So you wana know what a GG T is??

[Lisaf01]

I would have to concur but sometimes people like to stick with their old gear, just because of reliability issues. New systems don't always live up to my expectation, so gota stick with the older stuff at times.

This is very true actually.
Small upgrades to existing models often solve some of these issues.
Still, a new shiny bit of kit always gets the heart racing, am I right?

[Crash]

This is very true actually.
Small upgrades to existing models often solve some of these issues.
Still, a new shiny bit of kit always gets the heart racing, am I right?

Depends on whose point of view we're using

[nikomoul]

Woa. Major flirtation goin on here.

And Lisa, I bet his accent's killer!

[Crash]

Woa. Major flirtation goin on here.

And Lisa, I bet his accent's killer!

My american accent?

[Lisaf01]

Woa. Major flirtation goin on here.

I don't know what you mean, I was talking about RAID systems.....

[Crash]

I don't know what you mean, I was talking about RAID systems.....

And I was on about USB ports

[ProtoType]

As long you guys use anti-virus protection I see no harm in testing out several new or old systems until you find no more compatibility issues... LOL

[Lisaf01]

As long you guys use anti-virus protection I see no harm in testing out several new or old systems until you find no more compatibility issues... LOL

Excellent advice...

[Crash]

As long you guys use anti-virus protection I see no harm in testing out several new or old systems until you find no more compatibility issues... LOL

Yup gota keep your gear protected, loads of nasty viruses out there.

[Stonerman33]

I hear there is a trojan going around that does more good than harm like is typically the case. It protects the end user from System Transmission Denials, or STD's for short.