Author Topic: The Computer Megathread  (Read 495530 times)

Why does everyone like AMD? Well, what how many watts in the PSU. Also I have another good computer for you (http://pcpartpicker.com/p/buyS). Epic GPU!


it's a reeeeaaallyyy old GPU, but I liked it so I'm getting another one, they're like 5 bucks now

Also I have another good computer for you (http://pcpartpicker.com/p/buyS). Epic GPU!
>~$1300
>not a modular PSU
yeah no thank you

I'm not looking to play games on it.

 What are you looking to do with it?

chrome
why you use so much ram

= 272,148K = ~266MB = ~0.519 sticks of 512MB RAM
that's just starting up
with 4 tabs open
= 411,816K = ~402MB = ~0.785 sticks of 512MB RAM
i know it's not much for systems with 2GB or more but i now realize why my laptop lagged so bad with chrome
« Last Edit: July 12, 2012, 01:54:08 PM by KoopaScooper »

I'm going to start finiding build parts for a high-end gaming computer, anything special I should know?
What I think I will get so far:
CPU: Core i5-3450, second choice: i5-2500k
GPU: GeForce GTX 670: Gigabyte N670OC-2GD, no second choice yet

chrome
why you use so much ram

Chrome sometimes uses 15% of my CPU even without any windows open.

If I wanted to install more RAM, is there anything I should know beforehand?

Also, could you direct me to a good place to buy some?

Lately having only 4GB has been kinda fsdfs.

If I wanted to install more RAM, is there anything I should know beforehand?

Also, could you direct me to a good place to buy some?

Lately having only 4GB has been kinda fsdfs.

need to know if its dd2 or ddr3

and if you have Windows 32bit your RAM limit is 4GB

and if you have Windows 32bit your RAM limit is 4GB

If it's windows 7 it pretty likely 64bit

Are 32 bit processors even made anymore? :/

I need to bump my price up to 1800 dollars. (for the computer)

help please.

I need to bump my price up to 1800 dollars. (for the computer)

help please.


You could get a better case, psu and a 680


Are 32 bit processors even made anymore? :/
Thanks to AMD all 64-bit processors should be backwards compatible. That means you can run 32-bit systems and programs on your 64-bit processor.
« Last Edit: July 13, 2012, 07:52:42 PM by Doomonkey »