And since I love doing it, I too am about to recieve the goods for a PC upgrade!

My current PC:
Radeon X800 Pro (AGP)
1.5 gig of DDR 400 Geil RAM
AMD X2 3800+ MAnchester
(Did have)Creative ZS Audigy 2 Platinum
Had various coolers for the CPU (Water and fan)
Various hard drives
Antec true blue 450W PSU


And my new beast:
X1900XTX
Same RAM
AMD X2 4800+ Toledo
Gigabyte i-Ram (For windows) Here is a video of it in action
DFI Lanparty Crossfire RDX200 (gonna head into Crossfire soon)
Tagan 650W PSU

And thats it for now....
So hopefully I will be able to power Oblivion on my Monitors native res (1920x1200) :D

So yeah, I'm a nerd with money and no sense [img]tongue.gif[/img]

Stop stealing my thunder! [img]tongue.gif[/img]

*Stomps off muttering*

Why is everyone richer than me?..
Oh, and I suppose you want me to comment on that machine you're going to get, right? WELL I AIN'T GONNA! It hurts too much...

Where's that Pbbbt smiley when you need it?

Ok, I'm more than happy to be trendy...now where's my computer upgrade?! :D Hmm.. I AM having a dvd burner installed, so I guess that's an upgrade of sorts! :D

Lucky ba.....

Even your current computer is better than mine and you're already getting a new one?

All I can say is [img]tongue.gif[/img]

;)

Well all I can say is, thank god for credit cards :D

About time for me to upgrade as well...I believe I'm at 2.4 GHZ, 500mbit Ram and some wannabe fancy Gforce :D

Welcome to the future, clouds. ;)
I'm getting my new system tomorrow... I can't wait to get rid of this beast!
Does anyone know of a good way to transfer files from one computer to another? Burning CD's work, or is there a less time consuming way to do things?

Welcome to the future, clouds. ;)
I'm getting my new system tomorrow... I can't wait to get rid of this beast!
Does anyone know of a good way to transfer files from one computer to another? Burning CD's work, or is there a less time consuming way to do things? </font>[/QUOTE]It falls under burning CDs, but if you use a program like WinRAR or WinACE to compress the files, you can use a lot less CDs, and consequently, time. Or you could just throw a quick network together and transfer files that way.

I got an upgrade recently, and I'm loving it. F.E.A.R. on maxed settings is something to behold. :D