Check out my New Pc.

[Seller2006]

Base Features
Processor Type Intel Core i7 920
Processor Speed 2.66GHz
RAM 9GB DDR3
Hard Drive Speed/Capacity 1TB SATA 7200RPM
Optical Drives 18X DVD+/-R/RW with Labelflash
Graphics ATI Radeon HD4870
Pre-loaded Operating System Windows Vista Home Premium 64-Bit
Graphics
Dedicated Video Memory Yes
Shared Video Memory No
TV Tuner No
Video Memory 1GB
Display
HDCP Compliant No
Native Screen Resolution No
Screen Size/Type No
Audio
Audio Output 8-Channel 7.1 High Definition Audio
Digital Input No
Digital Output No
Integrated Microphone No
Line Out No
Line-In input Yes - Back
Microphone Input Yes - Front & Back
Sound Card Intel X58
Speaker Wattage Not Applicable
Speakers Yes
Networking
Ethernet Port 10/100/1000 LAN
Integrated Bluetooth No
Integrated WiFi No
Inputs/Outputs
Card Reader 15-In-1 Card Reader
Component Output No
Composite Output No
DVI Output No
E-SATA Yes
FireWire (IEEE 1394) 1 Back, 1 Front
HDMI No
Keyboard Full-Size
Modem No
Mouse Optical
Remote No
S-Video Output No
USB 2.0 8 USB (2 Front, 6 Back)
VGA Output Yes
Webcam No
Computing Features
Available AGP Slots Not Applicable
Available Hard Drive Bays 2 x 3.5"
Available Memory Slots 6 Total (0 Available)
Available Optical Bays 1 x 5.25"
Available PCI Slots 2 x PCI 2.2 (Available)
Available PCI-E Slots 1 PCI E X1 (Available)
Power Supply 500W
Processor Cache 8MB L2
Removable Storage No
System Bus Not Provided By Manufacturer
Software
Loaded Software 1 Microsoft Works
Loaded Software 2 Adobe Acrobat Reader
Loaded Software 3
Loaded Software 4
Operating System Language Bilingual
Product Features
Tower Depth 18.0 cm
Tower Height 41.5 cm
Tower Width 44.0 cm
Warranty Labour 1 Year Limited
Warranty Parts 1 Year Limited
Tower Weight 11.0 cm

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I also bought an Acer P221w 22"LCD monitor and Altec Lansing speakers

[Metalkon]

http://www.ko4life.com/forums/index....owtopic=280576

This is where you could have posted the computer specs.

[Rad_Archer]

nice!

[Seller2006]

sorry didn't know. will do xD

[ILoveYouToo]

with a pc like that you're going to want something bigger than a 500w power supply. it may run fine now but if you plan on doing any overclocking you'll need it.

[josri]

9gb ram is so much overkill

[cigaret25]

lol thats 18x ko XD
damn how much did thiz pc cost u?
just interesting :P

[harun37]

Nice, i bought 3weeks ago acer aspire M7720

[cigaret25]

Nice, i bought 3weeks ago acer aspire M7720[/b]

koop je ook 1tje voor mij?
kk thxn bb

[CeFurkan]

thats suck
u waste tons of money but not properly orginzed system

first of all ur hdd is suck for that system
u need at least raid hdd system
secondly core 7is are just waste of money

just buy q series
buy at least 8 gb ram thats right thing to do
and search for overclock tips for getting best performance

[evilwevel]

first of all ur hdd is suck for that system
u need at least raid hdd system[/b]

where's that facepalm smiley ...

what benefits will he have on a small home computer configuring his drives in any of the raid configurations ?

[Shawntay]

you bought a gateway LMFAO!!! You could make a pc with same specs for cheaper ... sad

[CeFurkan]

where's that facepalm smiley ...

what benefits will he have on a small home computer configuring his drives in any of the raid configurations ?[/b]

nowadays the most slow part of pcs are harddisk

only way to make it faster is raid

even at me(i have ssd raid) my lowest windows system score point is harddisk

he will waste alot of money on that cpu and dont make raid

thats insane

[evilwevel]

so according to you he should use a raid configuration. i'll assume you would say he should use raid 0 because that's what everybody does.

now, when he uses raid 0 he can't have two hdd of different sizes, or he has to give up some space on the larger disk. the speed benefit is minimal as well (at least when he's not using 70 drives). not to mention the problems he'll face when one of his drives goes down.

raid configuration is meant for servers.

harddisk performance won't really matter much when gaming. and not getting a good score in windows sounds weird, lots of drives score the maximum 5.9 in vista. (the barracuda .11, the deskstar, and probably most of the raptors and velociraptors as well)

[CeFurkan]

so according to you he should use a raid configuration. i'll assume you would say he should use raid 0 because that's what everybody does.

now, when he uses raid 0 he can't have two hdd of different sizes, or he has to give up some space on the larger disk. the speed benefit is minimal as well (at least when he's not using 70 drives). not to mention the problems he'll face when one of his drives goes down.

raid configuration is meant for servers.

harddisk performance won't really matter much when gaming. and not getting a good score in windows sounds weird, lots of drives score the maximum 5.9 in vista. (the barracuda .11, the deskstar, and probably most of the raptors and velociraptors as well)[/b]

lol it insanely differs at gaming if you are playing decent game
at loading times it really makes difference

and i am using windows 7 not vista

vista is crap