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turbo mac pro - the ideal christmas present
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12/10/08 09:52
12/10/08 09:52
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broozar
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configure your dream Mac Pro! http://store.apple.com/us_smb_78313/configure/MA970LL/A?mco=NzQ3Njkzmy config: # Two 3.2GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon (total 8 cores) # 32GB (8x4GB) RAM # Mac Pro RAID Card # 1TB 7200-rpm Serial ATA 3Gb/s # 1TB 7200-rpm Serial ATA 3Gb/s # NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT 512MB # Two 16x SuperDrives # Apple Cinema HD Display (30" flat panel) # Apple Mighty Mouse # Apple Keyboard + User's Guide # AirPort Extreme Card (Wi-Fi) for only $17,148.00 wow. and that's not the end of the flagpole. really not. so anyone who has just won the lottery, you know where to send/spend your cash.
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Re: turbo mac pro - the ideal christmas present
[Re: broozar]
#240265
12/10/08 10:13
12/10/08 10:13
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Machinery_Frank
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Why do you need 32 GB?
I have 8 GB and Vista 64-bit now. I checked the usage of memory last days.
Vista 64-bit takes indeed 2 GB right from the start. This is heavy. But 3d applications like ZBrush only take about 512 MB. Even games like QuakeWars only take 512 MB. Some modern games like Crysis take up to 2 GB (yes, even the 64-bit version). A second OS in a virtual environment (XP in my case) takes "only" up to 2 GB.
Up to now I never exceeded 8 GB on Vista even with lots of these applications in memory. Most of the time I need "only" 3 GB.
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Re: turbo mac pro - the ideal christmas present
[Re: broozar]
#240276
12/10/08 11:13
12/10/08 11:13
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Machinery_Frank
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yes, sounds great for 17 (or even 27) thousand $, haha. You could buy Max, Maya and XSI at the same time for this money (or a new car).
I am happy that I spent only something about 1,000 Euro for my PC.
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Re: turbo mac pro - the ideal christmas present
[Re: Joozey]
#240307
12/10/08 13:31
12/10/08 13:31
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Most expensive apple in the world - 27 thousand dollars. Rumor has it the mysterious golden apple is said to cost even more than 27 thousand, but apparently it's not for sale. :p I'd not spend 27 thousand on that Mac though, not worth it, Cheers
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