What Is The Spec Of Your Computer?

[Mr-Ice-Man]

What is the spec of your computer?

Ive just orderd my new computer and waiting for it to come should be less than 2 weeks...

Here is my spec...

RAM: 2GB
HARDDRIVE: 1TB (1000GB)
GRAPHICS CARD: 256Mb 7500LE nVidia Graphics
MONITOR: 22in Philips TFT flat panel widescreen monitor
PROCESSOR: AMD dual core processor X2 4200+ processor
SYSTEM: Microsoft Windows Vista Premium.


Digital/Analogue TV tuner.
MCE remote and receiver.
7-in-1 card reader.
Philips dual-layer DVDRW.

[Noxide]

RAM: 2GB
HARDDRIVE: 1x750MB SATA2, 1x 160GB Parallel ATA (for backups)
GRAPHICS CARD: 256Mb 8800GTX nVidia Graphics card
MONITOR: 19" Samsung (not sure of the rest)
PROCESSOR: 2.76 core2duo
SYSTEM: XP Professional (soon to change to Vista Business)

Not as fancy as yours Mr-Ice , but it gets the job done

[Mr-Ice-Man]

RAM: 2GB
HARDDRIVE: 1x750MB SATA2, 1x 160GB Parallel ATA (for backups)
GRAPHICS CARD: 256Mb 8800GTX nVidia Graphics card
MONITOR: 19" Samsung (not sure of the rest)
PROCESSOR: 2.76 core2duo
SYSTEM: XP Professional (soon to change to Vista Business)

Not as fancy as yours Mr-Ice , but it gets the job done

Thats kool, like i say i havnt got mine yet whats that Graphics card like coz it will be the same as mine when i get it?

[Noxide]

Thats kool, like i say i havnt got mine yet whats that Graphics card like coz it will be the same as mine when i get it?

You can't go wrong with it. At least not for the next 4 or 5 months.
It's a really powerful card. I upgraded from ATI to nVidia, and it was a very good move to make.
It's a tad heavy on power, but otherwise brilliant.

It's support for DX10 is great, it has a shader clock of 1350 MHz. Anything HD looks FANTASTIC on this card.
Don't know if you've seen the previews for Crysis? One of the demos made use of this card, and it looks really amazing.

I'm not a tech-genius, but the specs are very high for this relatively inexpensive card.

Enjoy!!!

[alivemaninc]

RAM: 2x1GB GEIL DDRII, Latency 3-3-3-12
HARDDRIVE: 2x160GB SATA-II 7200RPM WD Caviar on RAID0(JMicron) + 1x120GB for data
GRAPHICS CARD: ATi Radeon X1900XT 512MB
MONITOR: 17" Samsung SyncMaster 710T
PROCESSOR: Intel Core2Duo E6400 @ 3.280GHz
MOTHERBOARD: GIGABYTE P965-DS3
Operating System: XP Professional SP2
SOUNDCARD: Creative Xtreme-Fidelity XtremeMusic
Human Interface Devices: RAZER Tarantula + RAZER Copperhead + Altec Lansing FX5051
OVERCLOCK: STOCK: 2.13GHz, NOW: 3.280GHz. 1.28750VCORE. 25Hours 2xPrime95 STABLE

Planning on upgrading my video card and motherboard. =D
Built this myself. =D

[Karl]

Upgrading soon, but right now I'm stuck with this...

• Processor: Intel Pentium 4 @ 3000 MHz
• Physical Memory: 2048 MB (2 x 1024 DDR-SDRAM )
• Video Card: ATI Radeon X800 XL AGP 256 MB
• Hard Disk 1: ATA (120 GB)
• Hard Disk 2: ATA (500 GB)
• Monitor Type: Samsung SyncMaster - 19 inchs
• Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition

[rafster]

RAM: 2GB
HARDDRIVE: 1x750MB SATA2, 1x 160GB Parallel ATA (for backups)
GRAPHICS CARD: 256Mb 8800GTX nVidia Graphics card
MONITOR: 19" Samsung (not sure of the rest)
PROCESSOR: 2.76 core2duo
SYSTEM: XP Professional (soon to change to Vista Business)

Not as fancy as yours Mr-Ice , but it gets the job done

Stay away from Vista......

Rafster

[Mr-Ice-Man]

Stay away from Vista......

Rafster

Nothing wrong with Vista

[rafster]

Nothing wrong with Vista

Except that it's bloated and makes even my machine feel like it's crawling!!

IMHO.....


Rafster

[Mark]

Just thought I'd revive the thread since my P4 3Ghz went pop last week, and I decided to build my own for the first time ever. I no longer have to be embarrassed about showing off my rig

Antec P182 Special Ed. Mirror Finish Super Midi Tower
Abit IP35 Pro (Socket 775) PCI-Express DDR2 Motherboard
Intel Core 2 Quad Pro Q6600 "Energy Efficient 95W Edition" 2.4GHz
Thermalright Ultra 120A CPU Cooler + Akasa Amber Ultra Quiet Fan
4GB Crucial Ballistix DDR2 PC2-8500C5 1066MHz
GeForce 8800 GTX 768MB GDDR3
1TB (2x500GB) Western Digital SE16 Caviar SATA-II
Pioneer PVR-212D 18x18 DVD-/+RW SATA Dual Layer
Windows Vista Ultimate 64-Bit

Just need to overclock it now.