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I think the days are numbered for ram. We will see storage and ram meet so the only differentiators will be cpu and gpu caches. PC gaming is not progressing computer development to the extent that we need 16GB so memory suppliers will focus on giving us speed and not huge capacities. The only...

ahead of the curve :cool:Most programs are set up with regular hardware in mind and wont take advantage of resources without explicit instructions. I need not remind you of the hassle we had over hyperthreading and then dual core tech. There are still programs not set to take advantage of the...

id rather have a 650w psu. ive always gone 300w 450w 650w so as to give myself plenty of headroom at each step. It will give you reassurance that the psu wont be a problem when you try to OC.

ubuntu try to stick to the most popular flavours otherwise youll get bogged down with incompatablilites :)

quad core is still the sweet spot until programmers make use of the extra cores. i recommend a graphics card for extra performance a lot of useful deals for us

i like the aluminium finish on the gaming laptop Eight hours battery life is very good. two great deals

are you going to have one large broadcast domain or split it up?

unique design but how long does it last

Ram isnt specific to processor manufacturers

ram speed doesnt matter any more. better off upgrading other components

no paging to disk and therefore no disk thrashing. so longer life for your hard disks. also 10% faster.

use spd settings to manually set ram to its best setting

are you sure that your ram is validated for that motherboard

someone show me three 30 inch monitors

too heavy for me to carry to lan tournaments. on a serious note, LCD is so much better economically and i wouldnt want 3 CRT's in eyefinity

should read the documentation on hardware before buying the hardware.

they dont have to be the same size. its just recommended the drivers are intelligent enough to adjust to different monitors.

yes eyefinity facility needs each display to have its own clock. with displayport, each monitor doesn't need its own clock. it is well worth investing in as it will be the display link of the future. so one displayport link can power multiple monitors so in theory you would only need the one...

servers dont require cpu or ram excess but cram all the disks you can into it. redundancy is the watch word

stick with ubuntu. youve used it