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Lam Chan Chi

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Jan 3, 2011, 8:31:09 AM1/3/11

I find that I can download from Adobe and Autodesk a lot of trial program.
With cracks I can use more than 30 days, but its protection is not easy to
remove with ordinary format harddisk. I now build many old computers from
spare part. Now I have 14 computers in my house. All with usb 3 addon card

XFX 750a SLI, X945, 4G ram, 2x GTX470, 500G hardisk with Win7 64 bits, 640G
harddisk with Win7 64bits,

XFX 750a SLI, X945, 4G ram, 2x GTX260, 2x 250G 2.5" harddisk in raid 0 with
Win7 32 bits, 640G with WinXP

XFX 750a SLI, X945, 4G ram, 2x GTX260, 2x 250G harddisk in raid 0 with Win7
32 bits.

J&W 750a SLI, X955, 4G ram, 2x GTX460, 2x 250G 2.5" harddisk in raid 0 with
Win7 32 bits.

J&W 750a SLI, X945, 4G ram, 2x GTX260, 2x 250G harddisk in raid 0 with Win7
32 bits.

J& W 750a SLI, 955, 4G ram, 2x GTX260, 2x 250G harddisk in raid 0 with Win7
32 bits

J&W 750a SLI, 955, 4G ram, 2x GTX260, 2x 250G harddsik in raid 0 with Win7
32 bits

Magic Pro A2A Extreme II, AMD 6000, 4G ram, 2x 5770, 3450, 500G harddisk
with Win7 64 bits

Magic Pro A2A Extreme II, AMD 6000, 4G ram, 2x 5750, Asus U3S6, 640G
harddisk with Win7 64 bits

J&W 790G fusion, Athlon II X250, 4G ddr3 1333, 2x 3870, 320G harddisk with
WinXP

Magic Pro A2N5 extreme II, AMD 4800+, 3G ram, 2x 9600GT, 2x 120G harddisk
with WinXP

Magic Pro A2N5 extreme II, AMD 4800+, 3G ram, 2x 9600GT, 250G harddisk with
WinXP

Magic Pro A2N5, AMD 4800+, 3G ram, 2x 9600GT, 2x120G harddisk with WinXP

J&W P945, Intel Q6600, 4G ram, 2x 3850, 640G harddisk with WinXP.

All computers, they can enable SLI or Crossfire with bridge. But I do not
enable at most times. For trial program seems better with 2 display card,
one display card acts as scratch device. I use Microsoft wireless keyboard
and mouse and HDMI auto switch. To use anyone computer is quite easy, just
plug and wireless cable and turn on power. WinXP seems to behave much better
for old program more than 1 year in most case. WinXP for my computers, it
seems that, perhaps I force, to run along one path only. But for DX10 or
DX11 with Win7, they seem to run on multi-path on another set of multi-path.
WinXP seems easy to create program, but with DX11 with Win7, thousand of
stream processor using at a time may be horrible faster in some case.

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