• lvl.2
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Windows XP Pro SP2
Core 2 Duo E4300 @ 1.8GHz (going to a Q6600 when they drop, this CPU has given me too much trouble)
Abit AW9D-MAX Intel 975X w/ AudioMax 7.1 (have a Logitech X-540 5.1 system hooked to it)
2 x 1GB PC2 6400 DDR2 RAM (CAS: 2-2-2-12)
eVGA GeForce 8800GTS (OC) 640MB
eVGA GeForce 7300GS 512MB
19" LCD @ 1440x900, 37" LCD @ 1360x768, 19" LCD @ 1440x900 (in that order)
500GB SATA HDD
Antec 550W HE PSU

I love computers but everything prior to this I've owned were pathetic Frankenstein computers; so I had to go balls to the wall with this one as you can see. In part thanks to the fact that I for once am on salary and make enough money to not starve and be the technophile I so enjoy being.
  • lvl.2
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I dunno why all you commies are complaining, but I speak American with a Texas dialect.

Anyways, I do usually prefer English subs, especially when the story itself is set in Japan, which is often the case with anime. In the rare cases the characters are meant to speak English but it's in Japanese I sometimes prefer dubs.

Given the nature of which I attain most of my media I usually get used to the Japanese voices and can never stand the English ones, but sometimes I much rather have English dubs. FLCL and El Hazard for instance... I think the VAs did such good jobs on those series that I can't think of seeing them without English voices.

As for games I enjoy games like the Metal Gear Solid series in English because it's *supposed* to be English... the Japanese voices in place just don't sit well with me no matter how good they are.

Plus David Hayter kicks ass.