Originally Posted by Skyline.
no, i have Windows 7 Ultimate 84bit.
bought,...lol
bought,...lol
What version do you have? Home and student?
Originally Posted by Skyline.
What version do you have? Home and student?
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Originally Posted by Skyline.
What version do you have? Home and student?
Originally Posted by JamesA1994
But I thought for ALL windows 7 versions, it was from 1.0 to 7.9???
What version do you have? Home and student?
What version do you have? Home and student?
i have home, i so want to post screenshot but its 2am lol....
this is all i see in my head
Originally Posted by Skyline.
idiot above me, 84bit is classifyed as 64bit, sorry if ur dumb and dont understand.
i have home, i so want to post screenshot but its 2am lol....
this is all i see in my head
i have home, i so want to post screenshot but its 2am lol....
this is all i see in my head
now SMD bitch.
Originally Posted by Skyline.
idiot above me, 84bit is classifyed as 64bit, sorry if ur dumb and dont understand.
i have home, i so want to post screenshot but its 2am lol....
this is all i see in my head
i have home, i so want to post screenshot but its 2am lol....
this is all i see in my head
Originally Posted by JamesA1994
84 bit is actually 32bit... 64 bit is 64bit...
And when I asked what version you had, the question after it was me assuming that you had Home and student...
And when I asked what version you had, the question after it was me assuming that you had Home and student...
Originally Posted by Skyline.
idiot above me, 84bit is classifyed as 64bit, sorry if ur dumb and dont understand.
i have home, i so want to post screenshot but its 2am lol....
this is all i see in my head
proof:
now SMD bitch.
i have home, i so want to post screenshot but its 2am lol....
this is all i see in my head
proof:
now SMD bitch.
And N1te you got a pretty nice system except for the processer and gfx.
Proofed:
As the x86 term became common after the introduction of the 80386, it usually implies a binary compatibility with the 32-bit instruction set of the 80386. This may sometimes be emphasized as x86-32 to distinguish it either from the original 16-bit x86-16 or from the newer 64-bit x86-64 (also called x64). Although most x86 processors used in new personal computers and servers have 64-bit capabilities, to avoid compatibility problems with older computers or systems, the terms x86-64 and x64 are often used to denote 64-bit software, with the term x86 implying only 32-bit.[4][5]
Originally Posted by ienforcethings
Lmao you dumb, x86=32 bit. Program Files(x86) is where 32bit programs go, regular Program Files folder is for the native 64bit programs.
I need 64bit bad. And a new graphics card (I'm using an ATI Radeon 4670 HD). And a new processor -_-"
Processor: 3.8
Memory (RAM): 4.9
Graphics: 6.8
Gaming Graphics: 6.8
Primary Hard Disk: 5.9
Fuck a new monitor, I need this shit first.
Processor: 3.8
Memory (RAM): 4.9
Graphics: 6.8
Gaming Graphics: 6.8
Primary Hard Disk: 5.9
Fuck a new monitor, I need this shit first.
Originally Posted by Skyline.
lol i just realised that this isnt the off the shelf W7, lmao oops, its the one you buy for when you get other people to build your own custom pc, those pc shops they buy this cheaper, direct from the company, = cheaper money on them, more on customer = buisness.
Originally Posted by ienforcethings
Lol again, no such thing as 84 bit.
James how much money you put into your pc?
James how much money you put into your pc?
Since then I have upgraded my MOBO, my CPU, my Case, my PSU and bought a SSD.
All of that would be another 1500AU...
Originally Posted by ienforcethings
Lmao you dumb
Originally Posted by JamesA1994
Thats called OEM.
The first time I built it I got some shitty parts... All up they were just under $1500AU...
Since then I have upgraded my MOBO, my CPU, my Case, my PSU and bought a SSD.
All of that would be another 1500AU...
The first time I built it I got some shitty parts... All up they were just under $1500AU...
Since then I have upgraded my MOBO, my CPU, my Case, my PSU and bought a SSD.
All of that would be another 1500AU...
heres better proof?
if the image dont work
http://img831.imageshack.us/img831/592/47880840.png
im alex
/yup
Originally Posted by JamesA1994
Thats called OEM.
The first time I built it I got some shitty parts... All up they were just under $1500AU...
Since then I have upgraded my MOBO, my CPU, my Case, my PSU and bought a SSD.
All of that would be another 1500AU...
The first time I built it I got some shitty parts... All up they were just under $1500AU...
Since then I have upgraded my MOBO, my CPU, my Case, my PSU and bought a SSD.
All of that would be another 1500AU...
Originally Posted by ienforcethings
Oh damn nice, you liquid cool yours? I tried ot do that on my other custom PC but there was an earthquake and shit leaked everywhere...Fried everything. Reason i'm asking is you know anyway to actually watercool it well?
don't you have those metal tightness thing's you get with your liquid cooling kit...
Originally Posted by ienforcethings
Oh damn nice, you liquid cool yours? I tried ot do that on my other custom PC but there was an earthquake and shit leaked everywhere...Fried everything. Reason i'm asking is you know anyway to actually watercool it well?
And where do you live? There is barely any quakes in Australia...
But with a case like mine, who needs it =D
Originally Posted by JamesA1994
I dislike watercooling... I don't wanna do it just in case I mess up... I would like to learn though...
And where do you live? There is barely any quakes in Australia...
But with a case like mine, who needs it =D
And where do you live? There is barely any quakes in Australia...
But with a case like mine, who needs it =D
Mmmm I was in Cali at the time, now living in midwest so chance of earthquakes SHOULD be greatly reduced.
No there weren't any "Metal Tightness" things, got the kit from the hospital my dad worked at, at the time.
No there weren't any "Metal Tightness" things, got the kit from the hospital my dad worked at, at the time.
Originally Posted by ienforcethings
Mmmm I was in Cali at the time, now living in midwest so chance of earthquakes SHOULD be greatly reduced.
No there weren't any "Metal Tightness" things, got the kit from the hospital my dad worked at, at the time.
No there weren't any "Metal Tightness" things, got the kit from the hospital my dad worked at, at the time.
