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UKN · 08-23-2006, 05:06 PM

Wow you really don't know much about computers, do you?

First off, what in the hell will you ever need 1TB worth of space for? In a year of owning a computer with 350 gigs, I have filled up all of about 120. That includes a ton of video game ISO's, over 40 gigs of music and alot of Adobe projects. There's a big difference between buying a good computer, and wasting money.

Also, what are you using this computer for? For christ's sake, unless you are a hardcore 3-D graphics designer, you won't need all this shit. By the time a game comes out that will even require any of this, you could buy the system for $3,000 less. Honestly you are a moron for wanting to splurge all this money on brand new technology, where as you can be smart and buy it later on down the road when it is actually needed and has become the standard.

Also, two sticks is indeed better than one, because two sticks can spread tasks and memory, as well as channeling together to make everything faster.

08-23-2006, 05:06 PM	#10
UKN Gigadelic UKN is offline Join Date: Jun 2006 UKN's Collection Posts: 408 Marketplace Rating: 0	Wow you really don't know much about computers, do you? First off, what in the hell will you ever need 1TB worth of space for? In a year of owning a computer with 350 gigs, I have filled up all of about 120. That includes a ton of video game ISO's, over 40 gigs of music and alot of Adobe projects. There's a big difference between buying a good computer, and wasting money. Also, what are you using this computer for? For christ's sake, unless you are a hardcore 3-D graphics designer, you won't need all this shit. By the time a game comes out that will even require any of this, you could buy the system for $3,000 less. Honestly you are a moron for wanting to splurge all this money on brand new technology, where as you can be smart and buy it later on down the road when it is actually needed and has become the standard. Also, two sticks is indeed better than one, because two sticks can spread tasks and memory, as well as channeling together to make everything faster.