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yeah pretty sure that both cores are working! :D i always look at the task manager to make sure of that. thanks for the concern bad_brain! BTW i really like your site man! pretty cool!
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if both cores show up in task manager it's fine, in the old BIOS versions only 1 core was displayed... :)

and thanks, I am glad you like it....but it's not "my" site, it's ours, without all the fine people here it would be nothing... :D

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my system specc atm

cpu; AMD x2 64 6000+ 3.11ghz
ram; 2x Kingston ValueR. DDR2 2GB 1066mhz
mb; MSI K9A2 Platinum
G-card; 2x geforce 9800GT physX 512mb
storage; 1 250gig and 1 1tb
screens; 2x philips 22" 2ms

misc
keybord; logitech G15
mouse; logitech MX518
mousepad; Qpad|CT

had to save for a while :P

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bad_brain wrote:and thanks, I am glad you like it....but it's not "my" site, it's ours, without all the fine people here it would be nothing... :D
Bad brain i think the same, this sire is awesome, and the community of this site is so helpful. 8)
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nice setup hiper! glad to see that your an amd fan too!

anyways cool site bad_brain! :D 8O

ei moudy. i see that you live in the loopback address... hehehe. :D
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ei people... you see this friend of mine wants to trade his 2 Sticks of PQi 1GB DDR2 800 RAM with my 2 sticks of Kingston 1GB DDR2 667 RAM. i asked him why wud he want to do that since my RAM is lower than his. he said that he just wants the brand kingston in his machine. i just want to get an opinion from you guys on what you think about the brand PQi and if i shud accept the trade and give up my kingston for a PQi. i have tested his RAM on my machine ran a RAM benchmark on it with pc wizard and everything seems to be fine and doing ok. i'm asking for your opinion cuz PQi is not a well known brand here in the Philippines. in fact i barely even know the brand and how long has it been in business. i checked they're website though it said that pqi was established in 1997 in taiwan. just give your opinion guys. thanks in advance.
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nice hiper, the AMD x2 64 6000+ 3.11GhZ CPU seems to be pretty popular (using it too), there is also one with 3.0 GhZ (also named X2 6000+) with a different core and more L2 cache (2x1mb instead of 2x512kb), but the 3.11GhZ one is still the better option imo because it only needs 89 Watts instead of 125.

Pong, I checked some reviews about different PQi RAM modules and found nothing negative. if all works right (don't just boot, also challenge the RAM a little by playing a game for example) I see no reason not to switch.
I also have never heard of PQi before, but it seems not to be an "actually-no-name" manufacturer....:-k

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Pong, I checked some reviews about different PQi RAM modules and found nothing negative. if all works right (don't just boot, also challenge the RAM a little by playing a game for example) I see no reason not to switch.
I also have never heard of PQi before, but it seems not to be an "actually-no-name" manufacturer....
thanks for the advice bad_brain! i have exchange the RAM i now use the PQi from my friend nothing seems to have changed in speeds tho. anyways i tried playing some heavy games like NFS Prostreet, Devil May Cry 4, Call of Duty: World at War, Warcraft 3: The Frozen Throne, and left 4 dead. i played for 5 hours and Everything went well. i also kept my machine turned on for 24hours and it was still stable.

and now to update my system unit specs post:

Motherboard:Jetway M26GT3-SVP NF-MCP61
Processor: AMD Athlon 64x2 Dual Core Processor 6000+ 3.11Ghz (Stock Frequency)
Processor Codename: Brisbane
Ram: 2 Sticks PQi 1 GB DDR2 800
Video Card: Sparkle 9500GT 1GB 128bit
Hard Drive 1: 80GB IDE Seagate Baracudda
Hard Drive 2: 160GB SATA Samsung
CD/DVD Drive: Sony Optiarc DVD RAM SATA 20x
Power Supply: Zeno 600watts max output
Casing: Typical black ATX

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This is my system currently

Processor Intel(R) Core(TM)2 CPU 6600 @ 2.40GHz
Memory (RAM) 2 GB
Graphics NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GTS
Sata Hard Drive
Sata DvD Burner

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check out my system unit's photos in the System Show Off Thread
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Pong18 wrote:I will buy 600watts power supply today.
Always buy more watts than you need, you should probably buy something close to 1000watts this time around, that way you can always reuse it in a new system down the road.

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having read ur reply i started looking for a 1k watts psu. i was unable to find 1. highest available is 650watts in the meantime. i bought 600watts. i have no more budget for the 650 twas branded so it was expensive.
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Pong I used to build servers - the 650w should be fine.
If you need to have a RAID or external storage, web/FTP server - build another PC and network them.

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well the 650 was branded and expensive and its the only available in the 650watts plane. the brand was gigabyte and had a price tag of Php3,800.00 compared to 600watts ZENO that had a price tag of only Php550.00. i am dreaming of buying it tho.
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Processor intel celeron 2.60 ghz

ram 2 gig


graphics nvidia gforce fx5500 250 meg


sata hard drive 80 gig


dvd burner

compact disc rewriter

running windows xp 7 viena
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