How much HDD Space does your Computer have?

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Heeey! :offended: they took away 173 of my posts...Oh well best get myself back to 10,000 before 6th ot I'm doomed....

me....12 Gb :offended: :'( I just backed my documents to CDs....:offended: NO FAIR!!!

Anyways, I'm upgrading my computer :D £150, for this:

New motherboard (£25) [ebuyer]

Product Description: MSI 649 Neo-V - mainboard - ATX - SiS649
Product Type: Mainboard
Form Factor: ATX
Dimensions (WxDxH): 30.5 cm x 18.5 cm
Chipset Type: SiS649 / SiS965L
Max Bus Speed: 800 MHz
Processor: 0 ( 1 ) - LGA775 Socket
Compatible Processors: Pentium 4, Celeron D
RAM: 0 MB (installed) / 2 GB (max)
Supported RAM Technology: DDR SDRAM
Storage Controller: ATA-133, Serial ATA-150
Audio Output: Sound card - 5.1 channel surround
Networking: Network adapter - Ethernet, Fast Ethernet

And a new processor :happy: (£55.34)

Product Description: Intel Pentium 4 524 / 3.06 GHz processor
Product Type: Processor
Processor Type: Intel Pentium 4 524
64-bit Computing: Yes
Processor Socket: LGA775 Socket
Clock Speed: 3.06 GHz
Bus Speed: 533 MHz
Manufacturing Process: 90 nm
Cache Memory: L2 Advanced Transfer Cache - 1 MB
Features: Hyper-Threading Technology, Intel Extended Memory 64 Technology, Execute Disable Bit capability
Compatible Slots: 1 x processor - LGA775 Socket
Manufacturer Warranty: 3 years warranty

Plus a HDD (£28.19) [eBuyer :wub:]

80Gb :) [That'll be good enuf until i get a second job and get myself 3 1400 Gbs from USA :happy: ;)]
 
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ok i think i understand this afta the screen shots 61-80 GB i think :D

iqqy i have no idea wat ur on about :hiding: haha h8 comp stuff :offended:
ma'salamah
 
Iqram said:
Heeey! :offended: they took away 173 of my posts...Oh well best get myself back to 10,000 before 6th ot I'm doomed....

me....12 Gb :offended: :'( I just backed my documents to CDs....:offended: NO FAIR!!!

Anyways, I'm upgrading my computer :D £150, for this:

New motherboard (£25) [ebuyer]

Product Description: MSI 649 Neo-V - mainboard - ATX - SiS649
Product Type: Mainboard
Form Factor: ATX
Dimensions (WxDxH): 30.5 cm x 18.5 cm
Chipset Type: SiS649 / SiS965L
Max Bus Speed: 800 MHz
Processor: 0 ( 1 ) - LGA775 Socket
Compatible Processors: Pentium 4, Celeron D
RAM: 0 MB (installed) / 2 GB (max)
Supported RAM Technology: DDR SDRAM
Storage Controller: ATA-133, Serial ATA-150
Audio Output: Sound card - 5.1 channel surround
Networking: Network adapter - Ethernet, Fast Ethernet

And a new processor :happy: (£55.34)

Product Description: Intel Pentium 4 524 / 3.06 GHz processor
Product Type: Processor
Processor Type: Intel Pentium 4 524
64-bit Computing: Yes
Processor Socket: LGA775 Socket
Clock Speed: 3.06 GHz
Bus Speed: 533 MHz
Manufacturing Process: 90 nm
Cache Memory: L2 Advanced Transfer Cache - 1 MB
Features: Hyper-Threading Technology, Intel Extended Memory 64 Technology, Execute Disable Bit capability
Compatible Slots: 1 x processor - LGA775 Socket
Manufacturer Warranty: 3 years warranty

Plus a HDD (£28.19) [eBuyer :wub:]

80Gb :) [That'll be good enuf until i get a second job and get myself 3 1400 Gbs from USA :happy: ;)]
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You made some good choices. Should last a long time. The Motherboard has lots of room for upgrades as new Hardware comes out. Don't skimp on the RAM memory get 2 one gig sticks. I believe that although it shows the RAM capacity as 2 gig you will be able to use 2 gig sticks when they get affordable and have a total of 4 gigs. The RAM is one of the biggest factors for performance. Can never have too much.
 
Woodrow said:
You made some good choices. Should last a long time. The Motherboard has lots of room for upgrades as new Hardware comes out. Don't skimp on the RAM memory get 2 one gig sticks. I believe that although it shows the RAM capacity as 2 gig you will be able to use 2 gig sticks when they get affordable and have a total of 4 gigs. The RAM is one of the biggest factors for performance. Can never have too much.
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*strokes few prickles [AKA my lil' beard :p]*....Hmmm

Yeah, I'm going to have to buy new RAM too...Forgot about that :grumbling :hiding: :offended: :rant: +£30....or perhaps $30 [£15] (Best buy :happy::happy::happy::happy::happy:) for two 1 Gb sticks....I'm a bit skint unless I get a second job....Inshallah, I'll have enough by the end of this year to upgrade :) [Pray I get my second job...PLEASE!!!]

But oh wait...eBuyer has done it once again :)

1GB DDR PC2700 333MHz 184pin Extra Value Ram (£13.46) :wub: I LOVE EBUYER ;D

So I'll have 2 of those.....I'll have to wait until they update their prices and stuff....Sometimes what you see isn't always trustable.
 
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Dahir said:
I have 9GB total, and I'm down to 2GB. :uhwhat
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Your quickest, easiest and cheapest upgrade would be to get a USB external HDD and upgrade your mother board to the max. RAM it can hold. Would give you lots of gig, more spead and not cost a fortune, then you can join the many GIG club.
 
ahhhh lol big respect to woodrow - nice diagram , this thread has certainly gave me the giggles .... i wish i had a com that sized up to woodrows! i guess this thread was a joke.. yeh i laughed
 

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