Apple Quad G5 w/ 30" LCD monitor
Originally Posted by DIGITAL
Yeah they are beasts indeed. I still use my PC's everyday though. It's good to have both platforms accessible though.
On your current setup, my feedback is, DESK. Please. Give it to goodwill. :x
And that monitor looks like a 15"? You can find a 17" for 199$ at staples this holiday season. Treat yourself to one, if your funds allow it...
On your current setup, my feedback is, DESK. Please. Give it to goodwill. :x
And that monitor looks like a 15"? You can find a 17" for 199$ at staples this holiday season. Treat yourself to one, if your funds allow it...
I actually work Staples (sigh). I got mine for like $200 and it is a $280 17" monitor. Still not bad and works fairly well with 16ms responce/500:1 contrast. Nothing amazing, but it works fine for my poor ****. That $199 monitor sucks though
Trust me.As for the desk, again, I'm broke! It holds up the computer, and as soon as this new job passes, I will give it to Good Will!

Originally Posted by Biggs_02
all i can say is AMD
Now here is where it gets interesting. The new Cell Processor in the PS3 will take them all by storm. Unless AMD, Intel, and even the Power PC G5 step up their game, the Cell will take the market by storm! It has so much power packed in it with its 8 layered processors (one being dedicated to managing), it provides the PS3 a title as a supercomputer believe it or not.
Originally Posted by Biggs_02
get like 4 dual core opteron and it still cost less. Can get 8 dual core opteron at 400 a piece and still cost only 3,200
Basically, until Windows Vista comes out, the G5 is the most powerful, stable, and functional computer available to the public. (again, excluding gaming)
Don't think I am a Mac fanboy because I do not run one at home nor would I pick a Mac desktop over a PC at this moment in time. I simply know what works better with what, and will admit both have their advantages.
Originally Posted by Wolf-Strong
But you are still running Windows, and then you have to find a Motherboard that even supports that many. Basically, due to the limitations of Windows XP, you can not run more than 4GB of ram, which is where the G5 Mac reigns supreme right now. Your only option to run the extended ram is to run Windows 64bit Beta which has worse support than a mac does for both software and hardware. Ontop of that you have the problem with stability which is where Mac's have always come out on top. While PC's will let you do more with the OS, that ability to have more variables has made the system slightly more unstable than the X which is a solid performing 64bit OS.
Basically, until Windows Vista comes out, the G5 is the most powerful, stable, and functional computer available to the public. (again, excluding gaming)
Don't think I am a Mac fanboy because I do not run one at home nor would I pick a Mac desktop over a PC at this moment in time. I simply know what works better with what, and will admit both have their advantages.
Basically, until Windows Vista comes out, the G5 is the most powerful, stable, and functional computer available to the public. (again, excluding gaming)
Don't think I am a Mac fanboy because I do not run one at home nor would I pick a Mac desktop over a PC at this moment in time. I simply know what works better with what, and will admit both have their advantages.
Originally Posted by Wolf-Strong
But you are still running Windows, and then you have to find a Motherboard that even supports that many. Basically, due to the limitations of Windows XP, you can not run more than 4GB of ram, which is where the G5 Mac reigns supreme right now. Your only option to run the extended ram is to run Windows 64bit Beta which has worse support than a mac does for both software and hardware. Ontop of that you have the problem with stability which is where Mac's have always come out on top. While PC's will let you do more with the OS, that ability to have more variables has made the system slightly more unstable than the X which is a solid performing 64bit OS.
Basically, until Windows Vista comes out, the G5 is the most powerful, stable, and functional computer available to the public. (again, excluding gaming)
Don't think I am a Mac fanboy because I do not run one at home nor would I pick a Mac desktop over a PC at this moment in time. I simply know what works better with what, and will admit both have their advantages.
Basically, until Windows Vista comes out, the G5 is the most powerful, stable, and functional computer available to the public. (again, excluding gaming)
Don't think I am a Mac fanboy because I do not run one at home nor would I pick a Mac desktop over a PC at this moment in time. I simply know what works better with what, and will admit both have their advantages.
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