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  1. johngalt
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    I am not a *die-hard* gamer either - but I *am* majoring in Computer Science *and* Mathematics, with a proposed graduate degree in Financial Engineering - so I am going ot be involved in a *lot* of computational programming, and I am going to want (I could say need, but I don't *need* the beast I *want* to build) a nice powerful machine - that mobo and the Core i7 Extreme Edition CPU and around 12 GB of RAM should do me - anyone care to contribute to this? I'll share processing CPU cycles with ya
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  3. darkassain
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    how about some telsa's to go with that....
    i figure one will do with that beast of a system...lol
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  4. johngalt
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    If I could afford it I would - I want a small Tesla rack to optimize robotics control to a whole new level of awareness and adaptation....
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  6. darkassain
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    johngalt said:
    If I could afford it I would - I want a small Tesla rack to optimize robotics control to a whole new level of awareness and adaptation....
    such a beast i would want in my system too
    just imaging real time video rendering in rig makes me think of the possibilities...

    not having to wait hours for the final render on my system...
    (well in its defense it is a P4 and a IGP......lol)
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