Originally posted by theunknown@Jul 16 2003, 08:24 AMP4 2.4Gh 800FSB
Intel 865GESV Mb
nVida Ti4200 128mb 8x W/VIVO
80Gb 7200RPM
1Gb PC3200 DDR
19" Hansol
52x24x52 Sony CD-RW
16x52 Sony DVD
XP SP1
P4 2Gh 400FSB
Intel 845PESV Mb
nVida Mx440 64mb 4x W/TVO
80Mb 7200 RPM
1Gb PC2700 DDR
17" Hansol
XP SP1
G4 SP 1Gh Tower
1Gb PC2100 DDR
80Gb 7200 RPM
nVida Mx440
52x24x52 Sony CD-RW
17" Hansol
Jaguar 10.2.6
All networked sharing printers, and the net connection.
I never knew... 
P4 2.8 ghz oc'd to 3.5 ghz (1 ghz fsb)
Asus P4C800 deluxe
1gb pc3200 Dual ddr
ATI Radeon 9700 Pro
2 x 120gb Seagate Barracuda SATA Raid
Sony Dual format dvd burner
Lite-on 52x cdrw
Audigy OEM sound card
Win xp pro
Originally posted by Steph@Jul 16 2003, 08:01 PMP4 2.8 ghz oc'd to 3.5 ghz (1 ghz fsb)
Asus P4C800 deluxe
1gb pc3200 Dual ddr
ATI Radeon 9700 Pro
2 x 120gb Seagate Barracuda SATA Raid
Sony Dual format dvd burner
Lite-on 52x cdrw
Audigy OEM sound card
Win xp pro
wow I sez, WOW!!
Alrighty, here's what I've got - it's not the best by any means, but definitely decent enough, esp. considering I bought it a year ago. I'm happy with it, considering it's OEM...a vpr Matrix 180R, originally, but I plan to get a second hard drive and more RAM in the future.
@DZ - I like the Norse computer names. Mine's, well, rather Russian, I suppose...:hey_suga:
Svetlana:
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-Pentium 4 1.8 Ghz
-Intel D845EBT motherboard
-512 MB PC2100 DDR SDRAM
-GeForce4 MX 440 64MB with TV-out
-55.9 GB Western Digital server-grade 7200 RPM HD
-6 USB 2.0, 2 FireWire ports
-NEC NR-9200A 40x/12x/40x CD-RW
-LITE-ON LTD163D 16x/48x DVD-ROM
-3.5 inch floppy drive
-Intel Pro/100 VE ethernet card
-v.92 56K modem (useful when I'm at home)
-ADI 1981A Integrated Audio
-random Labtec microphone I got for $10
-vpr Matrix powered speakers
-17" Samsung SyncMaster 753DF monitor
-vpr Matrix PS/2 optical scrolling mouse
-vpr Matrix 104-key PS/2 keyboard
-Logitech ClickSmart 310 webcam
-Canon S300 printer
-Windows XP Home SP1
One of the main benefits to this setup is that the Matrix case, mouse, speakers, and keyboard are beautiful - all silver and black, slightly boxy-on-purpose rather than completely rounded, the speakers almost look like silver-and-black iMac speakers...designed by F.A. Porsche, the guy who designed some of Porshe's most famous cars back in the '60's. Oh, and all blue LEDs...those rock.
sweet_laurel: Svetlana is tight - I like that alot. I'm seeing alot of Mx cards around here. Hmmmm...even my 58 year old father has a Ti...c'mon guys, get with times!
Steph: You're just bad. :woot:
Big thanks go out to Damien for saving my a$$ today. Turns out, I've got new system specs for Thorshammer now:
Shuttle FN41 [black]
AthlonXP 2400+
GeforceFX 5600 Ultra
512mb PC2700 KingstonX
Maxtor 160GB/ 8mb cache/ Liquid bearing ATA133 7200 Ultra drive (8.2ms seek)
Phillips 2400 CD-RW Burner
Samsung 955DF 19" CRT Flat Monitor
Logitech Z-560 5 piece 4.1 Dolby Surround THX Certified
Logitech MX300 Mouse
Logitech BF37 Keboard
4MB Fiber Optic Cable Connection
Turns out, I killed my mobo today. It's not bad PC workmanship, its just me being an idiot - I dropped my board just an inch installing some lighting in my Green Dragon case - just enough to kill it.
I was drafting up a mod this week for this Shuttle system that Damien had sent me. Since I have work to do tonight, I had to be up and running (always finish your work before you mod)...so after countless troubleshooting tips from Damien, I just bought the Shuttle sitting in the corner of my office.
Now my wife has the Green Dragon case (I didnt drop any of her hardware!), and the light looks kick ass. She also has all my silent, expensive fans now...
cool
HP Pavillion 8766c
40.0 gig 5400 rpm western digital ata hd
128 mb pc 133 ram
dvd rom
cd-rw
guillemot maxi-gamer phoenix 2
soundblaster live! value
hp deskjet 670c printer
rio 800 128 mb
dell axim 400 mhz
hp m70 17" crt
speakers/amp: aiwa nsx 3500
runs winxp & win98 se
Discontinued Logitech MouseMan Wheel - awesome piece of hardware. Too bad there aren't any more. It glows electric blue, like my dell cradle 
Compaq DeskPro Server
40.0 gig 5400 rpm quantum fireball ata hd
128 mb ram
dvd-rom
onboard graphics
sound blaster sound
12 yr old canon super vga 13" crt
200 mhz intel mmx
runs Redhat Linux, no gui
Generic compusa keyboard, no mouse
Toshiba t1100+ Laptop
16 yrs old
640 k ram
8088 processor
boots off of a 3.5" dd floppy
runs DOS 5
I am told that there are drivers to use a mouse for this, but why?
Homebrew Server (borrowed for the present)
amd processor, methinks 900 mhz
no sound card
128 mb ram
20.0 gig hd
52x cd-rom
2x 10/100 mb nics
enlight case
needs a new cpu fan...
using my 15" impression 5 monitor, 15" crt
a recycled hp wheel mouse that makes creaking sounds. It shares the deskpro's keyboard, until i get it back to its home, then i'm just using ssh with it.
Any more specs? I know we have more than a few members here.
eMac
PowerPC G4 1Ghz
256 MB SDRAM
80 GB HD
Nvidia Graphics Card (i unno wut 1)
17 inch CRT flat display
Superdrive
(Next Week) Airport Extreme
Apple Pro Keyboard and Mouse
i450 Canon Printer
2 SPeakers
Running Mac OS X 10.2.6
why do i think an e-mac would be a great thing to modd? I'd like to see one glow aqua, but i don't think anybody will be brave enough to do it. as for me, I don't have the money :shy:
Originally posted by stevefarkas@Jul 17 2003, 05:02 PMwhy do i think an e-mac would be a great thing to modd? I'd like to see one glow aqua, but i don't think anybody will be brave enough to do it. as for me, I don't have the money :shy:
I'm Hungarian-Canadian, too respectful to destroy a thing of beauty
Ok, so here are the specs of my machine:
IBM Thinkpad R40:
Pentium-M 1,5 GHz (Banias, yeah!)
400 MHz FSB
512 MB DDR RAM PC2100
60 GB HD
DVD-Multiburner-Drive
15"-TFT 1400x1050
ATI Radeon Mobility 7500 32 MB
V.92-Modem
Ethernet 100 MBit
WLAN
Firewire, USB 2.0
Logitech Optical Wheel Mouse
I got an older Desktop (AMD TB 1200 C, Geforce 2 Pro) as well, but since i got my first Thinkpad (R31), i don't wanna work with the desktop anymore
PC
AMD Athlon 1.4 GHz
512MB SDRAM
80GB IBM HDD
40GB Maxtor HDD
Matsush##a DVD/CD-ROM 16x/48x
Freecom 24x12x32 CDRW
Nvidia Geforce 2 MX/MX 400
NEC 3.5" 1.44MB floppy disk drive
Creative Soundblaster Live 5.1 sound card
Creative Inspire 2.1 speakers
Microsoft Office keyboard
Microsoft Optical Wheel Mouse
17" "Monxx" CRT monitor
Two USB ports, two USB hubs, Two Firewire ports
Network Card
Alcatel SpeedTouch USB modem with 1 megabit ADSL PPPoA connection
Mac
12.1" iBook
900MHz PowerPC G3 Processor
128MB built-in RAM
512MB SDRAM SO-DIMM memory chip waiting to be installed once I find a screwdriver small enough to remove the RAM shield
32MB ATI Mobility 7500 graphics
40GB Hard Drive
Sony Combo (DVD/CD-Rom and CDRW) Drive
Integrated speakers and Mouse
Integrated trackpad
Apple Pro Keyboard
Apple Pro Mouse
128MB USB key
Two USB ports, one Firewire
Random Kit
Second Generation iPod 10GB with touchwheel
Fujifilm A101 Digital Camera, 1.3 Megapixels, ideal cheap digital camera for those who take occasional photos
**Edit - I see that Matsush-ita was censored. Quite amusing.**
My one:
-Chieftec case, Dragon or something
-Asus P4B266 Motherboard
-Intel P4 1,7 GHz
-512 MB DDR (dont remember who made it)
-Geforce 4 MX 440 ( I know it is bad 
)
-80 GB IBM Hdd, but i have ordered a 120 GB Western digital, so i will have 200 GB
-Nec cd-burner 48x/24x/48x
-A usual sucky cd-rom drive
-Mircosoft Intellimouse Explorer 3.0
-And finally, my lovely fUnc sUrface 1030 
Oh, i have a webserver to, just a project, which is VERY old, with 64 MB memory, 166 MHz, and 6 GB hdd..
And thats about it 
Any more specs? I know we have more than a few members here
/me doesnt know where to begin... in this room alone theres 7 machines (2 windows servers, 1 mac server, (9150/120) 1 nix server, 3 workstations) in the other 2 bedrooms another 7 machines (2 more servers). In the "den" there is 2 gaming machines (for the boyz) and another machine for POS development... not withstanding the 3 lappys as well... and in the shed..... (glup!) 4 servers 17 other assorted machines in repair/disrepair (btw..... all these "servers" are duels (P3's & 2's), have raided scsi's... loads of mem... blah blah blah..)
and why all these machines?
I have no bloody idea.... it started off when we ran out of space at school...
(the wifey and I teach puter stuff...)
skitz: Truly a geek after my own heart. Start with your favorite workstation & server, or list the two machines that are interacted with the most.
Or you could just list your most powerful machine, and highlight the post with your oldest machine.
GeForceMX owners: Well, at least you're running nVidia. 
DVD Burner owners: Who can recommend a DVD writer? I'm looking for flexibility in the format I write to DVD with a decent burn time without having to sell a child to pay for it.
AMD 2500XP+ (Barton)
Zalman HSF
Soyo KT400 Dragon Ultra Platinum
512mb DDR 2700
40Gb Maxtor 7200rpm HDD
MSI Geforce 4 TI4800SE
Chieftec full tower Black Dragon case
Hitachi 16x DVD
Lite-on 48x CD-RW
Creative Audigy Platinum
Creative DTT 2500 5.1
Logitech Cordless Keyboard
Logitech Cordless Trackball
Psion Wavefinder
Belkin Bluetooth (100m range)
Fingerprint scanner to login
4x 80mm Evercools @ 7V via baybus
600k Cable Broadband
Win2k Pro
Viper: Which Zalman do you have?
Where did you get your fingerprint scanner?
What the hell is a Psion Wavefinder? (sounds like something from the Matrix...)
My Specs from my humble computer:
Pentium IV 2.26 GHz w/ 533 FSB
ASUS P4S533 Motherboard
512 MB PC 2700 (333) DDR Ram
550 Watt Enermax Dual Fan P/S
80 GB Seagate 7200 RPM HD
Sound Blaster Audigy Value Sound Card
GeForce 4 Ti4200 128 MB DDR Video
Pioneer 16X Slot Load DVD Rom
LG 40x24x40 CDRW
Panasonic 1.44MB Floppy Drive
4 x 80 mm Silent Case Fans
Noblesse Case can be viewed at http://www.exoticpc.com
WinXP Pro SP1
Logitech Cordless Optical Freedom Keyboard & Mouse
Logitech Cordless Wingman Controller
Logitech Z560 4.1 w/THX Surround Speakers
HP PSC 750 All in One
Sony PEG Clie T-615C
Viewsonic P70f 17" Monitor
I think that about covers it.
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Miqx
Motherboard: MSI KT3 ULTRA 2 (the Red one)
Onboard Bluetooth Support
CPU: Athlon XP 2000+ (1.7GHz)
CPU HEATSINK: one of those big $40 things made by Zailman that have the fan mounted on a bracket above it, solid copper
usb: 6 ports (2.0)
RAM: 512MB DDR 2700
CD-RW: SONY CRX145E (Gonna Upgrade soon) (10x 4x 32x)
CD-ROM: Teac pulled from an old HP Pavilion (32x)
Zip: 250MB
HDD: Maxtor 40GB
MODS: Preinstalled Window, Dual Blue Cold Cathodes (Lights the friggin room up at night!)
Video: Nvidia GeForce 2mx 400 (Gonna Upgrade soon) (64MB)
Linksys 10/100 Ethernet
Add-ons: AVERMEDIA TV98 Tuner
Logitech Cordless Keyboard & Mouse
Manufacturer: ME (HemingrayPC)
Model: D-512
Monitor: ViewSonic A70 (need to get a new one)
Audio: Onboard Avance AC97 with surround sound
Audio output: My stereo system (Phillips Magnavox FW768P) Surround sound
OS: XP PRO sp1 / Mandrake 9.1
I took this thing to school one day for a game day in my Cisco class and everybody was obsessed with the case and lights (the power light alone is bright enough to light the room up)
Pics:
everything that I am going to upgrade soon just came out of my old system when I built this one (in the second pic, the one in the background is my old one)
the old one is just used for file storage now, it is:
EpOX MVP3-G2 mobo
AMD K6-2 500MHz
384MB pc100 ram
ATI 3d rage pro AGP (4mb)
Ensoniq Audio PCI
10GB WD102AA HDD
100w Mini power supply that is too small for the hole in the case(Pulled form HP)
CD-RW: Richo RW7063A 6x 4x 32x
CD-ROM: Doesn't work anymore
Antec Gemstone case with a hole in the front where i tried to mount USB ports
then there's the 3 older systems that don't work that are used as tables and footrests, but I ain't even goin there!
tHeGreatC0rnH0li0:AGGGHHHH! AGGGGGHHHH!!! AAAH!!!! TP! AGGGGH!!! AAAAH! AGGGHHHH! AGGGGGHHHH!!! AAAH!!!! TP! AGGGGH!!! AAAAH!
Ack - Beavis & Butthead flashback. Does HemingrayPC actually sell hardware?
Heh heh - I said "Hard"
@tHeGreatC0rnH0li0: i have that same exact case!!!!!!! it's a really sweet case. you know, for the optical drives, what i did was take the original cover, unscrewed it off the thick beige plastic piece, screwed it back, so the cover was just the clear plastic with the metal sheet.
i created a little bump on the back of the cover to hit the eject button, and then i used some really strong mounting tabs and attached the cover onto the drive. so it looks like there are no drives, and to open it, you just punch it (and the little bump hits the eject button). 
oh, and deadzombie: i bought the ti4200. should be good. thanks for the advice. (Y)
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