Your Computer Stats

What kinda computers do you people have?

Mine is:

AMD Athlon XP1700+
512MB DDR mem.
one 40 gig HDD :)
GeForce 4 ti4600 750xp GS
some friggin the-hell-should-I-know-motherboard :D
integrated soundcard
"video editing card" (3 firewire slots)


BTW. Is it true, that 3DMARK doesn't get good points with GeForce 4.. Heard something .

Intel p4 2800
768MB DDR RAM
GeForce 4200 128 MB RAM
120 Gigs of space

Primary (but not best):

P4 1.4 Ghz
1 gig ram
60 and 80(2) gig hds
Ati Wonder 9500
17 inch Samsung Flat

#2 (gaming machine)

DUAL AMD MP 2400 (1.93 ghz each)
512 RAM
1 80 gig, 1 60 gig hds

#3 (random stuff)

P4 1.8ghz
512 RAM
80 gig hd

#4 (laptop)

P4 2.0
512 Ram
16 inch screen with 19 inch resolution
30 gig hd.

That's all for the ones I have in my room. The living
room is a different story.

only one i got... im only 15 give me some credit here

P4 1.6 GHZ
512 MB RAM
NVIDIA Geforce 2
19" KDS Monitor

i have a **** computer... no more to be said:rolleyes:

I have a pentioum IV, but the internet connection sucks, we have it wired through a tellephone! So, i usualy go either down to the library or get on at school where the internet connection is MUCH faster.

AMD Athlon 1.3 Ghz
256 SDRAM
30GB hard disk
8x4x32 CD-RW
16x DVD
nVidia GeForce2 MX-200
17" HP Digital CRT

Like Luc, I have a mess of computers about the house. I don't have a multiprocessor setup, but the computers I use most range from Athlon 900 through 1800+.

512Mb ram in each system, I think that's themost important part of the system..

-WC-

P4 1.6G (planning on upgrading to 2.6 or 2.8)
NVIDIA GeForce 4 TI4600
512MB PC-2100 RAM
16x DVD-ROM
48x CD-RW
Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer 3.0
4 USB, 1 Memory Stick Port(s)
17" Trinitron CRT
C:\ is 15 gigs
D:\ is 60 gigs
DirectX 9.0
Crappy VAIO speakers, but I use Jensen stereo headphones
WinXP Home (I'd rather have Pro)

System Specs:

1.8 Gig P4.

512 Ram.

64 Speed DVD Rom

N-Vidia Ti4200 gfx card.

2 Monitors.

All in a case that looks remotely like this:

http://www.ocworkbench.com/2002/shuttle/ss40/Picture_764_copy.jpg

Remotely because my case has a blue front ( the fronts are interchangeable.. :) )

hmm. those cases are interesting but I would imagine
that your system overheats quite a bit, especially when you
play games that requires a lot of resource use.

my primary is a p4 and i've got about 5 fans + and hd
fans to keep it cool. the case is huge too.

also, isn't expendability an issue on that particular unit?

one thing is for sure, it's nice to have a PC that small, i'd
probably stack em together lol.

alienware has a system just like that, with windows media
edition. it has a tv built into it and it comes with a remote.
looks like they used the same case (except black).

I built 8 computers for a customer of mine with those cases. Cute, I was impressed. If I remember correctly, my price was $180 USD, it was the case, motherboard, heatsink and fan.

Note that this item is watercooled, heating was not an issue. I threw AMD 1800+'s, I believe they only had 2 memory slots, and only 1 PCI spot. The customer wanted CDRW installed, so i literally had to take the case apart to get everything in.

Pretty cool all told. Actual size was about 12" wide, 10" high, 24 inches deep. If I wanted a carryaround system for simple langames, I would probably use this and drill a handle on the top.

Everything was onboard too, which is bitter/sweet. You know how that goes.

-WC-

ahh sweet. if it's water cooled then it's a completely different
story. it'll stay cool no problem.

every time i see a computer with a case of that size
i think of the iCubes which died pretty fast and got so
hot you could fry eggs on em.

I am not familiar with those, but I can only imagine.

This customer wanted computers that would be nice for the next 2 years or so, and wanted value flat screens.

Great small workstation computers for an office. Last I talked to them, they were quite content.

About the water cooling, note that it was a low level water cool. Normal watercool uses pumps to circulate the water to the radiator. This system put the radiator at the top rear of the system, so hot water flowed up, passed thru the radiator, to where the fan was flowing cooler air past it.

Cheap water cool, but satisfactory.

-WC-

Originally posted by Luc
hmm. those cases are interesting but I would imagine
that your system overheats quite a bit, especially when you
play games that requires a lot of resource use.

my primary is a p4 and i've got about 5 fans + and hd
fans to keep it cool. the case is huge too.

also, isn't expendability an issue on that particular unit?

one thing is for sure, it's nice to have a PC that small, i'd
probably stack em together lol.

alienware has a system just like that, with windows media
edition. it has a tv built into it and it comes with a remote.
looks like they used the same case (except black).

Actually Luc, I've never had a single problem with over heating, I've got enough room for 1024 ram ( until they turn out 1024 ram chips that are the size of 512 chips .. ) and I've never ever had a problem taking it where I need to go. I also leave it on all the time.. but the over heating issue, I've never delt with.

I just got UT2003, and it runs smooth as butter. I figured I'd see how high I could push it before I started to lose frames. I turned everything up to high at 1600x1200 with only a loss of about 4 or 5 FPS. It still ran at about 50-60 FPS. After 45 minutes, I noticed that the game began to lock for a little (about 15 seconds) every 30 seconds to one minute. I rebooted the game, and noticed some colored flashing polygons on the NVIDIA logo that Gorge smashes. If I tried to run any other game, it either locked or there was tons of artifacting. I thought maybe there was a loop error, since the games I tried right after that just locked. Eventually, I checked my card's (GF4TI4600) temperature, and it was WAY overheated. I don't overclock or anything, and I didn't know that running a game that high could heat it that bad that quickly.

2000+ Intel Pentium
246 MB-Ram
80 GB
Geforce 4
CD-Burner

Intel Pentium 4 Processor
512 MB Ram
GeForce 4
20 Gig Harddrive (#1)
60 Gig Harddrive (#2)
CD-RW/DVD Drive

::Extras::
DVD-R Drive
19 Flat Panel Monitor
Wireless Microsoft Keyboard/Mouse
LexMark Printer
Sony Surround Sound Gaming Speakers
2 Firewire ports
2 USB Ports
SmartMedia Reader/Writer
Cable Modem
Cannon Scanner

i have an Apple Computer.

iMac OS X Version 10.1.5

256 MB

PowerPC G4 Processor

i bought it because i like Apple computers, it's a nice looking computer, and i loved the commercial (the one with the guy playing like "simon says" with the computer). lol.

This is funny, I actually had to check because I didn't remember what is in my little box:

AMD Duron 1,3 Ghz
384 MB RAM
80 + 20 GB HD's
GeForce 3 Ti (or something like that)