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tip top toker
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well G you obvisouly have no idea what yo're talking about tbh, your previous post was lifted straight from somewhere else, trojans and multiple users is commpletely irrelevant unless the user is idiotic enough to click on every popup and free picture they see.
you came up and laid an insut
"Whether or not it is suited to your exact situation it would solve the problem.
A retard baby could tell you that it will without a doubt be faster and more responsive."
it would not solve the problem of the OS locking up due to having to refresh a large library, even if it's an e-sata drive, it cannot in any way be faster and more responsive.
G you have no idea what you're atlking about, so just quit?
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edit: oh, and that point you've been making, jsut what was the point, i missed that entirely
you came up and laid an insut
"Whether or not it is suited to your exact situation it would solve the problem.
A retard baby could tell you that it will without a doubt be faster and more responsive."
it would not solve the problem of the OS locking up due to having to refresh a large library, even if it's an e-sata drive, it cannot in any way be faster and more responsive.
G you have no idea what you're atlking about, so just quit?
unsubbed
edit: oh, and that point you've been making, jsut what was the point, i missed that entirely
K
Keenly
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to the mac guy, sorry but macs just are not up to par with pc
not customizable, if something breaks you cant replace it yourself
no fucking right click
and not as good as PC for gaming
not customizable, if something breaks you cant replace it yourself
no fucking right click
and not as good as PC for gaming
tinyTURTLE
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lol @ macs.
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Yes macs do suck but they are more stable then pc's.to the mac guy, sorry but macs just are not up to par with pc
not customizable, if something breaks you cant replace it yourself
no fucking right click
and not as good as PC for gaming
Ive tried alot of different macs the only one I really liked was the mac book air because how cool it looked thats it.As for right click they do have it but you have to hold down control then click so its not really right clicking.
imo macs suck get a pc and Apple is a piece of shit greedy company just like microsoft but microsoft is still better because they are alot cheaper and just as good if not better.I've hated apple ever since the bad experience I had with there bullshit greedy i tunes.
FreddieMercury
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im planning on getting a alienware mx17 laptop,
its a monster!
its gonna put me back 4,300$ but it shud be worth it,
i dont wanna upgrade for another 5 years
its a monster!
its gonna put me back 4,300$ but it shud be worth it,
i dont wanna upgrade for another 5 years
tip top toker
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a laptop today will most certainly NOT last you 5 years before you feel the need for an upgrade imo. unless you plan on using nothing but todays programs for the next 5 years?
FreddieMercury
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well ill upgrade if i really have 2.
Woodstock.Hippie
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Fully depreciated in three.
Divide cost of ownership by thirty six.
Divide cost of ownership by thirty six.
S
Sr. Verde
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Id rather go on newegg and build a god damn super computer for $2,400 and then buy a hella weed and smoke it all while I play games
Really, 4,300? I was actually looking in to getting an mx17 before i settled on a desktop. The mx17 is a very impressive laptop, but the price is what killed it for me. For the price your quoting your getting every thing maxxed out. I just looked at the alienware site, and you would be getting a qx9300 extreme, dual 4870's, 8 gigs ddr3 and a 256 gig solid state hd. All great specs, Especially the qx9300 extreme! But everything else is only so so if your going to pay 4,300 for a set up. Your paying for the mobility basically. If you were to spend that much on a desk top you would have some thing that would not have to be touched for probably 3 to 4 years. You could get a better cpu a Waaay better GPU, more ram and a bigger screen.
I got twice the computer for two hundred dollars more than what i had set out to spend on a lap top.
Johnnyorganic
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I am looking to add a second SATA hard drive to my PC, but the motherboard has only two ports and both are occupied.
The power supply is capable of supporting an additional drive.
What I need to know is how do I go about adding a third SATA port to my motherboard to accomodate the larger HD. I believe I need a card of some sort as well as cables. Any ideas?
The power supply is capable of supporting an additional drive.
What I need to know is how do I go about adding a third SATA port to my motherboard to accomodate the larger HD. I believe I need a card of some sort as well as cables. Any ideas?
tip top toker
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0001Y7P...ode=asn&creative=7974&creativeASIN=B0001Y7PU8
anything like that (if the link doesn't work any PCI sata raid card/controller) the more ports they have the more they cost.
then if you've no spare power molexes, buy a Y-splitter (1 female to two male) and a 4-pin to sata power adapter, shouldn't be morethan a few $
edit:
y-splitter is like that: http://www.watercoolinguk.co.uk/p/4pin-Molex-Y-Splitter-2x-Male-12V-250mm_1000.html
and sata cable is like that: http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/35182...ct.html?ptsl=1&ob=Price&fb=0&&_$ja=tsid:11518|cc
prd:3518297|cat:Components
newegg should carry everything you're after
edit 2: silly links!
assuming the new harddrive is relatively near a device that is using a 4 pin power plug, or you have a spare 4 pin, just get this
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Image...r and molex 4pin female Cable Model GC8ATAMFL
along with the raid card
anything like that (if the link doesn't work any PCI sata raid card/controller) the more ports they have the more they cost.
then if you've no spare power molexes, buy a Y-splitter (1 female to two male) and a 4-pin to sata power adapter, shouldn't be morethan a few $
edit:
y-splitter is like that: http://www.watercoolinguk.co.uk/p/4pin-Molex-Y-Splitter-2x-Male-12V-250mm_1000.html
and sata cable is like that: http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/35182...ct.html?ptsl=1&ob=Price&fb=0&&_$ja=tsid:11518|cc
prd:3518297|cat:Componentsnewegg should carry everything you're after
edit 2: silly links!
assuming the new harddrive is relatively near a device that is using a 4 pin power plug, or you have a spare 4 pin, just get this
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Image...r and molex 4pin female Cable Model GC8ATAMFL
along with the raid card
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I to have a question.
I recently bought a new laptop and when I go to My Computer(the part of the desktop not the computer itself)there is hard drive OS(C)which is 75gb but theres only 44.8gb remaining im guessing because windows 7 is installed on it.Then theres another hard drive section called Data (D) thats 208gb.
Would I be able to combine these or would I be better off just leaving them how they are an installing all the bigger files like movies an shit on (D)?
I recently bought a new laptop and when I go to My Computer(the part of the desktop not the computer itself)there is hard drive OS(C)which is 75gb but theres only 44.8gb remaining im guessing because windows 7 is installed on it.Then theres another hard drive section called Data (D) thats 208gb.
Would I be able to combine these or would I be better off just leaving them how they are an installing all the bigger files like movies an shit on (D)?
Woodstock.Hippie
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IT depends on the flavor of disaster you would like to preparing for.
jwn
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1 hard drive 2 partitions. It's useful in the sense that if your operating system is installed on the one partition (C) and you put all your music/movies/porn/etc on the other (D) and windows craps out on you requiring a reinstall you can choose to only format and reinstall on the (C) partition leaving all your data intact on the (D). Now if the hard drive craps out you will lose all info regardless.
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