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I ordered the new ws with 16 gb ram (:redface: ) and card ati firegl v5800 (in theory they are still in time to change it). Does anyone have experiences with the 5800s and can I make a comment?

the prices were € 530 VAT included for painting pny 2000 and € 440 per ati, but now I've seen that in the company with which I'm collaborating they use framework nvidia 5000. How much could this card cost?
 
here where I work we changed a fx1800 with ati 5800, some improvements there was but nothing exaggerated.
 
Why don't you have no thoughts? not at the level of the 5000 picture, but certainly better than the 2000 picture and just above the v5800.

or the v7900 ati that costs on 800€.

among all I tried only the small v3900 just out, but I found myself well (and consider that I always used picture cards in the past).
 
cacciatorino said:
I ordered the new ws with 16 gb ram (:redface: ) and card ati firegl v5800 (in theory they are still in time to change it). Does anyone have experiences with the 5800s and can I make a comment?

the prices were € 530 VAT included for painting pny 2000 and € 440 per ati, but now I've seen that in the company with which I'm collaborating they use framework nvidia 5000. How much could this card cost?
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curiosity: what processor did you choose for the new ws? I am changing hardware too and I will choose one of between lga2011 (sb-e) to list.
 
Matteo said:
curiosity: what processor did you choose for the new ws? I am changing hardware too and I will choose one of between lga2011 (sb-e) to list.
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Now I don't remember exactly that I don't have the quote underhand, however a dual core amd. I send the full quote by e-mail then I pay you the specification.
 
Matteo said:
here you could open threads kilometers. At least for me!
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I am a little tempted by carbon in fact!!!! :biggrin:

I have seen that there are cheap bikes made with mixed technique: forks ant and post in carbon and central triangle in aluminum. Do you think we have to trust the robustness of pasting over time? I have no experience with it because for many years I stopped seeing the environment of the two pedal wheels... .
 
cacciatorino said:
the prices were € 530 VAT included for painting pny 2000 and € 440 per ati, but now I've seen that in the company with which I'm collaborating they use framework nvidia 5000. How much could this card cost?
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What does pny mean?
 
cacciatorino said:
I am a little tempted by carbon in fact!!!! :biggrin:

I have seen that there are cheap bikes made with mixed technique: forks ant and post in carbon and central triangle in aluminum. Do you think we have to trust the robustness of pasting over time? I have no experience with it because for many years I stopped seeing the environment of the two pedal wheels... .
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I hope you can trust me. My carbon fork is 5 years old!
the carbon frame is a good compromise, but according to me (if there was no cost problem...) the ideal would be metal frame (aluminum, but also steel) and carbon wheels.
 
-with aluminum you can make a rigid and light frame, but you have the disadvantage that qst material does not have limit coefficient, i.e. it is as if you were always working in plastic field from which a stress induces a permanent modification of the structure without the return to the initial situation (called in poor words)

follows that after a certain number of stresses breaks, usually it is well beyond the useful life of the bike. this despite not adoprei qst material for a frame of a motorcycle from tourism/endur destined to exceed 10^6 km and/or 10 years of life

-the steel frame at equal weight is less rigid (...) and has a certain tendency to corrosion (which depends, cmq on the type of steel used) but does not have qst defect, otherwise you can get the same rigidity of an aluminum frame but with weight >

-the ideal x me would be a titanium frame : you have almost the lightness of aluminum and a resistance similar to that of a steel frame, with good rigidity and excellent corrosion resistance : the ideal compromise except in the price :mad:

-ok x carbon wheels

p.s. : perhaps it is better to return to topic otherwise we move :rolleyes:
 
Matteo said:
curiosity: what processor did you choose for the new ws? I am changing hardware too and I will choose one of between lga2011 (sb-e) to list.
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here is the exact composition:
  • cabinet cooler master elite 371
  • alimentatore atx cooler master 500w extreme power plus rs-500-psap-j3
  • scheda madre am3+ atx gigabyte mod. 970a-D3
  • processore sk am3 athlon ii x2 250 (3.0 ghz)
  • memory ddr3 evo corsa geil 1866mhz 4x4gb mod. goc38gb1866c9dc
  • hard disk 3.5" sata 1000gb 7200rpm 32mb sata 3 wd mod.w d10ealx
  • firepro v5900 2gb ddr5 pci-ex16 dual dp dvi retail
  • burners dvd sony nec black sata
  • internal card readers 3" adj mod.cr-007
  • software s.o. microsoft window s 7 professional edition 64 bit (oem)
  • assembly (including 15€ wiring cables)
total 1160 VAT included.
 
cacciatorino said:
here is the exact composition:
  • cabinet cooler master elite 371
  • alimentatore atx cooler master 500w extreme power plus rs-500-psap-j3
  • scheda madre am3+ atx gigabyte mod. 970a-D3
  • processore sk am3 athlon ii x2 250 (3.0 ghz)
  • memory ddr3 evo corsa geil 1866mhz 4x4gb mod. goc38gb1866c9dc
  • hard disk 3.5" sata 1000gb 7200rpm 32mb sata 3 wd mod.w d10ealx
  • firepro v5900 2gb ddr5 pci-ex16 dual dp dvi retail
  • burners dvd sony nec black sata
  • internal card readers 3" adj mod.cr-007
  • software s.o. microsoft window s 7 professional edition 64 bit (oem)
  • assembly (including 15€ wiring cables)
total 1160 VAT included.
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so contrary to the double core amd, the i7 has no rivals (but they are personal tastes).
Put a ssd on it, it's worth it!
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Er Presidente said:
so contrary to the double core amd, the i7 has no rivals (but they are personal tastes).
Put a ssd on it, it's worth it!
:smile:
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amd as they are against monopolies! :tongue:

ssd boh?!, load always on the net, and then I prefer the carbon fork! :biggrin:
 

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