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| Evil_Rip Senior Member  Power overwhelming 1117 Posts 12/99 |  Posted - Apr 26 2003 : 3:18PMOkay Boys and girls. Imagine you got an unlimited budget. edited by GaySatyr based on Evil_Rip's latest post.... Edited by - GaySatyr on Apr 30 2003 [Link] |
| GaySatyr Senior Member Half dirty ol' man; half horny ol' goat! 1684 Posts 10/00 | Posted - Apr 26 2003 : 3:59PM ~ GaySatyr [Link] |
Bill  All-Star Member 5334 Posts 6/00 | Posted - Apr 26 2003 : 7:10PM [Link] |
| Evil_Rip Senior Member Power overwhelming 1117 Posts 12/99 | Posted - Apr 30 2003 : 11:45AM I guess I should have been more specific. I meant Computer System. ;P [Link] |
| GaySatyr Senior Member Half dirty ol' man; half horny ol' goat! 1684 Posts 10/00 | Posted - Apr 30 2003 : 1:51PM
Edited by - GaySatyr on 5/23/2003 5:34:16 AM [Link] |
| aybesea Senior Member Caroline Cage - Hungarian Hottie! 1485 Posts 5/02 | Posted - Apr 30 2003 : 2:12PM [Link] |
| Hardware All-Star Member Your other left 14594 Posts 3/02 | Posted - Apr 30 2003 : 4:57PM 1. Mackie 824's for my near field monitors; JBL 4412A's for the room 2. Two separate disk subsystems with hot-swap SCSI Ultra320 HD's in an external array for WAV storage. 3. Drop the Zip drive and go with memory sticks 4. 2 x Layla 24/96 A/D & MIDI input/output for sound. 5. External modem (really, really hate those internals) 6. 2 x Sony 23" Flat-screen LCD monitors 7. Don't need the scanners. Any guesses what I'd use it for? PS - Got one of those 8MB Western Digitals, want my SCSI's back! [Link] |
| Goldmember Member 518 Posts 7/02 | Posted - Apr 30 2003 : 8:15PM - G4 PowerMac Dual1.42GHz Tower 2GB DDR 2700 RAM/120GB HD+200GB HD/SuperDrive+ComboDrive/NVIDIA GeForce4 Ti/Built in Bluetooth Printers - Epson 2200 Scanner Digital Cameras Still Other stuff - iCurve stand Phone PDA What would I use it for? Porn! Actually I would most likey use it for digital video editing, graphic design print & web.
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| GaySatyr Senior Member Half dirty ol' man; half horny ol' goat! 1684 Posts 10/00 | Posted - Apr 30 2003 : 9:45PM One version (there are three) of the GigaByte i875p-based motherboard includes a dual channel Adaptec 320 chipset incorporated on the motherboard and connected directly to the northbridge chip, bypassing the PCI bus. The mid-level board has 4 channels for EIDE drives (8 devices) and 2 channels for SATA drives (4 more devices) and incorporates either RAID-0 or RAID-1 for both the second 4 EIDE devices and the 4 SATA devices. The high-end board adds the Adaptec SCSI on top of all that! It is also $400 mail-order discounted! Hardware wrote: 5. External modem (really, really hate those internals) You have a point there. However, at least the one I mentioned is a real modem - not one of the gutted ones that depends on Windows and your CPU to make it work. There is an external version of the same unit for about $30 more. ~ GaySatyr P.S. Much of the stuff listed above is what makes up my own personal computer system. Edited by - GaySatyr on 4/30/2003 9:48:47 PM [Link] |
| Hardware All-Star Member Your other left 14594 Posts 3/02 | Posted - Apr 30 2003 : 10:22PM Well, it's one of those damned if you do, damned if you don't situations, but I still prefer keeping my stuff off the motherboard so I can at least dream of migrating it to a new system. [Link] |
| GaySatyr Senior Member Half dirty ol' man; half horny ol' goat! 1684 Posts 10/00 | Posted - May 1 2003 : 3:18PM Well, that's easy ... just put together a dual-channel, mirrored, RAID-5 array in a network box to use for main storage. Then local storage is just for work in progress. And when upgrade time arrives, build a new network box and migrate the data. You need to replace everything every three years anyway. ~ GaySatyr [Link] |
| cal444 Independent Editor CalCutterPost.com 927 Posts 10/01 | Posted - May 3 2003 : 2:06AM next week is. 23 in HD display Loaded with,
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| JWNL Member 38 Posts 2/03 | Posted - May 23 2003 : 9:18AM JWNL [Link] |
| snooper Member 19 Posts 6/03 | Posted - Jun 15 2003 : 7:54AM
But as long as you have a constantly workable system, a few occassional upgrades are all you need to protect you against the rapidly changing winds of technology. What's really needed for practical things like conversion from VHS to DVD or DVD to DVD, however, is a good stand alone unit, sticking to CD+RW discs for full flexability. Unfortunately, models from Philips and Panasonic have not shown themselves to be glitch free... at least not yet. [Link] |
| Saki At-Large 2087 Posts 11/99 | Posted - Jun 15 2003 : 8:28AM |
| GaySatyr Senior Member Half dirty ol' man; half horny ol' goat! 1684 Posts 10/00 | Posted - Jun 15 2003 : 11:48AM That's a fun site. Their equipment choices are generally good but not always the best - plus, they are a bit over-priced. I played with all the choices for their top-of-the-line gaming system and I can build a slightly more capable machine for about 15% less money. (But, then I'm a do-it-yourselfer from way back.) Oh, I wouldn't provide the kool kase mods - to me, that's a silly waste of resources. ~ GaySatyr [Link] |
| skronker Notable Legendary Icon Scopophiliac 9780 Posts 9/02 | Posted - Jun 15 2003 : 12:30PM It means I don't even have to think about or even know all that tech chatter. You guys might as well be speaking Greek. Hi-fi is quite another matter, however. Edited by - skronker on 6/15/2003 12:31:32 PM [Link] |
| Evil_Rip Senior Member Power overwhelming 1117 Posts 12/99 | Posted - Jun 15 2003 : 5:45PM what I'd like is to build a super power machine. that is small and verY quiet! that's my dream now. It use to be build a machine that could have a lot of shit in it. well I had a full tower case for awhile. filled it up with dvd-rom, cd-rom, scsi-cdrom and two ide drives and a bunch of scsi drives. I think that thing weighed over a 100 lbs. well i sold that tower case for like $5 bucks nice huh? anyways... now I want something I can carry around. Like those desknotes seem interesting.. [Link] |
| skronker Notable Legendary Icon Scopophiliac 9780 Posts 9/02 | Posted - Jun 15 2003 : 6:00PM And those Compaqs with the baby keypads look really cool for portable action. [Link] |
| GaySatyr Senior Member Half dirty ol' man; half horny ol' goat! 1684 Posts 10/00 | Posted - Oct 26 2003 : 4:22AM
It isn't quite the super computer that several other posts have pointed out recently; however, it is extremely capable and as fast as greased lightning. It is also one hot looking machine (the all-black look rocks!), and the LCD monitor swivels between portrait and landscape modes - neat! ~ GaySatyr [Link] |
| Evil_Rip Senior Member Power overwhelming 1117 Posts 12/99 | Posted - Oct 27 2003 : 4:49AM That's a lot of juice in there buddy. So I take it, it will be primarily a video editing system [Link] |
| Evil_Rip Senior Member Power overwhelming 1117 Posts 12/99 | Posted - Oct 27 2003 : 4:51AM http://www.mini-itx.com/ [Link] |
| GaySatyr Senior Member Half dirty ol' man; half horny ol' goat! 1684 Posts 10/00 | Posted - Oct 27 2003 : 5:14AM I built the new computer for an engineering research firm. Yes, they will be doing some video editing - mostly of dull stuff like explosions associated with electrical fires under manhole covers and within the fuselage of airplanes - nothing really interesting or important.... ~ GaySatyr [Link] |
| AlexPanzer Deactivated User 1593 Posts 6/03 | Posted - Oct 27 2003 : 11:14AM Dream Machine: Case: Xoxide MegaCube Case Power Supply: Dual (2X) Thermaltake W0010+PFC Silent Purepower 480W with Black housing Cooling: Water Cooling Kit and fans to fill all most case slots (thats what 2nd power supply is for) Processors: Dual (2X) Intel Xeons at 3.2GHz each Motherboard: Asus Xeon Intel 82875P Motherboard Model PC-DL Memory: 4 Gigabytes Video Card: Quadro FX 3000 Sound Card: Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS Platinum Pro Capture Card: Canopus DVD Storm 2 Hard Drives: CD/DVD Drives: Speaker Set: Creative Inspire T7700 7.1 Printers: Scanner: My Current One MP3 Device: Nomad Jukebox Zen Xtra (kinda like 60GB iPod but for Windows) Digital Camera: EOS-1Ds (can't go wrong with this one) DV Camera: DSR-PD150 DV Deck: DSR-45 Audio Thingie: Mbox Monitors: Dual (2X) Eizo ColorEdge CG21 Input Set: Current One Logitech Cordelss black set Digitizer: Cintiq 18SX Extra: CNC Precision Mill
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| ShiWarrior Senior Member 1170 Posts 8/01 | Posted - Oct 31 2003 : 3:08PM
Western Digital RAPTOR SATA Har ddrives of 250 Gb @ 10,000 RPM this are BIG and fast as SCUSI, dont forget u need a SATA IDE motherboard ------------------ [Link] |
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| AlexPanzer Deactivated User 1593 Posts 6/03 | Posted - Oct 31 2003 : 4:44PM [Link] |
| GaySatyr Senior Member Half dirty ol' man; half horny ol' goat! 1684 Posts 10/00 | Posted - Nov 1 2003 : 1:41AM Actually, the WD###0JB & WD###0JD series, 8MB cache drives are called the "Caviar" series - replace the ### with 40, 60, 80, 120, 160, 180, 200, or 250, correspinding to the gigabytes of drive capacity. All are 7,200 RPM drives with one, two, or three platters. The "JB" models are PATA-100 and the "JD" models are SATA-150. The "Raptor" series (WD360GD) just got a new member this week. Heretofore, it was limited to a single platter, dual head, 36GB, 8MB cache, 10,000 RPM screamer. However, just this week, WD released its big brother (WD720GD) with 72MB capacity and dual platters. ~ GaySatyr [Link] |
| Evil_Rip Senior Member Power overwhelming 1117 Posts 12/99 | Posted - Nov 1 2003 : 1:49AM I'm teasing ya Satyr... [Link] |
| AlexPanzer Deactivated User 1593 Posts 6/03 | Posted - Nov 1 2003 : 1:55AM [Link] |
| GaySatyr Senior Member Half dirty ol' man; half horny ol' goat! 1684 Posts 10/00 | Posted - Nov 7 2003 : 1:58PM See: Designtechnica's <iGuide to DVD Media </i ~ GaySatyr [Link] |
| AlexPanzer Deactivated User 1593 Posts 6/03 | Posted - Nov 7 2003 : 4:03PM [Link] |
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