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Uhhh my stupid question, 64-Bit for windows needs more then 2Gb of ram to run efficiently, though it can be run with 2Gb it's recommended for alot more past the limit of 32-bit. Is it different for OSX?

I literally JUST got a macbook less then 72 hours ago, stock, from head to toe. 2Gb of ram + 64 bit = Lag in my head, but then I'm still a windows guy at heart and mind...

Fujitsu unleashes CELSIUS ULTRA specs, offers test drives at gamescom

Aug 19th 2009 1:52PM on Engadget

I think there is intake cooling looking at the first picture w/ the grill, just talking about the CPU, i7 can cook eggs on stock settings, they hit about 65C+ in some cases, I would hate to have his PC living near the equator during the summer....pheew!

Fujitsu unleashes CELSIUS ULTRA specs, offers test drives at gamescom

Aug 19th 2009 6:04AM on Engadget

Mini-ATX, and a cramped case are a no-no in my book.
Compared to other manufactoring that cable management isnt' that great either...

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