Posted 09/05/2008 at 03:56:59pm

 Personally, I do prefer that extra 3 frames in Crysis and Far Cry 2.  Also, a better overclocking, better value, better preformance, and cooler Q6600 is only about $10 on newegg.com.  Want something cheaper?  Buy a E8400 for $168, yes, less than most phenom procs.  The E8400 is a dual core, but is at 3.0 GHz and is only 45nm.

N0t a n00b

Posted 09/02/2008 at 11:09:17am

 Your right, the Dream Machine sucks - when compared to the IBM Roadrunner.  Otherwise, it has 4360 gigaflops of power.  Sure the roadrunner has 1 000 000 gigaflops, but it cost waaaaaaay more and isn't half as sexy.  Oh, and your gona have to win the lottery to even house the beast.  (12 000 square feet)

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Posted 09/02/2008 at 11:02:30am

 Look, I know the dream machine sucked on Crysis and all, but can you guys re-benchmark it on the games?  Please?  I want to know how it compares to dual or tri SLI (280 GTX), or just how but kicking it is.

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Posted 08/30/2008 at 12:49:09pm

 I think about oh, PENTIUM FOUR REIGN.  Take that AMD fanboys.  I think it is funny that AMD's motto is make smarter choices, becuase if anyone using their hardware is not and should buy a Q660 or a E8400.

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Posted 08/23/2008 at 04:11:31pm

 Thanks for settling the argument. My question to you is how much would you lose on your ebill if it normally cost $5 a month?

 Thanks,

        N0t a n00b

Posted 08/23/2008 at 02:15:46pm

Hey GatorXXX, if you register today their are still spots available in my brother's 4th grade class.  I think that's when I learned all about basic math. Then again, some grade 1 math could help too. 

Seriously though, try calculator, it would help you.  Oh, and don't go drink a slurry becuase you might get brain freeze and write another strange math problem on this site (like your previous comments).

n0t_a_n000b

Posted 08/23/2008 at 02:14:25pm

Thanks, at least some people on this thread have brains.

N0t a n00b

Who needs to go back to grade school now, Gator_buys_overpriced_XFX_products.

Posted 08/22/2008 at 09:05:27pm

Hey Gatornobrain

1. I am still in grade school, grade 6 to be exact, and have not failed a grade, unlike you.
2. Drinking that slurpee could give you brain freeze, which is the only explanation I have to your terrible math.

Okay, I will break it down for you.  If you have 5 gadgets, and you charge them 20 times a month, or 100 times in total, and each charge costs 5 cents, 5 x 0.25 = 1.25 cents.  1.25 cents + 5 cents = 6.25.  There you go.  That is one charge and only 1.25 cents more.  Now multiply it by 100 becuase that is your overall amount of charges in a month and you get $6.25 - what I said earlier.

N0t a n00b

Posted 08/22/2008 at 06:06:08pm

I have yet to get a blue screen of death on vista, and I've had it for almost a year.

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Posted 08/22/2008 at 05:34:08pm

Yeah the power dissipates in the air, but a PSU heats your computer.  And no, if it cost $5 to charge something, its not going to become $25, instead it's only up $1.25 for a total of $6.25.  If you use Windows (which I highly, highly doubt) their is a little something call a calculator under programs - accessories.  I will repeat it for you n00b.

If you use Windows (which I highly, highly doubt) their is a little something call a calculator under programs - accessories.  I will repeat it for you n00b.

If you use Windows (which I highly, highly doubt) their is a little something call a calculator under programs - accessories.  I will repeat it for you n00b.

If you use Windows (which I highly, highly doubt) their is a little something call a calculator under programs - accessories.  I will repeat it for you n00b.

If you use Windows (which I highly, highly doubt) their is a little something call a calculator under programs - accessories.  I will repeat it for you n00b.

If you use Windows (which I highly, highly doubt) their is a little something call a calculator under programs - accessories.  I will repeat it for you n00b.

If you use Windows (which I highly, highly doubt) their is a little something call a calculator under programs - accessories.  I will repeat it for you n00b.

N0t a n00b