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That is a sweet configuration. It should do nicely as a budget video editing rig. He can always set up some sort of RAID/SCSI setup later when he gets another allowance from the wife. 🙂
 
My friend's machine (which I built):

Thunderbird 1GHz
Abit KT7 regular
2x 128MB Infineon PC133
Generic ATX 250watt midtower (he couldn't get a full tower- not enough space)
IBM 75GXP 45GB
Plextor 12/10/32a IDE burner
Toshiba 12/40 CD/DVD
Generic Floppy
ATI Radeon AIW
Creative Sound Blaster Live!Value
Cirrus Logic 56K modem (it doesn't the job until he gets RoadRunner cable)

🙂

 
That's a pretty decent system for video editing... you really don't need SCSI nowadays unless you're capturing uncompressed video, IDE drives are fast enough to handle the load. RAM is important though... 🙂 It's pretty close to the one I just built my Dad for Christmas:

MSI K7TPro2A
Duron 600@900
SuperOrb
256MB Kingmax PC133
Maxtor 20GB DM+45 HD
Acer 50X CD
Asus Geforce2 MX 32MB
Enlight 7237
Mitsumi floppy

Dave
 
She's not cracking RC5 just yet. I won't even be starting on the build until Monday as I have a few up ahead of him. But, the cow WILL be dancing during burn-in, and hopefully he'll let me leave it on there. About 50% of customers do.🙂

Russ, NCNE
 


<< Damn.... imgaine all the divx rips you could fit on there. >>


who gives a rats ass about divx! just rip the whole goddamned DVD uncompressed and leave it on there!
 
Exactly as what I was thinking with the processor, memory, video, and motherboard. 🙂

And exactly what I want. (insert Homer aaaauuuuggghhhh)
 
Dang strait PCAddict! If it's a crackin' blocks it ain't froze!

I'll keep my system...

PIII 700@958
CUSL2
512mb Infinenon @133mhz 2-2-2
Enlight 7237
Antec 300W PS
Two WD 20.7 7200rpm on ATA100
Cendyne 6X4X32X burner [CloneCd compatible]
Toshiba 44X DVD[CloneCD compatible]
Sony floppy X2
VooDoo5 5500
Creative Sound Blaster Live XGamer
Linksys Fast Ethernet...


BTW, Russ, I love your job too....and wish I had your guts to do it!



😉
 
mine

p700@945
Asus P3V4X
256MB Crucial PC133
Enlight 7237
18Gb WD Expert
27Gb WD Expert
9Gb IBM SCSI Ultrastar ES
Pioneer SCSI 6X DVD
Plextor SCSI Ultraplex 40
Plextor 12/10/32 CDRW
CL SB Live
DLink 10/100 NIC
MS Natural Keyboard
MS Intellimouse Explorer
Hitachi 19&quot; Superscan Elite

 
what? is this turning into a specs thread?

my computer will VERY SOON look like this:

P3-700e @ 980MHz
ASUS P3V4X
256MB PC133
Enlight 7237 (going to be painting it and doing some custom mods 🙂 )
Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 45
IBM 22GXP
Toshiba 5x/32x DVD
Ricoh 6x4x24
Asus V7700 Geforce2 GTS 32mb
Diamond MX300 (I think I'll buy a Philips Acoustic Edge soon)
Altec Lansing ACS56's
D-Link 10/100
Samsung 950p
 
lol, except for the HD and that AIW!!!!! and well, the Ram, that's almost my system!!!

Antec SX 1030
P3 700 @ 1000
CUSL2
128mb Ram
Quantum 30gig Fireball HD
3d Prophet DDR-DVI
SB Live X-Gamer (Got new drivers, supports 5.1 now!!)
Pinoeer 10/40 Slot Load
Hollywood+ Decoder Card
Plextor 12/10/32A
Kenwood 72x TrueX cd-rom

plus a Custom FANBUS w/ BLUE LED baybus to control those 4 super loud 80mm fans!!!

Hey Russ, is that your crack machine? What's your rate?
 
*DROOOOL!!!*

C'mon Russ send that system my way 😉

I'll give you a uhh...... BRAND NEW NICKLE for it!! 🙂
 
Correct if I'm wrong, but I remember a post some time ago about some videoediting or picture editing software that didn't work so well with rc-5. The client caused a significant drop in performance 🙁 Check that out before persuaing him to keep the cow, you don't want him being unhappy about the performance with that kind of a system 😉
 
Russ, I would to inquire about possible stability testing for all your high ends builds. I promise to strss them to the max. 😉
 
Now If he only had a monitor so he could see how well it runs.
😉🙂

Only kidding,
Probably got a Massive 21&quot; at least, since funds don't seem to be a factor..

Very nice Rig !!
 
haha check out my system!!

Case: Dragon Full-Tower Case (400-Watt PS) - Charcoal
Processor: Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor 1.5GHz 400MHz FSB w/Heatsink &amp; Cooling Fan
Hi-Performance Heatsink/CPU Cooling Fan
Intel Based 820 Based Motherboard w/1AGP/5PCI/1ISA or
Intel Based 815e Motherboard w/1AGP/6PCI or
VIA KT133 Motherboard w/1AGP/6PCI for Athlon Processors
Standard 1.44MB Floppy Drive
Memory: 512MB RDRAM (PC-800) P4 Only
Keyboard: SPACE BLACK 107-Enhanced Windows Keyboard
Mouse: Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer - USB
Hard Drive: 36GB HD 5.2ms seek time 10,000RPM, Ultra160 SCSI
Hard Drive 2: 36GB HD 5.2ms seek time 10,000RPM, Ultra160 SCSI
SCSI/IDE Controller: Adaptec 29160N 160MB Ultra160 SCSI Controller
Monitor: Dual-Viewsonic 22&quot; Professional Series P220f, AG .25mm dp SVGA Monitors $1,670.00
Video Cooling: KoolMaxx Video Cooling System $46.00
Video Card : NVIDIA GeForce2 ULTRA w/64MB DDR TV-Out 4X AGP
Sound Card : SoundBlaster LIVE! 5.1 Platinum w/External Front Panel
CD-ROM : Kenwood 72X True X EIDE CD-ROM
DVD-ROM : Pioneer 16X DVD 40X w/Hardware MPEG-2 Decoder
Storage : PlexWriter 12X/10X Write 32X Read CDR-W Recordable-SCSI
Storage 2: Iomega External 2GB Jaz Drive - SCSI
Modems : US Robotics V.90 56K Internal Voice/Fax/Data
Speakers : Klipsch ProMedia V.2 4.0 400-Watt THX Speakers &amp; Subwoofer
Controller: MS Sidewinder Force Feedback Wheel &amp; Pedals
Controller 2: MS Sidewinder Force Feedback Pro
Ethernet NIC: PCI Ethernet 10-100 NIC
Warranty: Aliencare Toll-Free 1-Year 24/7 ONSITE Warranty (No-Charge)
Games: 3-Retail Games Installed, Patched &amp; Tested $117.00
Productivity Software: (None)
Free installation &amp; configuration of favorite games
Microsoft Windows ME Operating System

and its just for $8976.13

MWHAHAHAHAH!!














Damn I gotta stop dreaming, someday I will have a system like that just let me get into college then graudate then become a doc and I'll get one! 🙂 🙂 🙂
 
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