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What kind of rig you running? List your PC!!!

What kind of rig you running? List your PC!!!

Here is a list of my PC's I have at home: (for testing and person use)


My person system is an:
AMD Athlon XP 2500+ (1.83GHz Barton)
ASUS A7N8X-Deluxe Motherboard
Antec Mid-tower Case w/ 430 Watt PS
512MB's TwinBank DDR-2700
ATI Radeon 8500 64MB (OEM)
(2) Samsung 955DF 19" (.20dp) Monitor (3200x1200 Desktop Res., dual 1600x1200)
Maxtor 30GB 7200RPM (Boot Drive)
Pioneer 16X DVD Slot Drive
IEEE-1394 48X CD-RW Drive
IBM Deskstar 60GB's 7200RPM (Storage Drive)
(2)IBM Deskstar 60GB's 7200RPM (RAID 1)
3.25" Floppy Drive
WinTV Tuner
IEEE-1394 Firewire 2 Port (Onboard)
IEEE-1394 VIA OHCI 4 Port
56K Rockwell Fax/Modem
NForce 5.1 Channel Audio (Onboard)
Altech Lansings 4.1 Channel Sound System
3Com 10/100mbs 3C920C Network Card (Onboard)
NVidia 10/100mbs Netowrk Card (Onboard)
SATA RAID Controller (Onboard)



Desktop PCs:
AMD Athlon 2500+ (Barton)
AMD Athlon 800 (Classic)
AMD Athlon 800 (Classic)
AMD Athlon 700 (T-Bird)
Intel Pentium III 667 (EB)
Intel Celeron 733 (Flip)
Intel Pentium II 333 (66)
Intel Pentium II 300 (66)
Intel Celeron 266 (66)

Laptop PCs:
AMD K6-2 300
Intel Pentium 200MMX

I have a few older systems as well, but those are just to slow to list. Anything 200MHz or slower is, well, crap.
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humming tall box on floor with lights on it, tv screen, sound makers, blinking light thing box for fast surfing, finger thingy with letters, clicker thingy in my hand, 2 paper holders with one making black stuff the other makes color stuff, something that I put my pictures in and it makes copies. And they are all white

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[Home Built]
ECS microATX
on-board VIA LAN
P4-1.6Ghz
512MB DDR
2-HDD's
10GB - Windows 2000 Pro
40GB - Windows XP Pro
17" Dell monitor
Power VR Kyro II 64MB AGP 4X video
Phillips something Edge 5.1 sound
DVD-ROM
CD-RW
Iomega ZIP-100 USB
Logitech 100W 5.1 Speakers
Lexmark Z23 USB
Kodak DX-3215 W/Dock USB
Scanner USB
VEO StingRAy webcam & mic
side cut-out case w/internal lights
& external color-changing rope lights

[My Daghters - my old one]
BCM p2 motherboard
Celeron 400 CPU
384MB SD ram
CD-ROM
Phillips 4.1 Sound card
Supra-Max Modem
Cheap ( but good ) 2.1 speakers
15" monitor
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P4 2.0
Intel D845GBVL
ATI Radeon All-In-Wonder 8500 (128MB)
6GB Western Digital HD
40GB Maxtor HD
Intel Pro 10/100/1000 NIC
Pioneer DVD-RW DVR-A04
Hercules MUSE 5.1
Altec Lansing 5.1 surround speakers
HP photosmart 7350
Logitech optical wheel mouse
no-name case
XP-Pro SP1

Yeah, it rocks.

smooches,
» Phy³ . . .
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»"Well, I bet I have the oldest, unless someone has a Commadore64. I have a pentium 133 with a 4 gig hard drive, 96 megs of ram, and a floppy drive. WOW. It's running Windos 98 Plus. But I can't use that one. It's too slow. I use my Unicorn comp:"

Oh yea?!?! Ha...ive got a Pentium 1 133mhz, 32mb ram, (Came with) Win95 (Now runs Linux Mandrake 8.2) 3.01GB hdd, 12x cdrom...But of course I dont use it....
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hrm - I think i still have an old ti 99 4a around somewhere too - hunt the wumpus! able to handle up to 3 sprites at one time! 256 bytes of ram!

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Oh yeah!!! I've got a couple 8086 2MHz in my basement that have 10MB ESDI Hard Drives with 640K Base RAM and that's it baby!! Running PC-DOS 1.

But I don't use them... of course.

Back in the day, 1994 that is, I bought a Packard Bell Legend with an Intel 486 SX-33MHz with 4MB's RAM, 340MB Hard Drive and a 2.4kbs Fax/Modem! And a 2X CD-ROM Drive. I loved that PC.... it was so awesome in it's day.
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AMD Athlon 1.2 Ghz
40GB HD
128 mb RAM
32mb Geforce 2 or something...
17" cheapy monitor
DVD and CD-RW Drives

and the best things in it:
Win XP Professional and Logitech optical mouse

this comp is pain in my ass
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eMachines system with Video Card upgrade and Linux partition added:

dual boot Windows/ Linux
AMD Athlon XP 2400+ 1.99 Ghz
256 MB DRR
ATI Radeon 7000 with 64 MB DRR video memory
generic Via sound card (integrated with mother board)
60 Gig Hard Drive (25 Gigs for Windows; 20 Gigs for Linux, 10 Gigs for shared
hard drive space between Windows and Linux)
Removable Media: DVD, CD-RW, and Floppy (DVD and CD-RW are two seperate
drives)
Windows: Windows XP Home Edition SP1
Linux: Mandrake Linux 9.1
19" MAG monitor

works fast under Linux, great gaming box under Windows
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1.2 ghz athlon t-bird
40 gb harddrive
512 mb sdram
16x dvdrom
8x4x32cdrw
ati radeon 8500le
sb live
19" crt monitor
optical/wireless mouse
alteclansing 641 400watt speakers
lexmarkx75
probably next year for upgrade to 'latest' barton chip along with motherboard and ddr ram to go with it




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1.2GHz Athlon
768MB RAM
40GB HDD (W2K)
20GB HDD (WXP)
DVD Player
CD-ROM Writer
Matrox G550
19inch CTX
17inch Hitachi
Logitech Cordless Desktop Keyboard
Logitech Cordless Optical Mouse
Thomson Speedtouch 510 (768KB ADSL)

/me always has (Campina) Chocolade Slagroom Vla standby in case the machine drives him nuts
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Athlon XP 2100 Throughbred B - Overclocked to 2.0 Gig
Asus A7N8X Motherboard - With Dual Channel Memory
MSI GeForce 3 Ti200
1.024 Gig of Micron-Original PC2700 DDR RAM
2 Maxtor 80GIG/20GIG Harddrives
Enermax Dual Whisper 350W Power Supply
Lite-On 48X24X48 CD-RW
Lite-On 16X DVD-Rom
Soundblaster Live 5.1
Altec Lansing 2100 Speaker System
Logitech Elite Cordless Keyboard and Mouse
Sceptre 19" LCD Monitor
Lexmark X73



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new old dell 2350
Aopen pieces parts put together celeron
packard he11 p166
n a brokendown pbp75
I am queen of recycled computers! lol



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P4 2.2a (saving money for a 2.66b or 2.8!)
Intel D845EBG2L maiboard
Black Impression case
512mb pc2100 ddr ram (1gb pc2700 in near future)
40gb seagate b4 harddrive
17" benq lcd monitor 1280x1024 16ms!
Ati Radeon 9500 PRO (BBA)
combo dvd+cdrw 48x24x48x16
Logitech z560 speakers; wintv-go tuner; 56k modem; 1280download/128upload adsl modem; hercules dvd 5.1 sound card