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QUOTE (Red Squirrel @ Apr 4 2003, 09:46 PM)
Actually you are right on that, Intel comes up with technologies faster, but AMD is so much cheaper!
If cheapness didn't matter, my high-rise apartment in Tokyo and my summer house in Hong Kong would be filled with Intel processors, SCSI HD, and imported American soft drinks!
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neither. both are gonna support m$'s monopoly with palladium which we all know m$ will use to lock out other developers who don't license palladium and drm from them. until there's a chip company that will just tell m$ to stay out of the chip/hardware designing business in order to hide their own security shortcomings and suck thier a$$, i won't be buying a new computer anytime soon. and longhorn? you can have that dead cow for all i care.
This post has been edited by megaspaz on May 31 2003, 08:46 PM
I just built my new kick comp. and here r my specs. 200 Gb 7200 8mb cache. WD Hard Drive 512 ddr 400 pc 3200 with built on heat sink 19" Hitachi LCD Monitor Lian Li pc 75b case (6 5-1/4 bays,11 3-1/2" bays)black with side window ATI 9800 pro sound blaster audigy 2 plat. with black face plat 480 blue power supply 11 fans!!! 6 80mm 2 on power supply 2 plus heatsink for hard drive 1 PCI slot circulator air deal(take sup no slots on MB just on the case) and one on my cpu that came with it but im goin to upgrade And i use an AMD 2700 xp to power my big blue b****(most of my fans are blue+i have a dule tube blue light) and it all cost me including tax and shipping $2900
Nice!
I want more fans on my computer. There's something about that air flow sound that makes it sound more powerful. I walk at the testboard and I hear all the Cisco,Nortel etc equipment fans and it's just a great sound!
What I don't like is high pitched fans, but 120mm fans like the ones I want won't be a problem. I'll probably buy some shortly and add them to the side of my case. I'll order them wholesale once I get setup with a supplyer.
- Insert finger 1 in hole 1 of socket - insert finger 2 in hole 2 of socket - stay for 5 minutes while you key in your 50 digit activation number along with your social security number. - when done, insert toe in grounding hole
Your product is now activated. thank you for choosing microsoft.
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QUOTE (Red Squirrel @ Jun 21 2003, 09:46 PM)
LOL
Microsoft activation. hehe.
- Insert finger 1 in hole 1 of socket - insert finger 2 in hole 2 of socket - stay for 5 minutes while you key in your 50 digit activation number along with your social security number. - when done, insert toe in grounding hole
Your product is now activated. thank you for choosing microsoft.