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cmh_sprint

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  1. I've got the Paladin PT-525 (http://www.powerplaytools.com/PowerPlay525.php) that's made by SOG. Extremely well made, the knife is sharp as hell. Incredibly useful tool for any IT person that has to deal with physical networks.

    I think Ben's works better for an IT person. It slices, it dices, it's guarateed to turn the troublesome router or server into a nice pile of metalic strips and will still slice your sammich with ease :lol:

  2. 10 years and only 1 appearance post season... and on the other side you has Detroit with 20 consecutive post seasons.... it must make you wanna eat some sleeping pills...:D

    You have no idea. My only saving grace is that my true favorite team is the Canucks. I just hope they don't pull their normal, post '94, playoff tricks.

  3. JRMM that's just..... you know........ "funny" or happy or sweet or rainbowish.......to be politically correct.........So glad you guys recognized my interest in starting this group I didn't actually mean for it to go up already......but any wayz I'm glad it even got a response, even a negative one I'm laugh with you haha.....now I really wanna do it even more.......

    You are to commended for making it through a newb hazing with a smile and a positive attitude. :cheers:;)

  4. Soooo... What'd you end up getting?

    Linky?

    I bought an HP dv7 (NIB) off of ebay

    i5 - 430m 2.26GHz

    6G RAM

    640G HD

    17.3 screen

    Blue-ray

    switchable graphics

    $690 shipped

    HP may have a quentionable rep but this one had pretty good reviews based on my research and was in the ball park for price. If I had FU money then I would have went the Apple route.

  5. Take this as friendly advice, but you're encroaching Ford/Chevy territory here. Some of us being Intel guys, others being AMD. 2.26 vs. 2.3 is splitting hairs really. I'd be just as interested in the FBS rating for the mobo for each proc. A wicked fast proc is wasted if it's gotta run through a tight little bus. Personally, I can speak well of the intel i5 here as it's what I have in my work laptop and it runs very well. I don't do much in the way of graphics, but I do a good bit in the way of VMs and multiple RDP sessions and have yet to encounter any issues with it.

    I thought about that after I posted. Purchase made, thanks for the input from those that responded. I went with the Intel over AMD, too concerned about the heat output from the AMD.

  6. I5 is 4 cores, AMD is 3 cores.

    Real world: you won't notice any difference, assuming both machines have the same amount of RAM and comparable hard drives.

    Thanks. Both have 6G RAM and 640G HD's.

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