i used to have 50mbps (100mbps local) net back in poland, 6 fking years ago. america sucks when it comes to broadband speeds.
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08-30-2011
i used to have 50mbps (100mbps local) net back in poland, 6 fking years ago. america sucks when it comes to broadband speeds.
08-30-2011
Slow today, though guess it puts me at the fastest so far.
08-30-2011
Nice, way to test from workOriginally Posted by RegalGS98s
Slow today, though guess it puts me at the fastest so far.
08-30-2011
You don't want to know.........you REALLY don't want to know.
Ok, yea you do (well, maybe you do, who knows)
And...
So yea, I'm pretty sure that I'm the hands down winner of this contest.
/topic
Ok, those were staged a bit but here is what I've really got lol
And...
Again, not too impressive.....
But if anyone wants to compare specs of their actual PC's (not internet speeds) bring it.
08-30-2011
Well what are your computer specs?
And...
Again, not too impressive.....
But if anyone wants to compare specs of their actual PC's (not internet speeds) bring it.
Cuz your internet is terrible, it doesnt matter how fast your computer is with that speed it must take forever to load a webpage or video... mine never has any load time.
08-30-2011
Yea, I realize the connection (or lack thereof) between internet speed and physical computer hardware speed, but I still like to think I've got a semi-decent computer.....even if the internet is below crap.
Don't know if you're big into CPU-Z, but here is a link to most of my system specs.
CPU-Z Validator 3.1
If you want other info I can give it to ya.
08-30-2011
...Yeah D:
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08-31-2011
I don't see any solid state drives in you guys lists. You would benefit a lot from one. Less than 10 second boot up times to Windows desktop possible. No lag from old mechanical drives, with nearly instant seek times. Best bang for the buck I spent on the PC. Use the mechanical drives for storage.
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08-30-2011
http://www.streetfire.net/video/2001...ynp_208097.htm
08-31-2011
CPU-Z Validator 3.1
Woooooo
Nah.....
Too much money for the storage space.
08-31-2011
You don't want to use them for the storage. I set them up for the Operating System and any programs. Blink of an eye and Microsoft Word is open. You then use your mechanical drive for storage. Have the best of both worlds. Think of it as dual charging with a supercharger and turbo except much simpler.
They also have alot higher shock resistance which is good for laptops.
Last edited by RegalGS98s; 08-31-2011 at 08:56 AM.
08-31-2011
274 GB in use by OS and apps.
$500 to store that data with very little room to grow isn't my idea of value.
08-31-2011
I wouldn't get that one, $500 is crazy. I recommend a 60-120GB size. That should be plenty for running programs. The 60 GB Mushkin one I got months ago is now $114. Newegg has 120 GB ones now for about $170. Again, you use the mechanical drive or whatever else for storage. Especially for laptop it's the way to go as they use much less power (no moving parts). They're the same size as the standard laptop HD, but they come with adapter mounts for your desktop PC. NegativeOne's laptop is probably a screamer.274 GB in use by OS and apps.
$500 to store that data with very little room to grow isn't my idea of value.
08-31-2011
I'm on my work computer now, but pretty much the same specs as my home desktop. E8400 FTW! Running Win7 x64 and 8GB on my home desktop though.
CPU-Z Validator 3.1
I'll post up my laptop when I get home.
08-31-2011
or you just run an external server for storage
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