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About LinkBacksTranslated to pure english: "really... I think it's crap!"Originally Posted by SiM
Nah only kidding, if the Lian Li's weren't so expensive they'd probably be a viable option. Plus no cable routing holes = messy insides unless you mod it yourself.
Translated to pure english: "really... I think it's crap!"
Nah only kidding, if the Lian Li's weren't so expensive they'd probably be a viable option. Plus no cable routing holes = messy insides unless you mod it yourself.
Seems to have gone quiet actually, I'm sure even hexus had a news thing about it being free.
This is what we get free
free stuff!!
Drop down the product titiles menu
Pretty much everything but office which I refuse to use anyway.
Does warwick uni have a page like that?Seems to have gone quiet actually, I'm sure even hexus had a news thing about it being free.
This is what we get free
free stuff!!
Drop down the product titiles menu
Pretty much everything but office which I refuse to use anyway.
Dunno I go via the staffs website to get to it. Maybe talk to a techy?
found this
They don't do it for us the microsoft bastards...
edIt: actually they do, but for computer science only
Oh unlucky. Well I was on computer science but they let anyone in the department have it at ours.
oh well... £60 isn't too bad for ultimate. I reckon its retail too as you can buy it without any hardware
As far as I am aware you would have to be taking some sort of Computer Science course or something in your degree entailing some sort of coding therefore giving access to that eligible department. Anyway, something to that effect.
I was looking at that and was about to post the link, it's an upgrade version, so it can be brought without hardware.oh well... £60 isn't too bad for ultimate. I reckon its retail too as you can buy it without any hardware
Upgrade =? Retail? so can use on more than one motherboard?
[QUOTE=UseItNow;1435723]As far as I am aware you would have to be taking some sort of Computer Science course or something in your degree entailing some sort of coding therefore giving access to that eligible department. Anyway, something to that effect.
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Seems that way yeah, just here you can be doing anything, music, film, engineering etc.. so I thought it might be a university thing rather than just computing.
Note: It seems that the upgrade version is 32-bit.
Upgrade = Retail, that's what a microsoft CSA said, as for the other part I'm not sure, nor was the CSA.
but ultimate license works for both right? So if I acquire a 64bit upgrade disc the key will work?
I'm not sure Sim, but it seems to be so from the following pages, you could ring up Software4Students or Microsoft tomorrow, see if they can clarify this further. Sorry I can't be of any further help.
64bit and 32 bit - Vista Help
Vista Ultimate 32-bit to 64-bit? - Overclock.net - Overclocking.net
Licensing 32bit and 64bit? - Vista Forums
Neowin Forums > Can I upgrade from Vista Ultimate 32-bit -> 64-bit?
Installation choices for 64-bit consumer versions of Windows Vista
If you do purchase the Vista Ultimate Upgrade, please inform me of what the package contents are from Software4Students, is it a proper Upgrade package or just the DVD with the serial. Thanks.
SiM (04-06-2008)
Nice to see your current system is staying as it is fine.
Just stick in their a little longer for your next upgrade.
I wouldn't bother with SLI as new video cards are coming out very soon.
Thanks.. well I have sent them an email... I will probably buy it even if I am not installing it just yet... I am only a student for 3 more weeks!
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