Thread: Computers of the 20th & 21st Century - Page 2 - AllDeaf.com

new addition to my collections waradrobe...

Quote: Originally Posted by Foxrac Wow, 24 GB RAM is great for hundred of apps running at same time, even alot of videos. Actually they're best suited for supercomputer calculations, very complex photoshop projects, heavy 3-D renderings....more RAM...the faster a heavy task application runs.

Quote: Originally Posted by Christer Same to me I won't upgrade i7 or newer cpu in future with usb 3.0 sata 6 etc. I am very satisfied with my currently computer. My motherboard's memory max is 12GB. Yup, I believe that many motherboard with USB 3.0, SATA 6.0 and updated PCI Express (3.0) would be in around 2011, so DDR3 will become over 50% of RAM market as DDR2 goes down and down.

Quote: Originally Posted by Foxrac You can max at 16 GB RAM, depends on motherboard. wow, hate to think how much all that RAMs would cost

Quote: Originally Posted by Foxrac You can max at 16 GB RAM, depends on motherboard. They can go up to 24gb RAM. I do not feel like to search for higher than 24gb RAM. Quote: Originally Posted by Grummer wow, hate to think how much all that RAMs would cost I was good enough check newegg's website. No time for me to search. DDR3 1066 (PC3 8500) (2 x 2gb) 4 gb - start at $70 (not see any lower than $69.) DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) (2 x 2gb) 4...

Quote: Originally Posted by JClarke Oh yeah, sorry. He invented Windows OS - thats how he became stupid and rich No offense, Bill no, he don't invented Windows OS, they custom from original idea of Xeox to Mac to Windows to their own.

I first got platium Mac Plus computer that s expensive cost over $2000. but I had bought used one from my sister. that s under $1,000.

Quote: Originally Posted by JClarke Good enuff for FBI to check out plenty of videos at the same time So true..

Quote: Originally Posted by Foxrac Yup, I believe that many motherboard with USB 3.0, SATA 6.0 and updated PCI Express (3.0) would be in around 2011, so DDR3 will become over 50% of RAM market as DDR2 goes down and down. .... and DDR4 memory would be released in 2012. __________________ ~Snazzy Style 2002

Quote: Originally Posted by Foxrac He's not interested in crazy powerful computer. I wouldn't upgrade to i7 Core until few years when USB 3.0, SATA 6 Gbit/s and recent updated PCI express are ready to be standard in motherboard. Same to me I won't upgrade until i7 or newer cpu in future with usb 3.0 sata 6 etc. I am very satisfied with my currently computer. My motherboard's memory max is 12GB.