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  1. Are you both homo? I would so tap that...
  2. Hell no! It really does depend what you want to use the CPU for, modelling/Game design - Intel because of their technology. I would always go AMD for gaming though.
  3. Yes, but on w3schools it states box model, better not confuse the lad.
  4. First thing you need to know for designing a website are CSS and HTML. CSS - Cascade Styling Sheets, basically it gives a website that nice look! If you want to design a professional looking website you need to know CSS. HTML is, well HTML, it has your forms, hyperlinks etc. You can find all you need at; http://www.w3schools.com/ When looking at CSS tutorials, make sure to read about box models, all website these days use them.
  5. Ooh sounds very nice! Keep up all the good work Higher Ups!
  6. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834200060 Cheapest Blu-Ray $1.3k http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834214049
  7. He says what I think!
  8. [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIL2MaHrY7E][/url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIL2MaHrY7E What can I say?
  9. Now then I'm not as busy, here's a setup that will do you fine for atleast two years, with upgrades; Overclocked Intel 2 Quad (3.6GHz liquid cooled) are still rather good CPU's... Final price is around ~€780
  10. Very nice build, are there any other options for a different motherboard, i would seriously recommend going with DDR3 memory, cheaper AND a lot better. Other then that, very nice build.
  11. I know that, but wanting to BUY a good gaming PC for €800 is quite hard, I just put the build your own as a option, doesn't mean he has to take it.
  12. If you are going to buy a pre-built system, get these; http://3xs.scan.co.uk/ http://3xs.scan.co.uk/ShowSystem.asp?SystemID=1122 ^ Should do you just fine. Building a computer is actually quite easy once you know what you're doing, the first every computer I made I had to end up screwing the motherboard out twice because I forgot to put other stuff in first... If you are interested in building your first computer, there some some great tutorials on google.

  13. 3 years

    topic replied to Tweezy's Eldest in Off Topic

    09 ftw! I feel like I've been here a lot longer though...
  14. Tweezy

    Hey man, can I rejoin the MC Admin Team please? Now that Virus has left I think I would be useful :)

     

    If I do come back, first thing I'll want to do is to setup a test server using a new Server Wrapper (SS is glitched to fuck) as well as using the same mods, want to see if it's smoother, less lagg etc.

     

    Get back to me ASAP please!

     

    Cheers

  15. Tweezy

    http://www.steamgamers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=44959

     

    He got banned from another community for lagging/crashing servers and also mic spamming, thought you would like to know.

  16. Tweezy

    Post from

     

    http://www.steamgamers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=44888&p=577252#post577252

     

    "I've tried Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware, and also tried to see if I could delete via a command prompt, but without luck."

     

    Thought it would be better to message you.

     

    Also, can I have my admin spot back in MC? I want to try some different server wrappers with the RP mods, see if the lagg will stop.

     

    <3 xx

  17. A good way to clean a computer is using a can of compressed air, but please make sure you have anti static equipment, just a little wristband that is plugged into the mains should be fine, we call a computer with static damage "Walking Dead" you never know when they will fail, could be a month, 6 months or even a couple of years. Can of Compressed Air; http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Air-Duster-Can-Compressed-Gas-HFC-Free-400ml-/150572251095?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item230ece37d7 Antistatic Wristband http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Anti-Static-ESD-Grounding-Plug-Wrist-Strap-Cable-Kit-/350443133713?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item519809db11 All ready to go!
  18. I don't know if this is a good thing or bad thing! Though, Paul is President is bloody awesome! Gratz man. Well, c ya Amit good luck with whatever the long road swings your way! EDIT: Holy shit, this is the first time I've posted first...
  19. £3100 was just beating someone's ebay price and research. I was actually diving more into the family computers with a lil kick to place some newer games, £350 quad core 4GB DDR3 and HD5550. Or, get some 3D ready computers on the market for around £1.3k
  20. I'm not going to turn this into an argument, but you don't know what price I can get components at... Lets use an example here, when AMD re-released the Athlon about 3-4 months back (I think) they were going for around £75 (Cheaper now obv) I could get the ones just released at £50. Basically, I can get CPU's and GPU's at wholesale price. Another thing, I can actually make computers at a really good price; it could cost me £960 to make a 3D capable computer, AMD 6 core 8GB DDR3 computer for £960. That comes with a watercooled CPU. Just to clarify things, the computer I was doing market reseach for, massively over-specked one, it costs around £2.2k~ to build.
  21. Hell no. End off.
  22. I've been building computers for around two years, If I had the money and time I could do around 4/5 computers a day... There not hard, it's basically advanced lego...
  23. CPU is watercooled!
  24. It costs me the same to build it, I'm not selling any of them yet, just generally doing a bit of market research, to be honest I think I'm going to drop the specs + price down, be around 2k but still 6core i7 crossfire etc.
  25. I was only thinking about doing this because there's a 1k margin for profit selling these top range computers. I was thinking crossfire HD6970's
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