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I find KDE to be faster, cleaner and better designed than GNOME.xboxrulz

Haven't been at Xisto for a while but I have been busy with my rig and here's my latest specs: Name: BLUTYPHOON Processor: AMD Phenom II 810 @ 3 GHz Motherboard: ASUS M3A RAM: 4 x 2 GB G.Skill HK Series DDR2-800 Graphics: XFX Radeon HD 4850 Sound: Auzentech X-Raider 7.1 More of my specs and for latest specs here: https://kwokinator.com/computer-specs/ Here's my CPU-Z screenshot: http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=995108 Cheers, xboxrulz

Dude, I'm sure you can find something like the XServe to be something that a lot of users will access to and grab resources off of. I know there are credit card companies that uses MacOS X XServes to handle credit card transactions. xboxrulz

lol, i know, but in English, at least in Canada, it's proper to say happy holidays. However, in Quebec and other French speaking communities, it's Merry Christmas is the proper term. xboxrulz

I don't remember Solaris coming with aptitude. Last check, it uses it's own package manager. Only Nexenta uses APT-GET.xboxrulz

Skype and iTunes works perfectly here. I've been running 64-bit OS ever since I built this new rig back in 2008. I don't play Guitar Hero at all and def. never even touched the PC version so I don't know if it's just lacking drivers. This, you need to talk to Aspyr about 64-bit support as they were the ones who ported the game. xboxrulz

There are indeed improvements to Windows 7. However, if you're on Windows Vista, there's not much important improvements that is worth the $100+ upgrade from Vista.If you're on Windows XP, you have to get off XP and go Vista/7. I've had almost no problems with Vista ever since SP1 even if there were problems they're just minor user solvable issues. xboxrulz

I just got a license for Windows Server 2008 R2, it's not bad, but not much of an improvement over Windows Server 2008 (you can replace Server 2008 R2 with Windows 7 and Server 2008 with Vista as the server versions aren't much different than their consumer counterpart when you don't count the server features). More on my impressions here: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ xboxrulz

I use Kaffeine for Xine. xboxrulz

I prefer Xine but MPlayer is just as good. If you don't want to care about codecs and etc., just use VLC. xboxrulz

Ya, I'm running the RTM version of Windows Server 2008 R2 since 2 days ago. I did my full impression/review of it at my website here: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ The RTM version is basically small tweaks and critical bug fixes of the RC version. RC version is 90+% of what RTM is. xboxrulz

Most of those laptops in the 300 - 500 pounds is usually poorly constructed compared to laptops in the 1000 pound range regardless if it's Mac or PCs. I have a Mac laptop and it is built sturdier than my friend's PC laptop, my laptop requires a lot less repairs than the PC counterpart. However, PC laptops that are in the same price range for my Mac is about the same in sturdiness so, it's all about you get what you paid for. Also, I'm no artsy guy, I'm a computer science student and I would rather have a Mac for a laptop than a PC laptop. For desktops, I have a PC at home. xboxrulz

AMD didn't do that which I was surprised they didn't. I'm pretty sure AMD's doing this a marketing ploy since some enthusiasts would actually buy extra processors just to see if they can unlock them. We are already barely keeping up with Moore's Law right now, so I doubt we can get 1000 THz w/ 1024 cores. It's gonna be a tough squeeze as there may not be enough physical space to squeeze so many cores. I bet in the future we will have to invent a better point-to-point connection and have regular consumer running 2 physical CPUs just to keep up the performance demands. That and require programmers to be much more efficient than they are now. xboxrulz

that comes with restrictions like you must have ACC on your motherboard (any southbridges like SB710 and 750) and unlocking isn't guaranteed. If you do get to unlock, they may or may not be stable. deltatux

yes, the Phenom II 810 is a quadcore. The full name for this processor is the Phenom II X4 810. However, most people don't bother to write that as the model number already signifies that it's a quad core. Phenom II 500 --> quad core with two cores disabled w/ full 6 MB L3 Cache Phenom II 700 --> quad core with one core disabled w/ 6 MB L3 Cache Phenom II 800 --> quad core with no cores disabled w/ 4 MB L3 Cache (2 MB of its 6 MB L3 Cache disabled) Phenom II 900 --> quad core with no cores disabled w/ 6 MB L3 Cache There's no Phenom II 600 as of yet. deltatux