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Awww.....here i was hoping for some super impressive computer somewhere in there - haxor's dual Xeon's was kinda there....but somebody needs something with like a 5 200 gig hard drives and 3 gigs ram....mebbe a couple 21 inch LCD screens. Nobody?? Nobody has the superbest of everything? Don't tell me rich people don't use k-lite!
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Because I said so. :PQuote:
p.s. why were the rules changed so that the winner had to have dual cpu's?
And if you want the fastest computer possible you must have as many fast processors as possible.
I don't own a computer, I own a gateway :P :lol: :lol:
But I want one of these:
http://www.pcvsconsole.com/hank/answer.php?file=452
Successor to Pentium 4 Northwood processor
Launch in Q2 or H2 2003
Manufactured on 0.09-micron process (90-nanometer)
667MHz to 800MHz Front-Side Bus
Hyper-Threading Technology
Clock speeds of 4GHz and beyond
Increased L2 cache size - maybe 1024KB (1MB)
P4 Northwood = 512KB L2 cache
P4 Willamette = 256KB L2 cache
Close to 100 million transistors
Possible name change to Pentium 5
*Drools on self* :w00t: :wacko:
Okay, what the hell do you use the 15K RPM Hard Disks for? I see no logic in buying them for personal use.Quote:
Originally posted by haxor41789@8 May 2003 - 14:13
Dual Intel Xeon 2.8GHz (1MB L2 cache combined)
intel server mobo - SE7500CW2 (400MHz FSB) (3.2GB/s transfer)
4GB ddr266 sdram (ecc)
ATI RADEON 9800 Pro
Creative Audigy 2 X-Gamer
4X DVD-RW
Plextor 48x12x48 CD-RW
600watt PS - two 300w ps's wired together - my house will burn down some day b/c of this
1x 18GB Seagate 15K RPM SCSI (Windows 2000 Pro + swap file)
4x 36.6GB Seagate 15K RPM SCSI drive (local storage, no music/movies/games/etc.) (RAID 0 Ultra160 with 18.8GB HDD)
37x removable firewire 60GB for all my crap
23" NEC CRT
klipsch promedia 5.1
Intellimouse 3
logitech wireless kb
orange USB 2.0
4x firewire
2 10/100 connections
a weirdass case (very nice tho) with an embezeled skull on it - see a past issue of pc gamer
the new 30GB iPod 3
and i built it all myself!!!
Oh, and here is my rig, Me thinks its time to upgrade.
2.9 Celeron (and yes, with the 128 Cache, I get pwn3d in 3dmark and pcmark)
512 400Mhz Ram
1x 7200 WD ATA Hard drive.
64MB ATI 7500 Radeon (Has offically taken over my system, will not let me use my onboard video, and crashes most games) :lol: :lol: (Do NOT MESS WITH RADEON!!! MUHAHAHA!!!!,) <<Sigh>>
24X CD-RW
16X DVD-Rom
5.1 Altec Speakers
350 Watt PS
Case, with couple fans, window and LED's
and the good old floppy
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Why have your 'System and swap' installed on non RAID and your 'Data(storage)' on a RAID????Quote:
1x 18GB Seagate 15K RPM SCSI (Windows 2000 Pro + swap file)
4x 36.6GB Seagate 15K RPM SCSI drive (local storage, no music/movies/games/etc.) (RAID 0 Ultra160 with 18.8GB HDD)
Wouldn't it make more sense the other way around?
2.5ghz P4
512Ram
geforce 4 mx440
80Gb Hdd
Windows Xp
Also as all the little things like cd writes ect..
going to upgrade it soon enough i reckon..
Winner doesn't need to have dual CPU's. RN is J/K :-)
Criteria for winning:
Fastest processor (Dual CPU's do help, but is not a must)
More HDD space (With higher speeds like barracuda etc..)
More RAM (WinXP won't support more than a gig) Preferably DDR
More Video Memory and a better Video card
High quality sound card (128 bit or so)
Motherboard with support for newer technologies (Like hyperthreading)
Faster FSB speeds
There are points for each feature. The rarer the feature, the more are the points. The final points for each configuration is assedded on the average of the features combined. Thus, the one with the best configuration will always be the winner.
PS: I haven't still decided how to allocate the points. If you have got some good ideas, then put it in.