Post your computer specs!!!

My baby, I spent 3 paychecks on her, well worth it. I love my baby.


RAM
CORSAIR ValueSelect 2GB (4 x 512MB) 184-Pin DDR SDRAM Dual Channel Kit
DDR 400 (PC 3200)
Unbuffered
Cas Latency 2.5

HD
Western Digital Dual-option Combo 320GB 3.5" Hard Drive
7200 RPM
16MB Cache
USB 2.0 / IEEE 1394a


Mobo
Albatron PX915P4C Pro ATX Intel Motherboard
Socket 478 Intel Pentium 4
Intel 915P
4x 184pin DDR

Vid
ATI All-In-Wonder Radeon X800XT
All-In-Wonder X800 XT 100-714200
All-In-Wonder Radeon X800XT
256MB GDDR3
AGP 4X/8X


CPU
Intel Pentium 4 550 800MHz FSB LGA 775 Processor
3.4GHz
90 nm Prescott
1MB L2 Cache


PS
PC Power & Cooling 510 SLI-PFC 510W Power Supply
ATX12V
90 - 264V
UL/ ULC/ TUV/ CE


DVD/CD-Rom
LITE-ON Black IDE DVD Burner Model SOHW-1693S Black
16X DVD+R 8X DVD+RW 4X ...
16X DVD-ROM 48X CD-ROM
2M Cache


Monitor
BenQ FP71G+ (Black) Black 17" 8ms LCD Monitor
1280x1024
500:1
D-Sub

Case
Lian Li PC-0710A Silver Computer Case With Side - OEM
ATX Mid Tower
USB, Audio, IEEE 1394 Front ...
1 80mm Fans 1 120mm Fans

Love my baby.

I am downloading the 3D Mark 2005 trial at the moment. I will post results when I can.

Woah there, hang on, stick with 2001SE , your comp may explode trying to run 05. Plus 01 is only 38 MB.

I ran the test and got 691 on 3DMark05. That does suck but I can play games such a Battlefield Vietnam and Battlefield 2 without many problems.

Well, would you mind running 01SE? Sorry, its just more accurate on the pointscale since you'll receive much higher results. =) And you get to see your computer crank out some truly high framerates.

Have you disabled Vsync yet?

I ran 01SE and got a score of 5975. I am not sure how to shut off Vsync however.

Since it's ATI graphics,

Right click, Desktop > Properties > Settings > Advanced .

Now It should be either in an OpenGL tab or a video options tab. You are looking to change "Vsync" to "always off" .

Ordered this one, still on its way,,

Dimension XPS 600
24 inch UltraSharp 2405FPW Widescreen Digital Flat Panel
Pentium® Extreme Edition Dual Core w/ HT Tech (3.20GHz, 800FSB)
Genuine Windows® XP Media Center Edition
Memory 2GB Dual Channel DDR2 SDRAM at 667MHz - 2 DIMMs
Dell USB Enhanced Multimedia Keyboard
Video Cards: Dual 256MB Nvidia GeForce 7800 GTX with SLI Technology
Hard Drive: 500GB Performance RAID 0 (2 x 250GB SATA HDDs)
Floppy Drive and Media Reader 13 in 1 Media Card Reader
Dell Optical USB Mouse
Dual Drive: 16X DVD-ROM Drive
16x CD/DVD Burner (2nd Bay)
DVI-VGA Adapter to connect 2 CRT Monitors to dual capable Video Card
Media Center Enhancements Dual TV Tuner + Remote Control - watch one channel while recording another
Belkin 375VA Home Office UPS

by Kalapadea:
Misc other computers, I've got about 16 or so. anything from working 286 to broken 2.4 intel.

Sounds just like home

At the moment there are 2 laptops (IBM and Compaq) doing updates and installs, an Athlon 1200 and P3-866 getting new lives, as well as several others in some state of assembly/disassembly!?

... and that's not counting the household 'puters.

For what it's worth ... the machine I'm on right now is:

P4 2.6 Canterwood 800 FSB w/512 cache
Tyan S5101 Motherboard (Intel i865? chipset)
2Gb - 4 X 512 Crucial PC3200 DDR
430W Antec P/S
128Mb Tyan Tachyon (ATI 5600-pro) Graphics card
16X DVD-RW
160Gb Maxtor HD
Creative Audigy II LE sound card
Cambridge SoundWorks 2.1 speakers/sub

Not the latest/greatest by any means ... but it is a workhorse and solid as a rock (stability). My son can be playing Half-Life2 while I'm waiting for a DVD to finish copying/burning ...

With the holidays just around the corner you can bet Santa has quite the wishlist


[edit on 12/1/2005 by 12m8keall2c]

• 2.8GHz
  
• Intel Pentium 4
  
• 512MB DDR
  
• 160GB Hard Drive
  
• HP DVD Writer (+R/+RW 8x)
  
• NVIDIA GeForce FX 5500
  
• 256MB Video Memory
  

[edit on 6-4-2006 by xeroxed88]

Just got this one last month.

Pentium 4 @ 3 Ghz
19" LCD display
512 MB Ram
Geforce 6800 XT (PCIe O yeah!)

The rest is fluff

I can now crank the graphic settings to the max on every game I have And with my cable modem attached I can downlooad spam at lightning speed.

[edit on 6-4-2006 by dbates]

Deluxe.... Top of the line..........










































4-digit abacus, circa 30 bc.

That's my story, and I'm sticking to it!

LOL!

Wow, Mechanic 32, you sure do have a lot of points, considering the short time you've been here. Very impressive!

Originally posted by xeroxed88
LOL!

Wow, Mechanic 32, you sure do have a lot of points, considering the short time you've been here. Very impressive!

(and 14 Applauses!)

Not as many as this guy, and he's been here a lot shorter time than me...

Look for The Cojo on this thread:

www.abovetopsecret.com...#pid2128220

Almost 30,000 points in 5 Days!!

Sorry, Way off topic!

btw - My abacus has a Pentium 4 (Narthwood core, methinks), just to get back on topic!

edit = to get back on topic

[edit on 4/7/2006 by Mechanic 32]

ThermalTake Tai-Chi w/ Liquid Cooling
Pentium D 820 OC'ed 3.6GHz/1040MHz FSB
ASUS P5WD2 Premium
Ultra X-Connect 500w
Corsair XMS 1GB (2x512MB) DDR2-667 OC'ed 780MHz
Visontek 9200se (Soon to be BFG 7800GT)
Maxtor DiamondMax 10 200GB SATA 16MB Cache
Plextor PX-740A / Plextor PX-W5224A
Plantronics DSP-500

Just built my first one.
I use it for computer forensics work

Thermalarmor case
Intell 2.8ghz socket 775 dual core
1.75 gb Ram DDR 2
1.5 Terrabites HDD SataII
geforce 6600 video card
creative labs sound blaster
ATI TV tuner
XP PRO (of course) SP2

Yea, spent way too much but its for work so it is tax deductable and I run my entire entertainment system through it.

Current Socket 478 Intel Sled:

CPU: Intel P4 Socket 478 3.2 EE HT with large cache
CPU fan: Intel OEM Radial fin heatsink
Northbridge Fan: Intel OEM CPU and heatsink from socket 370 P3
Southbridge Fan: Custom Sunon 8mm thick
RAM: 4x1GB Infineon DDR 400 with generic speaders
Motherboard: Supermicro P4SCT+II (with the 8x AGP Pro 1.5v slot), 3 PCI-X, 2PCI, 875P, 6 OB SATA 6300ESB + Marvell, 4 IDE, 2 OB Gig LAN, SMB Bus, hung app restart server feature
Power Supply: Enermax EG-651
Video Card: ATI AIW9600XT (dual monitor)
IO Add-On PCI Card: 4 USB, 2 IEEE 1394
Audio Card: USB Creative Audigy 2 NX
Speakers: output to home stereo
Modems: RS-232 USR Courier v90 Everything External
Cabinet: generic 4x5.25" external, 3x3.5", 1 external
Optical Drive: LG HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-4167B
HDD0: Raptor 10K 34GB OS dual boot MS-DOS 5.0 FAT/WINXP Pro SP2 NTFS 5
HDD1: WD 250GB SATA JBOD
HDD2: WD 250GB SATA JBOD
HDD3: WD 250GB SATA JBOD
HDD4: WD 250GB SATA JBOD
HDD5: WD 250GB SATA JBOD
Disk Subsystem: Supermicro CSE-M35T-1 SATA Mobile Rack "5 in 3" with a great air management system and hot-swap.
Keyboard: Old Beater Logitech Wireless from like '98
Mouse: Old Beater Logitech Wireless from like '98
Primary Monitor: 19" AOC CRT (TV and video monitor)
Secondary Monitor: 17" SONY CRT Trinitron CPD-E240 (main Windows desktop)
Printer: HP Lazerjet 4P old and trusty
Scanner: Canon LIDE-25 USB, cheap and reliable
Bunch of other little peripherals like cameras and stuff

Oldest running sled is DOS 5.0 on a 25MHz AMD with 8MB of 70NS EDO with cga (orange or amber text depending on it's mood) video on a VT100 console hooked up via RS-232... times change... OS is on a 250MB HDD. Not sure what year... only ISA and half ISA slots... and like a hundred jumpers.

My hotrod I'm workin' on has one of those spiffy new Gigabyte RAM drives... lightning freakin' fast, defrags on Diskeeper 9 in a minute... start ups are like 10 seconds to fully loaded "quiet" desktop on XP... but my Rev 1.3 board seems to trash it's file allocation table on WINXP pretty regularly... the drive is only 4GB too which makes it a bit difficult to "squeeze" my usual load onto it. It runs for about four or five days and forgets what it "is" on boot. Thank God for "Ghost" and image backups... maybe after the first firmware update is released and I get that workin' all nice and stable I want to try two of these RAM drives striped together to make 8GB for an OS and back that up regularly to HDD.

Fun thread, thanx,

Victor K.

[edit on 27-5-2006 by V Kaminski]

Here's my specs:

#PC Chips A31G Motherboard
#AMD Sempron 3100+ (64 bit! yay!)
#nVidia GeForce FX 5900 (O'Cd to 5900 Ultra speed)
#1gb DDR 400 RAM
#80gb Hard Drive
#Windows XP Home and Ubuntu 6.06 RC

I'm quite happy with it

Quad PowerMAc G5
4Gb RAM PC3200
Nvidia Quadro FX4500 (512mb)
Aja Kona 2 HD Video Card
4TB Fibre Channel RAID SAN
30' Apple Cinema DIsplay

That is what my boss promised... although I think it will be too late

wow how quickly things evolve...
guys are bragging about ancient 92 nm cpu's lol!

i got a 32 nm sandy bridge