I had a Tuniq Tower and it was fine =/ But yeah I can see the weight, Imah get it anyway.Sup wrote:
I wouldn't get it. Its a mobo breakerCybargs wrote:
http://www.techzine.nl/uploaded/19517_61f95cef.jpg
Getting one of these soon for my build
Thinking of upgrading my mobo, ram and cpu...
Original:
Intel E8500
Asus P5Q Deluxe
New:
i7 920
6GB 1800mhz ram (Need brand help)
Asus P6T Deluxe V2
What do you all think?
Just realised that I was in the wrong topicburnzz wrote:
it's more dependent on your power supply. with that card, and that cpu, you should be able to play about any of today's games.Special_Op wrote:
Has the C2Duo E8500 enough power for the 295GTX? or should I go for another from the 200 GTX Series?
Can I call with that? LOL srs these new "phones" that cost >600€, just get decent phone and NVIDIA Tegra mobile for example and rape.
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How does the new Intel SSD firmware work for you? Some people had issues with it, works fine for me though.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Can I call with that? LOL srs these new "phones" that cost >600€, just get decent phone and NVIDIA Tegra mobile for example and rape.
Why would you want to carry two phones around?GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Can I call with that? LOL srs these new "phones" that cost >600€, just get decent phone and NVIDIA Tegra mobile for example and rape.
Tegra as in PDA. Specs eat alive these phones. Phone for calls, PDA for PDA stuff.mikkel wrote:
Why would you want to carry two phones around?GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Can I call with that? LOL srs these new "phones" that cost >600€, just get decent phone and NVIDIA Tegra mobile for example and rape.
Works just great. I dunno what the big fussfuss is about as I know >20ppl happily using the new firmware with wide range of OS'es..Sup wrote:
How does the new Intel SSD firmware work for you? Some people had issues with it, works fine for me though.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Can I call with that? LOL srs these new "phones" that cost >600€, just get decent phone and NVIDIA Tegra mobile for example and rape.
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Are there any Tegra PDAs out at all? As far as I can tell, the first non-media player devices using Tegra chips are slated to be.. smart phones. And why would you carry a basic phone and a PDA, when you can get a single device that'll do what you need?GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Tegra as in PDA. Specs eat alive these phones. Phone for calls, PDA for PDA stuff.mikkel wrote:
Why would you want to carry two phones around?GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Can I call with that? LOL srs these new "phones" that cost >600€, just get decent phone and NVIDIA Tegra mobile for example and rape.
Why would anyone want a small phone with very long battery life over big brick with one day battery life at max?mikkel wrote:
Are there any Tegra PDAs out at all? As far as I can tell, the first non-media player devices using Tegra chips are slated to be.. smart phones. And why would you carry a basic phone and a PDA, when you can get a single device that'll do what you need?GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Tegra as in PDA. Specs eat alive these phones. Phone for calls, PDA for PDA stuff.mikkel wrote:
Why would you want to carry two phones around?
Because in the "brick", you get Internet connectivity and all the features that go along with it. And you don't have to carry around a device as pointless as a PDA as well.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Why would anyone want a small phone with very long battery life over big brick with one day battery life at max?mikkel wrote:
Are there any Tegra PDAs out at all? As far as I can tell, the first non-media player devices using Tegra chips are slated to be.. smart phones. And why would you carry a basic phone and a PDA, when you can get a single device that'll do what you need?GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Tegra as in PDA. Specs eat alive these phones. Phone for calls, PDA for PDA stuff.
If PDA is as useless as I say, why do you need the features in first place then? I would be very pissed off to run out of battery on my phone every day. As atm it lasts over week in every day use.mikkel wrote:
Because in the "brick", you get Internet connectivity and all the features that go along with it. And you don't have to carry around a device as pointless as a PDA as well.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Why would anyone want a small phone with very long battery life over big brick with one day battery life at max?mikkel wrote:
Are there any Tegra PDAs out at all? As far as I can tell, the first non-media player devices using Tegra chips are slated to be.. smart phones. And why would you carry a basic phone and a PDA, when you can get a single device that'll do what you need?
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A PDA is pointless because it was made obsolete by smart phones. Because, you know, people would rather carry around one device that does the job of a phone and a PDA, with better connectivity options to boot, than carry around two devices and be burdened with PDA syncing.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
If PDA is as useless as I say, why do you need the features in first place then? I would be very pissed off to run out of battery on my phone every day. As atm it lasts over week in every day use.mikkel wrote:
Because in the "brick", you get Internet connectivity and all the features that go along with it. And you don't have to carry around a device as pointless as a PDA as well.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Why would anyone want a small phone with very long battery life over big brick with one day battery life at max?
The iPod is a media player. It serves a different segment and a different purpose, and is not at all comparable with a PDA. Neither is the Zune. Tegra also isn't the size of an iPod. Tegra is a system on a chip, and if it was the size of an iPod, I don't think it'd be a highly successful product.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
So no one wants iPOD for example? Thats new. Because Tegra is size of an Ipod. And having phone with long battery life + iPOD sized PDA = top of the wish list for many.
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You clearly failed to understand my post, but since you're no longer on the topic of smart phones, then I assume that the discussion is over.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
You have no idea how hot product Tegra as platform is atm. If I remember right, it even won the contract for next gen PSP. There hasn't been good enough SoC to handle all if this stuff before, now we do.
It will sell like hot cakes, just you wait.
mikkel,mikkel wrote:
You clearly failed to understand my post, but since you're no longer on the topic of smart phones, then I assume that the discussion is over.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
You have no idea how hot product Tegra as platform is atm. If I remember right, it even won the contract for next gen PSP. There hasn't been good enough SoC to handle all if this stuff before, now we do.
It will sell like hot cakes, just you wait.
What's the battery capacity on those two devices Ilo?Ilocano wrote:
mikkel,mikkel wrote:
You clearly failed to understand my post, but since you're no longer on the topic of smart phones, then I assume that the discussion is over.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
You have no idea how hot product Tegra as platform is atm. If I remember right, it even won the contract for next gen PSP. There hasn't been good enough SoC to handle all if this stuff before, now we do.
It will sell like hot cakes, just you wait.
I carry a smartphone and a Blackberry. With regular use, the smartphone charge only lasts a day or two. The Blackberry holds a charge for a good week, with emails everyday. Point is, I want a phone that can last me for days without charging if the need arises, like while traveling all over the place and keep it on all the time so I can take calls and read emails whenever. At the same time, I want the functions my smartphone has from time to time. But when travelling, I can leave it off when not used, thus conserving power. But while it is off, I can't take calls.
Going by published stats, so you know how that goes....Sup wrote:
What's the battery capacity on those two devices Ilo?
I'm more interested in its capacity in milliamperes if its mentioned anywhere.Ilocano wrote:
Going by published stats, so you know how that goes....Sup wrote:
What's the battery capacity on those two devices Ilo?
Blackberry 8820: 5 hours of talk time (weird, I get longer hours), 24 days of standby
HTC Pro: 7 hours of talk time (yeah, right, not when it has been on for half the day), 15 days of standy (turned off you mean).
1350 mAh for the standard HTC Pro battery. But I've seen extended ones for 2000mAh..Sup wrote:
I'm more interested in its capacity in milliamperes if its mentioned anywhere.Ilocano wrote:
Going by published stats, so you know how that goes....Sup wrote:
What's the battery capacity on those two devices Ilo?
Blackberry 8820: 5 hours of talk time (weird, I get longer hours), 24 days of standby
HTC Pro: 7 hours of talk time (yeah, right, not when it has been on for half the day), 15 days of standy (turned off you mean).
I don't doubt it. Why are you saying this to me?Ilocano wrote:
mikkel,mikkel wrote:
You clearly failed to understand my post, but since you're no longer on the topic of smart phones, then I assume that the discussion is over.GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
You have no idea how hot product Tegra as platform is atm. If I remember right, it even won the contract for next gen PSP. There hasn't been good enough SoC to handle all if this stuff before, now we do.
It will sell like hot cakes, just you wait.
I carry a smartphone and a Blackberry. With regular use, the smartphone charge only lasts a day or two. The Blackberry holds a charge for a good week, with emails everyday. Point is, I want a phone that can last me for days without charging if the need arises, like while traveling all over the place and keep it on all the time so I can take calls and read emails whenever. At the same time, I want the functions my smartphone has from time to time. But when travelling, I can leave it off when not used, thus conserving power. But while it is off, I can't take calls.
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Why are you saying this to me?GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Probably trying to point out its not that uncommon to carry at least two devices with you all the time. Usually its phone and IPOD/similar these days. When devices such as Tegra based get more popular and down in the price, that iPOD/similar could easily switch to something more powerful and advanced. No real problem there.
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Because you said opinion that Tegra-like devices will not sell good unless they are expensive smart phones. I post comment about that.mikkel wrote:
Why are you saying this to me?GC_PaNzerFIN wrote:
Probably trying to point out its not that uncommon to carry at least two devices with you all the time. Usually its phone and IPOD/similar these days. When devices such as Tegra based get more popular and down in the price, that iPOD/similar could easily switch to something more powerful and advanced. No real problem there.
