What are your computer's specs?

[HackingVictim]

Name says it all.:bigsmile:

[OboeGuru] - NOW it says it all. ;) Moved to proper forum as well.


:beer:
Hey I'm a noob what do you think I would do?

[Graeme]

Erm, I'm in my den, primarily using my good computer, though I have my laptop on for MSN, IRC and whatnot, and I'm actually transferring some stuff over to my server in my room.

So I'm using three computers right now. I wouldn't be able to recall any great stats offhand other than computer 1 is p4 512 RAM, laptop is p3 256 RAM, server is P3 128 RAM.

[RoP]

Unclear question :)

Computer by HP

p4 3.0 ghz w/ 512 mb ram
160 gb hard drive
DVD RW/CD-RW
nVidia GeForce 5200 graphics card

19" flat panel LCD monitor

i love my computer, and therefore, I love costco :) The whole system (monitor + computer + wireless mouse and keyboard, harmon kardon speakers) came together, at costco for like $1600 - $1700... and since i do mostly EVERYTHING in front of comp, my dad decided it was a good deal. i have to agree...

[Carnage]

eMachines T4480
Pentium 4
2.41 GHz
1.00GB of RAM
:cool:

[Kamikazie190]

Homemade computer literally put together from working pieces of older ones-
Dell Trinitron 19 inch Monitor (from my brother's friend's dead computer)
Celeron Motherboard (forget what model, pulled off a computer we found in a trashcan)
Pentium 3 866(?) Mhz
TDK 50x CDRW
Creative PC-DVD 12 x rom drive (which we pulled off a computer we found in a trashcan, same as motherboard actually)
800 something ram (pieces found in random places, some from old computers, some bought)
80 gig hard-drive taken from the 'out of date' computers at my brother's tech school
connector cables, frame, and power box: 'free' computer that was given to my sister about 4 years ago. It hardly turned on so we scrapped it and took what we could salvage. Little did we know we were supposed to return it.
G-force 2 Ultra that my brother won in a game contest (we had other, less capable computers)
Be thankful all your computers came in one piece!

[Whiteknight]

Wow, how does that thing work? How much did it cost?

For mine, I don't really remember much, and I don't really want to sift through system information. I just went by what was on the system window in the control panel, I'm not going to go through System Information...

AMD Athlon XP 3000+
DVD ROM drive + CD Burner/RW Drive
2.17 GHz
120 GB (I'm pretty sure, I can't find it/don't really want to look so hard right now.)
1 GB of RAM

[WeekendLazyness]

Dell Dimension 8300
Built in May 2003

- Intel Canterwood i875P with 800MHz FSB
- Intel Pentium 4C (Northwood Core) @ 2.6GHz
- Dell 512MB (2x256MB) Dual Channel PC3200 DDR SDRAM @ 400MHz
- Phoenix BIOS
- Hitachi Desktar 180GXP 60GB HD @ 7200RPM with 2MB Cache
- Samsung SD-616T 16x/48x DVD-ROM
- Samsung SW-248F 48x/24x/48x CD-R/RW
- ATI Radeon 9800 (R350 Core) @ 325/400MHz with 128MB DDR SDRAM
- Creative SoundBlaster Live! 5.1 Digital Sound @ 16-bit/48KHz
- ATI TV Wonder VE TV Capture Card
- Linksys WMP11 802.11b Card
- Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition (5.1.2600)

Perhipials currently attached (4-18-04):
- Dell M992 19" (18" viewable) Monitor @ 1152x864 85MHz
- GoldStar (LG) 1490 13" Monitor @ 800x600 60MHz
- Logitech Z-640 5.1 Speaker System @ 70W RMS
- Dell A940 All-in-one Printer
- Dell SK-8110 104-Key Keyboard
- Dell (Logitech) M-S69 Two Button Scrollwheel Mouse
- Logitech Extreme 3D Pro 3-axis 12-button Joystick


(BTW, Whiteknight, it's Athlon)

[OboeGuru]

I built my own computer. :D

Abit IS7 Mobo:
- Intel 865PE Chipset
- 800MHz FSB
- DDR 400 Support
- AGP 8x Support
- Serial ATA 150
- Integrated 5.1 Channel Audio
- Integrated S/PDIF In/Out
Intel P4 2.0a GHz processor (400 MHz FSB :( )
512 MB PC2700 DDR
Hard Drives:
- Maxtor 53073H4 (30 GB)
- Samsung SV0602H (60 GB)
LG GSA-4040B DVD±R/RW/RAM (I can't remember speeds)
Samsung SW-240B CD-R/RW (40x/12x/40x)
17" (16" viewable) Samsung SyncMaster 753DF Monitor
Netgear Phoneline 10X Network Adapter
ATI Radeon 9600 Pro (128 MB DDR)
Logitech Z-5300 5.1 Stereo Speakers (280 watts RMS, THX Certified)
Epson Stylus Photo 925 Inkjet Printer
HP 1100a LaserJet Printer (networked)
Yamaha PSR-275 Keyboard Piano (connected through USB)

[WeekendLazyness]

I wanted to build my own comp too, but my parents wouldn't let me.

I have SATA support too, but why do you post support of it when you are using a PATA drive?

[OboeGuru]

Because I suck and have like $30, so I can't buy a new HD. And I desperately need a new HD too, both of mine collectively have like 7 GB free, 1.86 GB on the (60 GB) one that I keep all documents and files on. :(

Mostly because it's in Abit's description of the mobo, so I threw it in there. ;)

[Dark_Soul74]

The one I'm on:

Pentium
64MB RAM(2x32)
Generic 16x CD-ROM/video card/sound card/motherboard
Roughly 4GB generic harddrive


The one I'm (99% likely) getting:

AMD Athlon 64 3200+
MSI K8T NEO FISR2
KingMax 512MB PC3200
ACO 16x DVD-ROM
LITEON 52x32x52 CD-RW
NIKAO CATL1-DK
Mitsumi floppy drive
Windows X(tra cash)P Home

Still deciding on some things. :)

[TimP]

Here are the specs that matter:

Built October 2002.

Gateway 700X
P4 2.8 GHz 533 MHz FSB
512MB RAM
120 GB 7200 RPM primary HD and 40 GB 5400 RPM secondary HD
ATI Radeon 9700 Pro (128 MB)
LITE-ON LTR-482465 CD-R/RW 48x/24x/48x

[Modred]

Emachines T2596

Intel Celeron 2.5Ghz
256Mb DDRam
60Gb HardDrive
IntelExtreme Graphics 845GV
CD-RW/DVD

I should be getting an ATI Radeon sometime in the next month or so...

[Battlecruiser]

Computer by Sony

18" Flat Panel LCD Monitor
512 ram
120 gigabyte hardrive
Intel Pentium 4 2.8 gigahertz
DVD RW/CD-RW
nVidia Geforce4 MX 440 with AGP8X (Sony)

[AJ]

Dual 1.25 GHz PowerPC G4.
1 GB DDR SDRAM.
24x/8x/4x/6x/2x/1x CD-RW/DVD-R
120 + 40 + 30 GB HDs, not counting externals.

ATI Radeon 9000 Pro (stock)
ATI Radeon 9800 Pro (on order)

and I suppose the Airport (802.11b) and 17" Apple LCD are worth mentioning. ;)
that's just my main computer at the moment, i'll post some of the others later.
you can learn more here (http://www.apple-history.com/frames/body.php?page=gallery&model=g4_mirror) if you wish.

[WeekendLazyness]

Here are the specs that matter:
I'm hurt you don't care about my mouse's model number. :)

[Battlecruiser]

you can learn more here (http://www.apple-history.com/frames/body.php?page=gallery&model=g4_mirror) if you wish.
That is one cool looking computer!

[Seal]

HP built P4 3.06GHz with 1024 Mb RAM, decent DVD-rom and CD-RW drive, dualscreen with nVidia Quadro card, too lazy to find out the exact model.

A cheap HP scanner, an expensive EPSON printer, Logitech MX500 mouse, Juster SP-988 speakers on integrated sound card.

All that on an IKEA table and computer box.

[HackingVictim]

Nice Computer! *drools*>>>>>>>

[Eros]

Current Specs:
751mhz AMD
384mb RAM
64mb Geforce 4 5400 (I think it's a 5400...but I'm not sure..)
17inch Samsung Liquid Display SyncMaster 151v (yes, bitches, liquid)
Memorex 52x/32x/52x (don't every buy a reader at 52x - it WILL shatter disks. It happened to my friend's Windows XP disc, and it happend to me while I was installing Unreal II. It's not fun. You have to take apart the drive, clean it from the inside out, and pray that the lense isn't damaged.)
40 Gig WD. The drive is actually one that a friend is letting me borrow, because my 80gig Maxtor got friend, and I think we need to contact some data recovery specialist if I ever want to get anything off of that thing again.

Upcoming Specs:
AMD 64 3200
512mb RAM (might bump that up to 1gig just for the hell of it..)
128mb Radeon 9800 Pro
Don't think I'm going to be needing a new moniter any time soon =]
120gig WD @ 7,200RPM or a 40gig WD @ 10,000RPM.

Gonna be pumping a lot of money into this new machine. Lots.

[WeekendLazyness]

17inch Samsung Liquid Display SyncMaster 151v (yes, bitches, liquid)
I don't understand. Don't you mean Liquid Crystal?

[Whiteknight]

LCD, Liquid Crystal Display. That is usually what most laptops have. Is it a laptop? Besides, LCD's aren't all that better, it's just that you can have smaller monitors with them, and maybe sharper letters. Not a big deal to them...

[peace_machine]

Computer specs? I could have used this thread 6-8 months ago when I was actually proud of my computer!

- p4p800 delux motherboard
- p4HT 2.4Ghz 800fsb processor
- 512 dual channel DDR ram
- 80GB HDD
- Geforce FX 5600 Graphics card
- DVD Drive
- CD/CDRW Drive
- Floppy Drive

- Some Cheap monitor and speakers
- an old bubbel jet printer
- an even older scanner
- $150+ optical/wireless mouse and keyboard that don't work

Oh and don't forget the blinding neons in the computer case.

[Sambo83]

LCD monitors are pointless if you're a kid who intends to play games. The refresh rates are an abhorition. If you're a professional, or someone who doesn't care about games, then they are fine I suppose, although the refresh rates still hurt my eyes just looking at them.

[WeekendLazyness]

LCD monitors are pointless if you're a kid who intends to play games. The refresh rates are an abhorition. If you're a professional, or someone who doesn't care about games, then they are fine I suppose, although the refresh rates still hurt my eyes just looking at them.
You are greatly misinformed. While, IMO, CRT's are still superior, they won't be for much longer (one of the best on the market is a couple of years old). LCD's have improved much in their refresh rates, now some models even being decent to run a fast paced racing game on them. The biggest problem they face now is their fixed resolution, which makes resolutions lower than the built-in resolution look horrible.

I think it would be cool if some manufacturer made a DLP computer monitor, but they don't seem practical at such small sizes.

[pixels]

dunno, you tell me

http://24.61.80.20:8080/~pixels/comp1.jpg

http://24.61.80.20:8080/~pixels/comp2.jpg

i mean.

512 RAM
1.6 GHZ Intel p4 Processor
ATI Radeon 9500/9700 Pro
40GB + 10GB HDDs
Logitech MX Duo (Wireless/Laser Keyboard+Mouse)

Thats about it ;\

I hope to get a 2.8 GHZ processor and more RAM on my birthday.

[Battlecruiser]

LCD monitors are pointless if you're a kid who intends to play games. The refresh rates are an abhorition. If you're a professional, or someone who doesn't care about games, then they are fine I suppose, although the refresh rates still hurt my eyes just looking at them.

Not really. I have one and it works fine. I can play battlefield 1942, starcraft,midnight club 2, flight simulators, and many other games and I don't see a problem.

[WeekendLazyness]

ATI Radeon 9500/9700 Pro
A what?

It also looks like someone needs to do a little wire clean up. It helps improve airflow.
;)

[pixels]

A what?

It also looks like someone needs to do a little wire clean up. It helps improve airflow.
;)

http://24.61.80.20:8080/~pixels/that.gif

^that

airflow? wire clean up? screw that those wires dont move, and with 5 fans, I dont need to improve my airflow ;)

[UndeadBastard]

3.0 Northwood P4
ASUS P4C800-E Deluxe
512 MB Kingston HyperX
Logitech Cordless MX Duo
Creative Soundblaster Audigy 2 w/game port
4.1 Klipsch ProMedia
15" Gateway LCD Flat Panel
ATI Radeon 9600XT
120GB Western Digital Caviar 7200 RPM S-ATA
100BG Maxtor shit
Plextor 52x24x52x CDRW
16x DVD Liteon
Some random case

Over 8 months of continuous upgrading.

[WeekendLazyness]

Drool.....

[Sambo83]

Weekend: I haven't seen an LCD monitor with a refresh rate above 4ms at 1600x1200. That's 25hz. My monitor, that cost 1/5 of what an lcd would be had an 85hz refresh rate at that size. Has there been some new development that I am unaware of?

Also, AJs computer is by far the best. I'll be going dual opteron myself, soon.

[WeekendLazyness]

One of the best LCD's on the market, the Dell 2001FP: (http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/ProductDetail.aspx?TabPage=techspecs&sku=320-1578&category_id=4009&c=us&l=en&cs=19)

Factory Preset Resolution Modes: 720x400 @ 70.1 Hz, 640x480 @ 59.9 Hz, 640x480 @ 75 Hz, 800x600 @ 60.3 Hz, 800x600 @ 75 Hz, 1024x768 @ 60 Hz, 1024x768 @ 75 Hz, 1152x864 @ 75 Hz, 1280x1024 @ 60 Hz, 1280x1024 @ 75 Hz, 1600x1200 @ 60 Hz

[Sambo83]

Yeah, I guess my information was slightly dated, however that monitor costs more than twice what my monitor (Sony Trinitron Multiscan E540) cost me 3 years ago, and still performs almost 30% worse at my resolution. It hardly seems like a wise purchase.

[Eros]

LCD monitors are pointless if you're a kid who intends to play games. The refresh rates are an abhorition. If you're a professional, or someone who doesn't care about games, then they are fine I suppose, although the refresh rates still hurt my eyes just looking at them.
Mine didn't do anything for my gaming, but it made a huge impact on how long I could work, write, and research things -- it just didn't hurt my eyes. My old monitor was like staring into a television =P

[Disciple]

Just get what Ive got, Alienware. That should do...

[TimP]

Just get what Ive got, Alienware. That should do...Overpriced? ;) They use the same parts that everyone else can get their hands on.

[Maegtelluma]

Hewlett-Packard Pavilion

Xp 3200+
160 gb hdd
512 mb pc2700 DDR
DVD+RW/CD-RW
CD-ROM
Integrated GeForce4 (It actually works really well.......weird)
Media reader and all that

An alienware that had nearly the same specs (probably a better video card) would have been easily $1200, this was $700.

[Dark_Warhawk]

Pentium 4 running at 2.6 GHz
512 of ddr ram running at 266 MHz
Gefroce 5900 se/xt running at 430/780
19 inch CRT Philips 109B
Logitech mx500 mouse
Logitech Internet navigator keyboard

[pixels]

a bit of a revival, but i figured there wasnt a need to make a new thread.

http://pixels.xoditech.com/specs.jpg

[Xenon]

I have:

Pentium IV 3.4GHz
4 GB ram
256Mb video card with dual monitor support
2x 19" LCD monitors
DVD +/- RW
CD RW
120 GB HDD
12 USB ports
Smart Media Bay

[WeekendLazyness]

I've gotten a new comp since then, it's a:
Dell Inspiron 9300
1.6 GHz Pentium M w/ Centrino chipset (that means it also has a wireless card)
512MB RAM
Radeon X300 128MB
17" UXGA LCD screen (1920x1200 resolution)
60GB HDD
DVD-ROM/CD-RW combo drive
Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Notebook in the PCMCIA slot with those same Logitech Z-640 speaker set

And attachable to 6 USB ports I have:
Logitech MX-510 mouse
16x NEC DVD+/-RW drive
Hauppage TV Tuner

[loads_of_fun]

Drool.....if your drooling over that then get load of my rig

-ASUS Ai Series P4P800 SE
-Intel Celeron D 335+ 2.8Ghz 533Mhz FSB
-Radeon 9200 256MB Diamond Stealth
-160GB Western Digital hdd
-1536MB memory
-6 cooling fans
-430W power supply
-10 drive bays (hdd)
-2 (3 1/2 inch) bays
-4 (5 1/2 inch) bays
-10/100/1000 lan card
-5.1 (6 channel surround sound)
-48x24x48 CD+RW
-16x8x16 DVD+RW
-UATA/PATA controler card
-SATA controler card
-1200 dpi optic mouse
-19" monitor

[WeekendLazyness]

Look at the date, loads_of_fun. Computer tech has changed greatly in a year and a half.

[loads_of_fun]

Look at the date, loads_of_fun. Computer tech has changed greatly in a year and a half.oh, i dident know this was a revived topic