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View Poll Results: Do you actually play poker? | |||
No | 6 | 3.28% | |
Yes | 177 | 96.72% | |
Voters: 183. You may not vote on this poll |
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Re: How powerful is the PC you use to play poker?
alienware laptop
3.6 Ghz 1 Gb ram 256mb Graphics card 17" wide screen [/ePenis waving] |
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Re: How powerful is the PC you use to play poker?
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alienware laptop 3.6 Ghz 1 Gb ram 256mb Graphics card 17" wide screen [/ePenis waving] [/ QUOTE ] Enjoy your 45 minute battery life! |
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Re: How powerful is the PC you use to play poker?
any ole computer can run poker.
it's people w/ huge dbases and HUD's that need more processing power and ram. |
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Re: How powerful is the PC you use to play poker?
I have a 486 with a VGA monitor. I run Windows 94.
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alienware laptop 3.6 Ghz 1 Gb ram 256mb Graphics card 17" wide screen [/ePenis waving] [/ QUOTE ] I was going to buy one of these at one time. Then I noticed that they were using a regular Sagar notebook and painting them pretty colors |
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Re: How powerful is the PC you use to play poker?
2.8 Ghz Pentium Dual Core Processor
2 GB DDR2 RAM 250 Gig SATA HD, 250 Gig USB 2.0 External HD ATI Something-or-other 256 MB Video Card Windows XP 2405 FPW 24" Widescreen, 2001 FP 20" Some other cool stuff or something... |
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Re: How powerful is the PC you use to play poker?
Athlon64 3700+
2GB ram 300 + 250GB hdds 256MB NVIDIA 7800GTX Viewsonic 20" VP201b This is a poorly made poll btw. |
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Re: How powerful is the PC you use to play poker?
Meh, mine's nothing too spectacular:
P4 2.8 512MB RAM 200GB worth of hard drives 128MB Radeon 9800 Pro 21" CRT 19" LCD |
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Re: How powerful is the PC you use to play poker?
When's a poker site going to come out with a NeXtStep client, anyway?
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Re: How powerful is the PC you use to play poker?
I find it interesting how computer advancement has slowed in the last decade. I got mine as a college graduation gift in 2000 (Dell P3 1000, 512 ram) and haven't even thought of replacing it, although I did upgrade from ME to XP.
What happened to the time when computers were obsolete in two years? I think the PC is going the way of the calculator ... pretty soon we'll get a free one for opening up a checking account. |
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