He said there wasnt enough programs out in the market that is supported by a 64bit OS, not that there wasnt enough drivers for hardware.
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Teclis
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I know what he said...
The point is that he's wrong. There are compatability issues for Hardware and old OLD software, those are the ONLY reasons you wouldn't use 64-bit...
Yes a lot of programs are written to utilise 64-bit, but they run very well, in some cases better.
The point is that he's wrong. There are compatability issues for Hardware and old OLD software, those are the ONLY reasons you wouldn't use 64-bit...
Yes a lot of programs are written to utilise 64-bit, but they run very well, in some cases better.
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I never said they didn't run well. What i meant is that many developers aren't writing programs that are designed to be used in 64bit operating systems. While there are programs out there that will run on a 64bit system, the majority of end users still use the x86 instruction set so developers aren't bothering too much at the moment.
I think 64bit is great, and i don't have a problem with the idea of it. I'm just saying that if you really want 4GB of RAM, then you will just lose a bit of functionality because you can't use all the programs that will work on 32bit.
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lol cheers for the trucks and girls with trucks and then girls with motorcycles?
but yeah, so DDR2 was a original good choice
does anyone know about the $750 from the govt though?
like, can i claim that off this?
but yeah, so DDR2 was a original good choice
does anyone know about the $750 from the govt though?
like, can i claim that off this?
Student tax refund, claim up to 50% of total price or a max of 750 (900 maybe) due to "educational computer hardware"lol cheers for the trucks and girls with trucks and then girls with motorcycles?
but yeah, so DDR2 was a original good choice
does anyone know about the $750 from the govt though?
like, can i claim that off this?
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you want play game?
cant beat the Dell Precision T7500.
i can run call of duty 4 more than 4 times on this.
Genuine Windows Vista Ultimate
Quad-core Intel Xeon
Intel 5520 chipset
192GB ECC DDR3 RAM
ATI FirePro V8700
SATA 3.0GB/s with 16MB DataBurst CacheTM up to 1.5TB
1100 watts 85%+ Efficiency Power Factor Correcting (PFC) power supply
Blu-Ray, USB Floppy Drive, USB media card reader
Software:
Trusted Platform Module 1.2 (TPM 1.2)
Chassis intrusion switch – Optional
Setup/BIOS Password
I/O Interface Security
Hardware:
Kensington Lock
Padlock
Internal front panel chassis lock
shinji
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My hardware is better.
Intel Quantum Processor - Processing power of infinity ;o
Gigabyte T9210
4TB DDR8 Ram
nVidia GTX9000 - 256GB VRAM
Seagate 1 Google HDD - 4GB Cache
Plutonium Power Supply for 1gW
Head attachment for V.R
OS:
MacWin 128bit
and optional - Floppy Drive
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Uncle
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oooooooooooooooooooomg but it has to be real and realistic!
The powerful cod4 4 timing workstation called Dell Precision T7500 Workstation can be made!
Dell Precision T7500 Tower Workstation Desktop Computer Product Details
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lol, but why, really, i mean its supposed to be for intense 3D graphics rendering (crysis doesnt count), used on a professional scale
cod4 4 times? try using 3D Mark Vantage
and for reference the final rig was (which i am currently using):
Intel E7500 2.93GHz
4Gb of DDR2 1066MHz RAM
nvidia GTX260
Antec 902
G15
1Tb WD HDD
LG OPTICAL DRIVE!!!!
G5
23' Samsung screen
650W Coolermaster PSU
all for under $2000
(and dont trust dell, they are the devil)
cod4 4 times? try using 3D Mark Vantage
and for reference the final rig was (which i am currently using):
Intel E7500 2.93GHz
4Gb of DDR2 1066MHz RAM
nvidia GTX260
Antec 902
G15
1Tb WD HDD
LG OPTICAL DRIVE!!!!
G5
23' Samsung screen
650W Coolermaster PSU
all for under $2000
(and dont trust dell, they are the devil)
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What makes you think WE dont know what we are talking about.
Crawl back into your hole and hide.
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This makes me think you guys have no idea what you're talking about:
1) Lots of extra slots? Wtf? ALL ATX motherboards have "lots of extra slots"..It's basically standard.
2)Well, if you get a i7 capable mobo, then the only cpu you can get is an i7!
3)No it's not
4) Multiple 500gb's is a stupid idea...Unless you want to RAID. It'd be best to have a boot disk and then raid two 1TB hd's
5) 3.3ghz is pussy speed (coupled with a small manu. process)...It would require an aftermarket air cooler at most, worth approx. 59 dollars.
6) No it's not...You can get a mouse later.
Yeah, I can't think of a motherboard which will take 192GB. From what I've seen 16GB is the maximum (not sure about DDR3/i7 systems).
I agree. 192GB is overkill for individuals like me and you. But consider someone who uses 3D modelling software (lightwave for example) simultaneously with Photoshop while 3 movies are converting in the background, 192GB is still too much however 32GB isn't.
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I still love how in theory 64-bit operating systems can get over 18 million Terabytes of Ram