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PCs come of age.

From: revlish22 Dec 2007 22:05
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Whats next after PCI-E 2.0, DDR2/3, SATA II, and Dual Core?

 

The future will be fucked up by that time.

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From: koswix22 Dec 2007 22:17
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PCIe 3, DDR 4, SATA 3, Quad Core. Tbh x 2gb
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From: revlish23 Dec 2007 02:48
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This is scary.
Why?

 

Because older PCs werent up to total experience acceptable levels.
Hardware is now becoming like the jump from sub-light travel to hyperspace.

 

Hardware today handles everything very well because it's awesome. Really awesome.

 

Win 98SE (older PCspec ) too XP (todays PC spec) was a must.

 

But future PCs like Vista dont really need to be a.

 

Im talkgin shits...
ni ite all.

EDITED: 23 Dec 2007 03:38 by KOSWIX
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From: Dave!!24 Dec 2007 17:35
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We're still on plain old SATA actually.

 

SATA-II is the (former) name of the organisation behind SATA.

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From: THERE IS NO GOD BUT (RENDLE)26 Dec 2007 18:16
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Intel's roadmap shows native 16-core processors for mid-2009. That'll be my next upgrade, then.
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From: koswix26 Dec 2007 18:47
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Wonder if my Athlon XP will hold out till then...
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