Author Topic: The Computer Megathread  (Read 420855 times)


forget 80 dollar isa too much big boiii
It's like an ugly freezer though.

It's like an ugly freezer though.


What about two hyper 212s in push-pull?

Nope. HD5850 is a little less than a 6870, little more than a 6850.
6950 is quite a bit better than a 5850.
Ok.
Yes you can if you want. Try the 6870.

EDIT: This was my 10000th post :D
http://datorfixarna.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=841_22_318_565&products_id=28215
Price seems way more reasonable (plus the fact of that it supports CrossFireX incase I want to get that later on).

http://datorfixarna.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=841_22_318_565&products_id=28215
Price seems way more reasonable (plus the fact of that it supports CrossFireX incase I want to get that later on).
That's got a good cooler on it too.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819103960

TBH though their performance wasn't that great compared to a 2500k, which outperforms generally.
It pains me to say that, I love AMD.
1TB of RAM is impossible. It'd be 1TB HDD, which is pretty much average nowadays.

Had no idea bulldozer was out already, im behind on the times. I mostly want an am3+ so I can keep using my 965 and get a way better mobo while still being able to upgrade

How many years will my computer pwn? Like when does it break down for no reason so I can't use it anymore

How many years will my computer pwn? Like when does it break down for no reason so I can't use it anymore
What computer do you have?

What computer do you have?
a good one :D my dad has information somewhere
it's like windows 7 with blue lights and stuff and runs anything

How did you get smart in the computer field? Or am I just dumb and you like studying?


I'd say either the CPU or the RAM.
That CPU is quite old architecture.
The RAM is very low, which would lead me to believe that it runs out half way through a campaign.
Well, my motherboard can support up to 16GB, but it's DDR2. Is DDR3 worth the upgrade?
It's not an overheating issue, my video card and CPU stay (relatively) cool at 38°C & 47°C, and 46°C & 50°C through a horde, so it's likely the RAM.
I realized the processor is old architecture, yes, but I got it as a gift, so I can't really complain.
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Well, my motherboard can support up to 16GB, but it's DDR2. Is DDR3 worth the upgrade?
It's not an overheating issue, my video card and CPU stay (relatively) cool at 38°C & 47°C, and 46°C & 50°C through a horde, so it's likely the RAM.
I realized the processor is old architecture, yes, but I got it as a gift, so I can't really complain.
I've never seen DDR2 sticks bigger than 2GB.