Time for Dell to get a Divorce

Started by TeaLeaf, September 18, 2005, 12:27:21 PM

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TeaLeaf

There's a short (just one page), but amusing read about Dell and the future penned by Rahul Sood (founder of Voodoo) over at Hexus.  Read it here, it's well worth the time and makes some salient points imo.

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Hippy

Quote The FX pimp slaps any of the “Extreme” alternatives

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sheepy

it was worth reading even if only for this quote

"the competition had better wear some rubber gimp suits and prepare for the whipping of a lifetime." :D
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Sheepy appears and begins to stroke my head. According to his slurred drunken speech I am "lovely and like a fuzzy felt". Thankfully he soon leaves and passes out somewhere. [/quote]

Barley

I'd never heard of Voodoo before  :huh:

Nice article though :)

delanvital

Biased naturally, but well written. And no, I am an AMD user. What about you guys?

Hippy


DarkAngel

AMD and Intel.... But i prefer AMD :)


Apoc

QuoteOriginally posted by delanvital@Sep 18 2005, 04:44 PM
Biased naturally, but well written. And no, I am an AMD user. What about you guys?
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Whatever I can afford from the meagre pittance the wife gives me as pocket money :(

suicidal_monkey

[SIGPIC].[/SIGPIC]

Norm

Converted to AMD after trying to keep a  Prescott cool. ;)  :roflmao:

Anonymous

QuoteOriginally posted by Norm@Sep 19 2005, 04:01 PM
Converted to AMD after trying to keep a Prescott cool. ;) :roflmao:
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What was problem. My Prescott runs FAH and gaming and never goes above 49C

Norm

Try cooking one and the temp soars,becomes very costly to cool well.Standard there ok.AMD 64 oc @2.6 folding 24/7 100% load 36C on air cooling. Wouldn't even look at amd  once over. :)