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Uber System Poll Thread

Rock Hydra

Rock Hydra

Diamond Member
It's early in the morning, I'm bored. So, here's a poll. I know the qestions aren't organized well, I did what I could/had the patience for. Have at it!!!

Have any suggestions to add?...let's hear it.

Edit: added some more options, corrected some entries, and added a couple polls.
Another update: to the water cooling poll.
Yet another update. Anything else? Keep it coming!

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Uber System Poll continued in ***Uber System Poll 2.0***. 🙂
 
You may want to add a sound option like: Integrated, Creative SB live, audigy, audigy 2, audigy 4 and couple of other manufacturers. Nice poll so far. You may also want to add the favorite burger place :c)
 
Originally posted by: The Pentium Guy
VIA makes CPUs?
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Yep, these low-power thingies that are probably okay for web browsing and email and maybe file servers and such, but suck performance-wise compared to what AMD and Intel have on offer.
 
Originally posted by: Crassus
Originally posted by: The Pentium Guy
VIA makes CPUs?
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Yep, these low-power thingies that are probably okay for web browsing and email and maybe file servers and such, but suck performance-wise compared to what AMD and Intel have on offer.
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Hey, let's show a little respect for the Cyrix legacy. In 1996 they had a better alternative to intel than AMD.
 
Nice poll, results should be interesting.
Anyway my answers from top to bottom:
No Way!!/Yes/Air/AMD/Nvidia/Yes/Yes/3/1024 MB/51-100 GB (74 GB)/No/No/AGP/No/No/SATA/5.1/LCD/Windows/Creative Sound Blaster Audigy Series/401-500 Watts.
 
I use 2 monitors and 19" LCD and 21" CRT their needs to be an option for both 🙂 I selected CRT as thats my primary display though.
 
Originally posted by: Confusednewbie1552
Nice poll, results should be interesting, why not make a poll for sound cards too?
Anyway my answers from top to bottom:
No Way!!/Yes/Air/AMD/Nvidia/Yes/Yes/3/1024 MB/51-100 GB (74 GB)/No/No/AGP/No/No (I don't understand the yes-Not SLI option, are you talking about corssfire?)/SATA/5.1/LCD/Windows.
Sound Card= Creative
Edit: Oh, and you spelled Other "Ohter" in the last poll, might want to fix that 🙂!
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Some people use multiple videocards to display for multiple monitors (PCI videocards in addition to AGP or PCIe usually)
 
how about stuff about memory, like:

are you running dual channel? do you have ddr2? do you use super expensive overclocking ram?
 
Originally posted by: theman
how about stuff about memory, like:

are you running dual channel? do you have ddr2? do you use super expensive overclocking ram?
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Ehh, that's a bit too specific. I bet half the people here don't even know if their comps run dual channel or not.
 
Originally posted by: Mrvile
Originally posted by: theman
how about stuff about memory, like:

are you running dual channel? do you have ddr2? do you use super expensive overclocking ram?
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Ehh, that's a bit too specific. I bet half the people here don't even know if their comps run dual channel or not.
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Yeah I was thinking about adding it but it's way too specific.
 
I know mines not dual-channel, but then again I'm only sporting a Athlon 2000+. I think this makes my tally at 100 posts! Yeah baby, I'm a centurion!
 
No way (pre-built?)
No (stock cooler?)
Air
AMD
nVIDIA (Gigabyte Geforce 6600)
Yes (floppy?)
Yes (DVD+/-RW/RAM)
4 80mm case fans
2048MB RAM
~410GB local hard disk space
No (case window?)
No (case lit up?)
PCI-E 16x video card interface
No (dual monitors)
No (SLI or multiple video cards)
SATA
headphones
LCD (Samsung 213T)
nVIDIA integrated (but going to upgrade soon)
500W (Seasonic PSU)
 
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