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    Hi res shots of the G5


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    Far, far too arty if you ask me....and they aren't really high resolution are they, by my definition- lots of pixels by lots of pixels???
    Well Hello!

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    Yer they are mainly closeups, rather than a large overview.

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    Blimey, I didn't truly realise how massive the heatsink truly was!!! Does anyone know what it is made from? Is it plated copper? That processor must be a toasty little thing.... What are the possibilties for a mobile version if the heatsink required is that big?

    Some nice design touches but I do wish apple and the photographer would stop rabbiting on about it being the first 64bit computer... Nice product though,

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    is it really the fastest home pc????

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    heh, wonder if they sell just the casing alone !?

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    mmmm, that's gorgeous i want it

    how much are they retailing for guys ?

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    I might order one.... well if I could afford it

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    Can they run SETI ?

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    S'not the fastet home pc, its the fastet 64 BIT home pc as theres is the only one....

    Ha! Boxx Tech have been shipping a 64 bit home system for a month now and there cases are as good IMO!
    http://www.boxxtech.com/swf/index.asp

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    What's so special about these PC's anyway? They look cool and they perform well but what's the difference? They have a different OS as well i know. Are they designed for art and design?

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    I'm suprised no-one in the desktop PC world has tried making distinct compartments for each part before (or at least guiding the air flow a little more). I've just sold off a couple of old HP servers and they basically used the same idea as the new G5. Anyone actually seen and heard one up close? I'm wondering how quite 7 fans can be in a 'tea bag' case - even if they are slow / quiet fans.

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    • malfunction's system
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    Also - on the 'tea bag' case score - how dusty is that going to get inside?

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    Originally posted by KeZZeR
    What's so special about these PC's anyway? They look cool and they perform well but what's the difference? They have a different OS as well i know. Are they designed for art and design?
    i dunno much about macs even tho i am applying for a job where they use macs

    seems at work where we get all our graphics done they use macs only and the rest of us use pc's

    i think macs could be designed specificly for art and design use, cause my missus is doing a hnd in art and she uses one aswell at collage

    although i might be wrong

    could be because they are easyer to use?

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    • malfunction's system
      • Motherboard:
      • Gigabyte G1.Sniper (with daft heatsinks and annoying Killer NIC)
      • CPU:
      • Xeon X5670 (6 core LGA 1366) @ 4.4GHz
      • Memory:
      • 48GB DDR3 1600 (6 * 8GB)
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      • 1TB 840 Evo + 1TB 850 Evo
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    If anyone's interested there's a project log on another UK based geek site b**-t***.net (am I allowed to say that here?) where a guy is in the process of making his own G5 case

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