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That is the ill ghetto PC case, Damn!!! 
Originally posted by H4rM@Apr 19 2003, 03:09 PM
Here is my office/playground.
1. Linksys wireless access point (WAP11)
2. Lian-Li Watercooled/peltier cooled overclocked system (1ghz OC'd to 1.530ghz, cpu 1.66deg C) five hdrives & two optical drives.
3. Saitek X45 Flight Sim Controllers (big flight sim fan-Falcon4,F-18)
4. 19" color TV with remote on mouse pad; wall mounted.
5. 21" Viewsonic 1600 x 1200 32 bit 85Hz.
6. USB Starview KVM switch; I use this to control 4 systems with 1 crt, 1 mouse & 1 keyboard with USB only.
7. SonyVaio 1.6ghz P4 512mb DDR, DVD/CD-RW, 60gig drive with USB MS Intellieye 3.0 mouse; 1600 x 1200 32bit 120hz res.
This is what I have lookin like a Mac.
8. SGI 540 system, Dual Xeon P3 500 cpu's, 1 gb ram, scsi-2 60 gig drive, cobalt SGI video system.
9. 300mhz K6-2 testbed/ftp server 264 mb ram, matrox millenium video, Three 20gig drives, 1 cdrom.
10.Server running Windows 2003 server, 1.2ghz T-Bird, 384mb ram, Geforce2 GTS, Three 20gig drives, 1 cd-rw.
11.my beta fish.
12.Cambridge Sound Works with woofer (hidden), for Lian-Li system.
13.Cablemodem
14.Mini Keyboard
15.Oversized mousepad for Quake3, MS intellieye 3.0 mouse, tv remote
16.Second sound system for server system.
17.Three Linksys 5 port switches ( 1 more in second game room for 8 person lans)
18.LeapFrog by TERK 2.4ghz wireless transmitter for viewing computer screens on our bigscreen TV in living room wirelessly.
Great for game nights.
19.HP 855 Cxi printer, wireless phone, answering machine.
20.Sony Pro. Studio Monitor Headphones MDR-7506. and a second Labatec headphone set with mic boom for voice over.
You work for the CIA? LOL 
Originally posted by fluxin808@Apr 19 2003, 08:33 PMCrappy low res pic but you get the idea.
You have a MAC, very rocks.
That's not a mac, its just the HD Cinema Display connected to my box through DVI and an ADC adapter
Originally posted by H4rM@Apr 19 2003, 07:09 AM
Here is my office/playground.
1. Linksys wireless access point (WAP11)
2. Lian-Li Watercooled/peltier cooled overclocked system (1ghz OC'd to 1.530ghz, cpu 1.66deg C) five hdrives & two optical drives.
3. Saitek X45 Flight Sim Controllers (big flight sim fan-Falcon4,F-18)
4. 19" color TV with remote on mouse pad; wall mounted.
5. 21" Viewsonic 1600 x 1200 32 bit 85Hz.
6. USB Starview KVM switch; I use this to control 4 systems with 1 crt, 1 mouse & 1 keyboard with USB only.
7. SonyVaio 1.6ghz P4 512mb DDR, DVD/CD-RW, 60gig drive with USB MS Intellieye 3.0 mouse; 1600 x 1200 32bit 120hz res.
This is what I have lookin like a Mac.
8. SGI 540 system, Dual Xeon P3 500 cpu's, 1 gb ram, scsi-2 60 gig drive, cobalt SGI video system.
9. 300mhz K6-2 testbed/ftp server 264 mb ram, matrox millenium video, Three 20gig drives, 1 cdrom.
10.Server running Windows 2003 server, 1.2ghz T-Bird, 384mb ram, Geforce2 GTS, Three 20gig drives, 1 cd-rw.
11.my beta fish.
12.Cambridge Sound Works with woofer (hidden), for Lian-Li system.
13.Cablemodem
14.Mini Keyboard
15.Oversized mousepad for Quake3, MS intellieye 3.0 mouse, tv remote
16.Second sound system for server system.
17.Three Linksys 5 port switches ( 1 more in second game room for 8 person lans)
18.LeapFrog by TERK 2.4ghz wireless transmitter for viewing computer screens on our bigscreen TV in living room wirelessly.
Great for game nights.
19.HP 855 Cxi printer, wireless phone, answering machine.
20.Sony Pro. Studio Monitor Headphones MDR-7506. and a second Labatec headphone set with mic boom for voice over.
hehe thats an awesome setup there! oh and Kidda, love the case! its so...........i cant explain it lol
Originally posted by TheChosenOne+Apr 20 2003, 03:59 AM-->QUOTE(TheChosenOne @ Apr 20 2003, 03:59 AM)
hehe thats an awesome setup there! oh and Kidda, love the case! its so...........i cant explain it lol
Is crap the word you're looking for!? lol
H4rm NIIIIIICCCEEE!!!
Nice Case there, juniperlater. 
This one is not mine, but I wish it was....
It is, IMO, the dream setup. Oh, how I wish this was mine!
PS: Hope you didn't fail to notice the OS X Trash Can on the left. Makes the whole setup complete
Is that one of those robotic dogs on the chair? Those things are sweet!! My neighbor got one, it's awesome!! Way better than a real dog/cat. Too bad they're like 600 bucks though...
1. Melchoir - Athlon XP 2400+(2.0ghz) @ 2.25ghz, Abit NF7-S, 1gb PC2700 DDR, Radeon 9500 softmod to 9800 o/c @ 350/315 (default 275/275), 80gb Seagate Barricuda V SATA, 60gb Seagate Barricuda IV ATA133, Pioneer 16x slot-load DVD, Lite-ON 16x10x40 CD-RW. Windows 2000.
2. Balthasar - Athlon T-bird 1ghz @ 1.3ghz, Abit KT7A-Raid, 512mb PC133, Radeon 8500 AIW 128mb @ 290/290, Phillips Seismic Edge 5.1 audio, 40gb Seagate Barricuda IV ATA133, Creative 52x CD-Rom. Windows XP.
3. Casper - Athlon Classic 500mhz @ 700mhz, Epox K7XA, 512mb PC133, Radeon 8500 64mb @ 290/290, 30gb IBM ATA100, Toshiba 4x DVD. Windows XP.
4. EVA-00 - Celeron 300a @ 450mhz, Abit BH6, 128mb PC100, 3DFX Voodoo 5 5000, SB Live! 5.1, 18gb Seagate ATA66. Windows XP.
The HTPC (Home Theatre PC) - (not pictured, in living room), P3 500, ECS P6X-ME, 256mb PC100, Radeon VIVO 64, Phillips Dynamic Edge 4.1, 4gb Quantum, 8GB Seagate. Windows XP.
5. EVA-02 - Mac Biege G3 266, Upgraded to a G4 450, 256mb PC100, 10GB Quantum, ATA66 controller, USB 2.0/Firewire Card. OS X 10.2.5.
6. Plextor 8x4x32 CD-RW in a external USB 2.0 bay, connected to the Mac.
7. Netgear 5 port Hub.
8. D-Link DI-614+ Wireless 802.11b Router + 4 port 10/100 switch. (not all machines go through the switch, some have thier own IPs outside the LAN using the Hub, mainly the Mac and the Laptop.)
9. OEM 600dpi USB Scanner.
10. KVM Switch
11. 19" Viewsonic AG Monitor
12. Eva-01 - P3 800 KDS Laptop, 256MB PC133, 14.1 LCD, Trident Cyberblade3D, 8x DVD. Windows XP.
13. Summagraphics 14x12 SummaSketch Tablet.
Note: The figures on the top shelf of the computer rack is the complete set of the Kaiyodo Evangelion Action figures (For those anime fans, do you notice a theme here?).
Originally posted by fluxin808@Apr 20 2003, 03:58 AMThat's not a mac, its just the HD Cinema Display connected to my box through DVI and an ADC adapter
Thats an ex9ensive dis9lay anyway..
having one is like owning at least three iMacs DVs..
besides, its amazing but all of you here are f***ing rich.. 
....and the Eva posters make the transitition into d0rk complete. Can you do the star trek thing with the spilt fingers? I still can't do that. <_<
Sooo many copied of XP, we wouldn't have a little pirate on our hands, would we?
Originally posted by Taha@Apr 23 2003, 09:27 PMThis one is not mine, but I wish it was....
It is, IMO, the dream setup. Oh, how I wish this was mine!
PS: Hope you didn't fail to notice the OS X Trash Can on the left. Makes the whole setup complete
incredible, even the trashcan is the real OS X one!! 
:wacko:
see ya
The fancy glass desks are nice, but I can't see the practicality. If I had the money, the desk would be dark cherry with a granite top and a detachable hutch, keyboard drawer, and a space in the hutch big enough for 2 20" flat panels. In reality, I have a messy particle board/cardboard desk with just enough room for the 18" crt, and the 2nd computer is on a cd cabinet. I don't know that i'd make the switch since i'd further ahead put the money into a nice noiseless pc with lots of power. I like the mac look a lot, but I still wouldn't have the functionality to run all of my cranky 3rd party software that I can't get for the mac. Macs don't have some of the options I can get for winxp machines, and I can retire my 900 mhz pIII to be a linux box and use it as a server in my basement when the time comes. I couldn't justify doing that to a mac.
Posted on May 2 2003, 04:47 PM Here is mine.
I can feel myself going green like the incredible hulk <_<
How much did that setup cost? and which display is that?
Originally posted by fissyb@May 2 2003, 05:44 PMI can feel myself going green like the incredible hulk <_<
How much did that setup cost? and which display is that?
Well, the Mac I traded my PC for. The display (23" Cinema Display) was $2000. So, yeah, it's expensive. But I'm just happy to be thinking different
Oliver
