-> > cash, imagine this: a 1.5 gigahertz processor, 512 MB RAM, 
-> an 8 gig Clipper
-> with 512MB RAM there would be no difference as whole quake 
-> could be kept
-> in RAM.
-> > drive, playing Quake over gigabit ethernet... Wow...
-> 
-> if Quake needs so fast network to work well it's terrible software.

	Quake doesn't need that kind of hardware. I guess that little
anaolgy was biased towards gamers in the group. It's like any other program,
the more resources, the merrier it is.
	That's pretty much the ultimate workstation setup. You wouldn't even
need to overclock your processor (if you do now).

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