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Norton Home Office PC Build: No More Videos… Pics Instead!

Started by dponce80 · 7 months ago

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By David Ponce
So here I was, thinking my low-qual video was at least moderately entertaining, despite being, well… horribly low quality (not so hot for an overhyped N96 video, to tell you the ... Continue reading »

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  • LukeAnderson

    7 months ago

    You're selling it all wrong man. You're not supposed to say "low-quality", just call it "artistic" and people will come from miles to see your brilliant view of today's technological society.

    But to answer your question, yes, you're obsessed with it ;)
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  • dponce80

    7 months ago

    Lol... Is that so? I think you're totally right. People should come to OhGizmo for our fancy Artistes...
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  • Rob

    7 months ago

    Not bad, although the CPU is fairly dated, and you could've gotten something a bit beefier for your $1000 budget....perhaps an E8400...

    Also, whenever I see a stock heatsink used I simply cringe. I know there's nothing wrong with using one for an Office PC where you're not planning to overclock...but they're just so bad...>.>

    Anyway, it's looking good :) Those HDDs with the 32MB cache should be pumping out around 80mbps so that's great as well- nice, speedy start ups...lets hope the aged 4600 won't drag your system down.
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  • dponce80

    7 months ago

    Actually, its speedy as hell. I bought an oversized Ultra cooler, but in the end I didn't put it in. Not sure why. Like you said, it seemed like overkill for something that's supposed to be an office machine.

    But no, it's fast. Those 4GB of RAM sure help. :)
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