yeah just buy an alienware
yeah just buy an alienware
hmm i just plugged an sata hard drive cable into a mother board, yep i am basically a self trained computer hardware engineer
Name list of stuffs can be purchased by $ 3,600 dollars instead of steffies bought a gaming rig to run second life in max settings.
1- iPad retina
2- Kick ass computer chair
3- Workout Kit
4- 48'' HDTV
5- HP Laptop
6- Nikon Camera
you could rent cag for like 4 days for 3600 bucks, do all sorts of terrible things to her, but no u guys are thorwing your money away, on 64 megs of ram
damn you're a loserQuote:
Originally Posted by juji
you could buy like 2 gocarts and race your mom around the driveway, for that kind of cash
the only thing I'm gonna do with cag is she's gonna shotgun me so I don't have to stop owning nerds on the net be it in games or on forums
that's some stefflies level postQuote:
Originally Posted by steveyos
6 stuffs would win at life instead of running second life in ultra settings that can't mantain 60 fps in every tick, more you need power to turn on your noisy monster pc. Your life will be upside down when the power is off.
i work off one of these
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...ptop-crank.jpg
this guy lists the dumbest shit ever and won't shut the fuck
There is only one on the list and it is monde.
cag get over here and shotgun me I can't stop owning these noobs and I need weed in my lungs
leave the posting to me ok
ok things I've learnt from this thread:
-all you have to do to get replies is put "computer" in the title
-everyone but steven yelle is jealous of how rich I am and how much money I have to waste
-barry is a very helpful and smart person
-some people dont get that I need a new computer because this one wont stop bluescreening for no reason, if you can help me fix that then cool I wont need a new computer then since for all the shit people give me it runs everything perfectly it just bluescreens at random every day, but its been a year so...
how do I maintain my cpu and gpu? how do I even identify what they are? I should to clean my current ones to see if they havnt just gotten dusty or smoethingQuote:
Originally Posted by cbarry
uh I d-dont think thats an option on this siteQuote:
Originally Posted by maks
I will literally only turn it on when I want to play a game so it wont overheat and melt like whatever happened to my alienware that has been on for literally three years straightQuote:
Originally Posted by maks
also I was literally just going to PM this build to you to get your opinion but I thought why not let the ladz have some top banter about it in the open
exactly my point (well teknorats since I dont know how to use a computer)Quote:
Originally Posted by Plug Drugs
lisa.............. lets play dayz together on our new computers :hyper:Quote:
Originally Posted by BatteriWyfe
how do you know a computer is noisy? :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by juji
my point is that 64 gb of ram, even if in the future you did need more ram, those sticks you have will be outdated
it's like having a computer from 1999 with 64gb of ram, you think that shit is gonna run anything out today? no, because "64gb" isn't the only deciding factor of what that ram is, just like my i7 920 from my last desktop isn't nearly as good as our new i7's even though the basic thing to call it is i7
I'm literally doing everything you do and more and more hardcore too
The time when more than 8GB of RAM becomes useful and starts paying for itself is when you're running a number of resource-heavy applications simultaneously. Try running Premiere Pro, Photoshop and After Effects side-by-side on a system with 8GB of RAM and then bump that up to 16GB and feel the difference!
16gb should be enough, any more than that is probably overkill. A lot of people would say 16gb is overkill, but ram is cheap enough might as well.
if you dont want to pay for 16GBs get eight, and if you need more, try 16
I do video editing with sony vegas pro. My memory in my i7 is no where near 16gb and it doesn't really seem to be used as much as I would think when I look at the usage indicator.
Video editing is a very complex process that will test every part of your system. However, much like gaming, it don't necessarily require enormous amounts of RAM.
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ok I am about to order the thing now, I am going with the 64GB ram since it is only £189 extra for the other 32GB and I have literally bought a comic book for £300 before
cant decide if I want more space on the internal harddrive
should I buy a monitor from these people or get one separately oh god so many choices of peripherals
just find my list and buy those parts you seriously can't get anything better idk what your problem is
here get this monitor mine is probably not dipped in gold enough for you even though it's amazing but this one is more your style http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...irtualParent=1
$22,974? seems like a good price :arms:
well all I know is the monitor I bought is amazing and the screen is fucking beyond bright and crisp and doesn't get hot because it's lcd and it's beautiful but you're gonna wanna overpay for some crappy shit with an hdmi connection even though hdmi and dvi are exactly teh same minus audio and graphics cards don't have audio
I was like here ruby I just built the perfect computer then you were like nope gonna pay more and get something worse so I'm not about ot be like here's the perfect monitor becuase you're ognna pick something that's more money and worse JUST HAVE TEK PICK IT FOR YOU
ruby take the money u are going to spend on ram and get a plumber in your house to put in a toilet right in your room so you can just sit on it while you are on the internet 18 hours a day
I'll just start using piss bottles and poop bags
Or just shit in the chair like you did on tinychatQuote:
Originally Posted by rubycalaber