Isthis guy for real??

GooSE · 29th July 2001, 11:32 AM

I'm not a computer expert or anything, but it sounds like this computer in the PCDB is made up. If I was gonna make up a computer, I wouldn't put stuff like this in it.

Socket 8 Asus motherboard (aren't these for Pentium Pro?)
Quad Duron 700's
Overclocked to 1900Mhz @ 4.1V vcore
2 ATA100 SCSI drives stand alone
2 ATA100 SCSI drives in a RAID 50 array
Soundblaster Live with ISA interface
128K modem (ISDN maybe??)
Running Windows 2000XP

All this is apparently "watercooled with twin fans", but I doubt water would be able to keep a 4.1V duron cool!! If this is not a fake computer, im going to die!

Minion · 29th July 2001, 1:03 PM

LOL

SpecGen · 29th July 2001, 1:06 PM

lol..

Someone having a bit of fun or something.

Auriga · 29th July 2001, 1:06 PM

haha thats got bullshit written all over it

Fortigurn · 29th July 2001, 1:35 PM

Um... isn't ATA-100 an IDE standard?
If he'd wanted to be really schmick, he should at least have said something which sounded like a SCSI standard - like 'Ultra-Ultra-Really-Amazingly-Wide' or something.

Sonic · 29th July 2001, 2:12 PM

Just out of interest, under what name is that PCDB entry? I'd love to have a brief look

Sonic

Epoch · 29th July 2001, 2:41 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by GooSE 2 ATA100 SCSI drives in a RAID 50 array

I liked that bit the best.

To start with, there isn't a "Raid 50" level. 53, yes, but not 50. Raid 53 also needs a minimum of 5 drives, so I don't see how he's using two.

(taken from http://www.acnc.com/04_01_53.html)

fryboy · 29th July 2001, 4:01 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Fortigurn
Um... isn't ATA-100 an IDE standard?
If he'd wanted to be really schmick, he should at least have said something which sounded like a SCSI standard - like 'Ultra-Ultra-Really-Amazingly-Wide' or something.

Ever heard of the KT7(A)-RAID? Of course IDE raid is possible, both in software and hardware.

Fryboy

Dave · 29th July 2001, 4:01 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Sonic
Just out of interest, under what name is that PCDB entry? I'd love to have a brief look

Sonic

http://www.overclockers.com.au/pcdb/...ts&name=dr_hex

He was easy enough to find, not many quad Durons in the PCDB

alan · 29th July 2001, 4:27 PM

what a loser, my quad duron setup got well over 2ghz

hehe

Dogg · 29th July 2001, 5:33 PM

What a moron, everybody knows you only have to bridge the "Run processors in series" jumper on the motherboard to get a 700x4=2800Ghz, and at close to stock voltage to.
Jeeez what a fool.

Epoch · 29th July 2001, 5:40 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by fryboy

Ever heard of the KT7(A)-RAID? Of course IDE raid is possible, both in software and hardware.

Fryboy

Yes...

But there is no such thing as "ATA 100 SCSI".

Deanodriver · 29th July 2001, 7:40 PM

that is pure bullshit

they probably said they run RDRAM as well......

some people.........

BurnFEST · 29th July 2001, 9:08 PM

No No...its a RDRAM/DDR Mix it runs so much faster....

Bah quad duron...u should see my Hex 486

Shows that ppl do post bullshit in the PCDB...i mean this one is obvious, but im sure theres a lot in there with tiny changes, just to look good...

ahh well...

Burn.

Deanodriver · 29th July 2001, 9:16 PM

Boo Hoo

Octal Pentium 4 :P

with an overclocked Geforce 4 Ultra
and a 2TB HDD
running Windows XP version 12.0

/me knows he is talking total BS :P

29th July 2001, 11:32 AM	#1
GooSE Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Sydney Posts: 6,423	Isthis guy for real?? I'm not a computer expert or anything, but it sounds like this computer in the PCDB is made up. If I was gonna make up a computer, I wouldn't put stuff like this in it. Socket 8 Asus motherboard (aren't these for Pentium Pro?) Quad Duron 700's Overclocked to 1900Mhz @ 4.1V vcore 2 ATA100 SCSI drives stand alone 2 ATA100 SCSI drives in a RAID 50 array Soundblaster Live with ISA interface 128K modem (ISDN maybe??) Running Windows 2000XP All this is apparently "watercooled with twin fans", but I doubt water would be able to keep a 4.1V duron cool!! If this is not a fake computer, im going to die! Last edited by GooSE; 29th July 2001 at 11:38 AM.

29th July 2001, 1:03 PM	#2
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29th July 2001, 9:08 PM	#14
BurnFEST Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: NE Suburbs, Adelaide. Posts: 785	No No...its a RDRAM/DDR Mix it runs so much faster.... Bah quad duron...u should see my Hex 486 Shows that ppl do post bullshit in the PCDB...i mean this one is obvious, but im sure theres a lot in there with tiny changes, just to look good... ahh well... Burn. __________________ http://sifnt.net.au/ \| djdoboy.com \| Digitally Imported Rik: "OverSteerers Australia - If it's not on fire, it can go sideways into a pole." deadEd: " I've got no clear preference between the two, so I voted Pepsi because it has more letters than Coke"

29th July 2001, 1:06 PM	#3
SpecGen Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Brisbane Posts: 514	lol.. Someone having a bit of fun or something.

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Auriga Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Warnbro, WA Posts: 1,185	haha thats got bullshit written all over it

29th July 2001, 1:35 PM	#5
Fortigurn Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: taipei.tw Posts: 11,962	Um... isn't ATA-100 an IDE standard? If he'd wanted to be really schmick, he should at least have said something which sounded like a SCSI standard - like 'Ultra-Ultra-Really-Amazingly-Wide' or something.

29th July 2001, 4:27 PM	#10
alan Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Montreal, Canada Posts: 328	what a loser, my quad duron setup got well over 2ghz hehe

29th July 2001, 5:33 PM	#11
Dogg Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Sunshine Coast Posts: 25	What a moron, everybody knows you only have to bridge the "Run processors in series" jumper on the motherboard to get a 700x4=2800Ghz, and at close to stock voltage to. Jeeez what a fool.

29th July 2001, 9:16 PM	#15
Deanodriver Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Melbourne Posts: 7,440	Boo Hoo Octal Pentium 4 :P with an overclocked Geforce 4 Ultra and a 2TB HDD running Windows XP version 12.0 /me knows he is talking total BS :P __________________ sifnt.net.au \| I brew, therefore I am.