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What kind of rig you running? List your PC!!!

May 2, 2003 6:35 AM from

Here is a list of my PC's I have at home: (for testing and person use)

My person system is an:
AMD Athlon XP 2500+ (1.83GHz Barton)
ASUS A7N8X-Deluxe Motherboard
Antec Mid-tower Case w/ 430 Watt PS
512MB's TwinBank DDR-2700
ATI Radeon 8500 64MB (OEM)
(2) Samsung 955DF 19" (.20dp) Monitor (3200x1200 Desktop Res., dual 1600x1200)
Maxtor 30GB 7200RPM (Boot Drive)
Pioneer 16X DVD Slot Drive
IEEE-1394 48X CD-RW Drive
IBM Deskstar 60GB's 7200RPM (Storage Drive)
(2)IBM Deskstar 60GB's 7200RPM (RAID 1)
3.25" Floppy Drive
WinTV Tuner
IEEE-1394 Firewire 2 Port (Onboard)
IEEE-1394 VIA OHCI 4 Port
56K Rockwell Fax/Modem
NForce 5.1 Channel Audio (Onboard)
Altech Lansings 4.1 Channel Sound System
3Com 10/100mbs 3C920C Network Card (Onboard)
NVidia 10/100mbs Netowrk Card (Onboard)
SATA RAID Controller (Onboard)

Desktop PCs:
AMD Athlon 2500+ (Barton)
AMD Athlon 800 (Classic)
AMD Athlon 800 (Classic)
AMD Athlon 700 (T-Bird)
Intel Pentium III 667 (EB)
Intel Celeron 733 (Flip)
Intel Pentium II 333 (66)
Intel Pentium II 300 (66)
Intel Celeron 266 (66)

Laptop PCs:
AMD K6-2 300
Intel Pentium 200MMX

I have a few older systems as well, but those are just to slow to list. Anything 200MHz or slower is, well, crap.

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Reply #26 May 2, 2003 11:22 AM from

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Custom made.

-Soyo SY-P4VSA Mother Board
-P4 2.2GHz
-60Gb Storage (40Gb Master, 20Gb Slave)
-786Mb SDRAM
-ATI Radeon 7000 Video Card
-Sony 16X DVD Rom
-Sony 52X 24X 52X CD-RW
-3Com 10/100 NIC
-SurfBoard Cable Modem
-17" Dell Monitor
-Future Power Surround Equalizer (runing off a Yamaha477 Sound Card)
-Future Power Multimedia Keyboard
-A4 TackBall mouse.
-Windows XP Pro. OS

I think its time for a new PC >

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Reply #27 May 2, 2003 11:41 AM from

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Bangkok:
General Automation 16/440 minicomputer
paper tape reader
"birthday cake" disk packs
8" floppy drives
High Speed Synchronous Data Link
I/O expansion chassis/DMA controllers
CONTROL-IV OS
high speed line printer the size of a VW bug.

Houston:
850 Mhz pentium which is starting to look slow.

Reply #28 May 2, 2003 1:35 PM from

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these are some impressive systems

Reply #29 May 2, 2003 2:00 PM from

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Celeron 800
Radeon All in Wonder 7500
640 Ram
40gig and a 70 gig maxtors
19" optiquest monitor
16x pioneer DVD
40X12X40 LG writer
Internal 100MG Zip drive

3850 iPAQ Pocket PC

Reply #30 May 2, 2003 2:06 PM from

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Dell Dimension 4400
P4 1.8 GHz
70 GB hard drive
256 memory (desperately needs more)
64mb GE FORCE
Soundblaster
Floppy
16x DVD
32x CDR
17 in sony trinitron monitor (21' is on my christmas list)
trackball mouse
XP

Reply #31 May 2, 2003 2:41 PM from

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AMD Athlon XP 1600+
512 SDram
GeForce 4 TI4200 w/128 DDR
6.4/30 gig HDs (120 gig to be added tomorrow or Monday)

8x/4x/24x Creative burner (ancient piece of shite, but it works)

Creative Soundblaster
Some kinda 17" monitor thingy
Logitech "internet" keyboard + Logitech Dual Optical mouse
All homebuild, and modded to pieces + blue cold cathode and UV IDE cables (glow-in-the-dark type) added too!!

and it looks just like this: http://home13.inet.tele.dk/Snowman/newbox/skincase.htm
Sorry about the blurry pics but my digi-cam is a lousy piece of **** :/

Case modding is real fun!

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Reply #32 May 2, 2003 4:19 PM from

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Home Built
Antec entry level server case w/ 350 w ps
Asus a7v333 mobo
AMD xp2100 oc''d to 1.85
640 mb ram
GeForce 2 mx400 vid card
Soundblaster Live! sound card
Trios hdd selector
3 Maxtor 7200 rpm hdd, 60, 20, 13 gb
Round ide cables
Toshiba dvd rom & cd burner combo
Samtron 17" monitor
Accent speakers and subwoofer
Logitec optical wheel mouse
And about 6 fans all together.
I like it real well!

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Reply #33 May 2, 2003 5:43 PM from

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Home Desktop:
Dell Dimension 4550
2.0 GHz processor (P 4)
512 RAM
Geforce4 MX 420 with TV out
XP Home edition
CD burner
Epson scanner and photo inkjet
hp laserjet 5p printer
Wacom tablet
19" monitor because I'm lame

Home laptop:
Thinkpad (600 Mhz)
external burner
XP Pro

Current console:
Game Cube (which my husband and daughter are playing Wind Waker on right now)

Work:
Pretty much the same as home (except the ad on printers and such), but runs XP Pro.

btw: my digital camera cost more than my PC!

Reply #34 May 2, 2003 6:27 PM from

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An old home made, soon to be replaced by a nice OC'ed one.

Old computer
-AMD Athlon Thunderbird 1.00 GHz (suxxorz)
-Unheard of company mobo
-512 MB ---SD--RAM (Major suxxorz)
-300w PSU
-Kind of cool looking case
-ATi Radeon 8500LE OC'ed to 306/315 (YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
-60 GB HDD
-Windows XP on 50 Gb FAT32 Partition
-Slackware Linux (might be Gentoo soon) on 9.5 GB ReiserFS, 512 MB Swap partition
-LCD Monitor

Basically, I'm going to reformat my disk, make an NTFS instead of a Fat32, put in an EpoX 8RDA+ along with an Athlon 1700+ w/ a Core B, making it comparable to a 2100+, and then I'll overclock it to around 2800+ speeds with a Vantec Aeroflow HSF. I might change the case, and possibly the video card to a 9500 pro.

Reply #35 May 2, 2003 6:29 PM from

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Oh yeah, totally forgot that I'm going to put in about 512 Mb of PC3200 DDR RAM.

Reply #36 May 2, 2003 6:48 PM from

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*Home Made/Home Computer*
-Full Tower
-700Mhz AMD Athlon Processor with 200Mhz bus
-786MB of Ram
-40.0GB Maxtor Hard Drive
-40.0GB Maxtor Hard Drive
-60.0GB Maxtor Hard Drive
-60.0GB Maxtor Hard Drive
-Sound Blaster Live
-Creative 8X CDRW
-Creative Encore 6X DVD with Dxr3
-LS-120 Drive
-Cambridge SoundWorks Desktop Theater 5.1 DTT2500 Digital (6 back, 2 front, center, and sub)
-Linksys EtherFast Cable/DSL Router (4 port)
-Creative WebCam III (USB)
-Kodak Flash Card Reader (USB)
-IntelliMouse Explorer ~Optical~
-Logitech Cordless Keyboard
-Cable Modem
-Zerus Twin Turbo Dual Fan cooling system.
-Berlkin 4port USB Hub
-HP DeskJet 1220 Cse Printer
-17" KDS Flat screen Monitor (Xtreme Flat)
-Memorex 6142u scanner (600x1200dpi) 42bit

Once I get done with school and get a new job, I'm going to start upgrading again.

I haven't updated it for a long time.

*Handheld*
Palm m505

I think that's all....

Reply #37 May 2, 2003 7:31 PM from

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'Workstation':
IBM Netvista w/Celeron at 1300Mhz
128mb sdram
40gig hdd
48x Cd-rom
15in E54 Monitor
Some 4mb Intel vid-card
Win 2k Pro

'Home comp':
HP Pavilion w/celeron at 700mhz
384 sdram
30gig hdd
24x/4x/2x Cd-Rw Drive
15in V50 monitor
Another wimpy 4mb Intel vid-card
Win ME

Laptop:
Dell Inspiron 2500 w/900mhz Celeron
128mb sdram
10gig hdd
24x Cd-rom
12.1 in >

Svga (800x600) TFT Digital flat panel
32mb shared system memory (Actually works farily well)
WinXP Home

I guess not all of us have the P4s with 2.8ghz and 2gb of RDram.

....

Reply #38 May 2, 2003 8:02 PM from

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my adult lego system :

400w ps
ASUS P4PE Mb 3gz p4
1.5gb PC2700
2x120g WD HD
sony DRU500AX DVD RW+-
sony 215a1 cdr
ati 9700 pro 128m
19" samsung syncmaster 950
17" CTX lcd
Microsoft Bluetooth keyboard/mouse
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iPAQ 5400 PocketPC

on the other hand my car is 13 years old

Reply #39 May 2, 2003 11:48 PM from

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bunch of exhibitionists!

Reply #40 May 3, 2003 3:51 AM from

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~Main~
G4 Powermac - Dual 1.2ghz
80gb, 40gb Harddrives
1gb PC2700 DDR ram
ATI Radeon 9000 Pro
20" Apple Cinema Display
Monsoon m500 Speakers
Wacom Intuos 2 12"x9" Tablet
10gb iPod

15.2" Powerbook - 1ghz Laptop

~Closet~
Pentium 4 - 2.53ghz
Dual 80gb Harddrives
1gb PC2700 DDR ram
ATI Radeon 9700 Pro

Reply #41 May 3, 2003 12:19 PM from

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Well, I bet I have the oldest, unless someone has a Commadore64.

I have a pentium 133 with a 4 gig hard drive, 96 megs of ram, and a floppy drive. WOW. It's running Windos 98 Plus. But I can't use that one. It's too slow. I use my Unicorn comp:
80 gig hard drive
512 meg DDR Ram
2.4 gigahertz
CD-r/w
DVD-r/w
Windows XP Pro

Reply #42 May 3, 2003 10:32 PM from

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Who really cares about your computer, rich boy? If you weren't loaded, you wouldn't mention it. How freeking needy can one geek be?

Reply #43 May 3, 2003 10:36 PM from

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I have a Mom and Dad paid for it, Self Absorbed 38-50, I only tell you this because I want to brag about it. I come up with clever little ways to tell you I have the shit and you don't. Go get some fresh air, Trekkie...No Love.

Reply #44 May 3, 2003 11:11 PM from

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Intel Pentium 1.8GHz
40g hard drive
1024 mb RAM (two 512 chips)
Lite-on LTR-241028 CDR
Intel(R) 82845G/GL Graphics Controller
Logitech USB WheelMouse
PS/2 Millennium Keyboard

and stuff like that

Reply #45 May 3, 2003 11:24 PM from

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AMD XP - 1800
2 20gig HDs
256 mb ram (cant get my second 256 chip to work grrr...)
1 dvd 1 cdrw
ATI AIW radeon 7500
and a completely duct tape modded case

Reply #46 May 3, 2003 11:36 PM from

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256 mb ram (cant get my second 256 chip to work grrr...)
how come??

Reply #47 May 3, 2003 11:40 PM from

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/r/

Reply #48 May 4, 2003 12:21 AM from

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i think its a bad stick of ram, but it kills my system everytime i put it in, in other words it doesnt detect my other stick when i put it in

Reply #49 May 4, 2003 12:26 AM from

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http://www.memtest86.com/#download0 get Version 3.0 and it will tell if the stick is bad. Make sure you read the 'read me file'

Reply #50 May 4, 2003 7:36 AM from

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Desktop
Dell: 2.6Ghz P4
512Mb Ram
128Mb GEForce Graphics
100Gb Hard Drive
21" Monitor
16x DVD Drive
8x DVD+r
Optical Mouse

Linux Desktop(Yes this one is my baby

..)
Dell Optiplex GX260
P4 1.8 Ghz
60 GB HD
512 mb sdram
19" Monitor
Dvd rom

laptop
Toshiba 2405-SN221
2.0 P4
512Mb Ram
80Gb Hard Drive
DVD/CD-R Drive Combo
64Mb GeForce

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