MY PC how much to sell?

DatabaseError

anewhope wrote: »

Out of curiosity, what processes are demanding enough to require a 6 Core Processor and 3 Graphics Cards?

Minesweeper, full screen!

fiddiwebb

DatabaseError wrote: »

Minesweeper, full screen!

:rotfl:

Not Minesweeper! :eek:

Drools........ (envious smiley)

JasX

fiddiwebb wrote: »

:rotfl:

Not Minesweeper! :eek:

Drools........ (envious smiley)

..... depends on how big a screen / multiple screens you're talking..... theye will be a theoretical limit

Niv

If I knew before I bought that it was overclocked I wouldnt touch it except to sell on/strip it down and use elsewhere.

If I didnt know it was overclocked, £200 max for a second hand pc, fancy specs are fancy but its still a second hand pc.

davester

fiddiwebb wrote: »

:rotfl:

Not Minesweeper! :eek:

Drools........ (envious smiley)

don't forget the solitare game, its really processor intensive when you win.

John_Gray

davester wrote: »

Don't forget the Solitaire game, it's really processor intensive when you win.

I have yet to discover this...

davester

even back with windows 3.11 you could use the end win sequence as an indication of how powerful the computer was.

Then again I remember when we thought 12 floppy disks for a game install was lots

atrixblue.-MFR-.

marms wrote: »

I presume when you say you're going hexacore you mean a Phenom II X6 processor.
You'd be better to wait for the AMD Buldozer X6 and X8 processors in a few months, then upgrade the motherboard processor and ram and keep the rest of the system.
You can always sell the old parts on ebay but as others have said second hand computer parts aren't worth much.

no intel hexacore. http://www.cclonline.com/product-info.asp?product_id=52826&tid=frooct.

had 3 amd's in the past didnt last that long not even oc'd so not impressed with them.

was just toying the idea of selling really. its a good machine.

got somethinking to do. thanks for the input. much appreciated.