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nakorius wrote:
Steph_Parker wrote:
nakorius wrote:WIDE imagination.

WILD imagination.
OH.
now do you believe i ish slower than chiu?
No :evil:

But dunno huai Bryan cry about the Freudian Slip though... :think:
i cry cos the engrish ish too chim for me...i dun understand .....
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KEVIN LIM wrote:Its at 82 jalan benaan kapal but not open yet
if i'm not wrong, it is near where SWF is soon to be.
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Bryan wrote:
nakorius wrote:
Steph_Parker wrote:
nakorius wrote:WIDE imagination.

WILD imagination.
OH.
now do you believe i ish slower than chiu?
No :evil:

But dunno huai Bryan cry about the Freudian Slip though... :think:
i cry cos the engrish ish too chim for me...i dun understand .....
no worries, my english sucks too.
im a singlish person even though im sure some would disagree.
but yeah, i like singlish when conversing.
but i like to study phonetics. those weird scribbling, encoding decoding stuff.
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Mr Enigma wrote:
KEVIN LIM wrote:Its at 82 jalan benaan kapal but not open yet
if i'm not wrong, it is near where SWF is soon to be.
Ya, you could say that
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Canuck eh wrote:
Mr Enigma wrote:
KEVIN LIM wrote:Its at 82 jalan benaan kapal but not open yet
if i'm not wrong, it is near where SWF is soon to be.
Ya, you could say that
We are sharing the place with SWF :)
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KEVIN LIM wrote:
Canuck eh wrote:
Mr Enigma wrote:
KEVIN LIM wrote:Its at 82 jalan benaan kapal but not open yet
if i'm not wrong, it is near where SWF is soon to be.
Ya, you could say that
We are sharing the place with SWF :)
your are working with Tom? cool..
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Mr Enigma wrote:
KEVIN LIM wrote:
Canuck eh wrote:
Mr Enigma wrote:
KEVIN LIM wrote:Its at 82 jalan benaan kapal but not open yet
if i'm not wrong, it is near where SWF is soon to be.
Ya, you could say that
We are sharing the place with SWF :)
your are working with Tom? cool..

Hope to see you guys there too :) its gonna be fun man
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1. T-shirt Printing Checked
2. Web Site Checked
3. PC (how Goi? Wu Boh?)
4. Pull Up Station Checked
5. Equip Checked
6. Resignation Letter Checked
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KEVIN LIM wrote:1. T-shirt Printing Checked
2. Web Site Checked
3. PC (how Goi? Wu Boh?)
4. Pull Up Station Checked
5. Equip Checked
6. Resignation Letter Checked
I'll be up on 27-28 april

Lets try and check off point 7. then
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KEVIN LIM wrote:1. T-shirt Printing Checked
2. Web Site Checked
3. PC (how Goi? Wu Boh?)
4. Pull Up Station Checked
5. Equip Checked
6. Resignation Letter Checked
(3) I'll try to remember to put the bits in my boot for tomorrow night, you'll need a case and PSU.
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I'll also check my house for that spare video card...hope it's still working. And also those 2 sticks of spare memory I have. So we'll just need to get a cheap case and power supply.

Oh, and operating system too. You wanna get a licensed version of Windows XP/Vista or something? Since you're running a business, not that good to use "friendly" version...unless you go open source and run Linux.
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i have a casing at home quite old icute if u want can take....can hold matx
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galapogos wrote:I'll also check my house for that spare video card...hope it's still working. And also those 2 sticks of spare memory I have. So we'll just need to get a cheap case and power supply.

Oh, and operating system too. You wanna get a licensed version of Windows XP/Vista or something? Since you're running a business, not that good to use "friendly" version...unless you go open source and run Linux.
linux+open office, thunderbird (or evolution, or the new zimbra desktop client)+firefox, plenty for an office PC.
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xarope wrote:
galapogos wrote:I'll also check my house for that spare video card...hope it's still working. And also those 2 sticks of spare memory I have. So we'll just need to get a cheap case and power supply.

Oh, and operating system too. You wanna get a licensed version of Windows XP/Vista or something? Since you're running a business, not that good to use "friendly" version...unless you go open source and run Linux.
linux+open office, thunderbird (or evolution, or the new zimbra desktop client)+firefox, plenty for an office PC.
Video editing? Not sure what else he wants to use his PC for also...

Xian's mATX case can fit your full ATX motherboard?
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1. T-shirt Printing Checked
2. Web Site Checked
3. PC (how Goi? Wu Boh?)
4. Pull Up Station Checked
5. Equip Checked
6. Resignation Letter Checked
7. Jerry Coming 27-28 Apr Checked
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galapogos wrote:
xarope wrote:
galapogos wrote:I'll also check my house for that spare video card...hope it's still working. And also those 2 sticks of spare memory I have. So we'll just need to get a cheap case and power supply.

Oh, and operating system too. You wanna get a licensed version of Windows XP/Vista or something? Since you're running a business, not that good to use "friendly" version...unless you go open source and run Linux.
linux+open office, thunderbird (or evolution, or the new zimbra desktop client)+firefox, plenty for an office PC.
Video editing? Not sure what else he wants to use his PC for also...

Xian's mATX case can fit your full ATX motherboard?

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KEVIN LIM wrote:OIH OIH OIH I'm losing you guys again. HALOOOOO COMPUTER IDOIT HERE REMEMBER??? .......... 3,2,1 GO
Using legit free software, can do documents, spreadsheets, powerpoint type presentations, email, internet access+browsing. What else do you plan to do with your office PC?

Not sure about legit free video editing, there probably is, but not as user friendly as paid version.

My old "car" has engine, wheels, brakes, but needs a chassis, fuel tank+pump, not sure if Xian's mini-sized chassis can fit my engine... I don't think so, it's a full ATX size.

Any more car analogies I can throw in? :bear:
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i will go back check to see if it can fit atx maybe can i not very sure
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how much you paid for your T-shirt?
Is it dri fit kind?
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Where is the URL to your site?

We test for you :twisted:
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Eh I realize I actually have an old Enermax 430W power supply, should be a good fit for the system. However it was not very stable when I was using it. Can try it first, if got problems then get a better one? I even had an old 120GB WD IDE hard drive that I'm not using either. But I better run SMART on it and make sure it's still in working order. 120GB won't last very long if you're editing videos though...

If so, then we have everything we need to set up the system!
Phing - Motherboard/CPU/Memory
Xian - Graphics card, case
Power supply, graphics card, memory - Goi

Kev I presume you have keyboard, mouse, monitor, liao? If so then YOOO-FOOOOOOO already. Can start setting up. The only question is OS/software. If wanna go Linux, I'm a Mandriva person, but Ubuntu seems to be getting more love nowadays...
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OK I checked for parts, CPU+MB+1GB RAM, check.

MB takes PCIe, sorry. I had a couple of spare AGP but when I checked the MB... oops.

So still need a graphics card, case, PSU, and dvd drive.
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i checked my case also it seems quite full with a matx board so i doubt it can take a full atx board...
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Thanks for trying to make this idiot understand, the PC will be used for updating of photos, videos, video editing maybe, surfing the net, maybe play HITMAN blood money, Commandos and Condition Zero. YEshhhhh I have key board, mouse and monitor liao.
Do I have to go get any parts for the PC myself or I just pay whoever is got it????
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Weib wrote:how much you paid for your T-shirt?
Is it dri fit kind?
Ish 110% cotton Louis
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xarope wrote:OK I checked for parts, CPU+MB+1GB RAM, check.

MB takes PCIe, sorry. I had a couple of spare AGP but when I checked the MB... oops.

So still need a graphics card, case, PSU, and dvd drive.
Hmm is the memory DDR or DDR2? Seems like we'd have to get a cheap PCI-E card as well as a case after all.
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cheap card ah 4850 lor....low end card
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Twxian wrote:cheap card ah 4850 lor....low end card
4850 chiu pay ah?
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galapogos wrote:Hmm is the memory DDR or DDR2? Seems like we'd have to get a cheap PCI-E card as well as a case after all.
This is the MB: http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleID=1770

DDR (I have 2x512MB Patriot in there)
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KEVIN LIM wrote:...maybe play HITMAN blood money, Commandos and Condition Zero...
I think your T-levels are way too high, may I suggest Barbie Fashion Show for PC...

The PC should be able to run these well (not bl**dy Crysis), just need a decent graphics card (price of a 4850?!? I'm still using a v. old 8800 GTS, still managed crysis fine, of course not at 1900x1600 4AA like Goi...)

If that's the case, you will need Windows XP (how about Win7? Beta doesn't expire till late this year right?)
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