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Originally Posted by *DEAD* lol, i do program in a bit of asm. its mainly for making games on the TI calculators, however computer asm is pretty much identical. and ...
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  1. 05-24-2005 #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by *DEAD*
    lol, i do program in a bit of asm. its mainly for making games on the TI calculators, however computer asm is pretty much identical. and as for the
    I bet my rig cost thoudands less..yet can still preform what yours can.. Very Happy
    can it boot UT2004 in under 4 seconds :P
    I highly doubt that..but I can run the above code I wrote in under 4 seconds..
    you win..
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    lol my hats off to you too for knowing what you reffer to as 100% assebly and win32 asm. i only know hla . and yes i did test it. i raced windows to see how much faster linux was. it was 3 times faster, but that was on the 32 bit os. i removed windows immediately after the test.
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    Quote Originally Posted by *DEAD*
    lol my hats off to you too for knowing what you reffer to as 100% assebly and win32 asm. i only know hla . and yes i did test it. i raced windows to see how much faster linux was. it was 3 times faster, but that was on the 32 bit os. i removed windows immediately after the test.
    good job on the removal of windows..
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    Welcome aboard and best of luck.

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    what exactly do you (or anyone else) need 8gb of ram for??

    and also, how can you spend $1000+ on video cards and not even know what you got?
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    Bahah, I was just thinking that, he's talking out of his ass. Worthy of a mention:

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    Re: Hello world

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    external 1 TB hd
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    How is that? Are you talking about some kind of SAN setup? Or is this a spoof, because you're easily talking about €5000 even for a homebuilt system. 8GB isn't really gonna benefit anyone who's not using some SQL Server or database of some kind.

    Jeebus I'm really on a cynical buzz this week.
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    RE:

    8 Gigs of RAM?? What kind of Motherboard do u have? Or are you clustering?
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    Guys, he's talking crap. Face it.
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    Re:

    Yes..thats probably correct. Only servers have the ability to have that much RAM, and most likely would have more than one FX55 processor.
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