are available, and the nForce4 based motherboard vendros have a chance to adjust their BIOS to new versions. Plus, I belive that nVidia will probably launch a new generation video card, since the GeForce 6 series is a year old.
-PCM
z123_us wrote:yeah but i am also really lookin into the 64bit CPU's .... double punch ... not that i am buyin any ... just bought a new thinkpad !! ..
bmwracer wrote:
We had a similar discussion somewhere else, but buying a 64-bit processor wouldn't do much good, since all of the software is written for 32-bit... Dual processors would be a better choice, since Win2K and XP have the hooks for dual CPU processing...
pcmodem wrote:Well, the AMD dual cores aren't expected 'til 4th Quarter 2005, from the last roadmap I saw.
bmwracer wrote:
We had a similar discussion somewhere else, but buying a 64-bit processor wouldn't do much good, since all of the software is written for 32-bit... Dual processors would be a better choice, since Win2K and XP have the hooks for dual CPU processing...
bmwracer wrote:
I didn't mean dual cores, but dual individual CPUs...
atata wrote:pc & modem.. :hehe: :hehe:
so profound.. :nut: :bonk:
pcmodem wrote:There's a large computer store in the USA called CompUSA.
pcmodem wrote:
They used to do funny radio commercials, featuring computer advice from a person named "PCModem, the computer genius from CompUSA." :hehe:
-PCM
atata wrote:either part is cool :mrgreen:
i mean the pc & the physicists... :mrgreen:
btw im nt making fun of 'pcmodem'..im mean the pc & modem u guys tok abt..the actual comp stuff. but it kinda link with ur nick too. juz tt my intention is nt pointing at ur nick..dunno how to explain..nt good with words perhaps..heex :bonk: :bonk: :bonk:
pcmodem wrote:Nah, I want a dual core. Also, I haven't seen a dual-cpu motherboard that supports SLI.
bmwracer wrote:
SLI?
Like Dochira and I mentioned before, you could save youreself some considerable green by not by cutting edge hardware and backing off to something that gives you more bang for your buck... :)
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