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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Sydney
Posts: 2,722
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My main dev rig is (doing web dev)
A 1st gen MacBook Pro, 2.16Ghz, 2Gb RAM running a text editor and a Apache/PHP/MySQL test environment, using both the inbuilt laptop screen and a Chimei 22". Next to that, a box running Windows XP, just to see how the pages that I'm building are rendering in various Windows based browsers |
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Sydney NSW / Seattle USA
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Main: MBP 15" - Core i5 2.4 - 8GB - 512GB Crucial m4 SSD Server: E6600 - 4GB - 4.32TB - ATI 4350 HDMI Folding for team 24 |
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Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Victoria Park, Perth, WA
Posts: 539
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You just made my day
![]() I've found for the sort of stuff I do (mainly interpreted languages such as PHP, Python and Ruby) a beefy cpu can make a huge difference, especially in Ruby on Windows (which is notoriously slow. Switching between this relatively bad 2.6Ghz Celeron and the AMD X2 4200+ or whatever it is (I cant remember the proper name), there is a huge boost in the startup time of the interpreter. Add a Web Stack running inside a testing VM performance can get slow :|. Also, I agree with the widescreen monitors / dual monitors statement - tending towards dual w/ widescreens. Why? Documentation on One Screen (If you need it), The IDE / Editor on the other. Thats my (not very helpful) 2 cents
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