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Desktop:

Athlon XP Barton Core 2500+ overclocked to 3200+

ATi Radeon 9600XT 128MB

512MB DDR400 RAM

320 Gigs HD space using 4 80 Gig Hard drives

DFI Lanparty Ultra II mobo with 5.1 speaker setup

8x DVD+/-RW burner

16x DVD-ROM drive

400watt power supply

19" monitor

pre, magkano ang estimate mo sa desktop without the DVD-RW and 19" monitor. Pati ano ang equivalent ng setup mo sa Pentium 4 processor speed? Is it better than P4 3 Ghz?

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pre, magkano ang estimate mo sa desktop without the DVD-RW and 19" monitor. Pati ano ang equivalent ng setup mo sa Pentium 4 processor speed? Is it better than P4 3 Ghz?

Hmm...setup ko kasi pushing 40k without the DVD-RW and monitor. Yung Intel may dagdag kaysa sa AMD kaya add at least 5k more. As for the equivalent speed, subjectively speaking, considering that I have 4 hard drives with the swap file in a different drive, it ends up faster than my 3GHz laptop. This is the rig I use for video editing and gaming. :D

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wow nice... i dont wanna be rude pero are u on water cooling?

ive seen athlons running on 2.8+GHz but on water cooling :)

 

btw, ano yung Vcore mo?

 

anyways, nice OC. :cool:

actually, am planning to shift sa water cooling.. am researching right now on what to do with this. anyway, so far, no problems pa naman sa system ko.. pero am not pushing my luck with this one.. ibabalik ko muna... :blush:

 

right now, habang OC ang system, tinatapat ko sa air-con.. hehehe. walang patayan. btw, home PC lang naman kasi... but still planning to upgrade. katakot mag-OC minsan... walang warranty yun eh.

 

anyway, thanks for the appreciation. :D

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Hmm...setup ko kasi pushing 40k without the DVD-RW and monitor. Yung Intel may dagdag kaysa sa AMD kaya add at least 5k more. As for the equivalent speed, subjectively speaking, considering that I have 4 hard drives with the swap file in a different drive, it ends up faster than my 3GHz laptop. This is the rig I use for video editing and gaming. :D

Salamat. Mukhang high end nga ang setup mo. How do you find your DFI Lanparty Ultra II MOBO? My ECS 848P works fine but I'm still having a problem in having the onboard 6-ch audio work.

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i'm currently using athlon 3000+ 64 bit

nvidia video card 32MB (dedicated memory)....not a lot but enough for CS

512MB ddr sdram

dvd burner +r

60 gb HD....

JBL pro Speakers.....

 

anyone using 64 bit OS here??

 

I'm having a problem with my display compatibilty. I'm not sure if linux have a driver for wxga tft display.....

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Salamat. Mukhang high end nga ang setup mo. How do you find your DFI Lanparty Ultra II MOBO? My ECS 848P works fine but I'm still having a problem in having the onboard 6-ch audio work.

I like the mobo a lot! It has lots of extras and overclocking is a cinch! I'm using firewire to network 3 comps and the included ports are a godsend. It has 6 channel sound but I had to configure it so that the center channel comes out of the microphone socket in the back. Something about the wiring I think. :unsure:

 

I have a Sound Blaster Audigy that I installed for a few weeks in the rig but with all the errors and crashes I was getting I decided to remove it. Now it's just on a shelf gathering dust. :angry:

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,Jul 19 2004, 06:06 AM] i'm currently using athlon 3000+ 64 bit

nvidia video card 32MB (dedicated memory)....not a lot but enough for CS

512MB ddr sdram

dvd burner +r

60 gb HD....

JBL pro Speakers.....

 

anyone using 64 bit OS here??

 

I'm having a problem with my display compatibilty. I'm not sure if linux have a driver for wxga tft display.....

Dude you're holding your computer back with that vid card of yours! :lol: Is that a laptop? Anyway, personally I'm waiting 'til PCI Express becomes prevalent before I upgrade to an Athlon64. I'm also waiting for the new chipset to come out. As for linux drivers, since it's open source, perhaps you can write your own? :unsure:

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Dude you're holding your computer back with that vid card of yours! :lol: Is that a laptop? Anyway, personally I'm waiting 'til PCI Express becomes prevalent before I upgrade to an Athlon64. I'm also waiting for the new chipset to come out. As for linux drivers, since it's open source, perhaps you can write your own? :unsure:

 

 

yes, it is a laptop.... but considering how much I paid for it, I think i got a good deal. as far as writing drivers, I guess i'll just wait for the linux guru's to do it...

I don't really have time to study the codes......

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My Specs:

 

GAMING RIG

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Athlon XP 2500+ (Barton Core Unlocked) OEM

Gigabyte GA-7N400 Pro w/ NVidia DICE Encoder,

Dual Channel,RAID,SATA and Dual BIOS

extra Realtek 10/100 Ethernet Card

extra VIA USB2 PCI Card (total of 10 USB2 Ports all,2 Firewire)

Leadtek TV2000 Pro (FM/TV, 10Bit Encoder)

512MB DDR333 Samsung Modules with Heatsink

128MB GeforceFX5600 VIVO

LiteON DVD/CDRW Combo

Asus CDRW

80G Western Digital JB Edition ATA100 (8MB Cache)

20G Seagate ATA100

20G Seagate ATA100

15G Quantum Fireball ATA66

4xYellow ATA133 Rounded Cables (MSI Brand)

2xRemovable HD Enclosure ATA133/USB2 Compatible

3xInternal Fan (2xFront Fan with Multi-Color LED,1xRear Exhaust)

375 Watts PSU PFC with SmartCooling

Sun Microsystems ATX Tower (Black/Silver):D

Black Logitech Cordless Freedom (Keyboard/Mouse)

JS Dolby Digital/DTS/Dolby ProLogic 5.1 Decoder and

Speaker System (3000 watts)

 

TYPING RIG

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Pentium III 500Mhz

ASUS Slot1 Board

448MB PC133 SDRAM

32MB NVidia TNT2 with TV-Out

SCSI CDRW

15G Quantum Fireball

15G Maxtor

4G Seagate SCSI HD

1xRemovable HD Enclosure

Internal PCI Modem

6 Channel Soundcard with SPDIF IO

10/100 Ethernet Card

SCSI Controller

Altec Lansing 2.1 Speakers

 

 

:D B) B)

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*os

RIG-1:

Lian Li PC-70 Case

2 Samsung 19" 193P Silver LCD's

ATI 9800 PRO Video Card

ASUS P4P800 E Deluxe Motherboard

Intel Pentium 3.2GHz @ 3.8 GHz 800FSB Extreme Edition HyperThreading Processor

2-Gig Corsair TwinX 1024-3200XL Memory

C: WD 120Gig 8MB Cache HDD

D: WD 200Gig 8MB Cache HDD

E: 2 WD Raptor 36.7GB SATA RAID 0 (Promise)

F: 2 WD Raptor 74GB SATA RAID ) (ICH5R)

Sony DVD ROM

Runs Microsoft Windows 2003 Server, Exchange Server 2003 and Visual Studio 2003

 

*os

RIG-2:

Cooler Master Case

Samsung 17" 173P Silver LCD

ATI 9800 XT Video Card

ASUS P4P800 Deluxe Motherboard

Intel Pentium 3.2GHz @ 3.8 GHz 800FSB Extreme Edition HyperThreading Processor

Yamaha CD-ROM burner (can't remember model)

1-Gig Corsair TwinX 1024-3200XLPRO Memory

C: WD 80Gig 8MB Cache HDD

D: 2 WD Raptor 36.7GB SATA RAID 0 (Promise)

Runs Microsoft Windows XP Pro

 

*os

RIG-3:

Cooler Master Case

Samsung 17" 173P Silver LCD (KVM Switch)

ATI 9800 PRO Video Card

ASUS P4P800 Deluxe Motherboard

Intel Pentium 3.2GHz @ 3.8 GHz 800FSB Extreme Edition HyperThreading Processor

1-Gig Corsair TwinX 1024-3200XL Memory

Yamaha CD-ROM burner (again don't know model)

C: WD 120Gig 8MB Cache HDD

D: WD 160Gig 8MB Cache HDD

E: 2 WD Raptor 36.7GB SATA RAID 0 (Promise)

Runs Windows Server 2003, SQL 2000 Server, Exchange Server 2003

 

*os

RIG-4:

Cooler Master Case

Samsung 17" 173P Silver LCD (KVM Switch)

ATI 9800 PRO Video Card

ASUS P4P800 Deluxe Motherboard

Pentium 2.4GHzrocessor

Samsung DVD Burner

Creative 52X CD-ROM

C: WD 80Gig 8MB Cache HDD

Runs Windows Server 2003, Windows XP Pro Dual boot SQL Server 2003.

 

*os

RIG-5&6:

Compaq Deskpro EN

 

*os

Printers:

Samsung ML-7300N LaserJet

HP Photosmart Color printer

 

*os

Networking/Internet Access

Linksys KVM Switch

NetGear FR114P Router

Linksys Gigabit 8-port Workgroup switch

PLDT MyDSL Professional

 

2 Microsoft Wireless Keyboards and mice

 

 

PIC01

PIC02

PIC03

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*os

RIG-1:

Lian Li PC-70 Case

2 Samsung 19" 193P Silver LCD's

ATI 9800 PRO Video Card

ASUS P4P800 E Deluxe Motherboard

Intel Pentium 3.2GHz @ 3.8 GHz 800FSB Extreme Edition HyperThreading Processor

2-Gig Corsair TwinX 1024-3200XL Memory

C: WD 120Gig 8MB Cache HDD

D: WD 200Gig 8MB Cache HDD

E: 2 WD Raptor 36.7GB SATA RAID 0 (Promise)

F: 2 WD Raptor 74GB SATA RAID ) (ICH5R)

Sony DVD ROM

Runs Microsoft Windows 2003 Server, Exchange Server 2003 and Visual Studio 2003

 

*os

RIG-2:

Cooler Master Case

Samsung 17" 173P Silver LCD

ATI 9800 XT Video Card

ASUS P4P800 Deluxe Motherboard

Intel Pentium 3.2GHz @ 3.8 GHz 800FSB Extreme Edition HyperThreading Processor

Yamaha CD-ROM burner (can't remember model)

1-Gig Corsair TwinX 1024-3200XLPRO Memory

C: WD 80Gig 8MB Cache HDD

D: 2 WD Raptor 36.7GB SATA RAID 0 (Promise)

Runs Microsoft Windows XP Pro

 

*os

RIG-3:

Cooler Master Case

Samsung 17" 173P Silver LCD (KVM Switch)

ATI 9800 PRO Video Card

ASUS P4P800 Deluxe Motherboard

Intel Pentium 3.2GHz @ 3.8 GHz 800FSB Extreme Edition HyperThreading Processor

1-Gig Corsair TwinX 1024-3200XL Memory

Yamaha CD-ROM burner (again don't know model)

C: WD 120Gig 8MB Cache HDD

D: WD 160Gig 8MB Cache HDD

E: 2 WD Raptor 36.7GB SATA RAID 0 (Promise)

Runs Windows Server 2003, SQL 2000 Server, Exchange Server 2003

 

*os

RIG-4:

Cooler Master Case

Samsung 17" 173P Silver LCD (KVM Switch)

ATI 9800 PRO Video Card

ASUS P4P800 Deluxe Motherboard

Pentium 2.4GHzrocessor

Samsung DVD Burner

Creative 52X CD-ROM

C: WD 80Gig 8MB Cache HDD

Runs Windows Server 2003, Windows XP Pro Dual boot SQL Server 2003.

 

*os

RIG-5&6:

Compaq Deskpro EN

 

*os

Printers:

Samsung ML-7300N LaserJet

HP Photosmart Color printer

 

*os

Networking/Internet Access

Linksys KVM Switch

NetGear FR114P Router

Linksys Gigabit 8-port Workgroup switch

PLDT MyDSL Professional

 

2 Microsoft Wireless Keyboards and mice

 

 

PIC01

PIC02

PIC03

you got powerful rigs there. The photos are currently not available for viewing.

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The release of DOOM 3 will determine if our PCs are ready to handle its graphic intensive gameplay.

 

The question is : "Will my PC be able to handle DOOM 3's task ?

 

For the last four-odd years, id Software has been in bunker mode. With the now-infamous phrase, "It will be ready when it's done," the staff of the studio that John Carmack built deflected all questions about the development of its groundbreaking PC shooter, Doom 3.

 

However, now that Doom 3 has gone gold, the wizards of id are hitting the publicity circuit, suddenly eager to chat about the title that will force thousands of gamers to shell out millions of dollars to buy PCs powerful enough to play it.

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for you people waiting for doom3 better stick with your geforce cards. id software just came out with some benchmark testing for nvidia and ati cards. nvidia was found to have better framerate than ati. better stick with your nvidia if you want to play doom3. here's the article from [H]ard|OCP.

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Thanks bro... I got the computer table from o'sullivan and it cost around $480 bucks with international reshipment and arrived within 2 1/2 weeks. Try checking it out, you might wanna pick one up too.

 

Also i can't find any other computer desk that will blend up with my lil ol bookshelf... :D

Any suggestions on improving my setup will be surely be appreciated. :blush:

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