Now think about how that exact destiny is what awaits your new Samsung.TheEternalPessimist wrote:
Samsung SM-2233BW 22"
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/pimg/MO-098-SA_400.jpg
Bout fucking time I dumped this 17"... Even if it is an epic monitor that cost a fortune when I got it (actually I'll use it as a secondary, I can't bare to get rid of it lol).
I'll buy a 30" in a year or so and have 3 monitors! Hmmmm may need a bigger desk...TheEternalPessimist wrote:
Now think about how that exact destiny is what awaits your new Samsung.Freezer7Pro wrote:
Samsung SM-2233BW 22"
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/pimg/MO-098-SA_400.jpg
Bout fucking time I dumped this 17"... Even if it is an epic monitor that cost a fortune when I got it (actually I'll use it as a secondary, I can't bare to get rid of it lol).
Last edited by TheEternalPessimist (2009-01-03 19:10:50)
Woah. That is one awesome 17"!TheEternalPessimist wrote:
I'll buy a 30" in a year or so and have 3 monitors! Hmmmm may need a bigger desk...TheEternalPessimist wrote:
Now think about how that exact destiny is what awaits your new Samsung.Freezer7Pro wrote:
Samsung SM-2233BW 22"
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/pimg/MO-098-SA_400.jpg
Bout fucking time I dumped this 17"... Even if it is an epic monitor that cost a fortune when I got it (actually I'll use it as a secondary, I can't bare to get rid of it lol).
This lil fella has served me well though. Bought it week of realease for about £300 (yes in 2005, it's lasted that long).
lol now you mention it, I just copied it from the site where I saw it,Freezer7Pro wrote:
The difference between Hz and MHz. Learn it.FloppY_ wrote:
lol most LCDs run 75 Mhz analogue and 60 Digital...Freezer7Pro wrote:
HOLY FUCK 75MHz?!?!
Last edited by Jenspm (2009-01-04 13:10:37)
I thought it was a sub, I was likejames@alienware wrote:
Bigggg
Thats pretty cool! My brother has been trying to set up a NAS (Network Attached Storage) server and it kinda worked for awhile, but then it stoppedJenspm wrote:
Yeong Yang Server Cube (was discounted from £130 to £90, so I had to ) and 2 x 750GB Samsung Spinpoint F1.
Finally my File Server will get a case to live in, and some extra Gigabytes
http://www.modthebox.com/reviews/yeongy … ycube3.jpg
It's just a PC that is dedicated to downloading, and then streaming the files it has downloaded over the network. It's going to run Ubuntu and a Usenet client that lets me add/remove/configure my downloads from any browser anywhere in the worldIm_Dooomed wrote:
Thats pretty cool! My brother has been trying to set up a NAS (Network Attached Storage) server and it kinda worked for awhile, but then it stoppedJenspm wrote:
Yeong Yang Server Cube (was discounted from £130 to £90, so I had to ) and 2 x 750GB Samsung Spinpoint F1.
Finally my File Server will get a case to live in, and some extra Gigabytes
http://www.modthebox.com/reviews/yeongy … ycube3.jpg
Anyway, is that what your 'file server' is? A NAS?
k....Sounds awsm! I really gotta learn a little more about that kinda tech shitJenspm wrote:
It's just a PC that is dedicated to downloading, and then streaming the files it has downloaded over the network. It's going to run Ubuntu and a Usenet client that lets me add/remove/configure my downloads from any browser anywhere in the worldIm_Dooomed wrote:
Thats pretty cool! My brother has been trying to set up a NAS (Network Attached Storage) server and it kinda worked for awhile, but then it stoppedJenspm wrote:
Yeong Yang Server Cube (was discounted from £130 to £90, so I had to ) and 2 x 750GB Samsung Spinpoint F1.
Finally my File Server will get a case to live in, and some extra Gigabytes
http://www.modthebox.com/reviews/yeongy … ycube3.jpg
Anyway, is that what your 'file server' is? A NAS?
Specs are listed as II) in my sig btw.
VelociRaptor TBH. (Or the 150GB which isnt much more expensive than the one you posted).Im_Dooomed wrote:
I was thinking about buying a WD Raptor 80 Gig Drive for some seriously faster load times.
Up to 35% if memory serves.ghettoperson wrote:
Velociraptors are supposed to be a fair bit faster as well.
Don't put the paste on the wrong sideCommieChipmunk wrote:
4x2 GB Patriot Viper DDR2 Ram, an E8500, some crappy ECS motherboard that came with the E8500 for my brother (who gets my old E6600) and a new 1 TB external hard drive to replace my old 750 GB external drive that also goes to my brother.
Pics:
http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/dd30 … G_0485.jpg
http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/dd30 … G_0486.jpg
http://i225.photobucket.com/albums/dd30 … G_0484.jpg
The one that is $50 more ASSUMING I would ever receive the $20 rebate? So, making it a $70 difference?TheEternalPessimist wrote:
VelociRaptor TBH. (Or the 150GB which isnt much more expensive than the one you posted).Im_Dooomed wrote:
I was thinking about buying a WD Raptor 80 Gig Drive for some seriously faster load times.
Report if it's good. Sunbeam is not the most reputable company in my books, although that cooler seems to have positive reviews.
That cooler is rated one of the best coolers on the market atm.DeathUnlimited wrote:
Report if it's good. Sunbeam is not the most reputable company in my books, although that cooler seems to have positive reviews.
Given that it has a larger capacity and is way faster I don't see that as much more, plus $70 is what £50? That's not really a lot, I waste more than that each month on going out and I'm not a heavy drinker.Im_Dooomed wrote:
The one that is $50 more ASSUMING I would ever receive the $20 rebate? So, making it a $70 difference?TheEternalPessimist wrote:
VelociRaptor TBH. (Or the 150GB which isnt much more expensive than the one you posted).Im_Dooomed wrote:
I was thinking about buying a WD Raptor 80 Gig Drive for some seriously faster load times.
