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  • MakoFox

    #61
    Re: The Ultimate gaming machine....

    Asking people for the Ultimate gaming machine is kinda impossible to get, everyone has their own fav brands. Really its about as pointless as ever to try and force others to believe its ultimate and even more with the way the computer market is.

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    • DanOfEarth

      #62
      Re: The Ultimate gaming machine....

      Originally posted by Sir. Side
      Watch the language bud. And that goes for the rest of the guys in here calling each other names. This is my first and last warning. So be advised.
      Sorry guy. Some of these guys can get real nasty.

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      • Sir. Side

        #63
        Re: The Ultimate gaming machine....

        Originally posted by DanOfEarth
        Sorry guy. Some of these guys can get real nasty.
        There is a simple solution to that. Report the post. We will handle it. Thats what we are here for.

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        • KaosFaction

          #64
          Re: The Ultimate gaming machine....

          Originally posted by Meritt
          There aren't for individual purchase. Only in a Dell XPS 600 can you get that chipset, as of now.
          Yes, actually you can buy one, theres one from Tyan.

          Im doing this just because the idea is ridiculous and Ive been wondering if someone actually had the cash to dish out for this type of system:

          You want something that will own, here it is:
          Processor: 2x AMD Opteron 275 (Basically an FX with more HT links)
          Motherboard: Tyan K8WE
          Memory: 8x 1GB DDR400 (Corsair XMS Registered or OCZ Titanium)
          Videocards: EVGA 7800GTX KO Edition
          PSU: Turbo-Cool 850 SSI (probably own those two 500 u wanted)
          Harddrives: 5x WD Raptor (74GB) @ RAID 3
          ^^^ Or go something SCSI and get a controller for it, but I like clean SATA cables
          Sound: SoundBlaster X-Fi Fatal1ty FPS
          Speakers: Logitech Z-5500 (thats if I had to buy them, I build my own audio systems for fun)
          Mouse&Keyboard: Logitech G5 (or if u want cordless G7) and Logitech G15
          Case&Cooling: No Idea...I dont know whats going to fit everything, or the best cooling system. I dont do liquid so I dont know the best, my friends use Koolance so I guess I'd recommend them

          Using retail figures, thats going to cost a pretty penny the processors alone are like $1G a piece, but your going to have a quad processor system (theoretically 8.8Ghz)...how many ppl are going to have those?!

          If you want to go a little further, invest in some more sticks of RAM and
          get a RAM disk (like Gigabyte i-RAM) and see an even larger performance boost.

          Enjoy :)

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          • DanOfEarth

            #65
            Re: The Ultimate gaming machine....

            Originally posted by KaosFaction
            Yes, actually you can buy one, theres one from Tyan.

            Im doing this just because the idea is ridiculous and Ive been wondering if someone actually had the cash to dish out for this type of system:

            You want something that will own, here it is:
            Processor: 2x AMD Opteron 275 (Basically an FX with more HT links)
            Motherboard: Tyan K8WE
            Memory: 8x 1GB DDR400 (Corsair XMS Registered or OCZ Titanium)
            Videocards: EVGA 7800GTX KO Edition
            PSU: Turbo-Cool 850 SSI (probably own those two 500 u wanted)
            Harddrives: 5x WD Raptor (74GB) @ RAID 3
            ^^^ Or go something SCSI and get a controller for it, but I like clean SATA cables
            Sound: SoundBlaster X-Fi Fatal1ty FPS
            Speakers: Logitech Z-5500 (thats if I had to buy them, I build my own audio systems for fun)
            Mouse&Keyboard: Logitech G5 (or if u want cordless G7) and Logitech G15
            Case&Cooling: No Idea...I dont know whats going to fit everything, or the best cooling system. I dont do liquid so I dont know the best, my friends use Koolance so I guess I'd recommend them

            Using retail figures, thats going to cost a pretty penny the processors alone are like $1G a piece, but your going to have a quad processor system (theoretically 8.8Ghz)...how many ppl are going to have those?!

            If you want to go a little further, invest in some more sticks of RAM and
            get a RAM disk (like Gigabyte i-RAM) and see an even larger performance boost.

            Enjoy :)
            Wow,

            Now THAT'S what I call feedback, but you opened a can of worms. Questions:
            1. How does the RAM you mentioned compare to Dual channel DDR2-667MHz SDRAM
            2. RAM disk. Call me ignorant, but what is that. Heard of it before......
            3. What's the KO edition card. (yeah, I know I can do a search, but WDU know?
            4. The Opteron chips...talk to me here...

            The thing is, I own a business that's got nine computers and a server I just had to upgrade, which is irritating. So after doing that, investing in this thing for personally use is like...."dropping a brick in the Grand Canyon". lol

            Oh yeah....I'm looking to WASTE money....also any more suggestions.

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            • triggerhappy69

              #66
              Re: The Ultimate gaming machine....

              man i want that system which u pointed out lol

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              • Vw-Merv-CL

                #67
                Re: The Ultimate gaming machine....

                this machine runs BF2 insane quality settings and pumps out 95-100fps in full servers,
                it also handles COD2 with a graphical experience to surpass any other game ive seen

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                • Blak_Phoenix

                  #68
                  Re: The Ultimate gaming machine....

                  The i-RAM that he talked about is a newly designed, sort of RAM hard drive, very neat indeed. It is only 4GB in size, but it is very quick, unforunatly it gets bottlenecked at the SATA connection to the mobo, so at the moment there isnt that big of an increase in speed, but it will definatly pick up and i think will be then next big thing.

                  The 8Gb of RAM that he said is very good, it will run Dual Chanel. Do not get SDRAM, DDR is far faster and DDR 2 and DDR 3 are way better with speed and latency.

                  The KO edition... i have no idea what that is.. and i havnt had time to look it up.

                  O YEA! Operon.. lol.. thats all i can say.. haha... have fun.. if you get this system, you have to get sum pics up on here.. thats gonna be a sweeeeeeet rig!

                  Happy Gaming!
                  Blak Pheonix

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                  • openheimer

                    #69
                    Re: The Ultimate gaming machine....

                    I am not surprised at all with the general flaming and bitching. Some people work hard and have disposable income to do with as they please. It’s little ingrates that offer no contributions other than negative that always ruin forums.

                    Why does anyone care in the slightest how much he spends on toys?

                    It’s an interesting Dream Machine; I had a look at some of the components.
                    Did I feel the need to hate or draw unfounded conclusions about this guy? No.
                    Live and let live. Sometimes simplifying things to epenis comments or BS is more a reflection on the posters own inadequacy.

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                    • KaosFaction

                      #70
                      Re: The Ultimate gaming machine....

                      Originally posted by Blak_Pheonix_MB
                      The i-RAM that he talked about is a newly designed, sort of RAM hard drive, very neat indeed. It is only 4GB in size, but it is very quick, unforunatly it gets bottlenecked at the SATA connection to the mobo, so at the moment there isnt that big of an increase in speed, but it will definatly pick up and i think will be then next big thing.

                      The 8Gb of RAM that he said is very good, it will run Dual Chanel. Do not get SDRAM, DDR is far faster and DDR 2 and DDR 3 are way better with speed and latency.

                      The KO edition... i have no idea what that is.. and i havnt had time to look it up.

                      O YEA! Operon.. lol.. thats all i can say.. haha... have fun.. if you get this system, you have to get sum pics up on here.. thats gonna be a sweeeeeeet rig!

                      Happy Gaming!
                      Blak Pheonix
                      Alrighty. First. AMD - Does not support more then PC3200 (aka DDR400), so you cant use DDR2 and DDR3 is only on video cards I think. If you look at research, you would also understand that low timing DDR (2-2-2-5 OR LESS NOW!!!) can easily compete with DDR2 stuff....IMO its just Intel forcing the consumers to "upgrade" what really does not need to be upgraded at this point. The memory sure as hell isnt going to be a bottleneck in this system unless its a smaller amount or high-timing (value) crap.

                      Second, the EVGA 7800GTX KO card. KO = Of course "KnockOut", basically bcz this card knocks out the competition. Lifetime warranty, and the highest factory overclocks out there (plus it overclocks even further to like a 500mhz core and 1350 on the RAM...iNsAnE) Although the card drains a few more watts of power, it actually runs cooler and quieter then most of the competition as well.



                      Lastly, the main reason the Opteron (yes it has a "t" in it ) is the choice is because the mobo is Socket 940 (not the usual 939). If you read those specs on those Opterons, they are practically indentical to FX structure, just they have a bit more bandwith. At the same time however, your not getting FX-57s which are pretty much the best you can do for single-threaded.

                      Again, like I told ya earlier...enjoy!!

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                      • KaosFaction

                        #71
                        Re: The Ultimate gaming machine....

                        I didnt see the original poster wanted more info on the Opty processors. Heres a quik blurb on them:

                        "AMD's Opteron 275 is basically the same processor as the Athlon 64 FX, but it sports more Hyper-Transport links for a faster connection between the CPU cores and everything else plugged into the motherboard. Each of the two processor cores features 1MB of L2 and its own on-die memory controller (this little touch is what puts AMD processors ahead of P4s in gaming performance)"

                        So, if you dont want to go this route, you would have to get an different mobo (DFI LanParty SLI-DR is purty pimp), you would have to lower the RAM, lower a lot of things. I only know of dual processor motherboards using Socket 940, thus your choice would be either a dual core Xeon or a dual core Opty....and its pretty much evident that the Opty will wipe the Xeon of the planet in gaming.

                        Quite possibly the single core rig would run BF2 faster, because it is a single threaded application, but as you see across the boards, several users already have done that. If you want something that is basically borderline insane and completely unnecessary, then this is the rig. When someone says their FX-57 system is overclocked to 3.0ghz.....you turn around and say your rig is stock 8.8ghz. But also its a pretty future proof system, as most stuff will be moving to multi-threaded. You look @ AMD right now and they are trying to make little to no improvements to mainsteam single-core Athlon 64s, and Intel is already planning on dualcore laptop processors. So the future is obviously multi-core...your just going to be there before everyone else is.

                        ALSO....I forgot, the mobo (the Tyan K8WE) actually supports SCSI natively (im pretty sure its 68pin)! So perhaps change to 2 15K Cheetahs and 2 WD Raptors (Raid 0).....*drools*

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                        • DanOfEarth

                          #72
                          Re: The Ultimate gaming machine....

                          Tell you what. This is alot of info....my brain is spinning. Right now the top benchmark is 17,000+. If you guys were trying to build a machine that would hit 19,000+, what would the specs be? The list will now begin...the gauntlet is down:box:

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                          • KaosFaction

                            #73
                            Re: The Ultimate gaming machine....

                            Originally posted by DanOfEarth
                            Tell you what. This is alot of info....my brain is spinning. Right now the top benchmark is 17,000+. If you guys were trying to build a machine that would hit 19,000+, what would the specs be? The list will now begin...the gauntlet is down:box:
                            For 3DMark05? FX-57 because its a single threaded bench. Watch for 06 or 07 or whatever are the next benchies to have multithreaded benches...in which case the FX-57 will get owned by dual-core solutions.

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                            • DanOfEarth

                              #74
                              Re: The Ultimate gaming machine....

                              Yeah, 3d Mark 05

                              I'm talking the whole rig.....
                              Motherboard
                              Case
                              Cards
                              Chipsets
                              RAM
                              Chilling system
                              Power Supply
                              Harddrive
                              All Overclock Numbers
                              Other doodads (SLI setups)
                              Any optimization....

                              Remember, the Hall of Fame section on their website claims 17,200+ as the top score...so it's NEVER been done before.
                              FYI - I suggest checking out that section first....they list the guys rigs.

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                              • KaosFaction

                                #75
                                Re: The Ultimate gaming machine....

                                Originally posted by DanOfEarth
                                Yeah, 3d Mark 05

                                I'm talking the whole rig.....
                                Motherboard
                                Case
                                Cards
                                Chipsets
                                RAM
                                Chilling system
                                Power Supply
                                Harddrive
                                All Overclock Numbers
                                Other doodads (SLI setups)
                                Any optimization....

                                Remember, the Hall of Fame section on their website claims 17,200+ as the top score...so it's NEVER been done before.
                                FYI - I suggest checking out that section first....they list the guys rigs.
                                Well why dont you just do that then?
                                I told you what a pimp system would be. I dont think your going to be able to break 19,000+ just because of the limits of everything today. Maybe try when the new ATi cards come out, get a crossfire ready motherboard, and get an FX-57. Otherwise, just copy the tops systems, that are all nearly identical.

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