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Posted by Sirocco on Nov-26-2003 06:06:

The PCs have kicked the G5s ass

http://www.alienware.com/Review_Pag...cworld_1203.asp

wooooow


Posted by montie on Nov-26-2003 06:40:

if you've got the money macs are great computers.
but if you really know what you are doing, you can build a top of the line PC that can blow them out of the water
as was done in this comparison (alienware is prolly the best PC maker on the block).
the whole mac vs. pc debate is blaaah
i personally love PC's in the fact that i canbuild them, customize them and have so many more options with them.
but if i had the money i'd buy a nice g4 laptop with the software i really wanted.


Posted by Sirocco on Nov-26-2003 06:47:

i represent the poor musician/

"mac=no warez=frowntown"


Posted by TeKnoHe@d2025 on Nov-26-2003 06:52:

quote:
Originally posted by montie
but if you really know what you are doing, you can build a top of the line PC that can blow them out of the water
as was done in this comparison (alienware is prolly the best PC maker on the block).


My friend has an Alienware and my computer can run laps around it. We got them around the same time, only I built mine. He went 2.6GHz Pentium 4, I went with 2.6GHz P4 w/ hyper-threading. My RAM is faster than his too, I'm running 1GB 400MHz DDR RAM while he's just running 1GB DDR RAM (not sure which speed). My computer also runs a whole 10-degrees Celsius cooler than his.

I think this company would kick the shit out of both: http://www.go-l.com/home/index.htm


Posted by neoh on Nov-26-2003 07:44:

you all fear my linux cluster.

It WOOPS your PC.




And so does my lego router.




nyahahahmuhahaha


Posted by Sirocco on Nov-26-2003 08:31:

heh those are pcs too you know ;p


Posted by neoh on Nov-26-2003 08:43:

quote:
Originally posted by Sirocco
heh those are pcs too you know ;p


you dont know what a linux cluster is, do you?


Posted by jon on Nov-26-2003 09:10:

heh! must be a chore cleaning out the dust from all the cases!


Posted by capricorn15 on Nov-26-2003 09:10:

in the macworld magazine, i saw that the pc won too


Posted by neoh on Nov-26-2003 09:14:

quote:
Originally posted by jon
heh! must be a chore cleaning out the dust from all the cases!


actually, they dont get all that dusty, believe it or not.
It's a farely conditioned place where they are, and there's always a big fan blowing at the window, so most of it gets sucked out.

Believe it or not, every time I blow out dust in a CPU fan or something else, I get sick. (fever, flu, a cold.) I try to stay away from it.


- neoh


Posted by Psychonoise on Nov-26-2003 15:42:

quote:
Originally posted by neoh
you all fear my linux cluster.

It WOOPS your PC.




And so does my lego router.




nyahahahmuhahaha


Wow!!!i wanna be a nerd to do this!!!I like ur lego cpu hehehe


Posted by Chris Crossland on Nov-26-2003 16:14:

OMG i bet i got the worst pc here check thes stats out it's an emachine
1.0 GHz celeron processor
128MB memory i upgraded to 256
20GB HD
Don't laugh to hard k


Posted by DJ Chrono on Nov-26-2003 16:17:

alienware computers are so overpriced its rediculous. for the comp I just put together, it would have cost me $1000 USD more just to buy the exact same thing from alienwear, with less mods and customizations (silent heatsinc, quiet psu, vga heatpipe cooler, panaflows, etc).


Posted by UWM on Nov-26-2003 17:24:

quote:
Originally posted by gwrmarines
OMG i bet i got the worst pc here check thes stats out it's an emachine
1.0 GHz celeron processor
128MB memory i upgraded to 256
20GB HD
Don't laugh to hard k


Bitch, please!

350 MHz Pentium II
96 MB Memory
12GB HDD

Representin' the 5 year old PCs!


Posted by Chris Crossland on Nov-26-2003 17:34:

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
Bitch, please!

350 MHz Pentium II
96 MB Memory
12GB HDD

Representin' the 5 year old PCs!


OMg wow thanx alot i feel better


Posted by keithos27 on Nov-26-2003 17:48:

quote:
Originally posted by neoh
you all fear my linux cluster.

It WOOPS your PC.




And so does my lego router.




nyahahahmuhahaha


Dude, isn't it dangerous to be running the PCs without their covers? For you that is... Don't u want all of that electricity/radiation shielded by the cases?


Posted by UWM on Nov-26-2003 17:59:

quote:
Originally posted by gwrmarines
OMg wow thanx alot i feel better


My sole purpose on this Earth is to make everyone else feel better about their PCs, because I know mine is worse than them all.



Posted by Chris Crossland on Nov-26-2003 18:07:

quote:
Originally posted by UWM
My sole purpose on this Earth is to make everyone else feel better about their PCs, because I know mine is worse than them all.




Hey whatever gets the job done right


Posted by Aya Brea on Nov-26-2003 18:40:

quote:
Originally posted by neoh
you all fear my linux cluster.

It WOOPS your PC.




And so does my lego router.




nyahahahmuhahaha


wtf are u lain iwakura?

the most pimped out mac these days is like $15,000, that's insane. pc's will always own macs though in my eyes


Posted by neoh on Nov-26-2003 20:24:

quote:
Originally posted by keithos27
Dude, isn't it dangerous to be running the PCs without their covers? For you that is... Don't u want all of that electricity/radiation shielded by the cases?


no, it's not dangerous. You can run a computer from a motherboard lying on a table, as long as it's not grounded to anything, it's fine.

There is no electricity that can be physicaly touched for a shock, on the mainboard or anywhere else that's exposed, and it's also under a desk in where it cant be touched at all.

And computers dont give off radiation, usualy the monitors do, so I'm not really worried.

It runs without a CPU fan, it's a 166 w/32MB of RAM and a 1.0GB HDD running debian linux 2.4.20 - it has an uptime of 389 days and 0% load average


Posted by CynepMeH on Nov-26-2003 20:29:

quote:
Originally posted by TeKnoHe@d2025
My friend has an Alienware and my computer can run laps around it. We got them around the same time, only I built mine. He went 2.6GHz Pentium 4, I went with 2.6GHz P4 w/ hyper-threading. My RAM is faster than his too, I'm running 1GB 400MHz DDR RAM while he's just running 1GB DDR RAM (not sure which speed). My computer also runs a whole 10-degrees Celsius cooler than his.

I think this company would kick the shit out of both: http://www.go-l.com/home/index.htm


$8000 for a PC??? ARE THEY ON CRACK???? I DON'T GIVE A FLYING MONKEY'S ASS IF IT HAS A NICE BLUE OR GREEN LCD FRONT PANEL WITH CUTE BARGRAPHS SHOWING PERFORMANCE - this is friggin insane! I especially loved this one:

Built-in 56K V.92

Just in case you don't have any cash left for your high-speed internet bills and wanna check your AOL mail...

a PC "New Russian" (noviy russkiy) would be proud of.

BTW, I like the way these guys ripped off of the MAC website design.

There is no way I am spending over $1000 for parts on PC. And all the wackjobs that go through insane steps of nitro-cooling their CPUs to overclock it by measly 200MHz are just FUQED...

p.s.s. you know you are lamer if:

1. Your PC glows in the dark
2. Your power supply costs more than your CPU
3. Your harddrive is over 500GB and it's IDE (ATA)
4. You have a $5000 system, out of which $4500 were spent on case mods
5. You have a CPU that's overclocked 2x the posted speed, yet you can't understand why your system crashes so frequently
6. You have a Sixtysevengadjillion Googolherz CPU and a lousy 133MHz RAM

and finally

7. You have no idea of what I am talking about.

Thank you for listening.

good night.


Posted by Turbonium on Nov-26-2003 20:34:

quote:
Originally posted by neoh
no, it's not dangerous. You can run a computer from a motherboard lying on a table, as long as it's not grounded to anything, it's fine.

There is no electricity that can be physicaly touched for a shock, on the mainboard or anywhere else that's exposed, and it's also under a desk in where it cant be touched at all.

And computers dont give off radiation, usualy the monitors do, so I'm not really worried.

It runs without a CPU fan, it's a 166 w/32MB of RAM and a 1.0GB HDD running debian linux 2.4.20 - it has an uptime of 389 days and 0% load average


What is your 'linux cluster' doing anyway?


Posted by neoh on Nov-26-2003 20:45:

quote:
Originally posted by Turbonium
What is your 'linux cluster' doing anyway?


compiles programs, kernels, databases. mostly for research purposes.

- neoh



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