| Bolshack said: almost sure its an am3 motherboard, i'm not using a very high ress, just 1440x900, as i'm not a big fan of large screens currently i'm only playing games (school vacations) |
5850 will last you a long time (relatively). PC game demands haven't increased much since 2007.
| jefforange89 said: It's called Eyefinity, not Infiniview. |
Close enough! 
| Bolshack said: a year ago i made a thread asking for some advice regarding what parts should i buy for a new gaming pc, well, after a looong time searching and saving money i bought this motherboard: dont remember at all, tomorrow i'm going to update this ram:4 gigs of DDR3 processor: phenom II x4 955 black edition 3.2 ghz video card: radeon 5850 hd 1gb hdd:320 gb(no need for more) for how long will my video card support the latest games? and also, is my computer good? |
hdd:320 gb(no need for more) -Are you out of your khekking mind?
theprof00 said:
hdd:320 gb(no need for more) -Are you out of your khekking mind? |
em, not really
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Bolshack said:
em, not really |
I admit to the overreaction, but dude, that's like one BluRay disc.
I have an obsession with HDD space if you couldn't tell, I have a couple TBs on my comp
theprof00 said:
I admit to the overreaction, but dude, that's like one BluRay disc. I have an obsession with HDD space if you couldn't tell, I have a couple TBs on my comp |
I'm with him on this. The more stuff you have on your HDD the slower your computer runs. Inside HDDs are disks just like CD's (well they work like it) and it stores data on the outer and inner rings. Naturally the outer rings run faster but whats on the inner rings run slower. I have an external Terabyte drive specificly for pictures, music, and movies and an internal Terabyte specificly for software and games.
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soulsamurai said:
I'm with him on this. The more stuff you have on your HDD the slower your computer runs. Inside HDDs are disks just like CD's (well they work like it) and it stores data on the outer and inner rings. Naturally the outer rings run faster but whats on the inner rings run slower. I have an external Terabyte drive specificly for pictures, music, and movies and an internal Terabyte specificly for software and games. |
not true, the more stuff you have on your OS HDD, the slower. I have one 10kRPM OS HDD, and about 1.8TBs on raid for everything else.
theprof00 said:
not true, the more stuff you have on your OS HDD, the slower. I have one 10kRPM OS HDD, and about 1.8TBs on raid for everything else. |
I was agreeing with you telling him to get more and telling him why, he should get a bigger one. Plus 320 fills up very fast nowadays.
http://computer.howstuffworks.com/hard-disk.htm
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soulsamurai said:
I was agreeing with you telling him to get more and telling him why, he should get a bigger one. Plus 320 fills up very fast nowadays. |
oh haha i see that now!! You are right, I thought you were referring to the size of my space being a speed hindrance lol
| theprof00 said: oh haha i see that now!! You are right, I thought you were referring to the size of my space being a speed hindrance lol |
Yeah sorry for not clarifying that.
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