RootDKJ
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I hate temporary licensing.
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The way they're doing it with Win7, it's a gradual decline in capability, not a have it one day gone the next type thing. Obviously they can't just let the RC go on the wild and let people keep usin it, they'd never actually make any money on the thing.I hate temporary licensing.
It takes 3 pages with PCs because there are these things called options.Just get a Mac. (took 3 pages?)
Out of my price range.Just get a Mac. (took 3 pages?)
Just get a Mac. (took 3 pages?)
It's an odd setup. Very outdated processor (3 years old,) you could get a much cheaper motherboard, a rare case of the video card outclassing the rest of the system, having an SLI mobo with a 550W PSU, GTX260, and Pentium D is fairly pointless because you'd probably need more juice if you stuck another GTX260 in there.
So much more than clock speed when looking at the processor. Clock for clock, Athlons beat up on Pentiums, and Core 2s absloutely crush them. Like a 2.4 GHz Core 2 Duo will outperform that 3.7GHz P4 D. Newer Pentiums and Pentium Dual Cores are actually Core 2 based, but represent Intel's value offerings.
I was thinking in my head to go with an external encoder (IP in/out) but fully didn't detail it out yet. I need to see what gets decommissioned in the next few months, but I think I'll have some pretty heavy duty stuff for that.Next few years, the brunt of the work processing videos is going to be shifted to the video card, but that move really hasn't happened yet; for now, the more cores, the better, as video codes actually use multiple threads. If you're not doing that much gaming, integrated ATI or Nvidia graphics will cover you for now, and you can get a dedicated card later when it actually becomes useful.
Most mobos now have fakeRAID, but softRAID is better anyways.
I'd love to go mac...price is a the showstopper for me
yeah... they do tend to run pricey... It was a big commission check that month...From a company i can't talk about...
LOL :razz::beer:
I almost went into consulting a few years ago. My workload was totaly brutal. 80 hrs a week for the price of 40. My nameless employer got wind that I was thinking and promoted me.Actually a true story... My last MAC purchase was the same... but i got a laptop to prepare for the bad economy... and the possibility of consulting