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Yeah, my PC is pretty riced out. All of my fans are blue LED fans. h: My friend with the clear case has a couple of blue cathodes and blue LED fans as well. But performance wise, we're about the same...
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Originally posted by randomtask77
Yeah, my PC is pretty riced out. All of my fans are blue LED fans. h: My friend with the clear case has a couple of blue cathodes and blue LED fans as well. But performance wise, we're about the same...
Yeah, my PC is pretty riced out. All of my fans are blue LED fans. h: My friend with the clear case has a couple of blue cathodes and blue LED fans as well. But performance wise, we're about the same...
Mine is a 1.8 GHz processor but I have overclocked it to 2.2 before. Don't wanna do that too often until I get an extra cooling fan.
1 GHz of DDR 2100 RAM, one of these days I will have extra money to get 2GB of DDR 2700.
128 MB DDR video card.
5.1 channel sound card
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Originally posted by axemansean
I am all about performance first... mine is topped out until I can get some more money for a CPU swap.
Mine is a 1.8 GHz processor but I have overclocked it to 2.2 before. Don't wanna do that too often until I get an extra cooling fan.
1 GHz of DDR 2100 RAM, one of these days I will have extra money to get 2GB of DDR 2700.
128 MB DDR video card.
5.1 channel sound card
I am all about performance first... mine is topped out until I can get some more money for a CPU swap.
Mine is a 1.8 GHz processor but I have overclocked it to 2.2 before. Don't wanna do that too often until I get an extra cooling fan.
1 GHz of DDR 2100 RAM, one of these days I will have extra money to get 2GB of DDR 2700.
128 MB DDR video card.
5.1 channel sound card
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Originally posted by randomtask77
Good thing you brought that up. I completely forgot about that. What would you recommend for a good sound card, 5.1?
Good thing you brought that up. I completely forgot about that. What would you recommend for a good sound card, 5.1?
Don't go Soundblaster if you are running Linux, drivers are kinda whacked out I've had issues before.
I'd say if you are running Windows find a good 5.1 or 6.1 sound card. Get the 6.1 and spend some money and buy the Logitech 6.1 speakers, those things are freaking amazing. (Kinda expensive though... )
I'd say go to newegg.com they have a Sound blaster live 5.1 card for $33.
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Originally posted by axemansean
Don't go onboard 5.1 or 6.1, they are really big resource hogs.
Don't go Soundblaster if you are running Linux, drivers are kinda whacked out I've had issues before.
I'd say if you are running Windows find a good 5.1 or 6.1 sound card. Get the 6.1 and spend some money and buy the Logitech 6.1 speakers, those things are freaking amazing. (Kinda expensive though... )
I'd say go to newegg.com they have a Sound blaster live 5.1 card for $33.
Don't go onboard 5.1 or 6.1, they are really big resource hogs.
Don't go Soundblaster if you are running Linux, drivers are kinda whacked out I've had issues before.
I'd say if you are running Windows find a good 5.1 or 6.1 sound card. Get the 6.1 and spend some money and buy the Logitech 6.1 speakers, those things are freaking amazing. (Kinda expensive though... )
I'd say go to newegg.com they have a Sound blaster live 5.1 card for $33.
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Originally posted by randomtask77
Thanks. If I only had room on my desk to put all those speakers though. h: Guess I have to reorganize here as well...
Thanks. If I only had room on my desk to put all those speakers though. h: Guess I have to reorganize here as well...