This shows the danger of democratic imperialism. Mr. Bush has spent
much time discussing how he believes that the US has the moral
obligation to spread liberty.
That obligation must, therefore, take the US to Ukraine which Sec
Powell recently declared had a fraudulent election. Unfortunately
I'm looking at putting together a new pc from New Egg. I was looking
at the Atholon XP but I'm not sure what the difference in performance
would be between the Atholon XP 2000 up thru the 2700.
Once I figure this out I get to choose the motherboard and case.
--
Phillip B.
From: Phill B [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm looking at putting together a new pc from New Egg. I was looking
at the Atholon XP but I'm not sure what the difference in performance
would be between the Atholon XP 2000 up thru the 2700.
Phill,
The only differences you will see will be in the
Phill B wrote:
I'm looking at putting together a new pc from New Egg. I was looking
at the Atholon XP but I'm not sure what the difference in performance
would be between the Atholon XP 2000 up thru the 2700.
Get something that is 64 bit. They have memory protection that works wonders
against
Are there any 64 bit compatibility issues? Also, If all my apps are 32
bit including my OS, am I going to get any benefit?
I didn't think I would get muc of a boost with the 64 bit when playing
HalfLife 2. Did I say playing? I ment when I'm working.
Phillip B.
On Sun, 5 Dec 2004 13:47:05 -0500,
There are no compatibility issues.
The Athlon 64 line of processors are the fastest processors out there, nothing
Intel makes can come close to the top Athlon 64s and
FX chips.
And the Athlon 64s are cheaper than comparably performing Intel processors.
There is no disadvantage to the Athlon 64
All I can afford would be the AMD Athlon 64 2800+, 512KB L2 Cache,
64-bit Processor It has to be faster than my 1.6 Ghz P4
http://tinyurl.com/3zv2a
Now I have to find a good mother board. I'm thinking about an Asus.
I've heard good things about them. Any other recommendations?
On Sun, 5 Dec
From: Phill B [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Now I have to find a good mother board. I'm thinking about an Asus.
I've heard good things about them. Any other recommendations?
I have only used Tyan, Abit, and Asus boards. What I recommend is going with
Abit as they have a great customer service
Dana,
I never said ignoring me made him an asshole.
I said he's being an asshole because he gets nasty
with me every time I question him. No point in having
a discussion if only one view is acceptable. Last
thread was about using a litmus test to hire
professors and he decided to talk about a
Lol.
I love this list.
^_^
Now, of course, my own common sense suggests that telling people Not to have
sex never works.
It's like telling them not to eat.
But it's the only politically correct thing to back for an incumbent government.
If you back Safe Sex education, you run afoul of the
On Sun, 5 Dec 2004 16:40:10 -0400, Angel Stewart
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Again: There's NO reason to purchase an Intel Pentium processor unless you
have some sort of Business commitment to support packages
and specific vendors etc.
-Gel
I'm actually putting together a P4 system right now
I've done some research and figure I could save ~$700 a year if I were to
move my development hosting (and a few unimportant sites ) in-house. The
major up-front costs would be a machine.
Generally I've only delt w/ desktop machines when it comes to buying /
configuring / etc..
Anyone
Oh rubbish.
You just like the Blue Man group!
Thhttt
^_^
AMD Rules!
Intel Drools!
-Gel
:)
Yes yes..the Nforce boards haven't arrived as quickly as most would have liked.
Point.
-Original Message-
From: Kevin Graeme
On Sun, 5 Dec 2004 16:40:10 -0400, Angel Stewart [EMAIL
Ah. The sweet smell of fanaticism in the morning! ;^)
Jim Davis
-Original Message-
From: Angel Stewart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 06, 2004 1:25 AM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: AMD CPU advise
Oh rubbish.
You just like the Blue Man group!
Thhttt
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