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uranium235_068c4c
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Posted May 12th, 2006 18:00
what about yellow-orange the mix color. just like lamborghini. and red color with 2 white line in middle like GT, that should be cool.$ 10,000 big ones as reported on another site... Just like the Renegade system. With all the bells and whistles
http://www.reghardware.co.uk/2006/05/12/dell_x-men_xps_gaming_pc/
Dim 4400
2.6 Ghz 400 FSB
1 Gb 2100 DDR memory
Windows XP SP-2
17 inch 1703 FP monitor
6200 AGP video
48x CDRW
16x DVD-R
250 watt power supplyMessage Edited by SR45 on 05-12-200604:55 PM
biteronboard
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Posted May 12th, 2006 22:00
Dim 4400
2.6 Ghz 400 FSB
1 Gb 2100 DDR memory
Windows XP SP-2
17 inch 1703 FP monitor
6200 AGP video
48x CDRW
16x DVD-R
250 watt power supply250 Watt PS?By this alone you should recognize that its bull.No "High End" gaming rig can operate on a 250 watt2.6 Ghz???I dont think so man. Whats so revolutionary about 2.6Ghz. I would put my money on dual core; and if its dual core its gotta be AMD.6200 AGP Video <- lol all I gotta say is PCIeA gig of memory? Please man.... A gig is nothing these days.... minimal 2 gigs.....The case looks BTX but DELL could have used a split mobo with a vertical mount to optimize airflow over the chipset.Anyway figure onsocket 939 dual-core (AMD),NVidia SLi ready (one card included one is addon)2 gigs minimal (4 gigs max, and when you are talking memory for gamers: you are talking corsair)160G SATA drive (It has got to be Baracuda by Seagate)(Additional components obviously)Otherwise what makes it the "ultimate gaming rig"?What would really throw a curveball is an optional linux enviroment.- biteronboard, you're joking right? those are SR45's machine specs, not the $10K X-men giveaway edition. The $10K giveaway version has a 965EE, Quad 7900gtx and probably a nforce590 chipset, 2gb DDR2 667, 1TB raid, custom paint job, and other stuff...you can see some of the specs in the contest rules. It looks somewhat similar to the specs for the Renegade giveaway, with updated items minus the 30" flat panel. Not sure though what makes the X-Men custom model $10K with no 30" flat panel, but who knows, maybe special cooling, power supply, maybe AMD version, who knows...
Noob ..... :smileyvery-happy: That was a great laugh from biteronboard . He will learn in time
My computer spec's biteronboard, not the darn new system.
Dim 4400
2.6 Ghz 400 FSB
1 Gb 2100 DDR memory
Windows XP SP-2
17 inch 1703 FP monitor
6200 AGP video
48x CDRW
16x DVD-R
250 watt power supplyMessage Edited by SR45 on 05-13-200606:31 AM
Tanviper
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Posted May 10th, 2006 17:00