stuff the twin 1 gigahurt cpus
thia is what im gonna get


Specs

Dual 3.06GHs cpus
2 Gigs of ram
160 gig sata drive
Dual gigabit lan
Tape drive
Dvd rom

and im getting it for $1,000 or a bit less hopefulley

i was thinking a server for the games

need we mention we have one?

with dedicated setup for:
BF 2 (think this is done, not sure.. eitherway, it iwll be moving over for 2142)
BF 2142
CS:S
CS 1.6

Required Files - done
Intranet on its way.

ok then maby a dedicated file server for people who dont have the installation files, it would be able to serve a lot of people fast it has got 2 gigabit lans in it with a possibility for more. im going to get 2 seagate 250g sata II ($145Scorptec) and run them in raid.

Well:

http://www.scorptec.com.au/product/20365
250gb - $255

http://www.scorptec.com.au/product/19494
320gb - $255

so much better off to get the 320s



and might i suggest you go get Firefox 2.0... its got a spell checker in it
might be mighty useful to ya.

Wow 320 for $155 nice thanks for pointing that out

"and might i suggest you go get Firefox 2.0... its got a spell checker in it
might be mighty useful to ya."

does firefox have a calculater

how the hell did u get $255
the drives are $155 each 2x=$310

Netplus have some good prices too

400gig Seagate 16mb cache Sata $218
320gig seagate 16mb cache Sata $148

the 1 problem is it has not got sata so ill have to get a controller card

i was wondering if the pci or pci-x could take the full speed of 300mb/ps of sata2
anybody know the speed

oh no
"PCI is a 64-bit bus, though it is usually implemented as a 32-bit bus. It can run at clock speeds of 33 or 66 MHz. At 32 bits and 33 MHz, it yields a throughput rate of 133 MBps. Also see PCI-X and PCI Express."
ill see what pci-x is then

"PCI-X was developed jointly by IBM, HP, and Compaq. PCI-X is a revision to the PCI standard that doubles the clock speed (from 66 MHz to 133 MHz) and hence the amount of data exchanged between the computer processor and peripherals. Standard PCI supports up to 64-bit at 66 MHz (though anything above 32-bit at 33 MHz is only seen in high end systems) and additional bus standards move 32 bits at 66 MHz or 64 bits at 33 MHz. The theoretical maximum amount of data exchanged between the processor and peripherals with PCI-X is 1.06 GB/s, compared to 532 MB/s with standard PCI. PCI-X is generally backward compatible with PCI, meaning that you can, for example, install a PCI-X card in a standard PCI slot (but it will be limited to the standard PCI bus speed). PCI and PCI-X cards can be intermixed on a PCI-X bus, but the speed will be limited to the speed of the slowest card. PCI-X improves the fault tolerance of PCI allowing, for example, faulty cards to be reinitialized or taken offline."



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"The theoretical maximum"

You said it yourself.

Do u think it will run close to it

no calculator required.. its called a TYPO.. at least i normally make an effort otherwise.

had i added the numbers together and gotten it wrong, then you could bag all you want, as it stands, legit error.