Graphics Card for sale
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- Shambler In Drag
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Graphics Card for sale
BRAND NEW, unused ~ never been fired up
XFX ATI Radeon HD 4770 750Mhz 512MB PCI-Express 2.0 2xDVI
http://www.dabs.com/products/xfx-ati-ra ... -5JSV.html
moar pics:- http://tinyurl.com/5punkradeon
List price is almost £90 - I'll be happy with £60 (including P&P) paid via Paypal - otherwise it'll be stuck in stock and worth nothing after a few months.
We bought it for a Dell that it didn't fit due to the Dell business PC chassis it was going into. It's a fat,double width card and high, so make sure you have a fairly roomy rig - most gaming rigs should be fine I imagine.
XFX ATI Radeon HD 4770 750Mhz 512MB PCI-Express 2.0 2xDVI
http://www.dabs.com/products/xfx-ati-ra ... -5JSV.html
moar pics:- http://tinyurl.com/5punkradeon
List price is almost £90 - I'll be happy with £60 (including P&P) paid via Paypal - otherwise it'll be stuck in stock and worth nothing after a few months.
We bought it for a Dell that it didn't fit due to the Dell business PC chassis it was going into. It's a fat,double width card and high, so make sure you have a fairly roomy rig - most gaming rigs should be fine I imagine.
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I don't think it's better,having a quick look at the review below. But I don't know hardware anymore, so other people may know better.
http://tinyurl.com/dontthinksojohnson
http://tinyurl.com/dontthinksojohnson
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Personally, I wouldn't use a netbook for notetaking in Uni.
It's fine if all you do is text, but when you need to do drawings or you're doing a bit of maths, doing it by hand is faster and more flexible.
I think, quite suprisingly for a Comp Sci/Soft Engineering (some core units are mixed), there's only a couple of people out of 50-70 people not doing notes by hand. Just an fyi there.
It's fine if all you do is text, but when you need to do drawings or you're doing a bit of maths, doing it by hand is faster and more flexible.
I think, quite suprisingly for a Comp Sci/Soft Engineering (some core units are mixed), there's only a couple of people out of 50-70 people not doing notes by hand. Just an fyi there.
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Scarily, I'm about to agree with buzz.
Due to being spazzy I've had laptops forever, and I still tend to do note taking and such on paper whenever I can, it saves a lot of thinking time trying to lay stuff out in a sane manner (incidentally, I found excel much more useful for notes than word when I was doing CCNA stuff)
No doubt, a computer is a very handy thing, but I'll generally scrawl stuff down on paper, then re-write it on a computer to make it legible/sane after.
Thinking about it, I tend to work on paper first for everything, much easier to get ideas/designs down quickly, then refine them later.
Due to being spazzy I've had laptops forever, and I still tend to do note taking and such on paper whenever I can, it saves a lot of thinking time trying to lay stuff out in a sane manner (incidentally, I found excel much more useful for notes than word when I was doing CCNA stuff)
No doubt, a computer is a very handy thing, but I'll generally scrawl stuff down on paper, then re-write it on a computer to make it legible/sane after.
Thinking about it, I tend to work on paper first for everything, much easier to get ideas/designs down quickly, then refine them later.
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