Laptop P-III

This Comp (Laptop)
2 GB Ram (DDR2)
250 HDD
Intel Dual Core (2.2 GHz)
Running Vista Home Premium

My Recording Comp (Desktop/Tower)
512 MB Ram
40 GB HDD
Intel Pentium 3 (1.3 GHz)
OS: Windows XP Professional

My New Comp (desktop/tower>>> Future Network/Filesharing Server)
3 GB Ram
500 GB Sata HD
250 GB HD
Intel Duo Core 2.2 GHz (Upgrading CPU and Motherboard soon)
OS: None Atm Dual Booting With Slackware And CentOS Linux In The Future


And Yeh Then I have My Old Servers that i dont use >>> Selling Them

HP dv4t-1000
Intel Core 2 Duo T9400 (~2.53Ghz)
2GB RAM
250GB HDD
nVIDIA GeForce 9200M GS 512MB GPU (up to 1GB)
Windows Vista Home Premium SP1

My damn slow... workstation:
Pentium III 933Mhz
192Mb RAM
Integrated Intel Graphics Chipset(Pumping ⅛ of my ram)
20Gb+4Gb
Windows 2000 Pro, Debian testing and NetBSD
Still usable... (sometimes!)

And at the back;
I have a Pentium II 233Mhz, 128Mb RAM running on NetBSD as private file server.

LOL PC GO with mac.... Hella of a lot better.

My awesome laptop

HP HDX Premium
Ram: 4 gb
CPU: Intel CORE 2 Duo P8400 @ 2.26GHz
Hard Drive: 260 gb
Nvidia Geoforce 9600 GT 1.8gb available memory, 512mb dedicated
OS: Windows Vista and Windows 7

I have a Brand New Toshiba Satellite L305D-S5904 from Newegg.com
I run Windows Vista Home Premium
3GB RAM
AMD Dual Core 2GHz Processor
250GB Internal and a 500GB External Hard Drive from my old system
1200x800 32Bit TruBright TFT Screen
Adobe CS2
Macromedia MX 2004

Athlon X2 4400+ Dual Core
4 GB DDR2
Geforce 8800
HD 250 x 2
Samsung 22" Widescreen LCD
Vista 64 bits

Is this a good desktop and how much did you pay?

My setup is as follows (as of 3/4/09):

Compaq Armada E700 (laptop):
Pentium III @ 500 Mhz
384MB of RAM
160GB hard drive
D-Link (Athenos based) Wi-Fi adapter
OpenSuSE 11.1

Dell Dimension E4600 (desktop):
Pentium IV @ 2.4Ghz
512 MB RAM
320GB hard drive
OpenSuSE 11.1
Samsung Syncmaster B932W (flat-panel)

Printers:
Hewlett-Packard PSC2175
Hewlett-Packard Deskjet 940C
Epson Stylus Photo R260

CPU:AMD Athlon™ 64 Processor 3500+, MMx, 3DNow, ~2.2GHZ
FSB: 2000 MHZ (2 GHZ)
RAM: 4 GB
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce 7800 GT, 256 MB
AUD: CREATIVE SOUND BLASTER Audigy 2 ZS Gamer w/CREATIVE 5.1 Surround Sound Speakers
HDD: PRI: MAXTOR STM3320620A (320 GB), SEC: WDC WD2000BB-22GUC0 (200 GB)
OS: MICROSOFT WINDOWS MEDIA CENTER XP (MICROSOFT WINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAL (5.1 Build 2600))
MON: INSIGNIA NS-PDP32-09, 32" PLASMA

WOw same me xD. But any1 can tell me : can I make a FTP sever with zymic ? Plz reply me
<3 u all

Hello there.This forum is really useful to others.Thank you Zymic.
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Dell
1 gb RAM
1.73 gb processor
160 HDD
SP 2

i've 3 machines

Frist My Personal Machines

2.4 Quad
250 GB hard disk
4 GB Ram

Second machine

2.4 Duo core
180 GB hard disk
2 GB ram

Third Machines

2.8
80*2 Hard Disk
768 mb ram

Mine is
AXP 3200+
2GB RAM
120GB HD
NFORCE 3

i know its kinda old..

and a dying CRT monitor..

A mighty Dell Dimension 4100

PIII - 733 with 512 MB RAM and 10 GB Hard Drive, 17" Trinitron Monitor, 32MB NVidia TNT Pro - Windows XP.

I wouldn't touch Vista if my life depended on it.

Needless to say with all that power I forego the use of an IDE, and do all my programming using Notepad++, essentiaLLY an enhanced text editor.

Haha... Vista wouldn't even be able to run on that.

That computer needs to be trashed and you should fork out the cash for a new one. You can get one 4 times faster than that for only $250.

True dat.

I'm shocked you're still on that kind of computer. WOW!

Why? So I can run Vista which requires four times the resources? Anyways, Your point is taken. But money is tight and I don't really need a new Box. Sooner or later I will probably need a good IDE though. So I'll have to upgrade.

Actually you could still run XP and would be able to run modern software and play the newer games.

you're right of course. But I'm not much into games with lots of animation. My computer can kick my ass at chess, that's about the only game I spend much time on. Being a programmer, I would probably benefit from a good IDE, which requires more that 512 MB. If I could, I'd buy more RAM, but my PIII can't handle more than 512MB. Anyways I know I could do better for a few hundred bucks. One of these days, I'm on no hurry.

It raises an interesting question though. Frankly I think ever cheaper hardware drives software development. When you can buy 1GB of RAM for $100, then there is not a lot of economic incentive to design lean, efficient software or operating systems. A lot of the software these days is bloated and overloaded crap. Imagine needing 2GB Ram to run Windows! I miss the good old days when lean and efficient programming was an art form in itself.

im still using my old computer it serves its purposes and still run my apps pretty fast.

proper maintenance goes a long way....

The best thing about my PC is it's 180 GB hard Drive. For designing it is not sufficient, but it is a huge storage for me.

It's a gaming rig I spent most of my money/life building
Asus P5Q Motherboard

Intel Quad Core Q660

nVidia 255 Ultra


OCZ 8 GB (2x4GB) Memory DDRII 800mhz.

Seagate Barracuda 1TB SATA 32m (x2 500GB)


Cooler Master Hyper TX2

Antec Sonata III 500 case with EarthWatts 500w power supply.

Windows 7 Beta

os :windows 7 home
ram: 3gigs
24" monitor
256mb graphics (ATI)
1.5TB internal, 1TB external

the rest im too lazy to dig for xD

Would rather not say right now lol my Laptops is so slow!!!! Can't wait until I get a new one

I've got an old-ish overclocked Pentium 4 - 1GB. Have a look at the picture to see whats happened with the 3.3v rail. When the voltage gets below 2.4 volts, it powers off!
And now that little connector has totally broken off - and it appears to be the only one supplying the ~3.3v volts.

just doing a few of my computers (As I have 8 of them right now)

Main:
Core 2 Duo E8400 usually OC'ed to 3.6 GHz
4 GB Corsair XMS2 Dominator PC8500 DDR2 RAM
ASUS P5KC motherboard
ATI Radeon HD 4890 1 GB
250 GB HDD for OS, Games and programs
640 GB HDD for the rest (ie. pr0n:P)
Windows 7

Experimental server, Dell Poweredge 2600:
1x 2.4 GHz Intel Xeon Socket 603 (Room for 1 more, got the extra voltage regulator and is hunting for another CPU and heatsink)
1 GB ECC RAM (DDR1)
5x 37 GB 15.000 RPM HDDs (currently in RAID0)
SCSI 640 controller with 128 MB battery-backed cache
And the best of it all: I got it for free (and no, I didn't steal it... damn thing weighs about 82 lbs, but I did lift it by myself... couldn't even hold a pencil for days afterward)
Only reason i'm not using it for hosting though, is that it's really noisy.... and it stands in my bedroom

Laptop
ASUS F3Ka AP014C
2 GHz AMD Turion X2
2 GB RAM
ATI Radeon HD2600
Windows 7
Mainly used for school and stuff like that... Still needs some configuration and probably a RAM upgrade when I get the money for it.

my internet access:
old Compaq Presario 1244 laptop
AMD K6 366 MHz
160 MB RAM (fully loaded!)
a whopping 4 GB hard drive
XP Pro SP1, consumes about 60 MB RAM at startup for Windows leving me about 100 MB to use.
won't stream video, but gets me about whatever else I need to look at.
before you all die :rofl: ing, it was free; cost me a whole $11 for a CMOS battery and 128 MB RAM.

won't let my desktop touch the 'net so it won't dog down any further than stock Windows bloat.
it's super-new by my standards and well over 3 thousand times faster (literally) than the computers I learned to program on;
Dell Optiplex GX280
around 3 GHz hyperthreaded Pentium IV processor
2 GB RAM
i think a 40 GB hard drive
XP Pro SP3

Laugh if you want, but the Dell junker only cost me $90 shipped; I just had to fab a case and rig a power supply to make it work.

I can't imagine even wanting to run Vista or Win7, XP is plenty bloated enough but I can't get much software to run under Win '98 anymore (snicker). I'd go to some flavor of Linux if I wanted a new OS.
See, some of us are so cheap we only use old hardware... "And we liked it! 'Cause that's the way it was."

New my laptop one from prize win by Company by Jan. 16, 2010

Dell XPS M1330

CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo
RAM: 4 GB
HDD: 280 GB (and added 16.3 GB for RECOVERY only)
OS: Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit (SP1)

CPU: Intel® Core™2 Duo CPU E5200 @ 2.50GHz (2 CPUs),
RAM: 2GB
HDD: 640GB
GPU: GeForce 9600 GT (512MB)
Monitor: 17" (1280x1024)
OS: WinXP

A toshiba Laptop
1.8 GHZ Dual Core Intel CPU
4 G.b RAM
1 g.b Video Card
320 G.B Internal HDD
2 External HDD
1 Seagate 500 G.b
1 Samsung 1.5 TB

That's all i need for my bussines

Heres mine, had it a while now.

AMD athlon 6000+ x2 @ 3.00ghz
4 GB RAM
500GB HDD Sata2
XFX 8800GS Alpha Dog Edition
Modded antec 300
23" monitor.

Windows 7 ultimate.

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aspire one netbook

swapped out win xp for jolicloud

Heres mine
Intel Pentuim Daul Core 2.60Ghz ~ OC'd to 3.4Ghz
Ram: 2Gb DDR2
Mobo: ASUS P5KPL/1600
500GB SATA II Seagate
XFX ATI Radeon HD 4650 (1GB)
Cmedia 8738 Pci Audio
DVD - RW
CD - RW
cd drive (x48 max )
Custom built
O/S: Windows Vista Ultimate SP2 x86 and Windows 7 Ultimate x64
Vista Index Rating 5.5 out of 5.9 and its Gaming Graphics everything else is 5.9

DUDE Serouisly... 7Ghz Processor... wtf are you making your pc a house warmer or something ... i got mine overclocked from 2.60Ghz to 3.38Ghz Daul Core intel E5300

This is my laptop specs:

Windows 7 Professional 64bit
Intel Centrino 2 2.26Ghz
Nvidia 9600gt
500gb internal
4 gb Ram

A little late to the party!

Laptop: Intel Centrino Duo 1.6GHz
2GB RAM, 320GB HDD, Win Vista 32-bit, integrated intel graphics :-\

New desktop:
Intel Core i3 2.93GHz
6GB RAM, 1TB HDD, Win7 64-bit

Old desktop:
AMD Athlon 64 X2 4200+ @2.2GHz
3GB RAM, 500GB HDD- Win7-32-bit/Debian 64-bit
Nvidia GeForce XFX 9600 GSO

My original plans were to merge the two desktops but...the MoBo on the new one apparently doesn't have a PCI-E slot :-\
My father and I got the older desktop working for the moment so I can say I have my gaming rig back :-)

Laptop I bought last fall and have been using:

13" Macbook Pro
2.26 GHz Core 2 Duo
2 GB DDR3 Ram
250GB HD

I don't have a PC, instead I have a MAC and here's my specs:

• Model Name: MacBook Pro
• Model Identifier: MacBookPro5,3
• Processor Name: Intel Core 2 Duo
• Processor Speed: 2.8 GHz
• Number Of Processors: 1
• Total Number Of Cores: 2
• L2 Cache: 6 MB
• Memory: 4 GB
• Bus Speed: 1.07 GHz
• Boot ROM Version: MBP53.00AC.B03
• HDD: 500 GB SATA

My needs to be updated but here is what i got
Windows 7 Ultimate (free from Microsoft [no its not a priated copy nor did i steal it])
AMD Sempron 3800+ 2.20GHz
1GB RAM
PNY Verto HDMI 512 MB Card ( NVIDIA GeForce 210)
160 HDD
Microsoft Virtual PC with XP Home SP3
vMware player with XP Pro SP3
Dual screen (main 1280x1024 second 1024x768)


Trying to get a laptop soon

|UPDATE|

Desktop crash got a laptop

Windows 7 Ultimate
Intel Pentium Dual-Core @ 2.16GHz
2GB of RAM
Intel Graphic Processor at 796 MB
160 HDD
Windows XP Mode & VMware Player with Ubuntu (Desktop & Server) & Debian 5
1366x728 (main screen)
full QWERTY key with Num pad

|NEW UPDATE|

F*** Windows
Ubuntu 11.04 with Gnome KDE and Unity
Intel Pentium Dual-Core @ 2.16GHz
2GB of RAM
Intel Graphic Processor at 796 MB
160 HDD
1366x728 (main screen)
full QWERTY key with Num pad
and enough power to kill Windows

This was my custom 5 month build, started Nov 2009 finished March 2010 (added an extra piece here and there since completion such as blu-ray and monitor)
Here's the end result:

Antec 900 II ATX Mid Tower Pc Case
Asus P6X58D Premium Socket 1366 X58 ATX Motherboard
Intel Core i7-920 Processor @2.66 (Oc'D 3.55 - 4.0)
Corsair Hydro Series™ H50 CPU Cooler
12Gb Ocz Low Voltage DDR3 Triple Channel Platinum Edition Dimms PC3-10666 OCZ3P1333LV12GS (Oc'D 1333-1600Mhz)
(2) HIS HD 4670 iSilence 4 1GB (128bit) DDR3 PCIe Graphics Cards in CrossFire - Dual versions (1 VGA/DVI / Native HDMI - 1 Dual DVI / S-Video)
Seagate Barracuda (LP ST315005N4A1AS-RK) 1.5TB 7,200 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive
(3) Western Digital Caviar Blue WD5000AAKS 500GB 7,200 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Raid 5 Array
Ultra X4 1200 Watt 100% Modular PsU
LG GH22NS50 22X Internal SATA Super Multi DVD Drive w/LightScribe
LG UH10LS20 10X Internal Blu-ray ROM/16X DVD Burner SATA Combo Drive w/LightScribe
Antec Tri-Cool BlueLED 120mm Fan Added to Window Panel
Antec Tri-Cool BlueLED 120mm Fan Added to radiator (2 fans total for push/pull flow)
Dual 12" Cold Cathode Tube Case Lighting (1 Blue / 1 Ultra Violet)
Razer Lycosa Keybaord (Blue Backlit)
Razer Lachesis 4000Dpi Gaming Mouse (Blue Backlit)
24" Widescreen Dell E248WFP Flat Panel Monitor
23" Wide Samsung 440s HDTV
17" Wide LG L1732TQ Flat Panel Monitor
Microsoft Windows 7 Professional (64 Bit)

You can see other customs I have done or in the process of doing now at my zymic site http://www4.clanteam.com/news.php

and mine's here:
cpu,AMD Athlon™ 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5200+(2700 MHz)
mb,SUPoX COMPUTER Co.,LTD SUPoX MCP68 Series
memory,2GB( 2048 MHz)
the hard driver,320 GB
gra. card,NVIDIA GeForce 7025 / NVIDIA nForce 630a (512 MB)
bla bla

toshiba laptop,

CPU: Core 2 Duo T7300 (2.0 Ghz)
RAM: 2GB
HDD: 284GB

this is wat i know about my set up.

Wow! so advanced of your setup!

Quick printout thanks to glarysoft
------------------Overview------------------
Processor : AMD Phenom™ 9950 Quad-Core Processor
Memory : 2048MB(Speed 800)
Mother Board : M3A32-MVP DELUXE
Windows Version : Microsoft Windows 7 Professional
Installation Date : 2010-12-03
Monitor : Generic PnP Monitor
Video Adapter : ATI Radeon HD 4800 Series
Mouse : Microsoft Arc Mouse (IntelliPoint)
Keyboard : Standard PS/2 Keyboard
Disk Drive : Maxtor 2F040L0 ATA Device(38GB, IDE)
Disk Drive : QUANTUM FIREBALLlct20 40 ATA Device(37GB, IDE)
Disk Drive : WDC WD3200AAJS-00B4A0 ATA Device(298GB, IDE)
DVD/CD-ROM Drive : CMOTECH Mass Storage USB Device
DVD/CD-ROM Drive : TSSTcorp CDDVDW SH-S203N ATA Device

Intel core 2 duo 2Ghz
2GB ram
160GB hard drive
Brand HP-Laptop


Adriana

Nothing particular noteworthy but just what I'm running. Built purely from bought-used/salvaged-parts with the only exception being the PSU which is starting to fail after 5 years and was the only item bought new.. go figure.

OS: Windows XP-SP2 [nLited w/ 118mb install ISO]
CPU: Opteron170 @ 2.71Ghz/[Lo:1.10v Hi:1.35v]/10x271HTT
Cooler: --AVC 4-Heatpipe Air Cooler [Z8UH408003]
GFX: XFX Nvidia GTX260 Black Edition [Lo:200/400/80@0.71v Hi:729/1458/1240@1.14v]
Mobo: ASRock 939Dual-SataII [Modded Bios 0.4xx]
RAM: 2x512 OCZ-EL pc3200 + 2x512 Corsair-CMS pc3200 @ 197mhz/2-2-2-5/2.7v
PSU: Rosewill RG530-2 [530w-41A]
Drive1: [E-IDE] 80gb Western Digital Caviar
Drive2: [E-IDE] ACER 40x Cd-Reader
Drive3: [E-IDE] Memorex 32MAXX [32-12-40]
Drive4: 32mb RamDrive [Temp files, Folding, 24/7 utils with constant self-disk access/logging]
Floppy: Mitsumi 5.25" Floppy Drive [Nostalgia Sakes]
Audio: Yamaha YMF-724 PCI SoundCard
Monitor: Hyundai ImageQuest p910+ 17" CRT @ 2048x1536
Chassis: Generic No-Name Mid-Tower

Fan Count: {IN} 1x120mm {OUT} 3x92mm, 140mm[PSU-TempRegulated] {Added onboard} 2x40mm {CPU} 1x92mm[blueLEDclear] {RAM} 1x92mm[clear]

Not a bad setup! Your specs were of utmost interest to me as I'd used to be a rather obsessive fan over EPoX mainboards. They had since gone out of business apparently but judging by the name they'd re-established under the name 'SUPoX' [Same altercaps name with the lowercase 'o' and the MCP naming convention]. Seems I might start looking into that brand now if they are still distributing semi-decent boards. Knowing they're still around just brought a smile to my face. ^^