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CPU Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4ghz

RAM: 2 gb of DDR2

Hard disk 1: OCZ Vertex2 120gb SATA2 (SSD)

Hard disk 2: Seagate 320gb 7200rpm SATA2

Graphic card: NVIDIA Geforce GTX550Ti 1gb ddr5 (I'm not a gamer, I use the GPU power)

 

OS: Arch Linux with XFCE

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MoBo: ASUS M4N78 PRO

CPU: AMD Phenom II X4 940 @ 3.1Ghz, stock cooler

RAM: 3GB DDR2

VGA: NVidia GTS 450

HDD: 500GB Hitachi, 7200 RPM

OS: Windows XP

Power supply: 550w ULTRA brand.

 

Everything else is nothing special...DVD burner, media reader, generic case. Added an extra fan to keep the video card cool since I use it for Folding@Home 24/7.

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I got a nice computer set-up that works for me, it freeze's up sometimes but it works for me.

 

Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

CPU: Intel Celeron

RAM: 3 Gigabytes

HDD: 220 Gigabytes

 

I Plan to upgrade but not until Intel release's a 15nm or less processor; they're getting close they already have 22nm processors. I am also waiting for a 20 TeraByte Hard Drive to Come Out with 16 Gigabyte Ram and Windows 8 Operating System. But all of this won't come out for the next couple of months to years; except for Windows 8 that is coming out in 61 days, and the 16 Gigabyte Ram which I know is already out, so all I am waiting for is for Intel's 15nm or less processor's and 20 Terabytes Hard Drives to come out. I am saying all of this cause I multitask on my computers a lot.

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Hi Members'

 

I run a few different operating systems up to windows 7 but I must say that my pride and joy is the computer I constructed back in 2000. I still utilize this system to this very day.

 

Specs are:

 

Motherboard: iWill DVD266R

CPU's: TWO (2) Pentium III Coppermine Cpu's at 1 GHz each

Memory: DDR - Capacity is 4 gigs but I only have 1 gig installed

Video card: Matrox Millennium G450 Dual Screen Video Card

Sound Card: M-Audio Delta 192

OS: Windows 2000 Professional Service Pack 4

DVD R/RW

CD R/RW

 

Although this system is outdated by most standards, it functions perfectly and I utilize it everyday. It is a reliable workhorse.

 

Check out this great link that describes this iWill DVD266R motherboard. It was the first board to introduce DDR memory (back in 2000).

 

http://www.xbitlabs....l-dvd266-r.html See pic below:

 

iWill DVD266R Motherboard

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http://www.asus.com/Eee/Eee_Pad/Eee_Slate_EP121/#specifications

 

As-is outta the box, I do all software/web dev on it, mainly got it to take to school. My older HP laptop and its charger kept popping my back when i threw my bag on, of course my bag has thick textbooks as well.

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Whatever it is, it is not worthy to be mentioned. But I love her more than you can imagine. Just want you to know, if you saw mine, you wouldn't even want to walk in a mile distance from it. you know?

But works for me, and I love her.

That is why I call myself: Poorman

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Only recently upgraded from a old Dual Core with a failing BIOS (Would not remember any settings at all after the system powered off)

But now I'm running :

 

Asus P8Z77-V Pro http://www.asus.com/...155/P8Z77V_PRO/

Intel i7 3770K @ 3.5GHZ

8GB DDR3 Corsair Vengeance Ram @ 1600MHZ

Win 7 x64 Pro

ATI Radeon HD 5670 1GB - Little Dated but didn't have enough to replace it at the time

1TB for OS and Data, 2x 160GB, 80GB, 120GB (All SATA) and a 2TB External Drive

 

I think the best part is I got it all at cost since I can buy Directly from a supplier with no Mark-up or Tax by extra companies.

 

I also have a high performance Laptop http://www.asus.com/...tainment/N61Jq/ that I got when I moved as I couldn't take my desktop at the time still use it for lans and such since its quite high spec. Otherwise it goes where I go.

 

But I think the thing I have that I like the most is a IBM xSeries 226 Server with the specs:

CPU Intel Xeon 3.0 GHZ (Single core CPU, 2 Threads) (Code Name: Nocona)

4Gb DDR2 Ram

80Gb RAID 0 (Two 40GB drives) for the OS

140Gb RAID 0 (Two 70GB Drives) for Data

Running Windows Server 2008 R2 DataCenter

 

I use that to run A Webserver, Sql servers and 3 Minecraft Servers from my house.

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motherboard: msi g31tm-p21

cpu: intel pentium dual core e5500 @ 2.8ghz

ram: 4gb ddr2

vga: ati radeon hd 4350 512mb

hdd: 320gb 7200rpm os, 1tb 7200rpm data

os: win7 ultimate sp1 x64

monitor: 19" tft

 

basic but it works

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Whee, Raspberry Pi!

 

Case: BramblePi

CPU: Broadcom BCM2835 (700 MHz armv6, overclocked to 800MHz)

RAM: 512 MB

GPU: VideoCore IV (Utilizing 256MB of RAM)

HDD: 16GB Sandisk Extreme (Class 10 SD)

Power Supply: Kindle Fire charger

Networking: Ethernet, 2 WLAN

Screen: 47" Panasonic (1080p)

OS: RaspBMC

 

Lol, that was fun. Anyways, on to my main PC:

 

Toshiba Portege R835-P70

 

CPU: Intel Core i5 2410M(Quad Core x64, 3M cache) @ 2.3GHz + Turbo Boost (2.9 GHz)

RAM: 8GB @ 1666MHz

GPU: Intel HD Graphics 3000

HDD: 600GB, 5400 RPM

Power Supply: Stock

Networking: Ethernet, WLAN, WiMAX

Screen: 13"

OS: Windows 8 Pro

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