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I think you misunderstood. I build systems all the time, budget/parts/useage are all things that I'm capable of handling myself. Additionally, I already answered some of the questions you posted. The machine will be used to handle CG applications, rendering, and light compositing. I probably...
I work for a computer graphics studio that has recently seen a lot of success and popularity with the commercial and ride simulator industry. As we continue to grow (and I continue to get increased wages), I find myself wanting my own workstation. As the person who's been at the studio the...
We're trying to figure out whether we'll be able to output HD Stereoscopic Projection, but in order to do this, we'd need to be able to output 1980 over two displays. Is the 8800GTS capable of this resolution?
Thanks for the suggestion on the PSU. And regarding the RAM, I hear you, I've always bought Corsair or Crucial and they're sort of lacking in the neck of the woods I'm shopping in. Since I've at least heard of OCZ, I'll probably end up going with them.
I appreciate all the responses.
Regarding the Mac Pro - it's something I *hadn't* thought of, honestly, but I can still beat it's price point and I don't need OSX. The above will probably run $2700 after the $500 video card and shipping, and it simply nails the $2500 Mac Pro to the floor...
Was hoping to get some feedback on a machine I'm building for the head of my CG studio. I don't know a whole lot about the Intel side of the fence, but it's obvious that's where to go now. He's got a big budget and says "He doesn't want to worry about needing to buy another machine for at...
I'm selling my two month old Macbook Pro 2.33 w/ 2GB of ram and the upgraded 160GB hard drive for $2175. I'll include a brand new 60GB iPod Photo for an additional $175 (going to have it replaced under warranty, was just going to ebay the replacement).
The reason I'm selling is because I'm...
I'm going to definitely post this here, but I was hoping fellow Mac users could point me in the right direction for selling my 2 month old Macbook Pro. As someone in the computer animation industry, the addition of a Geforce 8 Mobile series is just too tempting and I'm looking to sell my...
Does the power button typically have a ground as well, or am I just going to be looking for a single pin? I think I have a pretty good idea of which of the pins is the power, but if I'm right that means there's only one pin, not two.
This, to me, is the most undesirable type of hardware work. Replacing the motherboard in a computer made by a major manufacturer. In this case, a Sony Vaio VGC-RB40. I ordered an Asus P5L-VM and have everything installed fine (I think, anyway), but the front panel connectors to the Vaio...
So I just bought a DVI KVM switch for dual displays to two different computers. It's controlling two Chimei 22" wide displays and they're going to two machines which both have QuadroFX cards. The KVM brand is Linkskey, it's the one of two KVMs for this purpose on Newegg.
The problem I'm...
Thanks for your helpful answer SethK.
In response to the other two, the debate as to whether we're going to be using a KVM or not is not a question that's up for answering. This is an environment where such a device is absolutely necessary, and it has to accomodate two widescreen LCDs going...