Motherboard Question

[Angelo]

Hehehe

Seriously though, any electronics device that you buy, it becomes obsolete once it's out of the store. Sad, but oh well :)

Yes I agree. But people who do think like this never upgrade and also waiting for the next best thing, which never ends. :) Myself, I just draw the line when a upgrade is needed and never look back. Just like I bought my 24" DELL LCD, just love this monitor. I had a friend come over to check out my system and tells me if I waited to get the 24" I would of saved about half the cost. I told him was no way I would wait, if I need it I get it and never look back.

You can never get ahead of the game. The whole point to upgrading is to improve system performance and reduce render times. The longer you upgrade between system the greater the system performance from your last system. Generally upgrading a single-CPU system every 2 to 3 years should double in performance.

...Angelo

[STORMDAVE]

Yes I agree. But people who do think like this never upgrade and also waiting for the next best thing, which never ends. :) Myself, I just draw the line when a upgrade is needed and never look back. Just like I bought my 24" DELL LCD, just love this monitor. I had a friend come over to check out my system and tells me if I waited to get the 24" I would of saved about half the cost. I told him was no way I would wait, if I need it I get it and never look back.

You can never get ahead of the game. The whole point to upgrading is to improve system performance and reduce render times. The longer you upgrade between system the greater the system performance from your last system. Generally upgrading a single-CPU system every 2 to 3 years should double in performance.

...Angelo

Very true. I did wait a while and I think it was perfect (somewhat) timing for me too. The system paid for itself over and over. Productivity has increased by tenfold.

Edius makes it possible to have projects come in and go out very quickly.