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Miscellaneous Forums => Scripting and Reverse Engineering => Topic started by: Darkness on 2001-11-17 20:40:00
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AMD Athlon XP 1900+
Gigabyte GA-7VTXH
PC2100 DDR SDRAM 512MB
PC2100 DDR SDRAM 512MB
Maxtor EIDE 80.0 GB
Geforce 3 Ti500
Creative Labs Audigy 5.1 Platinum
Creative Labs Inspire 5.1
Windows XP Home Edition
Plextor 16x40x DVD-ROM Drive
Samsung 1.44MB Floppy Drive
Black Standard ATX Case (The Alienware a-51 Case)
3COM 56k V.90 Modem
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wow u got money to burn :razz:
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Well, I've just bought a DVD Drive for my Comp for 179,- DM ('bout 80 US $) and I'm thinkin' bout buying a new HDD with 40 GB of Space. Sicne I got a DVD Drive I'm gonna copy movies, but this takes 'bout 8 - 10 GB ! So I need more space...
- Alhexx
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jari-> no, it just isnt plextor. i meant pioneer.
the whole thing costs about $1500
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alhexx-> i have a Studio DC10 plus, and a 17 GB hd reserved ONLY for movies. (I didnt have a Digital Camcorder until around Febuary) I have yet to fill it up.
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Well, like I said, I'll buy a new HDD the next time... :grin:
- Alhexx
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Actually Alhexx... I need to go out an get a 100 gig HD... My 30 gig HD is full... and I only have 2 full-length movies on it. (Office Space & The Fifth Element)
And I already have a Pioneer DVD burner. It's good, but the DVD Authoring software that comes with it is a total piece of crap. But it's better than nothing...
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heh heh . . . nice specs.
How's that Gigabyte board been rating?
(The only experience I've had with Gigabyte boards was a cheap $50 one my shop instructor picked up at a computer show for an older computer.)
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its recommended by amd, and its cheap. thats all i know.
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Man, I won a 100G HD at the Lan party I go to (unreal tournament deathmatch), but I had to sell it to buy a new case/mb/and processor. Could've used it to.
I'm planning on getting a notebook, and I was looking at one for college/gaming. I looked at the HP N5475 (1 ghz amd, 30G hd, 8 mg video card, 256 ram, 56k 10/100 nic, dvd/cdrw). Should I go for the 30G or go for the 900 mhz with a 20G?
Obviously I can burn what I need to on cd's, but I was wondering if it was worth the extra $400 for the 30G.
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I don't need no 100GB - I'm not going to save the movies on my hard disk - I just need 'bout 10GB free space to copy the movie onto CD-Rs... that's all.
- Alhexx
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most movies dont fit on cdrs, do they? that means youll have to split them, and that takes a lot of hd space and time.
[edited] 249 2001-11-21 18:48
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yeah, most video conversions take a long time. It took me 3 1/2 hours to convert a 40 minute mpeg into one that was readable by a DVD/VCD player.
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I was recompressing(Took me about 4 nights. :smile:
I dont like that idea, to have movie on more CDs. It is anoying to swap cds in middle of the film..
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i dont have the patience. i sacrifice quality.
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I have been copying Goldeneye last Saturday - for 9 hours!
But I was able to compress it onto 2 VCDs, so my DVD (standalone) player can read it.
- Alhexx
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damn! how long is goldeneye? I havent seen it in years, but i think its longer than 2 hours.....
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I sacrifice little of quality too.
I have my mp3s stored in 160kbps. I think it is good quality/size.
My friend stores all his mp3's in 320 kbps. He says that he can hear the difference, on his soundsystem.
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I suggest the Soyo Dragon as the motherboard.
http://www.slota.com/reviews/soyo/k7vdragonplus/
[edited] 65 2001-11-24 08:28
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Darkness: Well, it should be 'bout 130 Minutes ... but please keep in mind that I've got a 800 MHz Duron, not a 1800 ...
mirex: My pc magazine PC-Welt wrote, that there are ppl who can hear the difference - they've done a test. Yuki's father, for example, has got a high-end sound system, and I'm 100% sure he would here the difference.
- Alhexx
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hehe im on a 400 celeron. still waitin for my new stuff.
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Threesixty: Yes, Soyo is always an excellent choice when it comes to motherboards. I also like A-Bit, I-Will, and Asus. Also, I got an EPoX EP-8KHA+ a few weeks ago, and I have to say I'm very pleased with this board so far. EPoX's website has a good knowledge base and download sections. So far, they seem like they're top quality motherboard manufacturers too.