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FPS Creator X10 / Which System should I choose to run FPSC X10?

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TEST OF WILL
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Posted: 11th Jul 2007 08:15 Edited at: 13th Jul 2007 09:23
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I am thinking of getting a new computer both have 8600 cards for FPSCX10, but one has a sound card and the other doesn't and they both have 1000 Ram and one has 500 GB and the other 250 GB To lay it other there like

1st computer
-500 GB Hard Drive (NOT RAM)
-No sound card
-8600 Graphics Card

2nd computer
-250 GB Hard Drive (NOT RAM)
-sound card
-8600 Graphics Card

Which one should I get to run FPSCX10?
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Xarshi
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Posted: 11th Jul 2007 08:53
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I would get the 500GB computer,because you can always add in a sound card a little later. Of course,you could also say you could add in another 250GB HDD,but I personally don't like putting in HDDs for some reason...

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Nickydude
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Posted: 11th Jul 2007 12:43
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Quote: "500 GB memory"
Do you mean hard drive? If not, that's more than enough memory you'll ever need.




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Inspire
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Dude, I'm pretty sure you don't know what you're talking about.

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TEST OF WILL
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Yea Harddrive
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Xarshi
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HAHAHAHAHAHAAHA. 500GB of RAM!? wow,I need that computer.

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Benjamin
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What you have to ask yourself, is do you really need a 500GB HDD. I do wonder what people manage to cram such big drives with, well apart from porn and loads of illegally downloaded music..

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Quote: "HAHAHAHAHAHAAHA. 500GB of RAM!? wow,I need that computer.
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I never Said RAM
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Roger Wilco
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If the sound card is not built into the motherboard, just plug it out and put it in the 500 gb system and install drivers. Voila, a bunch of space and sounds when playing.

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Quote: "I never Said RAM"

Uh, yes you did, you just changed it to Hard Drive a few hours ago.



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