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19 minutes ago, proud greek said:

wtf? xD maybe is for render staff... 

Damn Daniel...

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Most of the School Computers.

Intel Xeon CPU E3-1230 v3 3.32GHz

Unknown Power Supply

DVD/CD/Media Card Readers

Nvidia Quadro k2000

WD Blue 1TB and 400GB Unknown SSD*

16GB RAM


I cri everytime...but still cool but can't take it home.

 

 

"Simple Yet Complex" 

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3 minutes ago, GoZone said:

 

Yes. Schools tend to have more money than their students :P 

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man I have a friend at a computer shop and he said that the university in my city ordered 30 computers with quad titan X

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2 minutes ago, computerg767 said:

is this in college or just high school?

High School

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3 minutes ago, Schony125 said:

man I have a friend at a computer shop and he said that the university in my city ordered 30 computers with quad titan X

wtf? xD maybe is for render staff... 

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yes its for rendering...... ha and yes they are fully custom watercooled because they wanted silence xD

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12 minutes ago, GoZone said:

Most of the School Computers.

Intel Xeon CPU E3-1230 v3 3.32GHz

Unknown Power Supply

DVD/CD/Media Card Readers

Nvidia Quadro k2000

WD Blue 1TB and 400GB Unknown SSD*

16GB RAM


I cri everytime...but still cool but can't take it home.

 

 

Meanwhile, I'm the complete opposite. I have a really good pc :P

 

 

School PC specs:

Intel core i3

Chinese 250 watt psu

120GB SSD

And no GPU 

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and i have a better computer than my college :)

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8 minutes ago, GoZone said:

High School

meanwhile my brand new rich kid highschool has computers with i5-4590Us, and 8 gb of ram.

 

still almost on par with my system(':

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My school has low tear optiplex computers. Except for the engineering classes, which have a higher tier version (equipped with stronger graphics for 3d modeling). Mine is still better. But they got it in bulk

The smartest idiot you will ever find

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I don't know if it is water cooled, but it's kind silent.

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Found a way to run Cinebench.

Running test right now.

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19 minutes ago, proud greek said:

wtf? xD maybe is for render staff... 

Damn Daniel...

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that one of the cad computers or something? 

 

sounds nothing like the computers at my university for general use. 

720p 21" panels and like 9 computers sharing a single xeon 5650 and 32gb of ram through virtual machines with pooled resourcing. 

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Almost all the old computers got replaced with these new ones just some teacher computers and of course the some what still crappy dell laptops.

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2 hours ago, Schony125 said:

yes its for rendering...... ha and yes they are fully custom watercooled because they wanted silence xD

wow :P

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lol. my school computers are ****bags from 2000 B.C. They used to have windows xp and now they have windows 10.

The have the core duo and 2 gigs of ram. the newer ones have i3, 4 gigs of ram and windows 8. 

:D

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