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you'd be better of With Windows 7 or XP
if I may ask wat you'll be running with all those Xeons and Quadros ?
if you really want better performance for money it's better to invest in a SSD
for your old setup
I was truly amazed at how much faster a macbook with upgraded SSD
was to mine
- by nanikore March 31, 2009 5:09 PM PDT
- if you look at the config, seven7dust, you would see that it's a graphics/CAD workstation setup.
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(3 Comments)From there it's easy to figure out which kinds of software. (i.e. not games)