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Warboy090 wrote:

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Konvertor wrote:
Where did you get the idea that those are dual GPU cards? They have dual DVI output, but only one chip per card....
Even the big system builders (Dell, Alienware, et al) don't have quad-SLI systems yet, and they'll have them long before you'll be able to buy hte individual cards required.

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You need to do your homework, they are dual GPU cards, Want me to show you how it works?

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I'm not trying to flame here, but no they're not.
They are just regular 7900GTXs. Overclocked yes, but still regular 7900GTXs. It says nowhere they're dual-GPU, even on the TigerDirect site you link to...

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Hitomori wrote:

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Giveen wrote:

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Hitomori wrote:

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Sosuke1 wrote:

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Warboy090 wrote:

We know what OS means hotshot.


Linux is a OS

Windows is a OS
DOS is a OS
Mac is a OS
etc
etc
etc

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Disk Operating System is an Operating System?? Now who is the hotshot?



But I dont wanna start a flame here, Im sorry for correcting you...

Will I ever see the 8 screens? Or is it just a blueprint?

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Windows actually runs off the DOS system, so in technicallity, Windows is DOS.

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Windows XP is no longer DOS based.

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Yea I know, that's why they have a command prompt to open up the DOS *roll's eyes*

Windows has not ever changed their core kernel, they just keep adding more to it.

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Actually that's a Command Prompt emulator. It's not a real DOS command prompt. And yes they have changed their core kernel. The NT kernel which Windows NT, 2000, XP, 2003, and Vista are based was written completely from scratch for Windows NT. It is totally seperate from the 9x kernel.

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Giveen wrote:

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Hitomori wrote:

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Sosuke1 wrote:

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Warboy090 wrote:

We know what OS means hotshot.


Linux is a OS

Windows is a OS
DOS is a OS
Mac is a OS
etc
etc
etc

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Disk Operating System is an Operating System?? Now who is the hotshot?



But I dont wanna start a flame here, Im sorry for correcting you...

Will I ever see the 8 screens? Or is it just a blueprint?

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Windows actually runs off the DOS system, so in technicallity, Windows is DOS.

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Windows XP is no longer DOS based.

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Thank you Giveen

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Detrius_MXO wrote:
Where do you live by the way?  If you price out all of your stuff on Newegg.com it looks like you save 1-2 hundred  dollars over tigerdirct.  Processor Tiger: 1199 Process Newegg 1020. 

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Ill give you a hint, the only state that looks like a hand or glove

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Warboy090 wrote:

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Detrius_MXO wrote:
Where do you live by the way?  If you price out all of your stuff on Newegg.com it looks like you save 1-2 hundred  dollars over tigerdirct.  Processor Tiger: 1199 Process Newegg 1020. 

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Ill give you a hint, the only state that looks like a hand or glove

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None of the States in the US look like a glove. But if it's in the states then buy from Newegg. Save the money deal with possibly the best company out there when it comes to shipping.

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Detrius_MXO wrote:

Another thing,  Why not get the 10,000 raptor harddrives?  Your spending that much money and getting run of the mill 7200rpm drives.  

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I agree, at least 1 Raptor to put your OS on.

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Detrius_MXO wrote:

Also I hope the Mobo supports those Video cards. Those cards take up two slots each. 

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It does. Asus is one of the few that has extra space between they're PCI-e x16 slots. He'll be able to fit those cards, and have some breathing room between.

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Detrius_MXO wrote:

And
Your cards aren't duel gpu, If they were duel GPU you'd be paying much
more money. BFG Pays Nvidia alot of money for their gpu chip. Why would
they put two chips on one card and sell it for the same price as a
single cihp card. Your confusing Duel GPU with SLI.

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Exactly what I've been saying. Although I didn't look at the price , but you have a point a dual-GPU card would cost $700 minimum, probably more around $800-900 IF they made them, which noone has, yet (at least not GeForce 7900 Dual-GPU).

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Detrius_MXO wrote:

One Last
thing. Don't waste your money on that processor. You can get a
processor for half that price and overclock it.  Go to any Computer
Forurm out there and they'll call you a Noob for buying that processor.

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True you can do that, BUT you have absolutly NO warranty. Basically with the FX-60 you're paying for the warranty, and the fact that it's unlocked.

Double checking your list (I should have really looked it over better ), you should really look into buying 2 1GB sticks of memory instead of 4 sticks of 512. With the 4 sticks you're limited to a 2T command rate which is SLOW.

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Konvertor wrote:

Double checking your list (I should have really looked it over better ), you should really look into buying 2 1GB sticks of memory instead of 4 sticks of 512. With the 4 sticks you're limited to a 2T command rate which is SLOW.

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that aint 512 buddy, thats 4 sticks of 1gb EACH. so that comes out to around 4gb total