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Old 13th May 2008, 01:40 PM
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Re: Converting some Avi's to DVD with a Mac
Originally Posted by discuit View Post
I have Parralells installed, but it runs on limited processor power. So would rather do it with my mac pro, as its a monster of a machine

2 X 3gig Dual Core with 8gb of Ram


Schweet!

Not too far behind with my Hack, mind. C2D CPU overcloked to 3Ghz, but only 4Gb RAM at the mo. I keep intending to flash the BIOS on my 8600GT video card too, so I can have that overclocked whilst in Leopard. No software overclock solution as far as I'm aware for the Mac. One day...

Next upgrade is going to be a quad-core Q6600, along with a couple of larger HDDs. The Q6600 is nicely overclockable too. Built one for a friend a few weeks ago, got it from 2.4Ghz to 3.2Ghz without even trying, stock core voltage, stock cooler ect.
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