How much RAM are you using, 2005.

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How much RAM are you using, '05

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Damn thats expensive! :D

Do you know if ASUS use Texas instruments firewire chips? Their office in the UK was next to the oil refinery explosion you may of heard of so they have limited lines to contact them..
 
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This is a good day for me! :D
I actually got through to them yesterday and the guys at asus layed the info down to me. The board arrives tomorrow. I will let you know how i get on.

Thanks!
 
Intel P4, 1 gig, with Dual 3.06 processors, Dual 18' flat panel monitors,
Cubase SX 3, JBL LSR25P Studio Monitors, Tascam USB 428 control.
 
AMD Athlon64 3200+ . . 1GB (512x2) GEiL PC400 :)


and my ultra cool soundcard

Realtek ACL990 :| with AC97 Codec.. beats all those Digidesign stuff and M-Audio anyday :P
 
As of today, I am using 1.5 gigs of ECC Registered DDR Ram :) I bought a cheap Opteron processor and ram on ebay, and my friend had a socket 940 motherboard (that's what the opterons use) left so I'm a happy camper :) for now...
 
x2 4400, 2 gigs/2sticks, 2 wd caviar 250 gig hds in striped raid
 
Ok

AMD Athlon 64 3700+ running at 2.4 ghz(overclocked a bit)
2GB DDR400 Corsair RAM
Two 120 GB Western Digital SATA 3 mirrored
eVGA 6800 GS(better than the GT) Clock speed overclocked to 517Mhz from 425
ASUS Motherboard
Dual 17" LCD


Yeah.. I'm happy with it.
 
I have a P-4 2.6ghz CPU at 800mhz FSB but it is Overclocked to 1000mhz FSB at 3.2ghz with 1 Gig of Dual Channel DDR, But this isn"t me Audio PC this is My Video editing PC...On my Audio PC I have a P-4 2.6 at 533mhz FSB with 512mb DDR Ram but I got this PC new for $185 US.....

Cheers
 
Off of my Toshiba Satellite laptop, I'm running with a dreaded 5400 rpm hard drive, 3GHz, and 1.5GB of memory. Runs great, just wish I had the money to upgrade to a non-portable desktop with the same specifications. :-p
 
in 1977 my grandfather had a computer with 64 kilobytes and 5 video terminals and ran a successful manufacturing business with a couple hundred employees.

good thing we all have gigs of memory!
 
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