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Hehehe, yeah, I had the snake game too. The thing I spent most time on was Wizardry though... Gawd.. Memories..lol
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Geeks unite! Post pics of your PC/multimedia rigs
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BusyWeb
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That looks just like the FZ6-Forum.com Server... lol
That's why you were asked us yesterday... if site runs O.K. ha ha ha
Did you finally upgrade server to the better one???
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Solid State, - once you tried it, you cant live without it!
It really is the best upgrade for ANY pc, - speed and noise wise.
I'll look into the picture thingy later today
Crikey, the 64 was the upmarket version...lol..I had the Vic20:rockon: (Still got it tucked away somewhere I reckon).
Solid State, - once you tried it, you cant live without it!
It really is the best upgrade for ANY pc, - speed and noise wise.
I'll look into the picture thingy later today
I was talking about SSD with a friend recently and he told me the same thing... I`d like to get one to run my OS on, but at $500 for 160GB, it hurts!!!
This one isn't too bad... $275 for a 128GB... still painful though... In terms of speed, is the difference VERY noticeable? Do you use your SS drives to run OS only? Anything in particular that I should look for when buying one?
Thanks
Here's a pic of the case... now on it's third MB and 2nd PS. It's over 5 years old!
The LG Monitor....
The Sony monitor....
and the mouse....
The LG Monitor....
The Sony monitor....
and the mouse....
That's a nice looking case Eric...
Here's the Logitech DiNovo Edge keyboard (which I love):
And my MS mouse:
The PC video and audio outputs are all connected to a Yamaha amplifier (to a 5.1 speaker system), to which I also connected a Blu-ray player, the Wii, and the FiOS TV set-top box... The amplifier output goes to the LG TV... so to control all of that without having the 5 remote controls laying everywhere in the living room, I use this awesome Logitech Harmony remote:
It was my first time using a universal remote and I am very pleased with this one... you can set it up to do ANYTHING (add your own icons etc...), and it takes a single push on the touch screen to change 2-3 (or more) parameters on different devices simultaneously... it's great
Here's the Logitech DiNovo Edge keyboard (which I love):
And my MS mouse:
The PC video and audio outputs are all connected to a Yamaha amplifier (to a 5.1 speaker system), to which I also connected a Blu-ray player, the Wii, and the FiOS TV set-top box... The amplifier output goes to the LG TV... so to control all of that without having the 5 remote controls laying everywhere in the living room, I use this awesome Logitech Harmony remote:
It was my first time using a universal remote and I am very pleased with this one... you can set it up to do ANYTHING (add your own icons etc...), and it takes a single push on the touch screen to change 2-3 (or more) parameters on different devices simultaneously... it's great
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I think JayJay should post in here....i have seen his "Computer room"....massive geekness!!!! Servers and crap everywhere...
CMHrider
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I'm a MacBook user, I don't use it to its fullest ability but it does turn on and work every time I open the lid and push the power button.
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As requested, a few pics:
Remote for my soundsystem:
Primary pc cabinet(I use the same cabinet for my Servers, only in Gray):
Dell XPS 1710:
The XPS m1330:
NAS boxes (got quite a few of these ):
Remote for my soundsystem:
Primary pc cabinet(I use the same cabinet for my Servers, only in Gray):
Dell XPS 1710:
The XPS m1330:
NAS boxes (got quite a few of these
):