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Okay i kept the pc, added a new video card and RAM but then my hard drive begins to fail on it.
So then my brother brings back a computer which he bought from someone who build his own pc's so then every is working fine, i buy a Geforce 2 GTS just to be able to play what i like (tactical ops) and i put in my old soundcard as i didn't want to use the crappy onboard sound option.
Everything seems fine, until.... my psu fan seems to be dieing now, its not the HDD this time either.
I had the 500mhz pc for about 2-3 years and it was out of date within those couple of years, my bro bought this pc i'm using at the moment 2 years ago, and its been working perfectly fine until now.
The thing with computers is inside it gathers up so much dust, the components begin to fail.
I'm getting a whole new rig but i'm hoping it lasts a little longer than i want. And i'm hoping it won't be too out of date again in a few years.
I have a owned several consoles, and while the Gamecube wasn't out i had a N64 which i was happy with even if the PS2 and X-Box was out and more powerful I didn't care.
I'm just hoping PC's can have a longer running life , as i have had a NES and SNES sitting in a box that still works o.O
Remeber the days when 600mhz was top of the range when 6gb was the maxium when 128mb ram was like WOO! i can never afford that when cd writers would write at 4x , when graphics card were only 8mb max! and when there was no broadband.
> Because people are retards. If AMD are flogging their flagship chip
> the XP2000 against the P4 2.4ghz, and it only runs at 1.66ghz in
> realisty, people won't buy it. The fact that the 1.66ghz Athlon will
> easily stand up to the Pentium in most tasks makes no odds. Hence, the
> PR naming scheme was developed. It shous how fast a Thunderbird would
> have to be to match it (2ghz in this case), and Tbirds still run
> faster than Pentiums.
1ghz Thunderbird vs 1 pentium...
Athlon XP 2400 v 2.4 ghz pentium
Athlon wins i think
> Athlon 2000+ etc someone explain why they call it that but not 2ghz
> never new way cos my Thunderbird if clearly named 1ghz.
Sorry for the bad spelling
A AMD XP2000 is 1.67Ghz
WHY!
When are intel going to release a faster than 3.06 ghz its been 3 month since there last update of speed.