
Hopefully when i finish my engineering course i will get some money together and move to america or somewhere else money can be made easy, thats if the middle-east havent got even more pissed off and done something about it by then.
mathewthegreat
Shattered_Glass
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Lateralus
Originally Posted by 4runner
it was only $5100.00!!!!! LOL!! Thanks! Good thing ihave a job!! lmao
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4runner
Originally Posted by Lateralus
WTF R YOU THINKING? Y THE HELL WOULD YOU SPEND THAT MUCH ON A COMPUTER?
I would spend $3000 at the very max. Prabably not even that. |
Ghozer
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mathewthegreat
Teklord
4runner
lord_shar
Sir Skullcrasher
Blade Rez
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Teklord
4runner
Tarun
4runner
Originally Posted by Tarun
Wow, I paid under 2,000 USD for a machine pretty much the same.
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Sir Skullcrasher
Originally Posted by 4runner
Nice now bench mark it, and will see if your rig is anywhere near those STATS~highly unlikely but OK!!
Many claim to have paid less for comparable performance, but thats like saying that a z06 corvette is just as fast as a lingenfelter corvette, NO CONTEST! Currently under full load my rig temp is at 33degrees C!!!!! |
Teklord
Sir Skullcrasher
4runner
Tarun
Narada
Originally Posted by 4runner
Nice now bench mark it, and will see if your rig is anywhere near those STATS~highly unlikely but OK!!
Many claim to have paid less for comparable performance, but thats like saying that a z06 corvette is just as fast as a lingenfelter corvette, NO CONTEST! Currently under full load my rig temp is at 33degrees C!!!!! |
Omega X
Originally Posted by Tarun
Last time I ran 3DMark, I had 23,065. It was sunday that it was last run.
Aquamark results: 27,023 was the end result. http://downloads.guru3d.com/download.php?det=673 There's a link for Aquamark. |
4runner
Tarun
Originally Posted by 4runner
aqua mark results:
custom run: 28,657 1600x1200 4xaa etc, etc,etc!! standard run: 31,109 1600x1200 n/a During the becnhmark, the cpu temp jumped from 34c to 39c in alittle over 4mins wow!! |
4runner
Lucifer PVP
4runner
Teklord
Alias_X
Omega X
Originally Posted by 4runner
its advisable to run matching sticks of memory, 2 1 gig sticks are better than 1 gig + 2 512 although im not entirely sure.
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Lucifer PVP
Originally Posted by Teklord
Well that's interesting... just a brief descript of the major components in my desktop, this being the one I built as opposed to my notebook.
AMD64 4000+ Corsair 2x512 2-2-2-5 RAM (with LEDs) ![]() Asus X1800XL PCIe What else effects performance... umm... Catalyst 6.3 drivers DirectX 9.0 December 2005 (as I recall) Haven't run a benchmarking program lately, but in Guild Wars using the in game FPS measurement I never see it below 60, and that includes the busiest towns. And that is at 1600 x 1200 with everything I can find set to max. Addition: in the end anything above ... oh say around 40fps doesn't really matter anyway as it cannot be noticed. |
Replicant
Originally Posted by 4runner
Envy perhaps? Im just sharing info about a very well respected Computer maker thats all!
You obviously care enough to post! And your link to aqua mark thanks! WHY??? |
mrcake
Originally Posted by Replicant
Me personally though, i think it was stupid to spend 5k on a system when you could easily get one the same specs for about 2k - 3k cheaper. |
mrcake
Originally Posted by Lucifer PVP
Well if you are getting around 60fps with 1600x1200 with 4x anti and everything maxed then it has to be a ram issue with my computer because our computers are simlar since i believe guildwars doesn't use both cores. I am going to take out the 512 sticks and run 3dmark05 again.
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Teklord
Originally Posted by Replicant
don't believe your "5000 dollar" computer is just a dell with some fancy lookin case.. check this.
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Tarun
Originally Posted by Teklord
It's not my system, so it really doesn't make any difference to me. However I've seen other people make this blanket statement as well. Perhaps you should take your own advice and read the article. It quite clearly states that Alienware will continue to be it's own business following the same protocol it's been using all this time. That means that they are not Dell systems with a rebadged fancy look to them. They will continue to use name brand high end components when creating systems. The only thing new is that the profit goes to Dell now.
Dell purchased there way into the high end niche market, that's all it is. |
Originally Posted by Subsidiary
In business, a subsidiary is a company controlled by another company or corporation. When control or ownership is not shared, it is termed a wholly owned subsidiary. Multinational holding companies such as Berkshire Hathaway[1], Time Warner, or Citigroup usually organize all holdings into subsidiaries, sometimes with multiple levels of containment.
Subsidiaries are separate, distinct legal entities for the purposes of taxation and regulation. They are distinct from divisions, which are entities fully integrated within the main company, and not legally or otherwise distinct from it. An operating subsidiary is a business term frequently used within the United States railroad industry. In the case of a railroad, it refers to a company that is a subsidiary but operates with its own identity, locomotives and rolling stock. In contrast, a non-operating subsidiary would exist on paper only (i.e. stocks, bonds, articles of incorporation) and would use the identity and rolling stock of the parent company. |