Let's try and put 8X the recommended for home premium x86
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-vista/get/system-requirements.aspx
8GB for those that can't be bothered clicking, why on earth, with the nasty upgrade path anyway is there a 32bit version, you will be forever restricted with 32bit vista, 3.5GB Ram is the bare minimum, so much for an upgrade path.
That is like XP only being able to support 512MB RAM, fine for 2002 I suppose...
Why of course, if you wanted to test the speed of the fabric rather than the speed of the raid array wouldn't you prefer to read from cache rather than disk?
Ted Ciamillo of the subhuman project has one as well called the Lunocet, full of titanium goodness and apparently to cost about 800 to 1500 dollars. http://www.subhumanproject.com/
Check out the link to the high speed diving section.
Should be interesting, I am a keen spearfisherman so anything that can get me deeper with less effort is handy. Probably a bit out of my pricerange for a while though.
Sure but how long until malware sites have all of the defaults for the web interfaces of the linksys, netgear, dlink, cisco gear. Change DNS server properties and game over SOHO users.
Why the choice not to have the monsters we know and love from HELL, not another MSV (Mutated Super Virus).
Are people afraid to mention the word HELL anymore? Jesus christ, Jesusland is taking over!
the words Jesus; Christ and Jesusland are all registered trademarks of JesusCorp, please cease and desist from illegally stealing our IP or we will have the government sue you.
It, too, has its plugs, but they're for the iTunes Music Store and the iPod--far more relevant than the "TweakMASTER Pro", "FreeMem Pro", and "System Mechanic" software offered at Real.
They only have adds for that software because after installing it you NEED to claim back some memory, tweak your startup settings and fix your registry. Very helpfull I thought.
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Let's try and put 8X the recommended for home premium x86 http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-vista/get/system-requirements.aspx 8GB for those that can't be bothered clicking, why on earth, with the nasty upgrade path anyway is there a 32bit version, you will be forever restricted with 32bit vista, 3.5GB Ram is the bare minimum, so much for an upgrade path. That is like XP only being able to support 512MB RAM, fine for 2002 I suppose...
Why of course, if you wanted to test the speed of the fabric rather than the speed of the raid array wouldn't you prefer to read from cache rather than disk?
He was at least wearing pants I hope, can't fend off a ninja attack without pants. Even pirates know that.
Ted Ciamillo of the subhuman project has one as well called the Lunocet, full of titanium goodness and apparently to cost about 800 to 1500 dollars. http://www.subhumanproject.com/ Check out the link to the high speed diving section. Should be interesting, I am a keen spearfisherman so anything that can get me deeper with less effort is handy. Probably a bit out of my pricerange for a while though.
Sure but how long until malware sites have all of the defaults for the web interfaces of the linksys, netgear, dlink, cisco gear. Change DNS server properties and game over SOHO users.
the words Jesus; Christ and Jesusland are all registered trademarks of JesusCorp, please cease and desist from illegally stealing our IP or we will have the government sue you.
http://hriders.com/
For those who don't RTFA
It, too, has its plugs, but they're for the iTunes Music Store and the iPod--far more relevant than the "TweakMASTER Pro", "FreeMem Pro", and "System Mechanic" software offered at Real.
They only have adds for that software because after installing it you NEED to claim back some memory, tweak your startup settings and fix your registry. Very helpfull I thought.