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Dissonance · 07-02-2008, 09:47 PM

Physics Accelerators will probably be dead in two to three years. nVidia and ATI have bought two different Physics Accelerator companies out and are in development of integrating the technology into the graphics cards themselves. As Fluffy said, it was never a very substantial thing to begin with. I spare no expense on my PCs and those cards never crossed my mind once.

The computer looks awesome (custom built). I would not buy the dell on the simple fact it is a 32-bit OS. The 730 is actually very nice (and real tech support, US based for XPS) but is still bound by the OS, so go custom-ish,

Lastly, I would recommend a different motherboard, something by Asus or MSI personally. But Gigabyte is good and is honestly probably the top $ for performance/reliability in the industry currently.

07-02-2008, 09:47 PM	#6 (permalink)
Dissonance All will come to know the power of change Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Austin, Texas Posts: 484	Physics Accelerators will probably be dead in two to three years. nVidia and ATI have bought two different Physics Accelerator companies out and are in development of integrating the technology into the graphics cards themselves. As Fluffy said, it was never a very substantial thing to begin with. I spare no expense on my PCs and those cards never crossed my mind once. The computer looks awesome (custom built). I would not buy the dell on the simple fact it is a 32-bit OS. The 730 is actually very nice (and real tech support, US based for XPS) but is still bound by the OS, so go custom-ish, Lastly, I would recommend a different motherboard, something by Asus or MSI personally. But Gigabyte is good and is honestly probably the top $ for performance/reliability in the industry currently. __________________ Thanks Xayne