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On 9/24/2011 9:22 AM, John Smith wrote:
On 9/24/2011 8:55 AM, J R wrote: Anybody can build their own computer, desktop or laptop, mostly, it is plug and play. You can read on the internet how to build your own computer, you can buy a magazine how to do it.I have a few magazines that show and tell all about it. cuhulin You simply have to, an "out of the box" HP, Dell, Toshiba, etc. is simply slow and insufficient junk, pure and unadulterated ... A top of the line NVIDIA or Radeon video card (EVGA GeForce GTX 580 is a good performer) 16 gigs of ram, large SSD drives (SATA), 850+ power supply, HD audio, 3.2Ghz processor speed (multi-core (7 is a good number), hyperthreading, etc.), water cooling, USB 3.0 ports, Window 7 64-bit OS with dual boot into Slackware, MSI or other military grade motherboard, etc. and you are off to a good start ... you can improve as funds allow. I have mine all stuck in a Corsair Obsidian case, lots of screening for air flow, powerful fans for cooling, kewl blue lights, easy "pop open" access to all components, finger-screws, etc. Regards, JS I should have added, if only sw radios where made with such innovation and state of the art components and construction practices it would put the fun back in radio! Drop in audio boards, turner boards, rf amps/front-ends, filter sections, power supplies, screens, dials (buttons, sliders, USB outputs, etc.) -- which are simply another plug in component, variations in cases, etc. ... what could be done boggles the mind ... Regards, JS |
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