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Old 01-20-2006, 03:56 PM   #1
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yay, got my new computer at work

it finally came in from dell after a month since we ordered it
its a Precision 670, heres the specs

dual dual core 2.8ghz
4gb DDR2 Ram
73gb SCSI hdd x2 in RAID 0
PERC u320 SCSI card
16x Dual Layer DVD burner
nVidia Quadro fx3450
Integrated sound
Dual dell 2001fp's

its not the best that they could have done, but its good enough right?

this thing hauls ass, i think i might sneak in tonight and play some call of duty 2 on this bia.
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Old 01-20-2006, 11:40 PM   #2
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Re: yay, got my new computer at work

WHo do you work for, what sort of job do you do?
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Old 01-21-2006, 03:22 AM   #3
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Re: yay, got my new computer at work

not bad, anything that can spawn enough threads to use the 4 cores will fly, and even if programs don't you'll still multitask like a moffo especially with those fast I/O SCSI drives.

btw depending on what you'll work with it it requires massive amounts of memory you might consider getting more. Of course that is only if it actually eats more than 4 gigs.

PS. what are the specs on those drives?

PPS. as an option if you can you might want to cosider getting the new 30" 3007FPW from dell instead of the 2 2001fp
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Old 01-21-2006, 09:00 AM   #4
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Re: yay, got my new computer at work

i work for an oil drilling manufacturer. I kinda work helpdesk for about 1000 users with two other people at about 15 different locations. i have to have different remote managers open for all of the novell servers we have along with our email servers, and some of our business program management servers.

i could work just fine with the p4 2.4 ghz that i had, but im working on a project to implement ZEN works across the whole company. ZEN works is a big helpdesk tool, it lets you do imagining, remote access, and other helpdesk stuff. i need to do a lot of VMWare and the old one wasnt cutting it. last night i opened up my machines and they worked like a charm. i think it definetly helps having that 4gb ram.
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