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Kazutaka · Post by **Kazutaka** » Mon Nov 08, 2004 3:18 pm

Zero, I have one question for you.... do you live at home with your parents or do you actually pay rent/mortage. Your idea seems to be a bit much. I think you could spend a lot LESS money for a computer that would keep up with your gaming/editing/server just fine. Some one is going to make a killing off you. What in the world are you going to do that will require 16 gigs of ram pilot your own EVA with it??

**remembers what it is like to be a kid and not have responsibility, would also have a 4,000$ computer to make my AMV's with!

Oh and BTW..... Zetsuai....

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Zero · Post by **Zero** » Mon Nov 08, 2004 7:54 pm

I live by myself and I pay a mortage (a rather heafty one because I want it out of my way). I do, however, have alot of money left over that I use on various things, and a computer like this is something I'm looking into. Besides, what's it to you? If I want to blow 4 Weeks salary on a new machine, then I will.

-Zero

billy_wires · Post by **billy_wires** » Mon Nov 08, 2004 10:57 pm

$4,000 in four weeks is your salary? I want your job.

@jbone:
How does your computer do in rendering? Mine is only a wee bit slower than yours, and I can edit fairly well. Rendering is a slightly different story. It takes me a few minutes to render an entire video.

jbone · Post by **jbone** » Mon Nov 08, 2004 11:07 pm

billy_wires wrote:@jbone:
How does your computer do in rendering? Mine is only a wee bit slower than yours, and I can edit fairly well. Rendering is a slightly different story. It takes me a few minutes to render an entire video.

That's a very nonspecific question. Depending on the complexity of the video I'm editing, it can take from a few minutes to multiple hours; there's no real answer unless you clarify.

Also, you need to be more specific regarding "slower." Same processor, lower clock speed? Different processor, lower clock speed? Same processor and clock speed, less RAM? "Slower" doesn't give me any indication.

Zero · Post by **Zero** » Mon Nov 08, 2004 11:18 pm

billy_wires wrote:$4,000 in four weeks is your salary? I want your job.

Sorry, we're not hiring. But if you want to increase your chances, I recomend at least two years of training, as well as the CompTIA A+ and Network+ Certifications.

-Zero

billy_wires · Post by **billy_wires** » Mon Nov 08, 2004 11:45 pm

jbone wrote:
billy_wires wrote:@jbone:
How does your computer do in rendering? Mine is only a wee bit slower than yours, and I can edit fairly well. Rendering is a slightly different story. It takes me a few minutes to render an entire video.
That's a very nonspecific question. Depending on the complexity of the video I'm editing, it can take from a few minutes to multiple hours; there's no real answer unless you clarify.

Also, you need to be more specific regarding "slower." Same processor, lower clock speed? Different processor, lower clock speed? Same processor and clock speed, less RAM? "Slower" doesn't give me any indication.

Just a general "cuts and fades" video, the regular "press enter" type rendering. Exporting huffy from Premiere would also work. Just a sort of general question that begs a general answer.

As far as "a little bit slower:"
Half the RAM (I know), and a P4 3.0GHZ.
I just was looking for a general answer, but perhaps a more specific one will prove to be interesting.

trythil · Post by **trythil** » Tue Nov 09, 2004 12:32 am

billy_wires wrote: As far as "a little bit slower:"
Half the RAM (I know), and a P4 3.0GHZ.
I just was looking for a general answer, but perhaps a more specific one will prove to be interesting. :wink:

That's not just "a little bit" slower :lol:
[MOD42: This has gone so far off topic that it's not even funny. I'm locking it.]