| Fish Tank Clan :: Forums :: General Forums :: Tech Support |
|
« Previous topic | Next topic » |
| Got it figured out ! | ||
| Author | Post | ||
| -|shift |
|
||
Registered Member #1147
Joined: Tue May 12 2009, 06:33PMPosts: 18 |
So I belive this is what I'm going to end up with.Do you guys think this is okay or should i change anything ? Case -[link]- Power Supply -[link]- Pcu -[link]- Mobo -[link]- Grapics Card -[link]- Ram -[link]- Hard Drive -[link]- Dvd/CD -[link]- BLU RAY -[link]- |
||
| Back to top |
|
||
| kd. |
|
||
♥ (✿◠‿◠) ♥
Registered Member #75
Joined: Sat Dec 17 2005, 08:51PMPosts: 3128 |
you don't need to put a space before your punctuation. ie Hey guys ! do I need to put a space after this ? no, you don't. |
||
| Back to top |
|
||
| .4ngryToasters |
|
||
you would
Registered Member #149
Joined: Sun Feb 12 2006, 01:08AMPosts: 2039 |
kddouche wrote ... you don't need to put a space before your punctuation. ie Hey guys ! do I need to put a space after this ? no, you don't. You know, don't is a contraction for do not, so you don't have to contract you're do not to not do what your you're doing not while what you do don't not do. Edited Wed May 20 2009, 03:46AM |
||
| Back to top |
|
||
| 3stripeninja |
|
||
Registered Member #594
Joined: Thu Mar 15 2007, 09:37PMPosts: 471 |
ok thats funny ^^ | ||
| Back to top |
|
||
| Knightrider |
|
||
Meteor 2016
Registered Member #316
Joined: Mon Jun 26 2006, 09:14PMPosts: 3503 |
[quote] So I belive this is what I'm going to end up with.Do you guys think this is okay or should i change anything ? Case -[link]- Power Supply -[link]- Pcu -[link]- Mobo -[link]- Grapics Card -[link]- Ram -[link]- Hard Drive -[link]- Dvd/CD -[link]- BLU RAY -[link]- [/quote1242861309] You should just get a solid state HD for gaming, and a regular 500 GB for anything else. I mean it's more money..But instant data access..Just saying. |
||
| Back to top |
|
||
| gLiTch |
|
||
Anal Assassin
Registered Member #455
Joined: Mon Oct 09 2006, 04:58AMPosts: 3848 |
Knightrider wrote ... You should just get a solid state HD for gaming, and a regular 500 GB for anything else. I mean it's more money..But instant data access..Just saying. Its not a bad idea, if you dont mind spending $280 for 128gb of space...lol. For games, spend $199 and get the 320gb VelociRaptor at 10,000 RPMs. Its a 2.5 inch drive in a 3.5 inch case so its super quiet and runs very cool. The load times for games and booting windows are not that different... if at all. Dont get me wrong, SSD's are the shit. In the near future i will be buying one. The technology is so much better... but the price per GB is horrible... especially when you factor in the SSD's that have the JMicron controllers (they become unresponsive for 3-4 seconds every so often). When they perfect the tech and drop the price i will be loading up on them. |
||
| Back to top |
|
||
| .4ngryToasters |
|
||
|
you would
Registered Member #149
Joined: Sun Feb 12 2006, 01:08AM Posts: 2039 |
Honestly, you're much better off getting one solid state drive and a much bigger hard drive instead of the velociraptor. Put all your games and your OS on the ssd; and all your movies, music, or anything else on the regular hard drive. This intel ssd is probably the best: -[link] .4ngryToasters wrote ... - Knightrider wrote ... Solid State Drives crash easily..I'd watch out with those. My hardware teacher warned us about them. Two people went out and got em and not even a week after the one's crashed. The other kid's is going fine, so it might be just a fluke..But I don't know. So I belive this is what I'm going to end up with.Do you guys think this is okay or should i change anything ? Case -[link]- Power Supply -[link]- Pcu -[link]- Mobo -[link]- Grapics Card -[link]- Ram -[link]- Hard Drive -[link]- Dvd/CD -[link]- BLU RAY -[link] Knightrider wrote ... - You should just get a solid state HD for gaming, and a regular 500 GB for anything else. I mean it's more money..But instant data access..Just saying. You sir, have lost Edited Thu May 21 2009, 02:24AM |
||
| Back to top |
|
||
| gLiTch |
|
||
|
Anal Assassin
Registered Member #455
Joined: Mon Oct 09 2006, 04:58AM Posts: 3848 |
[quote] Honestly, you're much better off getting one solid state drive and a much bigger hard drive instead of the velociraptor. Put all your games and your OS on the ssd; and all your movies, music, or anything else on the regular hard drive. This intel ssd is probably the best: -[link] .4ngryToasters wrote ... - Knightrider wrote ... Solid State Drives crash easily..I'd watch out with those. My hardware teacher warned us about them. Two people went out and got em and not even a week after the one's crashed. The other kid's is going fine, so it might be just a fluke..But I don't know. So I belive this is what I'm going to end up with.Do you guys think this is okay or should i change anything ? Case -[link]- Power Supply -[link]- Pcu -[link]- Mobo -[link]- Grapics Card -[link]- Ram -[link]- Hard Drive -[link]- Dvd/CD -[link]- BLU RAY -[link] Knightrider wrote ... - You should just get a solid state HD for gaming, and a regular 500 GB for anything else. I mean it's more money..But instant data access..Just saying. You sir, have lost [/quote1242873145] This is why glitchypoo is here. Im not saying i am always 100% right... but i believe my opinions have some credibility behind them. |
||
| Back to top |
|
||
| .4ngryToasters |
|
||
|
you would
Registered Member #149
Joined: Sun Feb 12 2006, 01:08AM Posts: 2039 |
I do a lot of retail for intel. So naturally I have to research their shit. Let me tell you, there is no better ssd on the market right now than -[link]- . It has an average read speed of 250 MB/s (some people claiming up to 500 MB/s.... that's like transferring everything that's on your computer now to the new one in under a second) as far as reliability goes... well I'll admit I don't know first person what to expect, but intel claims their ssd lasts 1,200,000 hours (137 years). And if you do get a dead one, well, just rma and get a new one lol. I know my next build will have this drive in it. Something about boot photoshop in 3 seconds just sounds so right to me... | ||
| Back to top |
|
||
| Knightrider |
|
||
|
Meteor 2016
Registered Member #316
Joined: Mon Jun 26 2006, 09:14PM Posts: 3503 |
[quote] Honestly, you're much better off getting one solid state drive and a much bigger hard drive instead of the velociraptor. Put all your games and your OS on the ssd; and all your movies, music, or anything else on the regular hard drive. This intel ssd is probably the best: -[link] .4ngryToasters wrote ... - Knightrider wrote ... Solid State Drives crash easily..I'd watch out with those. My hardware teacher warned us about them. Two people went out and got em and not even a week after the one's crashed. The other kid's is going fine, so it might be just a fluke..But I don't know. So I belive this is what I'm going to end up with.Do you guys think this is okay or should i change anything ? Case -[link]- Power Supply -[link]- Pcu -[link]- Mobo -[link]- Grapics Card -[link]- Ram -[link]- Hard Drive -[link]- Dvd/CD -[link]- BLU RAY -[link] Knightrider wrote ... - You should just get a solid state HD for gaming, and a regular 500 GB for anything else. I mean it's more money..But instant data access..Just saying. You sir, have lost [/quote1242880635] Well, the one kid's HD is still going...So it's probably a fluke. I had a chance to use a Solid State..And I was mighty impressed. |
||
| Back to top |
|
||
Powered by e107 Forum System
|
|