If you wanted fermi benchmarks from a shaky cam you outta go
http://www.hexus.net/content/item.php?item=21996

Either way it's not looking great for the 40% larger GF100 in pricing. They need some magical result or move up to 45nm or down to 28nm and reduce to get costs down, the problem is the chip is so large compered to the avg size silicon size slab it's hard to make which is the main reason for the set backs.

hypermeta

United States11 Posts

January 20 2010 23:14 GMT

#1382

Here is my rig - affectionately named "ludicrous":

Win7 Ultimate 64bit
2x Intel Xeon X5550 2.66GHz 95W CPU
2x Intel STS100C CPU heat sink / fan (Rated for 130W)
Intel S5520SC Dual Xeon Workstation Motherboard
2x Intel X-25M 80GB Second Gen SSD - RAID0 boot drive
3x Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB - RAID5 data drive
6x4GB Crucial 1333MHz DDR3 memory
EVGA GTX295 CO-OP FTW video card
Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium sound card
Lian Li PC_A77B Chassis
Enermax Galaxy EVO 1250W

... soon to be watercooled.

Among other things, you're probably wondering what someone would do with all that RAM. For starters, it's great for running several 64bit VMs, or a nice 12GB ramdrive (small apps and games, pagefile, etc). Here are some pics:

http://picasaweb.google.com/don.scott/Ludicrous#

FragKrag

United States11552 Posts

January 20 2010 23:34 GMT

#1383

TBH I have no idea how to pick monitors. I just took the cheapest one I could find on the first page :|

Boblion

France8043 Posts

January 20 2010 23:53 GMT

#1384

On January 21 2010 08:34 FragKrag wrote:
TBH I have no idea how to pick monitors. I just took the cheapest one I could find on the first page :|

I think the screen is one of the most important things for a computer.

I like the Samsung ( p2350 p2370, p2450 p2470 ) and i have a p2350.
Probably among the best TN atm.

FragKrag

United States11552 Posts

January 21 2010 00:08 GMT

#1385

I think I'm going with the monitor I updated on the 955 page though it is probably just a placeholder. When I actually get around to buying the parts in April I'll have to remake everything T_T

edit: mahnini 5850 is for when I add extra monitors. I'm not going to buy everything in one piece because my 1.5k budget doesn't cover it :D

I don't need that fancy TN shit or whatever. It's not like I'm trying to do graphic editing or something D:

mahnini

United States6862 Posts

January 21 2010 00:36 GMT

#1386

On January 21 2010 09:08 FragKrag wrote:
I think I'm going with the monitor I updated on the 955 page though it is probably just a placeholder. When I actually get around to buying the parts in April I'll have to remake everything T_T

edit: mahnini 5850 is for when I add extra monitors. I'm not going to buy everything in one piece because my 1.5k budget doesn't cover it :D

I don't need that fancy TN shit or whatever. It's not like I'm trying to do graphic editing or something D:

just get a 1920x1200 monitor or else 5850 is a lot of wasted power

FragKrag

United States11552 Posts

January 21 2010 00:40 GMT

#1387

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236079

is what I'm looking at. The 1920x1200s on Newegg are all pretty expensive ;_;

Saturnize

United States2473 Posts

January 21 2010 02:00 GMT

#1388

Where's the best place/cheapest for computer parts?

Tiger Direct, Newegg, ebay/amazon?

FragKrag

United States11552 Posts

January 21 2010 02:19 GMT

#1389

Apparently microcenter has(had?) some really cheap cores, but the other stuff was pretty much standard. I'd go with Newegg simply out of trust and the customer support there

semantics

10040 Posts

January 21 2010 04:06 GMT

#1390

Not all of samsungs monitors are great some have bad input lat
also 180 is too much for you lol i layed down like 300 for my monitor a long time ago.
If i was going 1920x1080
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824254040

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824009215

At 1920x1200
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824254043

Shame is the industry is moving to less 1920x1200 displays sense the econ down turn and more to 1920x1080 i hate that i want bigger lcd's not smaller shit esp for a computer i need some vertical height

FragKrag

United States11552 Posts

January 21 2010 06:05 GMT

#1391

I would prefer a shorter monitor actually D:

BlissX1

United States328 Posts

January 21 2010 10:14 GMT

#1392

HP Pavillion zd8000.... 2.5gigs of ram... pentium 4. some generic 90 gig HDD, two externap portable HDD- 160 gb & 320 gb. Ati mobility radeaon x600 128 mb.

ghermination

United States2851 Posts

January 21 2010 11:50 GMT

#1393

On January 21 2010 08:14 hypermeta wrote:
Here is my rig - affectionately named "ludicrous":

Win7 Ultimate 64bit
2x Intel Xeon X5550 2.66GHz 95W CPU
2x Intel STS100C CPU heat sink / fan (Rated for 130W)
Intel S5520SC Dual Xeon Workstation Motherboard
2x Intel X-25M 80GB Second Gen SSD - RAID0 boot drive
3x Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB - RAID5 data drive
6x4GB Crucial 1333MHz DDR3 memory
EVGA GTX295 CO-OP FTW video card
Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium sound card
Lian Li PC_A77B Chassis
Enermax Galaxy EVO 1250W

... soon to be watercooled.

Among other things, you're probably wondering what someone would do with all that RAM. For starters, it's great for running several 64bit VMs, or a nice 12GB ramdrive (small apps and games, pagefile, etc). Here are some pics:

http://picasaweb.google.com/don.scott/Ludicrous#

I don't think there are like any applications that could possible make use of double xeon processors other than things like server applications. Also, now that the gtx295 is "last gen" (even with the physX card built in) do you plan on upgrading? Also why all the crappy overpriced intel parts? (And by that i mean the motherboard and coolers)

Boblion

France8043 Posts

January 21 2010 12:04 GMT

#1394

On January 21 2010 13:06 Virtue wrote:
Not all of samsungs monitors are great some have bad input lat

The Samsung screens i have named are good ( p2350 p2370, p2450 p2470 ).
I'm pretty sure they are better than the HanG or Acer you have picked.

Obviously IPS > TN plus they are more expensive.

ghermination

United States2851 Posts

January 21 2010 13:20 GMT

#1395

On January 21 2010 21:04 Boblion wrote:

Show nested quote +

The Samsung screens i have named are good ( p2350 p2370, p2450 p2470 ).
I'm pretty sure they are better than the HanG or Acer you have picked.

Obviously IPS > TN plus they are more expensive.

CRT's are the best monitors ever.

Boblion

France8043 Posts

January 21 2010 20:34 GMT

#1396

On January 21 2010 22:20 ghermination wrote:

Show nested quote +

CRT's are the best monitors ever.

mmm i don't think it is really true anymore.
The last generations of flat screens are REALLY good. I mean even if the best TN have still shitty angles they are now as fast than the CRT, fairly cheap and with decent colours.
But if you take a professional IPS or PVA screen it is just better than your old CRT.

I mean they are at least as good for angles / colours and are clearly better when it comes down to power consumption, weight or look.
So i don't think it is true anymore. However the really good PVA and IPS are still quite expensive. But good CRT were too

semantics

10040 Posts

January 21 2010 20:51 GMT

#1397

IPS and PVA area great but they are costly usually IPS is the best balance between lag of processing and image quality. BenQ, Acer, HanzG all make great monitors. Anyways it's not like a choose a shitty viewsonicX series (viewsonic makes the fastest LCDs in terms of input lag(not all of them are speedy but quite a few of them) but they then to have shitty color representation and black representation similar to Asus which for the most part is too bright nearly bleeding bright imo. ofc i'm the user that actually adjusts their monitor to my lighting in the room.

Boblion

France8043 Posts

January 21 2010 20:53 GMT

#1398

Eh i didn't say that those you picked are BAD.
I just think that the more expensive samsung are better ( mostly for default colours )

Honestly i think they would be a good choice for Frag if he really doesn't want to spend more money than his budget but still get a screen > 19" with good latency.

edit: sry if my previous post seemed ( ? ) agressive. That was probably a better pick for Frag indeed.
However for someone who has more money or value more his screen than his proc i think a samsung would be a better choice.

mahnini

United States6862 Posts

January 21 2010 21:33 GMT

#1399

AMD 890 chipset :O!

http://en.ocworkbench.com/tech/gigabyte-reveals-its-amd-890gx-mainboard-ga-890gpa-ud3h-with-usb3-and-sata3-6gbps-support/

semantics

10040 Posts

January 21 2010 22:16 GMT

#1400

On January 22 2010 05:53 Boblion wrote:
Eh i didn't say that those you picked are BAD.
I just think that the more expensive samsung are better ( mostly for default colours )

If you watch alot of movies and crap on your seen i'd say a high quality IPS screen would be great but if you just want to game a lower quality TN monitor with low responce and decient resolution and size would be fine too. Personally i'm rocking a 28" HannzG monitor i picked up for 240 awhile back 1920x1200 along with a cheap 100 dollar 1440x900 i got when my old viewsonic graphic series screen died.

although i don't use it much for gaming as productivity. I just like that i could push that 28" monitor way back on my desk and still see everything pretty dam well.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/NewProduct.aspx?Item=N82E16824254043&cm_re=hanns_G-_-24-254-043-_-Product