firstly tho, what would be ur ideal system? i know this has been posted b4, but its allll leading into my endless questions
and please dnt go too far over the top, a little insanity is ok
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firstly tho, what would be ur ideal system? i know this has been posted b4, but its allll leading into my endless questions
and please dnt go too far over the top, a little insanity is ok
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A pentium IV 2 gig and above
min 512 Ram (DDR or RD) no SD!!!! - i prefer RD
at GF4 Ti4200
60 gig harddrive
A writer
A DVD
a 2.1 surround sound system
17" monitor
A future proof and upgreadable motherboard
The Ideal system would be:
A 2.53 Gig system
768 RDRam
A GF4 Ti4600 128megs
80 Gig Harddrive
A writer
A DVD
A 19" monitor
A 4.1 surround ystem
A future proof system... 533 fsb, etc etc
The perfect Maya box would be:
A dual Xeon 2.4
1 GIG RdRam PC1066
A Quadro 4 XGL graphics card
140 Gig Harddrive
A 19" monitor
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You´ve got to be kidding me ...Originally posted by tariqrf
These are a minimum requirements:
A pentium IV 2 gig and above
min 512 Ram (DDR or RD) no SD!!!! - i prefer RD
at GF4 Ti4200
60 gig harddrive
A writer
A DVD
a 2.1 surround sound system
17" monitor
A future proof and upgreadable motherboard
The Ideal system would be:
A 2.53 Gig system
768 RDRam
A GF4 Ti4600 128megs
80 Gig Harddrive
A writer
A DVD
A 19" monitor
A 4.1 surround ystem
A future proof system... 533 fsb, etc etc
The perfect Maya box would be:
A dual Xeon 2.4
1 GIG RdRam PC1066
A Quadro 4 XGL graphics card
140 Gig Harddrive
A 19" monitor
-S-
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i meant for a serious 3d modeller.. who needs performance
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I´m not even answering ...Originally posted by tariqrf
i meant for a serious 3d modeller.. who needs performance
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but 21"'s are too expensiveOriginally posted by mtmckinley
19" monitors may be alright, but I love my 21". lol
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Only the monitors? Check that list again ...Originally posted by tariqrf
but 21"'s are too expensive
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21" are expensive compared to 19"
19" are already too big.
but 950's are not big
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loli was lookin at:
dual 2.0ghx xeons (do they still sell xeons? someone told me they stopped)
gf2 ti4600 (didnt want to go with a quadro because i play games as well, and a 4600 has dual monitor output)
19" monitor, and a smaller 14" lcd flat panel
4 sticks of 256RDram pc800
will a ti4600 fit in a dual xeon motherboard?
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why not???? Ti4600's are compatible with all agp 4x motherboards.... and about the xeon production stopping thing... the guy has a loud mouth!!!. lolOriginally posted by Nem
looks like ive been looking at buying the ULTIMATE maya box then if thats the perfect specs
i was lookin at:
dual 2.0ghx xeons (do they still sell xeons? someone told me they stopped)
gf2 ti4600 (didnt want to go with a quadro because i play games as well, and a 4600 has dual monitor output)
19" monitor, and a smaller 14" lcd flat panel
4 sticks of 256RDram pc800
will a ti4600 fit in a dual xeon motherboard?
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and this guy about xeons, i did kinda believe him cos he knows quite a bit about computers, and i havent seen any shops, internet or highstreet that sell xeons, or even talk about them?
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-and lastly, I know this post might be a certainly almost offensive one, so I apologize to my fellow moderators, and I´ll try to avoid these for a while (at least till the next PP)
-**EDIT**: Looks like while I was fixing me something to drink the thread advanced a bit, so please ignore this post and keep on with conversation.
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