battle of the computers
Computer specs to see who has the better computer. Soyo 5ema motherboard amd 56-2 400mhz 92m of ram tnt riva 16m video card. creative 64m sound card pc-dvd 5x us robotics modem sampo 14 monitor maxtor 8.
Computer specs to see who has the better computer.
Soyo 5ema motherboard
amd 56-2 400mhz
92m of ram
tnt riva 16m video card.
creative 64m sound card
pc-dvd 5x
us robotics modem
sampo 14" monitor
maxtor 8.08 harddrive 5400rpm
300w ps
3 fans
I got my amd duron 750 in the mail today i just got to wait for the motherboard and i got a thermaltake fan.
Soyo 5ema motherboard
amd 56-2 400mhz
92m of ram
tnt riva 16m video card.
creative 64m sound card
pc-dvd 5x
us robotics modem
sampo 14" monitor
maxtor 8.08 harddrive 5400rpm
300w ps
3 fans
I got my amd duron 750 in the mail today i just got to wait for the motherboard and i got a thermaltake fan.
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Inwin Midtower
Asus P4S533
P4 1.6 at 16x145 for 2312 Mhz
Corsair XMS DDR PC 2700 at 4/5 timing
Leadteak A2450 Ti 4400 at 310/670 mhz
SB Audigy Mp3 Gamer
Maxtor 80G 7200 ATA133
Plextor 40x Burner
56x Acer CD rom
4 Case fans on Controller
11530 3dmarks 2001 se
Asus P4S533
P4 1.6 at 16x145 for 2312 Mhz
Corsair XMS DDR PC 2700 at 4/5 timing
Leadteak A2450 Ti 4400 at 310/670 mhz
SB Audigy Mp3 Gamer
Maxtor 80G 7200 ATA133
Plextor 40x Burner
56x Acer CD rom
4 Case fans on Controller
11530 3dmarks 2001 se
Y'know, I never really paid attention to my voltages in BIOS, but at 1.60 volts, it tells me I have 1.61 volts--which is fine.
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Clutch how does that SiS chipset compare with the 845 and 850? and what made you go for that?
Also VOLTAGE!
So far, it's been pretty nice and stable. I did have some quirks with my MS USB keyboard not being picked up all the time at boot (Via USB controller, go figure) but the board has been really nice and came with a ton of features. I decided to give this a shot since this was the first time that I can remember SiS clearly stating that this was a performance chipset, and that they could prove it. I posted some screencaps from the Sandra bench-marketing program, and I will dig those up again.
In reference to the voltage, check the listing:
Quote:...Northwood with stock heatsink and HSF running at default VCore
Clutch how does that SiS chipset compare with the 845 and 850? and what made you go for that?
Also VOLTAGE!
So far, it's been pretty nice and stable. I did have some quirks with my MS USB keyboard not being picked up all the time at boot (Via USB controller, go figure) but the board has been really nice and came with a ton of features. I decided to give this a shot since this was the first time that I can remember SiS clearly stating that this was a performance chipset, and that they could prove it. I posted some screencaps from the Sandra bench-marketing program, and I will dig those up again.
In reference to the voltage, check the listing:
Quote:...Northwood with stock heatsink and HSF running at default VCore
And check the bit where i said....
Just out of interest....you lot with p4s, what voltages does you cpu get when running at the stock voltage. I know that the p4 spec is 1.5v but ive had 2xAbit TH7-IIs now and they both give around 1.38v when set to 1.5v in the bios (default).
Do you guys actually get 1.5v????
Just out of interest....you lot with p4s, what voltages does you cpu get when running at the stock voltage. I know that the p4 spec is 1.5v but ive had 2xAbit TH7-IIs now and they both give around 1.38v when set to 1.5v in the bios (default).
Do you guys actually get 1.5v????
Are you using one of them Delta jet engines with that?
IMO, Intel's stock coolers are really good. In comparison with the retail heatsink for the Athlon, Intel has better cooling--even though the P4 can get pretty warm. Plus, the stock cooling from Intel seems to have a quieter fan. Of course, the physical differences in packaging between the Athlon and the P4 probably do make a difference in the cooling effect, but regardless, I think Intel wins hands down here.
IMO, Intel's stock coolers are really good. In comparison with the retail heatsink for the Athlon, Intel has better cooling--even though the P4 can get pretty warm. Plus, the stock cooling from Intel seems to have a quieter fan. Of course, the physical differences in packaging between the Athlon and the P4 probably do make a difference in the cooling effect, but regardless, I think Intel wins hands down here.
The king of stupidly large posts that i cant be arsed to read returns.
And the mcx478 that i have did ship with an 80mm delta, which doesnt really make that much noise unless you swap it round to 'suck' rather than blow (in which case youll think the vacuum cleaner is on).
Im running it with an 80mm ystech though and its almost as quiet as the intel stock hs.
And the mcx478 that i have did ship with an 80mm delta, which doesnt really make that much noise unless you swap it round to 'suck' rather than blow (in which case youll think the vacuum cleaner is on).
Im running it with an 80mm ystech though and its almost as quiet as the intel stock hs.
mine sounds like a harrier idleing in the front yard.
the price u pay for power i guess
the price u pay for power i guess
Firstly i didnt use your name as i posted directly under you so i thought it was pretty obvious.
Secondly, all your posts are massive It didnt even cross my mind that other ppl post long replies
Anyway this is a bit silly Im sorry i commented on your posts, im going to bed and i want a 20,000 word essay by the morning
Secondly, all your posts are massive It didnt even cross my mind that other ppl post long replies
Anyway this is a bit silly Im sorry i commented on your posts, im going to bed and i want a 20,000 word essay by the morning
I was wondering what happend to you, Alec. Nice car. At least you make sure your sig isn't regularly longer than your average post.
2nd, let's play nice boys.
2nd, let's play nice boys.
I'm not sure I'm following...
