OP OP K kinitex Solid State Member Messages 18 Jul 16, 2007 #21 Question about memory... 4gigs of corsair pc6400 800mhz ram for $275 or 2gigs of OCZ pc8000 1000mhz ram for $240? Remember this is for Maya(like 3dsmax for those that dont know) and it will be doing alot of rendering/multitasking.
Question about memory... 4gigs of corsair pc6400 800mhz ram for $275 or 2gigs of OCZ pc8000 1000mhz ram for $240? Remember this is for Maya(like 3dsmax for those that dont know) and it will be doing alot of rendering/multitasking.
veg1992 Golden Master Messages 19,993 Jul 16, 2007 #22 Are These Value Ram Or Xms2/gold Ram Respectively
baron5 Fully Optimized Messages 2,984 Location Australia Jul 16, 2007 #23 Vaanish said: Why go with the P-ATA HD? I would just get a S-ATA HD, as P-ATA (more commonly known as IDE) is ugly, slow and out of date technology compared to S-ATA. Click to expand... actually ide is exactly the same speed. no difference there except blocks airflow, but the rounded cables can ok. but sata is a much better choice
Vaanish said: Why go with the P-ATA HD? I would just get a S-ATA HD, as P-ATA (more commonly known as IDE) is ugly, slow and out of date technology compared to S-ATA. Click to expand... actually ide is exactly the same speed. no difference there except blocks airflow, but the rounded cables can ok. but sata is a much better choice
veg1992 Golden Master Messages 19,993 Jul 16, 2007 #24 kinitex said: Question about memory... 4gigs of corsair pc6400 800mhz ram for $275 or 2gigs of OCZ pc8000 1000mhz ram for $240? Remember this is for Maya(like 3dsmax for those that dont know) and it will be doing alot of rendering/multitasking. Click to expand... actually pick up those OCZ Gold RAM, and u should be set
kinitex said: Question about memory... 4gigs of corsair pc6400 800mhz ram for $275 or 2gigs of OCZ pc8000 1000mhz ram for $240? Remember this is for Maya(like 3dsmax for those that dont know) and it will be doing alot of rendering/multitasking. Click to expand... actually pick up those OCZ Gold RAM, and u should be set
O ollithemagicbum In Runtime Messages 218 Jul 16, 2007 #25 is this 7200.10? Newegg.com - SAMSUNG SpinPoint T Series HD501LJ 500GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive - OEM
is this 7200.10? Newegg.com - SAMSUNG SpinPoint T Series HD501LJ 500GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive - OEM
kobe24 Fully Optimized Messages 1,508 Location Australia Jul 17, 2007 #26 mobo: msi p6n if u want sli cpu:q6600 cpu cooler: tuniq tower ram: gskill 2*1gb sticks hz's ddr800 psu: corsair 520w vga: 8800gts 320 hdd: seagate 320gb 7200.1 16mb cache
mobo: msi p6n if u want sli cpu:q6600 cpu cooler: tuniq tower ram: gskill 2*1gb sticks hz's ddr800 psu: corsair 520w vga: 8800gts 320 hdd: seagate 320gb 7200.1 16mb cache
veg1992 Golden Master Messages 19,993 Jul 17, 2007 #27 ollithemagicbum said: is this 7200.10? Newegg.com - SAMSUNG SpinPoint T Series HD501LJ 500GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive - OEM Click to expand... yes its 7200 RPm but 7200.10 refers to seagates and how they make their drives the decimal at the end referring to how newer it is
ollithemagicbum said: is this 7200.10? Newegg.com - SAMSUNG SpinPoint T Series HD501LJ 500GB 7200 RPM 16MB Cache SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive - OEM Click to expand... yes its 7200 RPm but 7200.10 refers to seagates and how they make their drives the decimal at the end referring to how newer it is
O ollithemagicbum In Runtime Messages 218 Jul 17, 2007 #28 vernong1992 said: yes its 7200 RPm but 7200.10 refers to seagates and how they make their drives the decimal at the end referring to how newer it is Click to expand... oh...lol i didn't know that. :embaressed: thanks.
vernong1992 said: yes its 7200 RPm but 7200.10 refers to seagates and how they make their drives the decimal at the end referring to how newer it is Click to expand... oh...lol i didn't know that. :embaressed: thanks.