Post your computer's specs!

[Vyse of Arcadia]

So, the title explains it all. What kind of machines are you guys running?

Self-built PC, "Winterfell"
-Can't remember the motherboard make and model
-AMD Athlon 64 3000+ @ 2.0GHz
-1 gig Corsair DDR 400 RAM
-XFX nVidia 6200 w/ 512 MB DDR2 RAM
-2 hard drives with space adding up to 320 gigs
-generic CD-RW and DVD+/-RW drives
-dual boot Windows XP Home (for gaming and gaming only) and Ubuntu Linux 6.06

iMac G5, "Gondolin"
-2.0GHz G5 processor
-512 RAM
-ATI Radeon 9600 w/ 128 MB video RAM
-Mac OS 10.4.7
-160 gig hard drive
-DVD+/-RW
-Built-in speakers and monitor

I also have a laptop on the way on which I just blew the last of my savings account. I'll post its specs some other time.

[Joe Redifer]

Self built PC

-AMD 1.4 Ghz chip, or something like that.
-512 MB of RAM, I think.
-Graphics card: ATI something or other. I really don't remember.
-2 hard drives, One of them quite large. Don't rememeber how big.
-CD-R and DVD-RAM drives.
-I really don't care about the PC, Windows is pretty much useless to me.

Mac:
-Dual 1 Ghz G4 Tower
-1 GB of RAM
-Graphics card: Who cares?
-OS 10.3.9
-120 GB, 80 GB, 120 GB and 200 GB hard drives... all internal.
-DVD-R writer, DVD +/- dual layer writer, both internal.
-Built in speaker, but it sucks so I turn it off and use my floor standing speakers hooked up to a 100w receiver instead.
-Tons of useful software installed (bought and paid for), like Final Cut Pro, etc etc etc.

Laptop:
-None. I hate laptops.

[Oi_Oi_Spanky]

Pentium P75.

Retro 'til I die.

[Dyne]

vyse why a 6200 on your main rig? the 512 of ram will never be utilized and is just a marketing gimmick like ati did with their 9600 line.


my self built 'lil fella

cpu: Intel Pentium 4 2.6C overclocked to 3.4
mobo: Shuttle FB61
ram: 2x512 OCZ Performance pc3200 @ 2-3-3-5
mouse: ms wireless intellimouse explorer 2.0
video: bfg 6800 gt oc @ 415/1100
hdd: Seagate Barracuda 250gig (sata)
dvd +/- r: Nec 1300a
monitor: 19" widescreen Viewsonic VA1912wb
case: Shuttle Xpc SB61G2 v3

[Vyse of Arcadia]

vyse why a 6200 on your main rig? the 512 of ram will never be utilized and is just a marketing gimmick like ati did with their 9600 line.

Yeah, but I really just wanted something to hold me over until I could afford to build a new PC. Or, at the very least, just a new motherboard with PCIe slots. And video cards to go in those slots.

Besides, it runs Oblivion; I'm happy.

[108 Stars]

AMD Athlon 2400+ (I think) @ 2,0 Ghz
512 MB DDR RAM
Geforce 4 ti with AGP (was good about 173 years ago, now sucks!)
Some Pioneer DVD/CD drive (and it sucks!)
Water cooling system (sucks too!)
HDD : 140 GB


It does not run Oblivion, so it kinda sucks!
It does not run the SSF Saturn emulator, so it kinda sucks!
It does run PSX-games, and that does not suck.
Same goes for N64-games.
And it can even manage Mega Drive-games!

[XMARLTONX]

I am transferring to Kean University in the fall and fell into this free laptop:

-HP Intel PIII 650mHz
-512MB RAM (recently upgraded from 128)
-20 GB Harddrive
-Windows 2000 (Not really a big fan of XP)
-HP CD drive

Thinking of purchasing an external DVDR, since they're cheaper than the internal ones for my model (Omnibook 6000)

[XMARLTONX]

Pentium P75.

Retro 'til I die.

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[dougfunnie]

Pentium P75.

Retro 'til I die.

That rocks, I thought I was hardcore with P750
(I did start with an overclocked P166 in 1996)
What gig hard drive you working with?

[Oi_Oi_Spanky]

I have an amazing 1GB hard drive & a stonking 16MB of RAM in this baby.

[oneupthextraman]

two computers:
Windows ME, 128 MBS of ram, 40 GB HDD, CD-RW, DVD-ROM, Floppy, 900 MHZ, Nividia Vanta
WIndows 98SE, 256 MBS ram, 4.01 GB HDD, CD-ROM, FLoppy, 350 MHZ, intel740i, sound card
Behold my power over comptuers!

[Benjamin]

Given to me built by a friend:

Celeron 1.2 Ghz
512 MB RAM
SCSI 40 GB HD
Plextor CD-R (12x I think)
NVIDIA GeForce FX5200

Built by me media PC:

Duron 1.8 Ghz
1 GB RAM
200 GB HD
200 GB HD
160 GB HD
160 GB HD
Radeon 9800

Laptop:

PIII 1.3 Ghz
384 MB RAM
20 GB HD
Worthless Savage graphics card built-in

About to junk I think:

286 PC given to me which won't run anything (need to try getting FreeDOS on it before trashing)

[David J.]

Some P4 at like 2.5GHz, I can't be bothered to remember the rest of it's specs.

[landstalkerx]

Self-Built P.C.
ECS L4VXA2 Motherboard
1 GB PC 3200 RAM
80 GB ATA 133 HDD
250 GB ATA 133 HDD
Pentium 4 2.66 GHZ processor
MSI Radeon 9800 PRO Grphics Card. (I've never tried to run oblivion...)
Plextor PX-716A DVD+/- Single(16x)/Dual(6x) DVD Burner
Lite-on 52x CD burner. I don't remember the model number
2 Generic Floopy drives
Dual boots between Windows XP Pro and Mandriva 2006 Linux. (XP is kind of screwed up right now...)

It's not the greatest computer, but it's fairly decent.

[Ash]

HP s7220n Slimline
Chipset: Intel 915GV / 400MHz FSB
CPU: Celeron M 370 1.5GHz (Socket 479M)
1GB PC2-3200 240pin DDR SDRAM
Samsung 200GB HD
Built-in Intel Extreme 2 Graphics
WinXP Home

Gateway 9210 Server
Intel Celeron D (335) 2.8GHz Prescott / 533MHz FSB / 256k L2 Cache
512MB DDR-400 SDRAM
80GB SATA, 160GB PATA & 320GB SATA HD's.
Built-in ATI Rage Pro Graphics (8MB)
WinXP Pro

HP zt1260 Laptop
Pentium 4c 1.6GHz
512MB PC-2100 DDR SDRAM
Seagate 60GB 5400RPM HD
ATI Mobile Radeon 7200 (32MB)
WinXP Home

Compaq v2205US Laptop
Celeron M 1.3GHz
512MB PC-3200 DDR SDRAM
60GB HD 4200 RPM
Built-in Intel Extreme Graphics
WinXP Home

MSI K8N-NEO (nForce 3 Chipset) / Homebuilt
AMD Sempron 2800+ (1.6GHz)
512MB DDR-400 SDRAM
Seagate Barracuda 9GB Ultra-SCSI 160
Fedora Core 5 (Linux)

Dell Optiplex GX-1
Pentium III 450MHz
512MB ECC-SDRAM PC100
30GB HD
Win2k Pro

Dell Optiplex GX-1
Pentium III 450MHz
384MB ECC-SDRAM PC100
80GB HD
Fedora Core 5 (Linux)

Dell Optiplex GX-100
Celeron 500MHz
128MB SDRAM PC-100
Maxtor 6GB HD
Fedora Core 5 (Linux)

Dell Optiplex GX-100
Celeron 500MHz
320MB SDRAM PC-100 (256MB + 64MB)
Maxtor 6GB HD
Fedora Core 5 (Linux)

Dell Latitude CPi
Pentium II 366MHz
128MB EDO RAM
6GB 5400RPM HD
Win2k Pro

All are working and on-line and doing distributed computing projects.