which is the fastest computer in the market place today?

Question

or can i just jazz up my own with upgrades.
which is the best processor, pentium4 or dual or whatever,
please tell me your thoughts or is it a"mac".

cheers pete

Answer 1

Intel® Core™ 2 Extreme Processor

Intel-based PC armed with the Intel Core 2 Extreme processor and the most powerful NVIDIA Quad SLI graphics and DDR2 memory available to make this the fastest PC on the market.

Intel® Core™ 2 Extreme X6800 2.93GHz 4MB Cache 1066MHz FSB
Windows® XP Media Center Edition
2GB DDR2 Performance SDRAM at 800MHz
250GB SATA 3Gb/s 7,200 RPM w/ 8MB Cache
Dual 512MB NVIDIA® GeForce™ 7900 GTX
High Performance 7.1 Audio

As Configured:
$6,089


Before all applicable rebates.

Answer 2

Fastest computers are Alienwares. They use top-of-the-line specs. The downside is the price. Fastest computer from Alienware will run you at least $6,000.

Best processor currently is the Intel Core 2 Extreme. They can run up to 3.0 Ghz (or i think more).

And the biggest RAM memory you could buy is 4GB DDR2

also, the best graphics card currently on the market is NVIDIA GeForce 7950 GX2, which is Quad SLI Enabled (2-4 graphics cards, for multiple monitors) OR if you're an ATI fan, the ATI Radeon X1950......both will cost you big $$$

and.........i think the biggest HDD you can buy is 1 terabyte which is 1,000 Gigabytes. I'm not sure if you can buy the 1TB HDD separately. Only when you build a computer with a company.

hope I helped =)

Answer 3

I'm a Mac user myself, I know the PowerMac is the fastest Mac ever, I'm sure it's not far behind Alienware (I don't really know where it is on a grand scale). The PowerMac starts at £1699.00 but that's only the basic model, specing it up to have two 3.0GHz Dual Core Intel Xeon processors, 16GB of RAM, a NVIDIA Quadro FX 512MB, Stereo 3D graphics card and a 2000GB hard drive and you're looking at £8,139.

Personally I'd go for the Mac.

Answer 4

Among desktops made for consumers, the Apple MacPro is definitely one of the fastest. This is because it uses Intel Xeon processors, which are a step-up from the Core 2 Duo line. The Core 2 Duo line is for consumer use, while the Xeon line is for higher-end workstations and servers. Now, a regular consumer could buy a Xeon workstation from Dell or many other companies, but at a greater cost and only through business 2 business retail channels.

Answer 5

There are certain companies that make custom built pcs that could meet the specs you want. One company is Velocity Micro, go to their website at velocitymicro.com and you can compare what you want for specs on a pc, I have seen some PCs they have built that carry 3 SATA hard drives with Intel dual core processors and 4 GB of memory with a liquid cooling system which you could basically run anything on it, they have other options when you go to their site and approximate price for it as well, they are about the same price as alienware but have better products and support

Answer 6

Your gonna make coffee, answer phones, and pretty much do whatever the CFO is too lazy to do himself. Administrative assistants, executive assistants, secretaries.....they differ only in the title. If your not really interested in being some "subservient bimbo", I would probably look for a job NOT headquartered in Japan, which happens to be the most male-dominated culture on Earth.

Answer 7

Best processor these days is Core 2 Duo from Intel.

Answer 8

WAIT! unit end of November the Quad core comes out, and that will be the fastest chip on the market.

Answer 9

The one fitted to a SR-71 Blackbird.

Answer 10

AMD is the fastest cpu you will ever see