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Bit of a historical question: MS-DOS
Yousuf Khan wrote:
I started this thread originally, and my original question has long since been answered. Not sure why this thread is still going. No thread can end without flames. 8) |
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Bit of a historical question: MS-DOS
chrisv wrote:
I recently spoiled my daughter with a $360 (yikes) AMD 7870 card. 2GB of RAM, on the video card! |
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Bit of a historical question: MS-DOS
On Thu, 05 Jul 2012 11:08:13 -0500, chrisv wrote:
wrote: Never left .chips, just been lurking for five years, or so, though. x86 is so last century. ;-) It's certainly less interesting. "More cores." Yawn. My almost 6-year-old Core 2 Duo E6400 (overclocked to 2.66 GHz! 8) still performs close-enough to the latest-and-greatest to not matter, for me. I've completely switched to laptops. I have parts for two systems, one still sitting in the closet. I never put them together. The intention was to run Linux on one but I couldn't get it booted. GDR In the good-old-days (or were they the bad-old days) I was building a new machine every two years like clockwork. I was building a lot more than that. But then again, I was getting paid to do it. ;-) There's still some interesting action in the video card area. I recently spoiled my daughter with a $360 (yikes) AMD 7870 card. Why? I'm not a gamer. The lamest modern graphics is good enough. I do like big displays (note the plural), though. |
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Bit of a historical question: MS-DOS
On Thu, 05 Jul 2012 11:08:46 -0500, chrisv wrote:
Yousuf Khan wrote: I started this thread originally, and my original question has long since been answered. Not sure why this thread is still going. No thread can end without flames. 8) With flames, it cannot end. ;-) |
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Bit of a historical question: MS-DOS
"chrisv" added:
chrisv wrote: I recently spoiled my daughter with a $360 (yikes) AMD 7870 card. 2GB of RAM, on the video card! Hmmm... Check with Crucial. They might have an upgrade kit for that. *TimDaniels* |
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Bit of a historical question: MS-DOS
On Thu, 5 Jul 2012 13:11:32 -0700, Timothy Daniels wrote:
"chrisv" added: chrisv wrote: I recently spoiled my daughter with a $360 (yikes) AMD 7870 card. 2GB of RAM, on the video card! Hmmm... Check with Crucial. They might have an upgrade kit for that. *TimDaniels* Unlikely. -- Gene E. Bloch (Stumbling Bloch) |
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Bit of a historical question: MS-DOS
Gene E. Bloch wrote:
On Thu, 5 Jul 2012 13:11:32 -0700, Timothy Daniels wrote: "chrisv" added: chrisv wrote: I recently spoiled my daughter with a $360 (yikes) AMD 7870 card. 2GB of RAM, on the video card! Hmmm... Check with Crucial. They might have an upgrade kit for that. *TimDaniels* Unlikely. I interpreted that as a little humor on Tims part :-) RAM chips are soldered down on modern video cards. My old Matrox, with like 2MB of video RAM on it, had a socket for more RAM. But that was eons ago. When dinosaurs ruled the skies. Paul |
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Bit of a historical question: MS-DOS
"Paul" opined:
Gene E. Bloch wrote: Timothy Daniels wrote: "chrisv" added: chrisv wrote: I recently spoiled my daughter with a $360 (yikes) AMD 7870 card. 2GB of RAM, on the video card! Hmmm... Check with Crucial. They might have an upgrade kit for that. *TimDaniels* Unlikely. I interpreted that as a little humor on Tims part :-) Hell, NO! Zallman is coming out with water cooled heatsinks for the denser RAM chips! :-) *TimDaniels* |
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Bit of a historical question: MS-DOS
Gene E. Bloch wrote:
Timothy Daniels wrote: "chrisv" added: chrisv wrote: I recently spoiled my daughter with a $360 (yikes) AMD 7870 card. 2GB of RAM, on the video card! Hmmm... Check with Crucial. They might have an upgrade kit for that. Unlikely. I believe that he was joking. |
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Bit of a historical question: MS-DOS
On Fri, 06 Jul 2012 09:29:50 -0500, chrisv wrote:
Gene E. Bloch wrote: Timothy Daniels wrote: "chrisv" added: chrisv wrote: I recently spoiled my daughter with a $360 (yikes) AMD 7870 card. 2GB of RAM, on the video card! Hmmm... Check with Crucial. They might have an upgrade kit for that. Unlikely. I believe that he was joking. Could be. I didn't recognize the poster's name, and sillier things have been said in great earnestness. But then, funnier things have fooled me in the past :-) -- Gene E. Bloch (Stumbling Bloch) |
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