Suggestions on my computer
(12-14-2010, 11:59 PM)iBiinky Wrote:(12-14-2010, 11:40 PM)Mc.mice Wrote: DONT BUY ANOTHER FROM WALLMART!!!
Who said anything about Walmart? Was that advice based on personal experience or just a random comment?
Wal-Mart computers are just appliances for people who plan to do nothing more than browse the net and share photos.
They are just basic systems, not very powerful.
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(12-16-2010, 12:09 PM)JackFlash Wrote:(12-14-2010, 11:59 PM)iBiinky Wrote:(12-14-2010, 11:40 PM)Mc.mice Wrote: DONT BUY ANOTHER FROM WALLMART!!!
Who said anything about Walmart? Was that advice based on personal experience or just a random comment?
Wal-Mart computers are just appliances for people who plan to do nothing more than browse the net and share photos.
They are just basic systems, not very powerful.
Derp ba Derp.
This applies to most computers you buy from a retail store.
In actual cases, they're just computers that have most of their costs in CPU and RAM, specifically just for the purpose of a "Casual."
They're generally cheap with 8 Gigs of DDR3, Quad Cores, but obviously lack in graphical power with either low ends or just intergrated.
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(12-13-2010, 06:14 PM)JackFlash Wrote: You could make it into a "local" server for LAN parties.
A friend or 2 come over with there laptops.
It could also be useful as a primary internet gateway server.
Like a hardware firewall
The last time I had a LAN game was... 6 years ago. But the firewall idea is nice, WOULD IT WITHSTAND AN UBER HACKER?
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