System Stats

hey, what are the system specs on your computer...

I got in MY computer -

Motherboard - Aopen AX6BC
Memory - 192mb SDRAM 100mhz
Video - 32mb TNT2 nVidia m64 2/4xAGP
Sound - Blaster PCI 64
HDD - 15gb Quatum Fireball
Network - 3Com Ethernet 10/100 (Some Card Number)...its old
CPU - 366mhz
O/S - Windows 98 SE - I prefer its interface

And a heap of developer software

and DONT TEASE MY COMPUTER...i got it for around 250...and jeez...im 15, i don't have a job...and what money i do have i am "Trying" to save, so i can get some hours in so i can get my pilots liscence

But i am looking at getting some more cash....for a new motherboard and processer...and of course the memory

sure, why the heck not...I'll play...

3.2Ghz Pentium 4 overclocked at 3.5Ghz
ASUS P4C800-E Intel 875P with 800Mhz FSB, OCed...
2Gig Memory
200Gig HD
Geforce FX 5900 Ultra Vid
Intel Gigabit Network on board
A90F monitor
400 Watt powersupply--of coarse...I'm why California has rolling blackouts....

And dude, you need a new computer... my laptop even faster then your comp.... :)

Intel 486 DX33 Mhz
120 MB hard disk
8 MB RAM
Tseng Super VGA Graphics Card
Floppy drive

Oh wait, that's my first PC, not my current one ;)

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Originally posted by Yves M
Intel 486 DX33 Mhz
120 MB hard disk
8 MB RAM
Tseng Super VGA Graphics Card
Floppy drive

Oh wait, that's my first PC, not my current one ;)

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You shouldn't brag!

Intel 80286 @16 MHz (w/o math coprocessor)
2 MB RAM
32 MB HDD
FDD
128 kB Hercules Graphics adapter

Up until a couple years ago, I still used my 286 :D. Then I upgraded to a 386! I'm a little bit better off now though.

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Originally posted by solarflare
Up until a couple years ago, I still used my 286 :D. Then I upgraded to a 386! I'm a little bit better off now though.

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As ususal, you americans have to brag with what you have. "I have 32 bits, yeah!"

Just kidding. :D

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Originally posted by Gabriel Fleseriu
As ususal, you americans have to brag with what you have. "I have 32 bits, yeah!"

Just kidding. :D

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Well the thing about my 386 was that it was a laptop, so I could just keep it in the keyboard tray and thus my desk was clear (well, that is to say there was no computer on it... it wasn't necessarily clean ;)).

The one before that, however, was a huge honking pile of ... computer hardware.

I still remember the 8086 laptop I used to have...An monocolor ORANGR screen. The head-ache factory per-se...We were young...
:p

Evolution....for me at least.

tsr-80
commodore64
Apple IIe
Apple IIGS
Amiga 2000
I miss my mojo err moto....

current is a 1.6 intel, and a 900 amd with all the bells and whistles, but then they were free so I can't complain ;)

Gee... I still keep the windows open, so my 600 PIII coppermine stays cool enough to work.

Family members like to stick together since Christmas time is coming near....:cool:

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Originally posted by Gabriel Fleseriu
Gee... I still keep the windows open, so my 600 PIII coppermine stays cool enough to work.

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Hum, well, I have to keep my system hard disk outside of the case, next to a 50 cm ventilator when temperatures here in Spain hit 40 degrees in the summer. And that's on my current computer ;)

Well, to remain on-topic, here is my current computer:
Dual AMD Athlon 2000+
Asus A7M266D motherboard
1 GB RAM
2 x 120 GB harddisk in RAID 0
40 GB system hard disk
Gefore 4400
Audigy 2
21 inch LCD screen

AMD 1.0gig
500meg PC100
Asus a7v
2 6.4 gig HDDs
1 80 gig HDD
Plenty of extra holes in the case for ventilation. Some larger ones
in the back are filled with duct tape. ( semi ATX case with real
ATX MotherBoard ). Floppy is on the bottom of the case where it
fell to last time I was fixing ( kicking ) the putor. Its hole is another
ventilation slot :D

And the lower end tester
Intel 400 mhz
64 meg
1 8.2 gig HDD

Actually, does anybody else use dual PCs a lot ? Ever since I got my first one (a dual Celeron 500), I can't live without it anymore.

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Originally posted by Gabriel Fleseriu
You shouldn't brag!

Intel 80286 @16 MHz (w/o math coprocessor)
2 MB RAM
32 MB HDD
FDD
128 kB Hercules Graphics adapter

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Ok, I'll one down you. I got my first computer in 1988 it had:

Intel 80286 @16 MHz (with math coprocessor)
1 MB RAM (It could only use 640KB of this)
20 MB HDD
5.25" FDD
64 kB EGA Adapter


Before that I used my Sister's Kaypro CPM computer.

So there.