check your pc stats youll be suprised

Loonylionwith a 1.8Ghz processor? Not a hope in hell.

I have a 2.8 GHz processor and it barely emulates GameCube...

Loonylionwith a 1.8Ghz processor? Not a hope in hell.

you dont even know what processor i have noone does

storage is also independent of specs. Just because you have a lot of disk space doesn't mean anything about your other specs. Nothing can emulate gamecube perfectly yet, and even the very fastest processors (currently around 3.6Ghz) struggle to emulate gamecube acceptably.

Yoshi2889...I don't get why people need that much.PS I have an extra HDD :o
150 GB, my old computer's C drive.
It has 150 GB left :P

My PC has 500gib, most of which is filled to the brim with games and flash documents (they get fat FAST)Then I have a 500gib HD, which is pretty much a backup of my PC, but with more PS2 games.And a 320gib HD, which holds anime and Looney Tunes XD

Loonylion · #23storage is also independent of specs. Just because you have a lot of disk space doesn't mean anything about your other specs. Nothing can emulate gamecube perfectly yet, and even the very fastest processors (currently around 3.6Ghz) struggle to emulate gamecube acceptably.

huh didnt know that

don't forget your graphics card must cost at least $1000000000000 to run anything full speed in a 640x480 window XD

dills2: you can't have 1TB RAM.................you are most likely talking about HDD space for storage..........
RAM is different, standard pc's can hold up to 12GB (store bought)
1000GB = 1TB
not 180anyways i have...............117GB............and

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I bet theirs other computers will more, but Mac Pros can hold up to 32 gigs of RAM. It's an option on the buying screen it just costs a hella of a lot.

ITT: People wrong about computer stats, Loony getting upset.

King Cookie · #28I bet theirs other computers will more, but Mac Pros can hold up to 32 gigs of RAM. It's an option on the buying screen it just costs a hella of a lot.

my octocore PC will hold 32GB, possible 64GB.Some computers will hold over 1TB ram but you're talking about a cray or an SGI Ultrix. No individual can afford either.

The more crap you have on a hard drive,the longer security scans take to perform.But that wont be a problem for most people on here LOL.

I have 2TB storage, 2 internal HDD's and an external 1TB.
I dont put anything on 1 of them, its split in 2 and just has windows 7 and XP on, 250GB each partition.
I have about 500GB of games currently on my external drive with more to go on from disc.
I have a 500GB drive for my photo's, music etc, currently with about 50GB on it.

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Takes about an hour for mine to do the entire computer.

940gb i can use. 6gb ram. ati radeon 5450.