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post #1241 of 1260
1/18/06 at 3:40pm
Those who are putting in their own ram, what brand are you putting in? it can only be DDR400 right?

thanks
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post #1242 of 1260
1/18/06 at 4:18pm
Any DDR400 PC3200 SO-DIMM should fit in d900k. Can't go wrong with mushkin, crucial or corsair value select. Kingston is decent, plus it's much cheaper than the others.

Of course if you got the cash corsair system select is very good, and also very expensive.
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post #1243 of 1260
1/18/06 at 9:30pm
How would he Corsair System Select compare to the Mushkin? What would be the fastes ram I can put into a 9860?
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post #1244 of 1260
1/19/06 at 3:49pm
Personally i don't see the need to get System Select since the cheaper rams are just as good. Unless of course you are into overclocking.

Is the 9860 similar to the 9890? If so i think you need DDR2 at 533 MHz.
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post #1245 of 1260
1/19/06 at 6:33pm
I have been watching this forum since early October. I finally ordered my 9750 this morning. There's only one thing that really bothers me. I can't remember seeing anything about the Nvidia Quadro Go 1400 being replaced anytime soon. If anyone has any info on Nvidia's plans for a new Quadro Go, please post something.

Also, I want to know if anyone has done any gaming on the Quadro yet. I will be using this machine mainly for 3D apps and design apps, however, I definitely like to game every now and then. I know this vid card rocks in 3d design, but what about Half Life 2, Call of Duty, FarCry?

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post #1246 of 1260
1/20/06 at 8:09am
Whoa Luke, you added the 9750 to the PCtorque "Best Selling Notebook" section. It seem that you selling them like hotcake's :-)
The 9750 is nearly set to bypass the sales of the 5720.

Did you refresh the section quantities for 2006 ? or is it an on-going Best Selling list with past year's sales ?

Erik
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post #1247 of 1260
1/23/06 at 7:46pm
those who are going with different memory modules. what are you buying?

PC3200 DDR1 400mhz 184pin dual channel or single channel ? Buffered or unbuffered / Registered, ECC? ?? obviously have to order 2 - 1 gig sticks...

thanks in advance
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post #1248 of 1260
1/23/06 at 7:58pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by liquidous
those who are going with different memory modules. what are you buying?

PC3200 DDR1 400mhz 184pin dual channel or single channel ? Buffered or unbuffered / Registered, ECC? ?? obviously have to order 2 - 1 gig sticks...

thanks in advance
According to the owners manual you want DDR 400Mhz 200 pin SODIMM.
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post #1249 of 1260
1/23/06 at 8:03pm
anyone ever heard of OCZ?

http://store.yahoo.com/directron/ocz4001024vso.html

is this the stuff i want? im buying a cd drive from this company , might as well get both things if i can from same guy.
i thought it would be cheaper (the ram)
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post #1250 of 1260
1/23/06 at 8:23pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by liquidous
anyone ever heard of OCZ?

http://store.yahoo.com/directron/ocz4001024vso.html

is this the stuff i want? im buying a cd drive from this company , might as well get both things if i can from same guy.
i thought it would be cheaper (the ram)
OCZ is a company that caters to gaming enthusiasts by supplying quality RAM that can be easily and stabily overclocked. However, there value line isn't as good as some other companies, and the CAS latency on the sticks you're looking at could be better. OCZ often offsets this by their "Enhanced Bandwidth" stuff, but I don't know how good the quality is on their value line. You can get a stick from Crucial with comparable timings for about $100, so personally I'd recommend that route.

http://www.mwave.com/mwave/skusearch...iteria=BA21455
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post #1251 of 1260
1/24/06 at 12:30pm
damn. that mwave site you gave is out of stock it says.
and crucials site direct sells for 195.00 ouch.

http://www.crucial.com/store/listmod...bid=DDR+PC3200
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post #1252 of 1260
1/24/06 at 5:57pm
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...MP=OTC-dealram

try newegg then.
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post #1253 of 1260
1/24/06 at 6:30pm
who do you guys use other than newegg? what is the newegg alternative, besides buy.com
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post #1254 of 1260
1/24/06 at 8:19pm
Quote:
Originally Posted by liquidous
who do you guys use other than newegg? what is the newegg alternative, besides buy.com
I've switched to zipzoomfly.com and pagecomputer.com

Those two companies pretty much cover all of my IT purchases.
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post #1255 of 1260
1/24/06 at 8:36pm
I use:

New Egg
Tiger Direct
FrozenCPU (my number one for modding)
Performance PCs
VoyeurMods
Xoxide

And my forbidden lover: Amazon

Trust me, I order tons of shit (which is really stupid on my part as my garage looks like a computer supply store).
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post #1256 of 1260
1/29/06 at 12:35pm
You could also try the Mushkin. Ditto for me also on the FrozenCPU, Xoxide suppliers.
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post #1257 of 1260
2/2/06 at 2:09pm
anyone swapping out their cd's to slot loads?
i want a slot load and i need to replace a cd drive on my alienware laptop. figured i would get the new slot load for the 9750, and swap the included cd rom drive to my alienware.

Pioneer Slot Load DVR-K05 DVD±R/+R DL/±RW Dual Drive 8X has some awesome reviews out there. and for a good price.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16827129170
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post #1258 of 1260
2/3/06 at 8:36am

Ageia PPU...

Hi,

I'm going to buy this notebook very soon. However, I'd like to know if the Ageia PPU card is supposed to go PCMCIA anytime in the future... Indeed, what if PPU units become some kind of a standard in the future ?

Also, do PCMCIA Soundblaster X-Fi cards already exist ?

Thanks for the info.
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post #1259 of 1260
2/3/06 at 9:30pm
Will PCT ever offer color for there laptops??
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post #1260 of 1260
2/4/06 at 5:20pm
Debunking the RAM Myth:

the posts on this page are interesting, but the link in the first post links you to the main article. 9 pages of eye opening data.

enjoy

http://www.pcreview.co.uk/forums/thread-16786.php
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