What are the specs on your computer?

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ilovemyapplesduh

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Intel Pentinum 4 Processor with Hyper-Threading Technology 2.8GHz 800MHZ FSB
256MBx2 (512MB total) DDR PC3700 Dual Channeled 800MHZ
80Gb Serial ATA150 Hard Drive with 8MB Buffer
Ge Force FX 5700 256MB 8xAGP
8x Dual Format DVD Burner.
 
Intel p4 3.0 Ghz with HT tech, 800Mhz FSB, 1MB L2 Cache
160 Gig SATA 7200 RPM HD
1 Gig Dual Channel DDR Memory
8X DVD RW
PCI express 6600 GT Graphics Card (coming s00n)
 
PIII 450 Mhz
40 Gig 7200 Rpm Drive
Voodoo 5 65 MB Card Baby!
460 megs o ram i think
my comp is old, but when i got it it was a beast
 
AMD Athlon XP 1.1 ghz 1700
40 gig Western Digital HDD
Radeon 7000 64 mb w/ S-video Out
512 megs SDRAM (the old kind)
Shuttle AK23 Motherboard

not the greatest, but it was cheap to build and it's lasted me 2 years so far with no problems.
 
[quote name='ilovemyapplesduh']Intel Pentinum 4 Processor with Hyper-Threading Technology 2.8GHz 800MHZ FSB
256MBx2 (512MB total) DDR PC3700 Dual Channeled 800MHZ
80Gb Serial ATA150 Hard Drive with 8MB Buffer
Ge Force FX 5700 256MB 8xAGP
8x Dual Format DVD Burner.[/quote]

Die and burn in hell you piece of shit.
 
desktop
AMD 64 3200
1 gig of mem
200 gig hd
9800 pro
4X dvd rw

Laptop
1.6 pentium m
512 ddr mem
40 gig hd
dvd/cd-rw combo
 
AMD T-Bird Athlon (0.18u/800mhz/256kB/200mhz)
256 MB RAM
geforce 2 mx
80 gig IDE HD
8x cd burner
Slackware 10 (kernel 2.6.7)
 
P4 3.0 Ghz with HT tech, 800Mhz FSB, 1MB L2 Cache
1 Gig of Geil PC 400 DDR RAM
380Gig Total Hard drive space
ATi All-in-Wonder 9800 Pro 128MB
Pioneer DVR-108 DVD Burner
Pioneer 8X DVD-ROM Slot Drive SCSI
 
There's already another thread for this:

http://www.cheapassgamer.com/forum/...&start=40&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight=

but here's my both my setups:

Computer #1 (Gaming/Online Gaming/Graphics)

Asus A7N8X-E Dlx mobo
Athlon XP 2500+ w/ Barton core (OC'd to 3200+)
x2 Corsair XMS 512mb DDR (pc3200) = 1GBDDR
Asus Radeon 9800Pro (OC'd to 9800xt)
1Terabyte HD (250GB x4 Western Digital HD's w/ RAID controller)
52x32x52 Lite-On CD Burner
16x Lite-On DVDROM
Chieftec Dragon Server Case (Blue)
Zalman Resorator Water Cooling System

Computer #2 (Internet)

Asus A7N8X-E Dlx mobo
Athlon XP 2500+ w/ Barton core (OC'd to 3200+)
x2 Crucial 512mb DDR (pc2700) = 1GBDDR
1Terabyte HD (250GB x4 Western Digital HD's w/ RAID controller) * thanks Black Friday Circuit City!! *
Asus Radeon 9600xt
16x Lite-On DVDROM
8X NEC Dual Layer DVD Burner
Chieftec Dragon Server Case (White)
 
Intel Pentinum 4 Processor with Hyper-Threading technology 2.8GHz 800MHZ FSB
512 MB Ram (two 256's)
250 GB hard drive
ATI 9600xt graphics card
Dvd burner
 
AMG 1080 Case
AMD 64 3500+
2 Gigs of Ram
GeForce 6800 GT 256
Audigy ZS
WD 10K Raptor
200 Gig Hard Drive
250 Gig External
Saitek Keyboard
MX510 Logitech Mouse
21 Inch Trinitron Sony Monitor
Logitech Z-680 5.1 speakers

My wife's box-
Thermaltake VA3000BWA
P4 2.4 Gigahertz OC'd to 2.96
Radeon 9800 Pro
2 Gigs of Ram
Audigy ZS.... and well, you get the picture, thats why I play PC games, not nintendo.... :p
 
[quote name='friedram']AMG 1080 Case
AMD 64 3500+
2 Gigs of Ram
GeForce 6800 GT 256
Audigy ZS
WD 10K Raptor
200 Gig Hard Drive
250 Gig External
Saitek Keyboard
MX510 Logitech Mouse
21 Inch Trinitron Sony Monitor
Logitech Z-680 5.1 speakers

My wife's box-
Thermaltake VA3000BWA
P4 2.4 Gigahertz OC'd to 2.96
Radeon 9800 Pro
2 Gigs of Ram
Audigy ZS.... and well, you get the picture, thats why I play PC games, not nintendo.... :p[/quote]

2 GIGS of RAM?! GREAT SCOTT! :shock:
 
well, programs aren't going to need more than 2 gigs of ram until at least the end of 2005, perhaps mid 2006. Having that much ram means that you can run additional background apps with much less performance loss as well.
 
My main desktop / server is a dual xeon 2.4 ghz core step D1 OC'ed to go over 3 ghz each with Swifttech water cooling system. My main HD is a 36.7 GB Atlas 15K Ultra320. 2 gigs of RAM. I'm too lazy to write the rest :p

I have two back up computers. One 1 ghz P3 w/512 mb ram and a PII 333 w/320 mb ram running slackware. I have a couple of other computers too, but they are at my office, and I have a laptop.
 
[quote name='CappyCobra'][quote name='friedram']AMG 1080 Case
AMD 64 3500+
2 Gigs of Ram
GeForce 6800 GT 256
Audigy ZS
WD 10K Raptor
200 Gig Hard Drive
250 Gig External
Saitek Keyboard
MX510 Logitech Mouse
21 Inch Trinitron Sony Monitor
Logitech Z-680 5.1 speakers

My wife's box-
Thermaltake VA3000BWA
P4 2.4 Gigahertz OC'd to 2.96
Radeon 9800 Pro
2 Gigs of Ram
Audigy ZS.... and well, you get the picture, thats why I play PC games, not nintendo.... :p[/quote]

2 GIGS of RAM?! GREAT SCOTT! :shock: [/quote]

*whooo* *shhhhhhhhhhh* Impressive.... Most Impressive *whooo* *shhhhhhhhhhh*
 
Ol' Bessie:

eMachines etower 366c
366 mhz Cyrix MII processor
160 megs ram
3 gig hdd
cd drive works
dvd drive broken

I like solitaire!
 
HP Pavilion 512n
Celeron 1.4 GHz
256 MB ram
60 GB hard drive
60 GB 7200 rpm hard drive
CD-R/DVD drive

It may not be the sexiest PC on these boards, but for school it's fine, and it plays CC Red Alert 2 and Fallout just fine, and that's all that matters.

I'm looking to add a DVD burner and a video card somewhere down the line.
 
[quote name='javeryh']How do I figure out the specs on my computer?[/quote]

Well, (in Windows 2000) you can try checking your system properties:

Start > Settings > Control Panel > System > General

That should tell you your operating system, how much RAM you have and your CPU type (assuming you or whoever built the computer set it up right)

The other information can be figured out by checking either the device manager or the beginning boot sequence when you turn on your computer. I believe the boot will tell you operating system, system RAM size, RAM type, video card (assuming no overclocking), CPU type and speed (again, assuming no OC). and sound card.

To find out what kind of IDE devices (hard drive, CDROM, DVDROM, etc.) you have, you must get into the setup view during the boot sequence... or you could just right click on the 'My Computer' icon on your desktop and click on Manage. On the window that pops up, go down to storage and then disk management. Right click on any of the bottom grey areas that say Disk 0 or Disk 1 or CDRom 1, etc. and it should go into further detail.

Hope the explanation wasn't too wordy or extraneous
 
Neon Case with window/
AMD 64 3400+
1 Gig of ram
250G Hard Drive
Nvida 6800 256mb

2nd one
pro case AMD 2000+
512 of ram
80g Hard drive
Nvida 440mx 128mb

3rd
pro case AMD 2100+
512 of ram
80g Hard drive
Nvida 440mx 128mb

& i play DOOM 3 on the 1st one, but still won't give up my XBOX,PS2,Gamecube,Super Nentendo, & my 2600. they rock. i still can't see my self playing 6hrs. infront of my pc. ( but do speand 8hrs playing in front of my TV LOL ) :lol:
 
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Custom: _
P4 2.4 GHz
1 GB RAM
300 GB HD
ATi 9600 XT

Dell: _
P4 2.2 GHz
512 MB RAM
160 GB HD
nVidia GeForce 5200 Ultra

HP: _
PIII 1.2 GHz
380ish MB RAM
40 GB HD
Some graphics card, forgot. =/
 
Dell P3 1 Ghz
256MB RAM
40 GB HD (half free)
Nvidia GeForce 2 32MB RAM
DVD drive
48x CDRW
Windows XP PRO (student discount copy)

This baby was hot when I bought it. No reason to upgrade because I completely gave up PC games after I spent many hours trying to get Diablo 2 to work . . . configuration issues instead of gaming . . . :cry:

Console games all the way!!!
 
[quote name='jaykrue'][quote name='javeryh']How do I figure out the specs on my computer?[/quote]

Well, (in Windows 2000) you can try checking your system properties:

Start > Settings > Control Panel > System > General

That should tell you your operating system, how much RAM you have and your CPU type (assuming you or whoever built the computer set it up right)

The other information can be figured out by checking either the device manager or the beginning boot sequence when you turn on your computer. I believe the boot will tell you operating system, system RAM size, RAM type, video card (assuming no overclocking), CPU type and speed (again, assuming no OC). and sound card.

To find out what kind of IDE devices (hard drive, CDROM, DVDROM, etc.) you have, you must get into the setup view during the boot sequence... or you could just right click on the 'My Computer' icon on your desktop and click on Manage. On the window that pops up, go down to storage and then disk management. Right click on any of the bottom grey areas that say Disk 0 or Disk 1 or CDRom 1, etc. and it should go into further detail.

Hope the explanation wasn't too wordy or extraneous[/quote]

Awesome. Thanks.
 
current system:
Dell p4 1.7 ghz
256mb ram (ahhh dont kno how I can live with this)
radeon 9600xt
40 gig hdd
120 Gig hdd
52x cdburner
dvd drive

sytem being built:
athlon 64 fx 55
1 gig of ram (maybe 2 if I can afford it )
radeon x800 xt platinum edition pci express
76 gig 10,000 rpm sata rapotor Hdd
daul layer dvd burner
and really cool lights and stuff

still waitin for that damn nforce 4 motherboard so I can actually build the damn thing
 
P4 3.2 Ghz w/ HT
1024 MB Ram
60Gig Hard Drive
Geforce FX 5700 Go w/ 128mb ram.
24X DVD CDRW Combo Drive.

Alienware 51m in Conspiracy Blue.
 
P4 1.5 GHz
512MB Ram
200GB HD
64MB GeForce 3
SB Audigy 1
Sony DVD burner
Klipsch Ultra 5.1 speakers

...and yes, Doom 3 runs like shit on it. It sounds good though.
 
Intel p4 3.0 Ghz with HT, 800Mhz FSB, 1MB L2 Cache
200 Gig SATA 7200 RPM HD
512 mb Dual Channel DDR ram
8X Dual Layer DVD RW
6.1 Surround Sound System

and hopefully an ati x700 xt pci-express card soon or as soon as ati decide to release it. been waiting for the damn card to b released for a month now. ive been living on a god dam integrated card that cant play any decent game for so long i wanna cry. dam u ati! daaaaam uuuuu!!!!
 
[quote name='mario23air']P4 1.5 GHz
512MB Ram
200GB HD
64MB GeForce 3
SB Audigy 1
Sony DVD burner
Klipsch Ultra 5.1 speakers

...and yes, Doom 3 runs like shit on it. It sounds good though.[/quote]

Time to get a new vid card :lol:
 
AMD Athlon XP 2500+ Barton OC'd to 3000+
512MB of DDR333
80 GB WD (8mb cache) and 30GB WD
Nvidia GeForce 6800 standard
DVD-rom and NEC ND3500 16x Burner
Integrated audio and lan

Just got my 6800, now I need Doom 3 to come on sale again dang it.
 
Computer
Operating System Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
OS Service Pack Service Pack 1
Internet Explorer 6.0.2800.1106 (IE 6.0 SP1)

Motherboard
CPU Type AMD Athlon XP-A, 2075 MHz (6.25 x 332) 2800+
Motherboard Chipset VIA VT8378(A) UniChrome KM400(A)
System Memory 512 MB (PC2700 DDR SDRAM)

Display
Video Adapter RADEON 9800 PRO - Secondary (128 MB)
Video Adapter RADEON 9800 PRO (128 MB)
3D Accelerator ATI Radeon 9800 Pro (R350)

Multimedia
Audio Adapter VIA AC'97 Enhanced

Storage
Floppy Drive Floppy disk drive
Disk Drive SAMSUNG SP1203N (120 GB, 7200 RPM, Ultra-ATA/133)
Optical Drive JLMS XJ-HD166S (16x/48x DVD-ROM)
Optical Drive SONY CD-RW CRX215E5
 
Asus A7N8X board, AMD 2400+ xp, Radeon 9600xt, 512 Corsair xms, 160 gig WD.

Built it last year around thanksgiving, but I had to replace the videocard this summer (was a 9500 pro).
 
2.4 Ghz Celeron
248 Megs Ram
40gb Hardrive
15gb Hardrive
64MB Geforce 2 MX440 PCI
DVD/CD-RW Drive

I'm planning to upgrade within the next month:
extra 512 Ram
extra 60-80gb Hardrive
128MB Geforce 5200 or Radeon 9200

I just bought Doom 3 & Farcry for $20 each, but they don't run well yet.
 
Gigabyte forgot-the-model board
AMD 2600+
512mb DDR 3200 RAM
2x 160gb HDD
Radeon 8500
Soundblaster Audigy
Viewsonic 21" CRT

Soon to upgrade tho - adding another 512mb RAM, and swapping out the video card for a GeForce 6600 GT (AGP). After that, I'll swap out my processor w/ a AMD 3200+ 400mhz fsb, which will max out my current board.
 
AMD 64 3200+
1 GIG RAM
160 GB HDD
ATI AIW 9800 PRO
Samsung 52X CD-RW
Sony Universal 8x Dual Layer DVD-Writer
19" CRT Flat NEC Multisync something something Superbright Diamondtron
Some Acoustic Authority speakers that I got at CC for $70 with a rebate, an 8 inch sub right at my feet O_O
Windows XP SP 2 with Longhorn Themes >_> I use XBOX for Media Center.
 
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