waynejkruse10
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like $600
whats you pcmark 04?
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4049 PCmarks04 - Stock Speeds.
7343 PCmarks04 - OC'd to 3.6ghz (45c idle/55-57c full load/ Stock Intel HSF with thermal tape)
I paid like $575 for my rig.
The power of a Prescott!
7343 PCmarks04 - OC'd to 3.6ghz (45c idle/55-57c full load/ Stock Intel HSF with thermal tape)
I paid like $575 for my rig.
The power of a Prescott!
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The dual-P2 or the Precott?
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the prescott.
I dont think I can run PCmark on the dual p2. Really the only thing good about the dual p2 is I have faster random seek times/transfers on my HD then most brand new pc's.
I dont think I can run PCmark on the dual p2. Really the only thing good about the dual p2 is I have faster random seek times/transfers on my HD then most brand new pc's.
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Ofcourse. Its SCSI. I wish I had one of those drives for my OS.
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Its amazing how simple it is to overlook the fact that im in Australia (with our crap exchage rate), and i bought mine quite a while ago. I know i can get a very decent computer in USA for $600 - $800 but thats just possible in Australia because of GST and stuff like that.
But when i built mine, $600 was a VERY cheap pc for what It was.
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