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post #21 of 27
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Originally Posted by |-007-|
R/C cars are nothing compared to what people spend on their real cars. I know a lot of people that are into that...they've got rims, TV screens, video game consoles, stereos, speakers, body kits, tinted windows, and then a ton of work done on the engine for more horsepower. That adds up to tens of thousands of dollars. In fact, one of the people I'm talking about put $30,000 into his BMW...and he's not rich either. A few hundred dollars for a new laptop part is peanuts in comparison.

As you might guess, I don't drive a catchy car. Nor do I care.
Ya I know, but I was 15-16 at the time. When I got my Taurus SHO at 16..sold it 3 years later I had about $8000 in repair and mods. It turned out to be a pretty car and it was damn fast, but yeah... Now I got a 99 BMW 328is that I've upgraded the headlights to projectors and bought 6000k Xenons. When you are young I don't think you can go by without modifing something.
post #22 of 27
Every new story I hear makes me glad I'm not into cars. I'm not going to tell you what I drive, but consider that statement a huge hint.
post #23 of 27
Hopefully your computer is not worth more than your car!
post #24 of 27
It's amazing what people will spend to win the 3dmark pissing contests. ATI and Nvidia are in the right business.
post #25 of 27

Signs of Age...........

My mountain bike is worth 2 x what my first car cost me...........
post #26 of 27
any update on a fresh install?
post #27 of 27
how true mate 3dmark05 doesn't tell you everything
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