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  1. Wicked Stunts
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    jus wanna see wha yall runnin out there;;

    laptop 1:
    1.47ghz celeron ;
    1 gig of ram ;
    14.1 inch display ;
    80 GB HDD ;
    DVD burner ;
    XP dark edition

    laptop 2:
    apple g4 1.5 ghz ;
    2 gigs of ram;
    12 inch display ;
    80 GB HDD ;
    DVD burner
    Mac OSX Leopard


    desktop 1:
    2.8 ghz intel pentium 4 ;
    1 gig of ram ;
    17 inch samsung lcd ;
    320 GB HDD ;
    dual DVD burners
    XP Pro

    desktop 2 (sold to get the new 8 core mac) :
    1.8 ghz g5 ;
    4 gigs of ram ;
    250 GB + 80 GB HDDs ;
    DVD burner ;
    19 inch viewsonic lcd
    Mac OSX Leopard

    thinking of getting a 3rd laptop specifically for dj'ing and selling the others
    any ideas?
     
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    Processors: 2 x Pentium Core Duo 2.20GHz
    HDD: Western Digital 150GB
    RAM: 2GB
    Graphics: Nvidia 8400M GS
    OS: Windows XP Pro sp2
    CD/DVD: Mahitsa (Panasonic) DVD/RW burner
     
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  3. Wicked Stunts
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    so technically thats a quad core?
    its matsushita
     
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  4. ESK Tr3v
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    Hp Laptop
    2.0 ghz Intel Core Duo
    4 gb's of RAM
    windows vista 64 bit
    320 gb hard drive

    Compaq presario Desktop (from like 11 yrs ago still running nice actually =])
    alrite....
    18 gb hard drive + another 4gb hard drive (took it out an old computer got bored just added it in)
    320 mb RAM
    like 666 mhz processor
    tinyxp =]
    freaking 8x cd burning power!!!!!
    LOL i have an external usb 42x cd burner for it
    USB WIRELESS ADAPTER!!!
    and a floppy drive lol

    + 500 gb external
     
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  5. gtzxquizit1
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    i think there is a thread of this already but...

    Processor: i7 920
    Ram : 3 GB of DDR
    Graphics: Nvidia GeForce 9400 GT
    OS: Windows XP sp3
    HD: 500GB internal + 250GB Internal + 300GB external
    Burners: 2 dvd/cd burners some ****ing brand i dont remember
    Monitor: 22inch Dell Ultrasharp
     
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    yea, it is like quad core:banana:

    but i hate myself for getting a laptop,
    coz desktops are so much better
     
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  7. DJ JONES IVS
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    why the **** would u use core i7

    nigga core i700 is out now **** man get with the program
     
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    Quad Core
    2GB RAM
    500GB HD
    WINDOWS VISTA 32 bit
    LG BLUE RAY BURNER
    Logitech 2.1 surround sound
    19' IBM flat skreen
    emachines keyboard wit media keys
    bell lazer mouse

    i duno my graphics card or my fsound card n im too lazy to look:p
     
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  9. Trish
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    not to get off topic or anything but why do you have over 3 computers? is that necessary?
     
    Trish, Apr 20, 2009


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  10. DJ JONES IVS
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    damn
    u getting the new i7 mac pro
    god bless
    sick computer but
    deffinetly not worth the cheese and bread seen.

    u can build a better computer for about 1k-2k less
    i WAS gonna buy one, but with all the money left over from my build i ended up getting a new mixer LOL win win win win there budddaaaay

    anyways yo post some pics when u get that whore
     
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    bout to build a beast asss computer soon

    for now this is what i have:
    HP Pavilion-desktop
    500GB hard drive
    128Mb Nvidia Graphics
    3 GIG ram
    19' widescreen monitor
    2.20Ghz dual core
    windows vista home premium
    Dell Inspiron-
    1.60 Ghz intel centrino
    1 gig ram
    15' widescreen
    80 gig hard drive
    xp media center edition
     
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  12. GTRyan87
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    CPU = Intel Q6600 G0 SLACR 2.4ghz overclocked to 3.3ghz 1.47 volts
    MOBO = Asus P5B Deluxe with vdroop pencil mod
    RAM = 4GB OCZ Platinum DDR2-800mhz overclocked to DDR2-1033mhz 2.15 volts
    GFX = eVGA Nvidia Vanilla 8800GT 512mb(gpu) 600mhz core/1500mhz shaders/1900mhz memory overclocked to 702mhz/1728mhz/1900mhz + BFG Nvidia 9600GTOC512mb(for PhysX) 675mhz/1700mhz/1900mhz
    HDD = RAID0 Seagate Barracudas 500GB + 500GB WD Caviar for Storage 1 + 160GB WD Caviar for Storage 2
    Heatsink = Zalman CNPS-9700LED on CPU + OCZ XTCC on RAM + Arctic Cooling Accelero S2 on 8800GT
    PSU = OCZ ModXStream-Pro 700w Modular 80 Plus Certified
    LCD= 2x 19" Acer X193w+ 1680x1050
    CASE = Thermaltake Tsunami Dream custom
    OS = Dual Boot Windows Se7en Ultimate Build 7077 x64 + Windows Vista Ultimate SP2 v.275 x64
     
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  13. Wicked Stunts
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    ummm well i dont think its necessary but then again those computers are not that fast anyway. so when i get the 8core that will be the main + a new laptop
    damn ! that shit is expensivee baddd you right
    but then again its my dad thats spending the money ha
    oh and its xeon not i7
    these are the latest server class xeons probably better than i7 or based on it
    daaaamn son overclocked like its no damn joke
    your killing your hardware
     
    Wicked Stunts, Apr 21, 2009


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    Nah, I been overclocking parts in my builds for 3-4 years now and no harm or damage done as long as volts are kept within intel's specs and adequate cooling is maintained. All my old parts get cycled down to my lil bro n sis, and mom, once I upgrade and they still working just fine :)
     
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    i never understood why one should overclock your parts...like really what the **** you need your computer to do, that you need your ram and cpu overclocked? your just killing the parts faster...
     
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  16. DJ DAVE_BSE
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    not really some parts are made to be overclocked if he has the correct parts in his pc it will not die faster if he dont hes ****ED
     
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  17. Wicked Stunts
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    you have to have built your pc to overclock it right?
     
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    I've done my research over the years, n I research overclocking potential before I buy parts as well. Why fork out $1000+ for the extreme processors in the series when I can overclock and get the same performance for a hell of alot less money? I game on this computer too, as my lil bro has the 360 at home and I only have my computer here at school. So I save money in overlocking as this is my gaming system/ general use computer.

    Not necessarily, although that's generally the case, because OEM manufacturers usually lock off BIOS options which are integral to the overclocking process.
     
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  19. Wicked Stunts
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    not to get off topic but how hard is it to unlock the bios?
     
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    Compaq Presario C551NR Notebook
    Came with Vista Home...downgraded to Windows XP Pro SP2
    1.86GHz Celeron M 440 553mhz System Bus 1MB L2
    2GB Crucial DDR2 PC2-5300
    120GB SATA (upgraded)
    15.4" Widescreen Notebook + Hp Pavillion mx70 17" CRT
    DVD-ROM/CD-RW Drive

    I do everything on this laptop. :)

    google it
     
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