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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Chicago
Posts: 280
OS: Vista Home Premium SP1, Mac OSX 10.5.2
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Undecided
Besides gaming what is the benefits of building such a powerful machine?
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Re: Undecided
All those things Peterhaung13 said
![]() PLUS it is often a way to build at least some element of "future proofing" into a new machine. The faster more powerful units still become obsolete due to technology creep - but if the thing has some "grunt" up front - it has some chance of not being "left behind" so quickly |
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