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AOpen Motherboard Socket 426(i think)
AMD Athlon 3200+
1028 MB of RAM
80 GB hard drive
2nd 80 GB hard drive
DVD-ROM/CD-RW drive
Floppy drive
Windows XP Professional SP2
15" crappy moniter that i found on the beach.
Speakers
Ball Mouse
Keyboard
XFX G-Force 256mb graphics card
Ranbow LED fans
Blue LED Power Pack
CUSTOM BY ME
AMD Athlon 3200+
1028 MB of RAM
80 GB hard drive
2nd 80 GB hard drive
DVD-ROM/CD-RW drive
Floppy drive
Windows XP Professional SP2
15" crappy moniter that i found on the beach.
Speakers
Ball Mouse
Keyboard
XFX G-Force 256mb graphics card
Ranbow LED fans
Blue LED Power Pack
CUSTOM BY ME
Thu Sep 8, 2005 Reply New Discussion
I'll only post my all-day pc.
AMD AthlonXP 2500+
-During the week:
--idle: 1826Mhz (166*11)
--load: 2205Mhz (200*11)
-During the weekends:
--2354 (214*11@1.8V)
SLK947U + fan (it changes, Y-stech 92mm, 80mm, TT SmartFan II, ...)
Twinmos/M-tec 50B 2*256Mb DDR400 2.0-2-3-11
Abit NF7-s v2.0 w/ zalman NB HS
Sapphire R9600Pro (474/324 when gaming)
WD 120Gb SATA hdd
Zalman 350W PSU (w/ a damned noisy fan)
LiteOn DVD
Nec 5120a DVD-rw
Sony 17" CRT (got it for free, was dropped on the ground, only small damage)
Digital (=Compaq=HP) 15" CRT
Ozaki HM30 Q3 5.1 (great set, good woof, but constant noise on front speakers)
Running WindowsXP SP1 wich was screwed up after 2 weeks
AMD AthlonXP 2500+
-During the week:
--idle: 1826Mhz (166*11)
--load: 2205Mhz (200*11)
-During the weekends:
--2354 (214*11@1.8V)
SLK947U + fan (it changes, Y-stech 92mm, 80mm, TT SmartFan II, ...)
Twinmos/M-tec 50B 2*256Mb DDR400 2.0-2-3-11
Abit NF7-s v2.0 w/ zalman NB HS
Sapphire R9600Pro (474/324 when gaming)
WD 120Gb SATA hdd
Zalman 350W PSU (w/ a damned noisy fan)
LiteOn DVD
Nec 5120a DVD-rw
Sony 17" CRT (got it for free, was dropped on the ground, only small damage)
Digital (=Compaq=HP) 15" CRT
Ozaki HM30 Q3 5.1 (great set, good woof, but constant noise on front speakers)
Running WindowsXP SP1 wich was screwed up after 2 weeks
Thu Sep 8, 2005 Reply New Discussion
My main machine:
AMD Athlon X2 Dual Core 4800+
XFX nVidia 7800GTX 256Mb PCI-E
Asus A8N-SLI deluxe
Antec p180 case
Antec TruePower2 550w PSU
Pioneer Dual Layer DVDRW
Two Western Digital 200Gb SATA II drives
Two Western Digital Raptor 36gig HDD (raid-0) - for system files
2gig (2x1gig sticks) Corsair TwinX RAM
Windows XP w/SP2 and Vista skin
SuSE Linux 9.3 Pro (KDE 3.4)
My Monitors:
24inch Dell 2405fpw LCD Monitor
19inch Samsung 193p
I was running two of the 19inch samsung displays but i just recently picked up one of the 24inch dell displays. I have to say, that it is unbelieveable. The size and the color reproduction on it just blows me away. A few of my friends bag LCDs because most cannot compete with CRTs, seeing my dell really shut them up. So I use the big display for generally everything and the 19inch is purely for graphic design and is used mainly to hold all my extra pallets in photoshop, etc.. I would like to buy another one, I think that might be the next thing I save up for.
With the addition of the big screen, I thought the machine would take a large performance hit, but its not really the case, its still capable of running everything quite well. Even with the high resolution of the display, everything runs really smoothly. I dont think I will be upgrading for quite some time.
I also have a laptop, its good for what it does. I use it mainly as an internet slave, it just sits there downloading and when its not, I have it with me on the train or out and about. I also have another computer that I am setting up, I still have my other 19inch display and a few parts that I have upgraded from, and so eventually I will have a full machine that may take over as my internet slave, or I may just sell it, who knows...
AMD Athlon X2 Dual Core 4800+
XFX nVidia 7800GTX 256Mb PCI-E
Asus A8N-SLI deluxe
Antec p180 case
Antec TruePower2 550w PSU
Pioneer Dual Layer DVDRW
Two Western Digital 200Gb SATA II drives
Two Western Digital Raptor 36gig HDD (raid-0) - for system files
2gig (2x1gig sticks) Corsair TwinX RAM
Windows XP w/SP2 and Vista skin
SuSE Linux 9.3 Pro (KDE 3.4)
My Monitors:
24inch Dell 2405fpw LCD Monitor
19inch Samsung 193p
I was running two of the 19inch samsung displays but i just recently picked up one of the 24inch dell displays. I have to say, that it is unbelieveable. The size and the color reproduction on it just blows me away. A few of my friends bag LCDs because most cannot compete with CRTs, seeing my dell really shut them up. So I use the big display for generally everything and the 19inch is purely for graphic design and is used mainly to hold all my extra pallets in photoshop, etc.. I would like to buy another one, I think that might be the next thing I save up for.
With the addition of the big screen, I thought the machine would take a large performance hit, but its not really the case, its still capable of running everything quite well. Even with the high resolution of the display, everything runs really smoothly. I dont think I will be upgrading for quite some time.
I also have a laptop, its good for what it does. I use it mainly as an internet slave, it just sits there downloading and when its not, I have it with me on the train or out and about. I also have another computer that I am setting up, I still have my other 19inch display and a few parts that I have upgraded from, and so eventually I will have a full machine that may take over as my internet slave, or I may just sell it, who knows...
Sat Sep 10, 2005 Reply New Discussion
Intel Centrino 2.13 GHz processor, 2 MB L2 Cache
512 MB DDR SDRAM memory
15.4-inch wide WUXGA display
ATI Mobility Fire GL 5000
Integrated sound
80 GB hard drive, 5400 RPM
4x DVD+/-RW drive
Integrated 802.11a/b/g wireless network card
Integrated 10/100/1000 Network Card
Integrated 56k modem
1394 Firewire
just coomputer? here my laptop spec
512 MB DDR SDRAM memory
15.4-inch wide WUXGA display
ATI Mobility Fire GL 5000
Integrated sound
80 GB hard drive, 5400 RPM
4x DVD+/-RW drive
Integrated 802.11a/b/g wireless network card
Integrated 10/100/1000 Network Card
Integrated 56k modem
1394 Firewire
just coomputer? here my laptop spec
Sat Sep 10, 2005 Reply New Discussion
My laptop:
3.2 Ghz Intel Pentium 4 with Hyper Threading Technology
512 MB of DDR 400
17" widescreen LCD (the LCD part wasn't obvious)
256 MB ATI RADEON X600
Integrated sound card with Harman/Kardon speakers (built in)
80 Gig Hard Drive, at 5400 RPM
Dual Layer DVD burner
Integrated 802.11.g/b
4 USB
1 Firewire
1 PCIMA
1 Express Card
1 empty slot for another Hard Drive
Built in Card Reader
12 lbs
45min battery life
Feels like it will burn your lap off
Windows Media Center Edition 2005
Built in remote
Dual Cable Tuner
FM Tuner
Another Remote
ps. If you travel a lot with this, find a good chiropracter.
3.2 Ghz Intel Pentium 4 with Hyper Threading Technology
512 MB of DDR 400
17" widescreen LCD (the LCD part wasn't obvious)
256 MB ATI RADEON X600
Integrated sound card with Harman/Kardon speakers (built in)
80 Gig Hard Drive, at 5400 RPM
Dual Layer DVD burner
Integrated 802.11.g/b
4 USB
1 Firewire
1 PCIMA
1 Express Card
1 empty slot for another Hard Drive
Built in Card Reader
12 lbs
45min battery life
Feels like it will burn your lap off
Windows Media Center Edition 2005
Built in remote
Dual Cable Tuner
FM Tuner
Another Remote
ps. If you travel a lot with this, find a good chiropracter.
Sat Sep 10, 2005 Reply New Discussion
My Workstation:
1710MHz Pentium IV-478
Intel D850MV Motherboard
256M RDRAM
6.5G Primary HD
37.4G Secondary HD
16X DVD+RW
Sound Blaster 128 PCI
ATi Xpert2000+ (Rage 128GL) 32M
Mac OS X 10.4.1
Such a good computer still to this day.
1710MHz Pentium IV-478
Intel D850MV Motherboard
256M RDRAM
6.5G Primary HD
37.4G Secondary HD
16X DVD+RW
Sound Blaster 128 PCI
ATi Xpert2000+ (Rage 128GL) 32M
Mac OS X 10.4.1
Such a good computer still to this day.
Mon Sep 19, 2005 Reply New Discussion
Mine is:
Intel Pentium 4 Processor
Sony Vaio
Has a TV that come when you fold in the keyboard
160 GB
2.80 GHz
Has a VCR and stereo
Including Adobe, Microsoft works and Sony software
Bright 17.5 LCD screen
Easy DVD creation
Windows XP
Intel Pentium 4 Processor
Sony Vaio
Has a TV that come when you fold in the keyboard
160 GB
2.80 GHz
Has a VCR and stereo
Including Adobe, Microsoft works and Sony software
Bright 17.5 LCD screen
Easy DVD creation
Windows XP
Sat Sep 24, 2005 Reply New Discussion
My primary family computer (Compaq Evo) has
768MB of RAM
20GB
1.60GHz
Intel Pentium 4
17" LCD Screen
Windows XP Pro (OEM)
768MB of RAM
20GB
1.60GHz
Intel Pentium 4
17" LCD Screen
Windows XP Pro (OEM)
Sat Sep 24, 2005 Reply New Discussion
My main rig
Name - Reaver
Intel Pentium 4 2.8Ghz w/HT Processor
1.5GB RAM
120Gb Hard Drive
20GB Hard Drive
8x DVD Burner
16X Dvd Rom
Logitech mx510 mouse
Windows XP Pro SERVICE PACK 2
17 inch accusync monitor
Integrated 6.1 sound
Ati Radeon 9800 pro 128mb
Asus Wireless
Integrated 10/100 lan
Currently creating a monster of spare parts for a storage/media box
Name - Charlie Brown
AMD Duron 1.0 GHZ
384 mb ram
40gb hd
8gd hd
Integrated sound
128mb ati 9600pro
Name - Reaver
Intel Pentium 4 2.8Ghz w/HT Processor
1.5GB RAM
120Gb Hard Drive
20GB Hard Drive
8x DVD Burner
16X Dvd Rom
Logitech mx510 mouse
Windows XP Pro SERVICE PACK 2
17 inch accusync monitor
Integrated 6.1 sound
Ati Radeon 9800 pro 128mb
Asus Wireless
Integrated 10/100 lan
Currently creating a monster of spare parts for a storage/media box
Name - Charlie Brown
AMD Duron 1.0 GHZ
384 mb ram
40gb hd
8gd hd
Integrated sound
128mb ati 9600pro
Sun Sep 25, 2005 Reply New Discussion
Whoa, going to the extremes to mention every detail of your computers secifications.
Info i forgot to put on my other post:
Sony 48x/12x/48x CD Writer
IBM Keyboard (SK-8820)
Compaq Mouse (M-U69)
4 USB ports
3 1/4 Floppy drive
Canon PIXMA iP2000 Printer
Cnet Network Hub (10/100)
Home Network installed
2 Windows User accounts
(somebrand) Multiplayer DVD-Rom drive
Yes i know some are sort of hardware addons such as Keyboard and mouse and some additional accessories, but hey, everyone else is listing them!
Info i forgot to put on my other post:
Sony 48x/12x/48x CD Writer
IBM Keyboard (SK-8820)
Compaq Mouse (M-U69)
4 USB ports
3 1/4 Floppy drive
Canon PIXMA iP2000 Printer
Cnet Network Hub (10/100)
Home Network installed
2 Windows User accounts
(somebrand) Multiplayer DVD-Rom drive
Yes i know some are sort of hardware addons such as Keyboard and mouse and some additional accessories, but hey, everyone else is listing them!
Sun Sep 25, 2005 Reply New Discussion
well... let's see... !
Amd64 3200+ Processor
Epox 8KDA3J with 8 USB, RAID, serial ATA and a whole bunch of other stuff
Maxtor 80GB HDD
Leadtek Nvidia 6600 GT TDH on AGP
Creative Sound Blaster Live 5.1 Sount Card, of wich, by the way i am very pleased
Leadtek DV 2000 Tv & FM Tuner, that provides a good qality for it's price !
ASUS DVD Writer
LG CD-Rom 52X Max
Genius Multimedia Keyboard
Logitech Optical Mouse (with two sensors)
Thrustmaster Fusion GamePad
Medion 17" CRT Monitor
HP Deskjet 920c printer
Amd64 3200+ Processor
Epox 8KDA3J with 8 USB, RAID, serial ATA and a whole bunch of other stuff
Maxtor 80GB HDD
Leadtek Nvidia 6600 GT TDH on AGP
Creative Sound Blaster Live 5.1 Sount Card, of wich, by the way i am very pleased
Leadtek DV 2000 Tv & FM Tuner, that provides a good qality for it's price !
ASUS DVD Writer
LG CD-Rom 52X Max
Genius Multimedia Keyboard
Logitech Optical Mouse (with two sensors)
Thrustmaster Fusion GamePad
Medion 17" CRT Monitor
HP Deskjet 920c printer
Sun Oct 9, 2005 Reply New Discussion
Intel Celeron M 1.3GHz Processor
128MB RAM
40Gb Hard Drive
52x CD Burner
Windows XP
17" phillips
Sound Card
Bluetooth
Modem
Thats it.. plus scanner and printer...
128MB RAM
40Gb Hard Drive
52x CD Burner
Windows XP
17" phillips
Sound Card
Bluetooth
Modem
Thats it.. plus scanner and printer...
Sun Oct 9, 2005 Reply New Discussion
QUOTE (the empty calorie)
My Workstation:1710MHz Pentium IV-478
Intel D850MV Motherboard
256M RDRAM
6.5G Primary HD
37.4G Secondary HD
16X DVD+RW
Sound Blaster 128 PCI
ATi Xpert2000+ (Rage 128GL) 32M
Mac OS X 10.4.1
Such a good computer still to this day.
raises eyebrow to the Mac OS 10.4.1
Home
Dual 1.25Ghz G4 PowerMac
4GB Ram
128MB ATi video Card (Radeon of somekind)
4x160GB HDD
Superdrive
Gigabit Ethernet
Fiber Card
23" Apple HD Cinema Display
17" Apple LCD display
OS 10.3
1Ghz G4 Powermac (Xgrid Admin/controller)
1GB Ram
80GB HDD
Combo Drive
OS 10.4 Server (unlimited client)
20 x 1.25 Ghz Mac Mini's
512MB Ram each
Combo Drives
OS 10.4
Configured as Xgrid Agents.
Yes I do run a supercomputer in my basement...(25Ghz, 12.5GB Ram total grid power)
Work:
Mactel Developer's Machine
Ram 2GB
Processor: P4 (3Ghz)
Nvida video card
OS 10.4.x (Intel)
all I can say under the developer's NDA.
Dual 2Ghz G5 Power Mac
8GB Ram
2x250GB HDD
Ati Video Card (128MB Ram)
Fiber Card connected to 1.2TB Xserve G5 RAID
Gigabit Ethernet
Extra Gigabit Ethernet Card
23" Apple HD Cinema display
20" Apple Cinema Display
Final Cut Studio 5
Lightwave 8.3
OS X.4 Server (unlimited Client)
20 Xserve G5 Cluster Nodes
I work a video production studio, so yes we really do use that much power, but at $75,000 - $350,000 per commerical, we can actually afford it...
Mon Oct 10, 2005 Reply New Discussion
Hmm I posted a question almost the same to this so I guess I will post my Mind boggling Specs 
Last year before the new Astahost thingy came up I posted a similar question.
Here is my pc's specs (I upped it alot from last year)
Dual bios Nvida Nforce 4 Mobo (has pci express, and was 100 bucks, which is WONDERFUL)
-Amd 64 3500 (939 pin)
-GForce 7800 Gtx with out vivo hookups
-1GB of ram
-no sound card (-edit from last one- I added a Sound Blaster X-Fi XtremeMusic 24bit a week ago)
-150 GB HD (-edit from my last one- I just added a 500 GB 7200 RPM that I got for $324)
-Speakers suck (what do you expect with the rest of the computer costing so much)
That is my computers specs (Godly right?) It took me 2 years to earn every thing for that and I actually worked for it, I didn't mooch off of my parents like most teenagers my age.
Last year before the new Astahost thingy came up I posted a similar question.
Here is my pc's specs (I upped it alot from last year)
Dual bios Nvida Nforce 4 Mobo (has pci express, and was 100 bucks, which is WONDERFUL)
-Amd 64 3500 (939 pin)
-GForce 7800 Gtx with out vivo hookups
-1GB of ram
-no sound card (-edit from last one- I added a Sound Blaster X-Fi XtremeMusic 24bit a week ago)
-150 GB HD (-edit from my last one- I just added a 500 GB 7200 RPM that I got for $324)
-Speakers suck (what do you expect with the rest of the computer costing so much)
That is my computers specs (Godly right?) It took me 2 years to earn every thing for that and I actually worked for it, I didn't mooch off of my parents like most teenagers my age.
Tue Oct 11, 2005 Reply New Discussion
Primary machine
Dell Dimension
P3 933
128 mb ram
40 Gb Maxtor 5T040H4
80 gb WD WD800JB-00CRA1
SONY 32x CDRW CRX160E
XP PRO
Dell E77os 17" CRT
Creative Sound Blaster PCI 128
D-Link DE-528 Ethernet Adapter
PCtel PCT789T Modem
Seems like I'm a little out of date compared to most around here, but it runs quite nicely thank you very much.
TPW
Dell Dimension
P3 933
128 mb ram
40 Gb Maxtor 5T040H4
80 gb WD WD800JB-00CRA1
SONY 32x CDRW CRX160E
XP PRO
Dell E77os 17" CRT
Creative Sound Blaster PCI 128
D-Link DE-528 Ethernet Adapter
PCtel PCT789T Modem
Seems like I'm a little out of date compared to most around here, but it runs quite nicely thank you very much.
TPW
Wed Oct 12, 2005 Reply New Discussion
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