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Well then, I'll just hope for the best and pray it's not integrated (although it probably will be). But even then, it's better than the piece of stuff I'm using now.It is integrated. And it's only a Pentium, so I'd imagine it would be HD2000. :|
uhIt's pretty much a technology, SRT technology, that without going too deep into it, pretty much boosts the speed of your entire 1TB hard drive to speeds of SSD drives, which are a LOT faster.
what
It's only $380 dollars, and it's better than the computer I have now in every way. If that's not reason enough to buy it, then I don't know what is. Also, my computer is running Windows Vista 32-bit, the computer I'm getting is running Windows 7 64-bit. Plus, how the forget is it outdated by 5-years?You're judging the computer on the OS, RAM and HDD. These are the wrong things to judge it on. The speed won't be that good because of the processor and the graphics chip. Those are the things that matter.
windows is ~30GB iirc8 or so seconds.
and they cost around $60 for it but it cuts boot time down to like 20 seconds.
Are you joking?In response to PM, since I can't reply:
This website actually tells what the pins are, which seems to vary: http://pinouts.ru/Slots/PCI_pinout.shtml
Are you joking?I apologise, I was thinking about PCI-E, in which the first segment of pins are for power delivery and anything after that, whether 1x, 4x, 8x or 16x, are for data.
This website actually tells what the pins are, which seems to vary: http://pinouts.ru/Slots/PCI_pinout.shtml
yeah but the GPU is horridWhere does it say that?
and you have 3TB of space
Is this a good mouse?Yes, that's pretty good.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826104382
it's a core partThe fourth pin is power delivery :P
i would understand not knowing what a tiny part like the forth pin in a PCI slot is but a PSU?
guysWhat are you using to overclock it? Download MSI afterburner and try in there. But do be careful, like, go up by 25mhz, then go test it, and make sure it's all good and the temperatures are fine, then go put it up by another 25mhz and test again. Don't push it too far.
i have an ati radeon 6750 hd gpu
when i try to overclock it by any amount, the drivers keep crashing
any ideas?
remember that guy who said he wanted a SSD for his laptop because apparently a harddrive wont work in his conditions?Yeah, but why risk having data corrupted by an HDD, when an SSD will work super fast in those conditions and there's really no risk of any of the moving parts collapsing or anything?
well, i can officially call bullstuff.
i was using my laptop in a car under VERY bumpy conditions.
it may as well be in bumpsville, but when i used it, the HDD slowed down to survive these conditions.
garrys mod took like 2 minutes to start up, unlike when i used it on the battery when i started it up in a non bumpy place.
SSDs would be the same speed as in a non bumpy place for obvious reasons, but browsing files and coding with the exception of compiling worked nearly instantly so i dont know why he said that.
music was an instant to start up.
using my laptop through the entire 4 hours battery life and im typing this out now.
whoever said that is talking major bullstuff.
i dont even know how long ago it was either so i cant find the post.
