Just as topic says, post your PC specs. Curious as to what other 4channers have. Mine's not so great, needs some upgrading.
Windows XP Professional: SP2
Intel Pentium 4 2.42 GHz
nVidia GeForce FX 5600 (1280x1024x16bpp 75Hz
SB Live!
Memory 768MB(2700)
[C:] 1.83/37.27 GB [F:] 98.74/152.66 GB
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Anonymous2004-12-24 11:04
Gentoo Linux 2.6
AMD Athon XP 1.88 GHz
Onboard video
Onboard sound
Memory 256MB
/dev/hda3 13G/14G
/dev/hda1 2.7G/3.5G
/dev/hda6 36G/36G
/dev/hda2 20G/21G
It's very old but I like it a lot.
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DOBBS_studio2004-12-24 12:16
OS X Panther
256MB Memory
1.2 GHz
iBook G4
other goodies
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ShinRa2004-12-24 12:51
HP Pavillion zx5000 series notebook
Windows XP Pro SP1
17 inch wide screen at 1280x800
2.8 ghz Intel P4 (throttled to 1.4 without battery)
512mb DDR Ram
60gb HDD
64 mb ATI Mobility Radeon 9200
Roughly 8 lbs
and a very nice onboard set of Harmon Kardon speakers
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Duke of Pie!8zKq6v5DN62004-12-24 13:03
eMachines T3085
AMD Athlon XP 3000+ (2.17ghz)
512mb DDR SDRAM at 333mhz
160gb and 30gb hard drives
ATI Radeon 9600 (I forget how much VRAM)
DVD+/-RW drive & CD-ROM drive
Beats the pants off the HP I got a year or so ago. That clunker had no AGP slots, and I didn't notice until it was too late to take it back. It actually had a slightly faster processor, too. Ah, well. Live and learn.
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Value Meal2004-12-24 13:46
Lessee...
P4 3.0Ghz HT (The one before the prescotts...)
1Ghz PC4000 DDR SDRAM
ATi X800 Pro (256MB)
320GB HDD (2x160GB Seagate SATA)
SB Audigy 2 ZX sound
DVD +/-RW DL (Sony) drive and DVD-ROM/CD-RW (Philips) drive
Windows XP SP2
...and hopefully by 1st quarter next year, I'll be up at Athlon 64 FX-55 with new mobo...
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Remicks2004-12-24 14:27
Teh Leet:
Athlon 64 3500+ Socket 939
Koolance Exos-Al
MSI Neo 2 Platinum
2x WD Raptors in Raid 0
1x 250 GB slow-ass HDD
ATi X800 XT (AGP :( )
SB Audigy 2 (plain jane)
Silverstone SSJ-T06 Case
A buncha fans (2 120mm wind tunnel, 2 80mm blowholes)
2x Plextor PX-712SA (Serial ATA 12x DVD burners, these things rock! I do a lot of Replication so...)
Windows ECKS PEE SP2
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Fnordulicious2004-12-24 17:13
Sun Ultra 5
270 MHz TI UltraSparc IIi
128 MB SDRAM
30 GB IDE hd
ATI Rage II 215GT
Linux 2.4.17 (hand-rolled install)
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Fnordulicious2004-12-24 17:18
And on my lap, overheating my nuts to ensure sterility,
Dell Latitude C8xx
1.2 GHz Intel PIII-M
512 MB laptop memory of some flavor
30 GB el-cheapo Toshiba hd to replace two previous deaths
nVidia GeForce2 Go (barf)
random sound thingy from Ensoniq
Linux 2.6.9 (Gentoo)
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Fnordulicious2004-12-24 17:21
And the one I can't browse from:
Symbolics XL-1200
40 Mwords RAM
4 GB SCSI-I hd
Genera 8.3 (with Statice, X11, etc)
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Anonymous2004-12-24 17:26
Athlon 64 3500+ Socket 939
MSI Neo 2 Platinum
1gb Crucial Ballistix
1x WD 200gb Sata, pretty much bog-standard
6800 GT Leadtek
Coolermaster Praetorian
And a whooping new Dell 20" i've been saving up for the past few months or so :)
and.. my other one..
HP Pavillion zt3000 (laptop)
1.5ghz centrino
512mb ddr(400?)
40gb hdd
ati radeon 9200 w/64mb
win xp pro
15" widescreen @ 1680x1050
wireless b/g ready
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XiP!28HyJvk.D62004-12-26 1:28
Custom-Built PC
Windows XP Professional
AMD Duron 1.33GHz
1Gig (1024MB) DDR SDRAM @ PC2700
MSI K4ATV Motherboard (64 bit, 333MHz FSB)
ATI Radeon 7500 64MB (PCI)
Creative SB Live! (Quadraphonic)
3 Hard Disks (Totaling only under 40GB)
1 24x CD Burner with sony memstick slot
Now temperatures arent that big of a deal, but my temps are very good, so just to show off...
Average Temperatures: Sys(17C) CPU(22C)
Before I redid my cooling system, my temps were in the high 50's and eventually burned my CPU, I had to buy a new one.
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Anonymous2004-12-26 1:59
Compaq Contura 3/20
(AMD?) 80386 @ 20MHz
2.0 MB RAM, 520MB HD
Linux-2.0.39 very heavily modded, handrolled userland.
(Well, someone should've tested this site out with lynx et.al... It's not /too/ bad, barr some minor formatting issues.)
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Anonymous2004-12-26 5:35
Aspire X-Dreamer II case
AMD 3000+ cpu 754 socket
2x512 crosair xms ram ddr400
xfx 6600 gt agp
windows xp sp2
ASUS "K8V SE Deluxe" K8T800 Motherboard
200gb seagate hard drive
everything burner, 4x dual layer dvd
no floppy YEAH!
21 inch flat screen crt.
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Frank Horrigan2004-12-26 5:37
^ above was me,
also
Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy ES
K6-2 350
64M of RAM
Crappy on-motherboard video
6G hard disk
160G hard disk
Man was the BIOS ever confused when I put a 160G hard disk into that computer.
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Anonymous2004-12-27 19:07
Duron 1300
512M PC2700
GeForce4MX440 (CRT+TV)
SBLive (blah)
Onboard VIA audio (blah)
Speakers (Altec Lansing ATP3)
Headphones (Sennheiser HD280Pro)
Onboard VIA IDE
Promise IDE (133)
120G Maxtor in Promise hotswap enclosure
80G Maxtor
DVD/CDRW (regionless)
52X CD
6-in-1 cardreader
ATAPI Zip100
Tulip 10/100
2 x PSX USB adapter + DualShock
MS Sidewinder
Logitech mice (1 USB, 1 PS2)
USR modem (non winmodem)
Logitech QuickCam (HDCS1000)
CueCat
Kernel 2.6.9
Planned for Point of Sale project :
SmartCard reader/writer
A better barcode reader
Magstripe reader
Planned for home entertainment :
TV/FM tuners
WIFI
Infrared receiver/transmitter
Better soundcard
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Averox!iX9wdiXS9k2004-12-27 21:35
Athlon 64 3000+ (original clock 2ghz, OC to 2.2ghz)
1GB Kingston Hyper X PC3200
MSI K8N Neo Plat 2
ATi X800 XT PE (well, X800 Pro VIVO modded and clocked to XT)
onboard sound (yeah, sucks)
Logitech z560s
Logitech MX1000
Logitech Elite Keyboard
2x 74GB Raptors in Raid 0 (silly, I need to get rid of the raid)
2x Maxtor DiamondMax10 300GB
NEC ND-3500a with Herrie's firmware
Antec PlusView 1080AMG case
Antec Tru Blue 480w PSU
Dell UltraSharp 1800FP (seriously, I don't notice ghosting)
Windows XP Pro Corp SP2
Now for my TV box:
Asus A7N8X Deluxe (need to get the gigabit version soon)
Athlon XP 2500+
512MB Crucial PC2700
LSI MegaRaid i4
some Pioneer slotload dvd-rom
ATi All-in-Wonder Rage 128
8x Western Digital 200GB drives
onboard sound
Logitech some wireless keyboard
Logitech MX700
Logitech z560s
Shitty ass Daewoo TV
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Anonymous2004-12-27 21:54
Just got this to replace the P166MMX that finally died of motherboard failure after seven years of faithful service:
AMD Athlon64 3200+ (Socket 939)
ASUS A8V Deluxe (VIA K8T800Pro chipset)
1GB PC3200 DDR RAM (2 512MB DIMMs - dual channel configuration)
ASUS AGP8x Radeon 9200SE 128MB
Realtek ALC850 audio (on mobo)
Marvell Gigabit LAN (on mobo)
Promise 20378 RAID (on mobo - no immediate plans to use)
My monitor and hard drive from the 166 (neither original and both still very functional) are in another city several hundred miles away, so I haven't yet put the new box together or even decided what OS to run on it. Will 64-bit Linux actually improve performance enough to be worth the hassle? How difficult is it to get, say, ZSNES, ePSXe and Flash Player (the first three 32-bit ASM-dependent or non-open-source applications that spring to mind) running under a 64-bit OS?
As you can tell from the underwhelming video card, I've got very little interest in (PC) gaming. The hardest workout the GPU will ever get will probably be ePSXe. I went with ATI over NVidia in order to be 100% open-source on the kernel side--the free DRI drivers for the 9200 might not be quite as fast as NVidia's drivers for a GeForce card in the same price/age bracket, but should be sufficient for ePSXe.
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252004-12-27 22:19
For laughs, here're the specs of my PC that just bit the bucket. Keep in mind that I was using this as my desktop until last week.
Pentium MMX 166MHz
i430VX motherboard ("no name" - i.e. PCChips)
64MB SDRAM <- this is what kept her usable (bearable) into 2004
ATI 3D Rage II+ 4MB PCI video card
Creative AWE64 Value ISA sound card
Some $10 PCI LAN card
Some ISA internal modem (not a winmodem) <- not used anymore since I have broadband
20GB ATA66 hard drive <- running in MDMA2 - mobo chipset didn't support UDMA
This box has run many OSes - it came with Win95OSR2, ran several Linux distributions, FreeBSD and NetBSD at various times, and was running Win98SE when it died.
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Anonymous2004-12-27 23:20
500Mhz AMD-K6/2
384 Megs ram
(no idea what motherboard.)
realtek network card
crappy esoniq 1371 (the name of the linux driver) audio card
4 meg video ram
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Anonymous !p6zuouCDw.2004-12-28 2:59
Lian Li PC60 case
2.0GHz Intel Pentium 4
768 MB DDRSD RAM pc2700
485w Enermax Noisetaker PSU
Windows XP Professional, SP2
6x HDD, all Western Digital, 7200rpm (160GB + 80GB + 80GB + 160GB + 250GB + 250GB) = 980GB (using 2x Promise Ultra133 TX2 ATA133 PCI Controller cards)
Nvidia Ti4200 128MB vid card
Soundblaster Live! 5.1 sound card
Gigabit LAN (on mobo)
Yeah i need to update my sound card, vid card, and processor... all within the next year (hopefully)
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Anonymous2004-12-28 3:47
Why do you post what mouse you have? That's just pathetic.
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!IA.KibbTsE2004-12-28 5:16
shitty ATX case with 350W PSU
epox 5epa+ (way too good for the current components)
celeron D 330J (2.667Ghz)
512MB PC3200 DDR ram
inno3d geforce 6600 128MB PCI-E
40GB ATA100 HD
8ch audio on mobo (with spdif)
Gbit lan on mobo
running win xp
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Random Anonymous Fucktard2004-12-28 5:29 (sage)
Does anyone actually read this?
I use an x86 laptop. It works. Nobody gives a shit about the specs, least of all me.
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Anonymous2004-12-28 11:29
Shuttle SN41G2 Small Form Factor PC
Athlon XP 2800+ Barton Core
1 gig Corsair RAM (DDR333, 2-2-2-5)
ATI Radeon 9600XT 256MB Ram
Seagate Barracude 120GB hard drive
Windows XP Pro SP2 DirectX 9c
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Anonymous2004-12-28 11:56
how do you guys have sp2? i thought illegal keys are banned XD
Name:
Anonymous2004-12-28 12:00
Inwin mid-tower case with Antec TruePower 380W PS
ABIT KD7A (5.1 audio and 10/100 LAN on board)
Athlon XP 2200+
1GB DDR400 RAM (running in DDR333 becaue PMI sucks...long story)
Seagate 7200.7 120GB ATA/133 (8MB cache)
Powercolor Radeon 9600SE 128MB (hey, it was only $99 a year ago at Micro Center)
STB TV-PCI (old, but still good)
Brand-new Dell FP1900 (actually a Samsung) 19" LCD panel (1280x1024@75Hz over DVI. Yum)
XP Pro SP2
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Anonymous2004-12-28 14:20
I got a 16MB cache, 300 giger sata. Am I cool?
Name:
Anonymous2004-12-28 15:10
I have a key generator :)
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Averox!iX9wdiXS9k2004-12-28 17:05
I have two 16MB cache 300GB SATA drives, does that make me cooler? :P
I posted my mouse because MX100 is the hotness and I am complete faggotry
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Anonymous2004-12-29 1:37
Give meh a few keys!!!!!!!
Name:
Anonymous2004-12-29 6:02
Try looking around for "all_xp_suite_keygen" or "xpkey.exe"
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Anonymous2004-12-29 11:46
I have five disks both IDE and SATA, combined 700GB. Am I cool?
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afreak2004-12-29 12:40
New iBook!
PowerPC G4 1 GHz
256 MB RAM
40 GB Hard Disk
ATI Radeon 9000
DVD/CDRW
14" Screen
I love the machine a lot.
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PassiveSmoking2004-12-29 13:18
Deep Thought
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Anonymous2004-12-29 15:32
No one owns a Celeron M? Those are actually not bad.
Acer TravelMate 2303
Celeron M 340 (1.50GHz)
512MB RAM (mixing PC2100 with PC2700 and different bank config too..HDD & DVD/CD-RW combo drive
15" widescreen 1280x1024
Onboard everything
The only gripe I have with this laptop is the battery life(2hrs on average thanks to shitty 4 cells Li-Ion battery).
My desktop is a Dell 2350 :((
P4 2.4 pre Northwood FSB 400Mhz
512MB PC2100 ram
128MB Raedon 9100 card
Onboard sound & lan
30GB + 120GB storage
Some 5.1 Altec Lansing speakers
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donmai2004-12-30 5:17
P4 3.0ghz
Gigabyte GA-8IPE775 Pro
512mb RAM Kingston
120gb Seagate ATA, 200gb Seagate ATA, 200gb Western Digital SATA
Radeon 9800 Pro
Pioneer 106 DVD-Writer
Gigatech 400W PSU
--
Windows XP SP2
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Anonymous2004-12-30 15:19
my pc owns these so much i'm not even going to post the specs as yee will all cry ;)
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Xen2004-12-30 18:42
Gateway 7405GX notebook
AMD Mobile Athlon 64 3200+
ATI Mobility Radeon 9600 w/ 64MB dedicated memory
512MB DDR SO-DIMM
15.4" SB WXGA widescreen display
60GB 7200rpm HD (main drive)
80GB 4200rpm HD (storage)
8x DVD+/-RW drive
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Anonymous2004-12-30 19:32 (sage)
same model laptop as >>16, except I took the 1280x800 screen, XP Home, and the internal 802.11g. 1.5ghz Pentium M / 512 / yada yada etc etc.
i'm a little sad though, because they came out with a smaller model w/ the bright-LCD thingy a month or two later.
That thing must have weight a ton. Hope you have a backpack full of extra batteries. Why not just get a desktop if you want top performance for less? (unless you travel alot of course)
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Anonymous2004-12-31 12:25
Athlon XP 3000 @ 3200
Winborg XP 2.0
Asus A7N8X-E Deluxe
x2 512mb Pc2700
Gainward 6800gt 256mb Golden sample [Enhanced OC]
Western digital 60gb Maxtor 160gb
Audigy 2 Microsoft speaker set.
Custom Lcd mounted on the front of the case.
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unRei!d82ybYGt8M2004-12-31 17:09
FCPGA Pen^3 600MHz on a Intel P3B-F,
512MB SDR 100
Matrox G400
Samtron 71S (17" TFT)
a couple of ATA hdds 20-120GB each, sitting on a Promise TX-133
sound: some shitty crative thingy, probably never saw an electron, this comp remains mute.
(yes, that's enough to throw at teh interweb..)
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unRei!L/ILmHsgUg2004-12-31 17:12
lol i can't even type my tripcode
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Shade!piGNeTKu7c2005-01-01 14:34
WinXP Pro
Celeron 2,4 GHz (eww~)
Creative GFX-card (GeForce FX 5200) (EWWW~)
80GB+20GB hard disks
Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 + Creative Inspire 5100
Name:
2005-01-01 22:26(capped)
Athlon XP 2700 (clean)
Win XP Pro
Asus A7N8X-X
512mb Pc3200
Tachyon Radeon 9600 (oc'd to 500MHz VPU)
Maxtor 120gb
2 LED-lit fans, rear extraction, and a nice little UV cold cathode along the base of the case (next to the window side panel).
Needs upgraded, soon. Another 512Mb of RAM and 200Gb of HD will probably do me, but we'll see how much cash I've got, come Easter.
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Souldark!hZGNitjhHM2005-01-01 22:27
The above was also to check if I could post with mod status - I can :).
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Zeratuhl!2tYtB0Tku62005-01-01 23:19
AMD64 xp3000+@2.2ghz
Win XP Pro
EpoX 8KDA3+
2x512MB PC2700
Gainward Geforce 6800 ultra/2400 GS@410/1150mhz
3x120GB IDE
2x200GB Raid-0 S-ata
Audigy 2 Platinum eX
Nyko Air-flo Joypad
Logitech Wingman Extreme 3d Joystick
Logitech QuickCam Sphere
Klipsch Synergy 1 surround-speakers
2x Monitors (15" and 17") and a 32" Nokia TV
Roland EP-85 Midi-keyboard/synth
TerraTec TValue (PCI tv-tuner)
3com 54mbps wlan (pci)
3com 54mbps wlan (usb)
3com 10/100mbps lan (pci)
Tseng ET6000 (pci graphics-card. Ancient relic, but useful)
NEC 3500AG DVD+-Burner
Asus External Slim Combo DVD/CD-RW driv (the silvery one designed like a jewel case)
Wacom Tablet with pen and mouse
Cooling solution for the cpu is a Swiftech MCX6500-V and a 80mm Tornado-fan + Arctic Silver 5. Neon s-ata cables (blue), Neon led's on the GPU-fans (Red.. Dual fans).
Other than that, there are some miscellaneous things such as a ps2, ps1, radio and discman hooked up to the computer.
The network in the house is powered by a wlan dsl-gateway (54mbps. CNet) and a 48 port switch. The rest of the computers in the house are mostly shite (2ghz pentium 4, 512mb ram and radeon 9700 is the only one remotely comparable).
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supercle!3XtDbi3qvw2005-01-02 2:48
P4 2 gigs
Win XP Pro SP1
Asus Motherboard(forgot what model number)
512mb RAM
Geforce 2 MX 400 (I know, know , I need a better one)
2x Seagate HDD ( 4 gigs , 20 gigs)
2x Maxtor HDD ( 80 gigs each)
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Anonymous2005-01-02 5:36
Windows 98
Intel Pentium 120 MGHz
16mb RAM
It's terribly slow. I wanna buy a faster one, but have
no money.
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Anonymous2005-01-02 8:38
Win XP PRO
Lousy nVidia 6800 GT ultra(don`t believe the hype=nVidia sucks)
Lying AMD64 3800(supposed to be like 3.8ghz but its not=they are liars)
2 74 gb Raptors(stay away from these=no difference from 7200 rpm drives.)
Audigy 2 zs.NO GAME EFFECTS!BEWARE OF THIS HYPED UP RIPOFF!!!
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Anonymous2005-01-02 9:05
Windows 2003 Server Ent.
3gHz P4 800fsb
P4c800E Deluxe ASUS mobo
2x512 PC3200 DDR
Audigy 2 zs
5xPATA 200gig WD's
4xSATA 120gig Seagates
2xPATA 120gig WD's
1xDVD burner 8x
5600FX - needs upgrading badly
and a bad ass pair of Z680's to enjoy 5.1 DTS,AC3 to it's fullest
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Anonymous2005-01-02 15:49
>>58
AMD processors are really efficent, and a 3800 is the 'equivilant' of a Pentium 3.8ghz. It's part truth and part marketing ploy, but either way they're damn nice processors.
PC1:
MSI something or other, it rocks balls
AthlonXP 3000
1gb PC3200 DDR
Geforce 6800 GT 256mb
Total cost: $800
PC2:
No name brand mobo
AthlonXP 1700
768mb PC2100 DDR
No name brand 16mb 2D card
Total cost: $50 and a dance, I shit you not
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Azrael_X2005-01-03 11:22
AMD Athlon XP 3200+
3400+ rated heatsink from Thermaltake
1024 (512x2) PC 3200+
Asus A7N8X-X
450W PSU
nVidia Geforce 6800 Ultra AGP8X
SoundBlaster Live! Gamer 5.1
120GB 7200rpm Maxtor HDD
40GB 5200rpm Samsung HDD
52x 48x 52x Sony CDRW
?x ?x ?x Crapshoot HP CDRW
7 fans total
3dmark 03= 11643
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Anonymous2005-01-03 12:38
Okay, My PC what is called MZ!
NEC uPD780 3.59MHz
64kB RAM
2kB SRAM for Video (8color 40x25 character screen)
4kB ROM for Monitor(BIOS)
8253 compatible counter chip for music
Casette tape drive
4color plotter-printer
MZ1F02 Dual 2D floppy drives
It can do everything!
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Anonymous2005-01-03 13:18
I have a on board graphic card. kill me
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Anonymous2005-01-03 16:08
What do you want to do?
: Post message on 4chan.
Message posted.
Your computer humms quietly.
You might be eaten by a cockmongler.
You are thirsty.
: Go get a can of cola.
You walk to the door to go to the fridge.
Cockmongler is here.
: Retreat slowly.
Cockmongler notices you and pounces. He sucks all your guts out through you dick. Boy that must hurt.
You have died.
Try again?
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Anonymous2005-01-04 3:42
Coolermaster Stacker
ASUS A7N8X-E
Athlon XP 3200
2x Corsair Value Select 1024MB PC-3200 DDR
Hard Disks: (Total/Free: 1.09/0.02TB ¤ Total/Free space on: C: 6.2/0.57GB ¤ D: 227.54/7.04GB ¤ E: 233.76/1.19GB ¤ F: 232.88/4.85GB ¤ G: 152.66/3.38GB ¤ H: 74.53/2.03GB ¤ I: 186.31/1.42GB)
nVidia Geforce 4 TI 4200 128m AGP
NEC 4x DVD±RW Drive
Operating System: (Windows 2003 Standard Edition Terminal Server 5.2 (Build #3790)) ¤ Uptime: (3w 6d 8h 56m 11s) ¤ Record: (3m 2w 6d 2h 1m 35s set on Sat Nov 04 15:08:12 2004)
2x 20" NEC MultiSync Monitors
I'm fixing to get a new drive and backup everything on c: and d: as 7 gigs is rediculously small for windows 2003. I'll probably end up repartitioning that disk to a 20 gig C: and 200g D:
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Anonymous2005-01-04 6:59
I'm nowhere near the thing, but it goes something like this - Athlon XP 2400, fuck knows what motherboard, 512MB RAM of some kind, some cheap variety of GeForce 4, 160GB (Western Digital) and 40GB (dunno) HDs, onboard sound (yeah), 52x Sony CDRW, ??x LG DVD±RW, 17" Compaq/Mitsubishi monitor, Windows XP Pro SP1 (fuck that SP2 bullshit) and who gives a shit about the rest.
Come to think of it, who gives a shit about any of this? I'm only even here for procrastination purposes.
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ZeroKun2005-01-04 12:18
Duron 1.1ghz
640mb of ram
40gb drive
24x cdrw
Debian Unstable Uptime 18 days, 23:32(no crashes, thats when i upped the mem :))
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Anonymous2005-01-04 17:51
Hm...
Athlon XP 2200
MSI KT4 Ultra board
512MB Crucial pc2700 sdram
random cheap-ass video card
80GB WD HDD
40GB Iomega ext. HDD
40x Lite-on CD-RW
8x Lite-on DVD-RW
15" NEC MultiSync 1560v monitor
WinXP Pro SP2
blue glowing light that makes me super cool >_>
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Anonymous2005-01-04 19:52
>>66
That's why I got winborg. It's sp2 with 250+ registry modifications. Making it good windows. Only way Im keeping a windows box around.
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Anonymous2005-01-06 6:14
Well..
ASUS K8Vdelux MB with Athlon 64 3200+
512MByte DDR DRAM
Seagate 128MB ATA + 200MB SATA Hard Disk
HITACHI DVD-RAM with DVD+/-R/RW4xWrite and CD-R/RW24xWrite
15" LCD monitor
Windows2000Pro + Fedora core3 x86_64 dual boot
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702005-01-06 6:27
Oops >>70
false: Seagate 128MB ATA + 200MB SATA Hard Disk
correct: Seagate 128GB ATA + 200GB SATA Hard Disk
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cjb2005-01-06 8:11
AthlonXP 2000+, Abit KT7ARAID 1.3, 1GB PC133 RAM, 80GB WD, yumcha ATI9000Pro w/ DVI, Samsung SyncMaster 152T w/ DVI, Pioneer 106D DVD-RW, NetBSD-current.
VIA EPIA800 Model V, 64MB PC133 RAM, 40 Maxtor + 200 WD (on a SiliconImage ATA133 controller), Debian 3.0r2.
Apple 14" G4 iBook, 256MB RAM, 60GB ATA, Combo drive, OSX (future plans for Gentoo)
DEC Alpha XL266, 96MB RAM, 1.0GB SCSI-2, 4GB Tape, Gentoo.
...and that's just the computers on my desk. There's 8 more systems running 24/7 elsewhere in the house. (I run a community freenet.)
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SMC7772005-01-06 13:35
XEON 1.7GHz x 2, but this computer is not mine.
I have to leave this computer,
and have to buy the other in Akihabara today.
# I came from 2ch in Japan.
# I'm very interesting this site.
I don't understand all these people with FX-55's. I'm quite happy with my AMD64 3400+, and it cost about a third of the price.
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Dev!utUwhjJ7Tk2005-01-07 8:28
P4 HT 3 GHZ
1024 MB RAM
GEFORCE FX 5600 256
Two 320 GB 7200 RPM Barracuda drives.
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Tatsujin2005-01-07 9:11
I happen to have two computar machienes.
oldfogey
Power Supply: Generic 300W
Motherboard: Shuttle AK31A v3.1
Processor: AMD Athlon XP 1700+ (1.47 GHz)
RAM: Crucial 512 MB (266 MHz)
Video: nVidia GeForce 3 ti 200 64MB (the fan shorted out but it still works normally perhaps by miracle)
Monitor: Nec MultiSync 4FG 15"
Audio: Diamond 6-channel Audio
Speakers: Sony Headphones
NIC #1: Linksys NC100
NIC #2: Realtek RTL8139
DVD+R Drive: Sony 16x
Hard Drive #1: Seagate 5400 RPM 40 GB
Hard Drive #2: Seagate 7200 RPM 60 GB
Keyboard: Generic 104-key
Mouse: Generic 3-button
OS: Windows XP w/ SP2
This computer is a passive computer, one I don't usually use but it does three very important things in the background for me. First, I use the dual-NIC setup to share my internet connection to my other computer and my roommate's computers. Secondly, I use the dual layer burner to author anime into backed up dvds. Third, it acts as a file server for the whole network, storing steup files, porn, and other things.
neo-Tatsujin
Power Supply: Generic 550W
Motherboard: ASUS A7N8X-X
Processor: AMD Athlon XP 3200+ (2.2 GHz)
RAM: 2x Rosewill 512 MB (400 MHz)
Video: nVidia GeForce FX 5200 256 MB
Monitor(s): NEC MultiSync XV15+ 15" / DAEWOO 20" Flatscreen
Audio: Creative Sound Blaster Audigy
Speakers: Creative 5100 5.1 / Acoustic Research 900 MHz Wireless Headphones
NIC #1: Onboard nVidia nForce MCP Ethernet Controller
DVD-R Drive: Toshiba 4.8x
Hard Drive #1: Western Digital Caviar 120GB 7200 RPM (8 MB cache)
Hard Drive #2: IBM/Hitachi Deskstar 250 GB 7200 RPM (8 MB cache)
Keyboard: Microsoft Internet Keyboard
Mouse: Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer
Joystick: Logitech Wingman Extreme
Gamepad #1: Microsoft Sidewinder
Gamepad #2/#3: 2x PSJOY PSX -> USB Converters w/ 2x PS2 Controllers
This computer I use primarily to watch anime, listen to music, and play games.
well... thats because we CAN. also, i bought this monster-pc so i don't have to buy new hardware the next few years. :DD
Name:
Anonymous2005-01-07 14:46 (sage)
P4 3.0G
2048MB
GeForce FX 5600
C 120 D 250 E 250 F250 D250
Name:
Anonymous2005-01-07 17:52
gray box with gates in it
Name:
Anonymous2005-01-08 4:23
Athlon 64 +2500
GeForce FX 5600 (256 MB)
768 MB PC3200 RAM
Dual 80 GB RAID 0 HD
Name:
Anonymous2005-01-09 8:43
Starting from a cold machine, the first thing to do would be to call the
Cray engineer to start the power conditioning MG set. Next check the
cooling circuits and WACS panel on the side of the main cabinet, to see that
the power supply rails and temperature levels are normal. Working from the
MWS the engineer would then master clear the machine to initialise the
processor and IO channel logic. After this the first code would be copied
main memory and the DEAD START command issued. The first code would usually
be diagnostics to set and check the internal logic of the CPUs and memory.
This diagnostic stage was largely replaced by the boundary scan logic in
later systems.
Finally the system would be handed over to the operators for the booting of
Unicos. The Unicos boot process went like this. Firstly all the CPUs are
halted and, starting from word 0, the kernel is copied into main memory from
the OWS or support disk, along with a parameter file describing the hardware
environment, kernel parameters, disk and IOS layout. At this point CPU 0
would deadstart and run while the rest of the CPUS idled. The kernel parsed
the parameter file and used it to locate the IOSs and root partition, both
of which it would need for single user mode. Once in single user mode the
rest of boot sequence ( triggered by init 2 ) was much like most Unixs,
spawn the service demons, initialise the networks, check and mount the rest
of the file systems, spawn the console gettys.
Name:
TheCanuck2005-01-14 9:26
Noname Case
P3 800MHZ
256DDR
1 32gb HD
1 8gb HD
ATI Radion 7500
=Crap for gaming
no-name Baby AT case with no-name 300W ATX power supply bolted into it
Giga-Byte GA-6VA7+ motherboard
Pentium III/1000 overclocked to 1050 MHz
512MB (2x256MB) of Micron PC133 SDRAM overclocked to 140 MHz
Asus GF3 Ti 500 video card overclocked to 265 core / 525 memory
1 30GB hard drive with Windows 2000 and Mandrake Linux 10.1
1 2GB hard drive with Windows 98
IOmega 8x4x32 CDRW
cheap generic sound card
cheap generic v.92 modem
cheap generic Ethernet card
Name:
Ikari Yui2005-01-15 5:39
* Main workstation/gamestation:
Image & Shapetek EYE-4870L 4U rackmount
Asus A7N8X 2.0 Deluxe motherboard (5.1 snd, 2xnic integrated)
AMD Athlon XP 2800+
2x 512 MB Corsair TwinX PC3200 RAM
Sapphire Radeon 9800 PRO 128MB AGP 8x
2x WD Caviar Special Edition 120GB 7200RPM 8MB
NEC ND-1300A DVD+/-/R/RW/ROM
Samsung DVD-ROM (generic, for copying DVD's)
Philips Brilliance 200PSS 20" TFT monitor
Dell 17" CRT monitor (secondary monitor)
Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer for Bluetooth 2.0
Windows XP Pro SP2
sigh @ processor, sigh @ HD, sigh @ DVD burner (it was good for its time). Thats why I'm updating to an Athlon 64 3500+ with an SLI motherboard. Socket 939 is assumed to be later used for AMDs dual-core processing later in 2005.
Name:
Arche2005-01-19 19:55
System: Asgard
Type:Sager 9860 (Laptop)
Pentium 4 3.0GHz Prescott, HT.
512MB DDR2RAM, to be upgraded to a 1GB soon.
256MB Nvidia go6800, to be upgraded to a go6800 rev2 in Feb.
60GB 7200RPM ATA Hard Drive
17" Screen, nice and glossy, runs native 1680x1050.
CDR+/RW +DVD Combo Drive
Touchpad + Basic Microsoft Optical Mouse
Full keyboard.
Full Desktop Replacement Notebook. Plays HL2 with extremely high settings extremely smoothely, stuttering only when loading certain sound files due to my lack of 1GB of RAM. :3
Name:
Anonymous2005-01-19 20:37
1.2Ghz G4.
512MB of PC2700RAM.
Radeon 9200 32MB Card.
17" (Soon to be 19" LCD) CRT.
CDR/DVD-ROM Combo Drive.
Apple Keyboard and Mouse.
Now if only it'd actually get here.
Name:
Anonymous2005-01-20 17:29
1GHz underclocked Athlon
768M DDR RAM
GeForce2 GTS card (32M)
~480G of space altogether, 60G of it mirror RAIDed
no burner but a regular dvd drive
my sound card (Hercules GTXP) can do 7.1 though :D
I haven't checked all 92 posts but I think in terms of raw power, I'm in the bottom five. Built this machine in 2001 and it still does everything I need so hopefully I'll get another two or three years out of it.
Name:
Anonymous2005-01-20 17:39
>>18
Try w3m (it's on SF.net) for text mode Internet browsing. Like Lynx but supports tabbing and renders frames and tables pretty nicely. Has mousing and scroll wheel support too.
Name:
Anonymous2005-01-20 19:31
>>27
I just put back the original PIII/450 cpu/motherboard that came with this, and added a 64 meg NVidia/XFX card. I still can't run any modern games, but qemu works and I can watch dvds; so I'm happy.
Name:
digital RAID2005-01-22 14:57
Type:Sager 4780 (Laptop)
Pentium 4 3.2GHz Northwood, HT.
1024MB PC3200 RAM
128MB ATI Mobility Radeon 9600 Pro Turbo
60GB 7200RPM ATA Hard Drive
17" Screen, 1440x900.
CDR/RW + DVD-R/RW Combo Drive
Touchpad + Basic ball Mouse
Full keyboard.
I've had it since December 2003.
athlon 64 3400+
geil 1gb pc3200 ram (512x2)
ati radeon x800 pro 256mb
seagate 200gb hd
benq 19" lcd monitor
and all that other stuff (dvd, cd, mouse, keyboard, etc...)
amd athlon64 3500+
80 gb sata 7200 rpm
40 gb ide 5400 rpm
1024 ram
nvidia 6600 gt
Name:
Anonymous2005-01-26 15:49
A64 3400+
60 GB Western Digital (Old)
160 GB Western Digital ($30 from Best Buy!)
300 GB Seagate Itl w/ External casing (only $100!)
radeon x800 PE
1 GB ram
Name:
Anonymous2005-01-27 0:08
Still in our store room.
IBM PC-XT 8086
20 Mb HDD
640Kb
Monochrome green monitor (no graphics capability)
Name:
Anonymous2005-01-27 6:52
>>104
Finally, a machine actually worth talking about.
Windows XP Professional: SP1
Intel Pentium 3.2 GHz OC'd to 3.6
nVidia GeForce 6800 GT (1280x1024x16bpp) 75Hz
Memory 1024MB(3200)
[C:]3.02/49.59 GB [D:] 19.60/150 GB
Name:
Anonymous2005-01-28 8:00 (sage)
NEC PC-9821V13
CPU:AMD K6-2 400MHz
MEM:SIMM32MB*4
HDD:1.6GB
OS :WINDOWS95
Name:
Anonymous2005-01-28 12:02
these is always fun...
my computart is strongar than urs!
vs
my computart is oldar than urs!
now poast
Name:
Anonymous2005-01-28 16:30
ATARI 600XL
6502C 1.79 MHZ
16KB RAM
Name:
Anonymous2005-01-29 8:20
Hahaha! 16KB? My Dragon32 has 32KB ram! Take that, shrimp!
Name:
Anonymous2005-02-12 1:50
AMD Athlon 64 3000+
Epox 8KDA3J Mainboard (nForce 3 250gb chipset)
PQI 1028 MB Ram
Maxtor 160 GB hard drive ATA
Maxtor 40 GB hard drive ATA
Seagate 80 GB x 2 raid 0 SATA
XFX GeForce 6600GT AGP
LG DVD/CD-RW combo drive
Windows XP Pro w/ SP1
Name:
s3raph!YY8ebcAR4s2005-02-14 0:39
hawt or nawt :[
Abit AA8 motherboard - Intel 925x chipset
3.2ghz P4 Prescott
512mb DDR2 (Corsair I think)
37gb and 74gb WD Raptor 10,000rpm SATA hard drives
GeForce 6600 PCI-Express (256mb)
Sony DVD+/-RW and Samsung DVD/CD-RW drives that I forgot the speeds of
Chassis is -> http://www.mgecompany.com/xgbox/quantummain.html (the 'titanium' silver version, not the black one)
Name:
Anonymous2005-02-14 9:30
why o why only .5 gig of ram?!
Name:
Tenchi2005-02-14 15:52
Pentium II 300
Western Digital 150AA (15 Gig HD)
Western Digital 153BA (15 Gig HD)
128 MEGS of RAM (1 64 MEG DIMM, 2x32 DIMMS)
ATI Rage 128
Crappy built in soundcard
3COM Ethernet card
Saitek 8 Button Joypad
Bought 2 x 512 sticks, physically broke one of them (long story), can't afford a replacement yet.
Name:
M3talG0at2005-02-17 23:16
RaidMax Case Yellow
SolTek MainBoard
AMD 64 2800
ATI 9600XT
512mb Kingston RAM
Western Digital 80Gb
LinkSys Routers
Name:
Anonymous2005-02-17 23:50
P4 2.4ghz
1gig RAM
200gigs combined HD space
GeForce FX5200
D-link Wireless
Viewsonic VP171s-2 17" LCD screen with its magical 8ms refresh.
Name:
Anonymous2005-02-18 22:28 (sage)
Nobody gives a shit what your system is, unless it's somehow exceptional.
Name:
Anonymous2005-02-19 15:37 (sage)
Nobody gives a shit what your opinion is, unless it's somehow exceptional.
I'm using a Commodore VIC-20, by the way.
Name:
dxpong2005-02-20 1:37
Lian Li Case
EPoX 8RDA3+ Mobo
AMD Barton 2500+ @ 2.2ghz
2x256 DDR400 Corsair XMS 2-2-2-6
ATi Radeon 9600 Pro 256M
Win2k-Pro, Linux 2.6.9-Gentoo-r1
40g ATA, 2x 120g SATA (Seagate)
AntecTru 430w PSU
NEC 6x DVD-R/RW
Name:
Goldanas2005-02-20 23:49
All of this cost roughly $3000 maybe less, maybe a little bit more.
InWin Full Tower
ASUS A8N-SLI-DELUXE
AMD Athlon 64 FX-53
eVGA Geforce 6800 ULTRA (PCIe of course)
Plextor 712a
120GB HDD
Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS Gamer (so it came with 5 games)
ENERMAX 600W Noisetaker.
IBM Thinkvision C220p 22"
OEM Wood paneled 2.0 Speakers.
Win XP Pro x64
Ebay, Pagecomputer, Comp-u-Plus, and of course, Newegg. You'll find great prices across the board there. Good stuff.
The FX-53 is cheaper (often, by a few hundred) than it's older brother, not to mention easier to find. Besides. FX-57 will be out soon anyway. So it's safer to hold on to your cash than to go crazy with the top top of the line. Peace.
plant infested tower
asus a7n8x delux mobo
amd barton 2500+
2x256 crucial
nvidia geforce fx 5900 ultra 256mb (got for free!!) + 2 monitors
Gentoo Linux 2.6.9-gentoo-r13 (Winxp for games)
60gb IBM drive + 120gb seagate
shitty 30$ PSU
liteon dvdrw
Name:
Anonymous2007-06-23 1:51 ID:f052ss8p
monitor
keyboard
mouse (USB tail)
other bit
its real good and fast coz the guy in the shop said its the best one around it even has a hard disk in it so it wont break as easy as the floppier ones and it has the whole internet on it.
Dell inspition e1505
windows vista home premium
intel core 2 duo(2 X 2.00ghz)
Nvidia geforce 7300 go
2 gig RAM
120 gig HDD
Name:
Anonymous2007-06-27 17:43 ID:JSwxJi4Q
AMD Athlon 64 X2 4200+ (liquid cooled)
ASUS M2N4-SLI Mainboard (liquid cooled northbridge)
2x1GB Dual Channel Crucial Ballistix DDR2 800 PC 6400 Memory
2x Nvidia GeForce7600GT (SLI) Graphics Cards (liquid cooled)
500W Ultra X-Connect PSU
120GB Seagate + 40GB Western Dig IDE drives (liquid cooled)
Thermaltake Kandalf Tower
Kandalf Liquid Cooling System (plus MB and GPU waterblock)
G15 Gaming Keyboard
Razer Copperhead Mouse
CRAPPY CRT MONITOR! (its next on my list!)
Name:
Anonymous2007-06-27 20:35 ID:LIztDD91
It's funny cos you're all lame...
Name:
Anonymous2007-06-27 20:39 ID:6J5rF4Z/
Well I am not "lame." You have no right to call me that if I know my PC specs. This site should have some rules about harrassments, threats, and name calling. I am still in the need of more PC specs in that regards.
Name:
Anonymous2007-06-27 23:42 ID:boSzl8h5
>>139
your response was not one of the two options I said were valid. I'm blocking your IP address now and I hope that teaches you a lesson or two
Name:
Chris Hanssen2007-06-28 2:02 ID:36fQ8T4d
Ok guys this the bumping of old threads are becoming real dumb and stuff. I think we are at /comp/ can not do it so much becos its is real stuopid and dumn. If moar people are being dumnb then i think the site admins will stop annying people getting in here as it are realy dumb and i do'nt like it, ok? So guys you just neede to stop, and look at waht you are doine becauz its not funy and its real dumb and im call the admins to stop stewpid people doing it all the times. It is just dumb. Why you are'nt stoping it now is so anoying and stuped that ill have to contact the site or else it will keepe on hapining and its not good for the comunity on the intrernets becaze its real anoying and dumn and it makes them stewpide and shit, and they wo'nt be happy and its real dumb ok? So my advise is stop spaming shit and making old dumn posts new again at the top of page in \comp\ or ill be geting you in shit and shit.
Thank you for taking my seriously its a real consirn of mine that the intanrets are making dumber and i are going to stoping it rite now! So pleze cume and halp me and togetha we will fix the intrnet and making it good.
>>1
Nice, but a bit lacking in the RAM department. You probably won't be able to run Vista.
Name:
Anonymous2007-10-07 18:32
Bullshit (often bowdlerized to BS), also Bullcrap, is a common English expletive. It can also be shortened to just "Bull".
Most commonly, it describes incorrect, misleading, false language and statements. Literally, it describes the feces of a bull. As with many expletives, it can be used as an interjection (or in many other parts of speech) and can carry a wide variety of meanings.
Bullshitting is usually when one makes statements that are false, or made-up. Usually people describe other people's action of making a lot of statements as bullshitting in arguments, when one is making up rules or making examples that are not anything to do with what they are discussing or when one is making statements by using examples that need different rules to be applied, so this person is bullshitting
As it contains the word "shit", the term is sometimes considered foul language, hence the use of the euphemistic abbreviations "bull" and "BS". Nonetheless, the term is prevalent in American English and, as with many words, the term is used in a variety of countries, some dating back to approximately the same era World War I. In British English, bollocks is a comparable expletive, although bullshit is now a commonly used expletive in British English also.
Name:
Anonymous2007-10-07 19:54
ibook g4 933mhz
1.2gb ram
ubuntu 6.06
etc etc etc
Name:
Chris Logan Hanssen2007-10-07 22:18
Bullshit (often bowdlerized to BS), also Bullcrap, is a common English expletive. It can also be shortened to just "Bull".
Most commonly, it describes incorrect, misleading, false language and statements. Literally, it describes the feces of a bull. As with many expletives, it can be used as an interjection (or in many other parts of speech) and can carry a wide variety of meanings.
Bullshitting is usually when one makes statements that are false, or made-up. Usually people describe other people's action of making a lot of statements as bullshitting in arguments, when one is making up rules or making examples that are not anything to do with what they are discussing or when one is making statements by using examples that need different rules to be applied, so this person is bullshitting
As it contains the word "shit", the term is sometimes considered foul language, hence the use of the euphemistic abbreviations "bull" and "BS". Nonetheless, the term is prevalent in American English and, as with many words, the term is used in a variety of countries, some dating back to approximately the same era World War I. In British English, bollocks is a comparable expletive, although bullshit is now a commonly used expletive in British English also.
Name:
Anonymous2007-10-08 2:36
This PC (borrowed long-term from Work):
Macbook Pro 15"
2.2GHz Core 2 Duo
2GB DDR2 SDRAM
NVidia GeForce 8600M GT 128MB
Home desktop:
Dell XPS 710
1.8GHZ Core 2 Duo
4GB DDR2 SDRAM
NVidia GeForce 7900 GS 256MB (x2 in SLI)
Home laptop:
Dell Inspiron 8600
1.5GHz Pentium M
1GB RAM
NVidia GeForce 5200 Go 64MB
At least a 2.o Ghz dual core CPU. Geforce 8800 or ATI equivelant video card, 2 Gig RAM minimum. If you can aford it- 1 Terrabyte Hard drive (only $320)
Name:
Anonymous2007-10-08 10:53
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SAP buying rival for 4.8bn euros
SAP headquarters
SAP has ambitious growth targets
German business software group SAP has agreed to buy its smaller French rival, Business Objects, for more than 4.8bn euros ($6.8bn; £3.3bn).
The price represents a 20% premium over Business Objects' Friday closing share price, and SAP said it hoped to complete the deal early next year.
Business Objects made sales of 885m euros last year, while SAP's turnover was more than 10bn euros.
Some analysts questioned the deal, and SAP's shares fell 5% in Monday trade.
'Strategy change'
"Together, SAP and Business Objects intend to offer high-value solutions for process and business-oriented professionals," the two firms said in a joint statement.
The move is contradictory to management's strategy to pursue organic growth...and it will put a strain on financials next year
Merck Fink analyst Theo Kitz
See SAP's shares
"Business Objects customers will continue to benefit from open, broad and integrated business intelligence solution."
Analysts said the purchase marked a change of strategy for SAP, which has previously concentrated on organic growth.
SAP aims to more than double its sales by 2010.
"The move is contradictory to management's strategy to pursue organic growth with only small fill-in acquisitions and it will put a strain on financials next year," said Merck Fink analyst Theo Kitz.
Back in August, SAP admitted accessing data from US rival Oracle.
It said the "inappropriate documents" were downloaded by its Tomorrow Now unit, but insisted it had not accessed the material.
Name:
Anonymous2007-10-08 16:57
not that great, but decent for $375 in aug. 07
VIA pt890t-a mobo
1 gig 533 ddr2
Intel celeron 331 @ 2.66 ghz 64 bit
Nvidia NX7100-GS 64 bit Dynamic Overclock 512MB RAM @ 1.2Ghz avg. 3D processor @ 350Mhz avg. 2D processor @ 250Mhz avg.
USB 2.0 * 10 ports
SATA *2 80Gig HDD
5.1 surround
1000 Watt Kenwood reciever 7.1 channel
Gigabit LAN
DVD-DL/RW 16x
Windows XP Performance Enterprise (BitTorrent Edition)
Mandriva Spring 2007
Name:
Anonymous2007-10-09 8:43
Gentoo-Windows XP Dual-Boot Desktop
A8N-SLI
AMD 3500+ (s939)
nVidia GeForce 6600GT
2x512 MB DDR-SDRAM
80GB PATA HDD
160 SATA HDD
(Sorry don't know the specifics for my hard drives)
Name:
Anonymous2007-10-09 19:02
screen
mouse
keyboard
case with shit to make it run
WIN 98
intel celeron 700MHz processor
64 MB RAM
10 gig hard drive
64 bit graphic card
no lan card
my computer is a epic fail and also a win it plays red alert 2 and starcraft
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-04 22:18
Gentoo Linux 2.6.23
AMD 3500+ Socket 939.
4 GiB RAM
/dev/hda: 80 GB
/dev/sd[abcd]: 500 GB
/dev/md/0: 1.4 TiB (sd[abcd] in RAID 5)
GeForce 7800 GT and ATI X1950 XTX. I have a CrossFire MB but I haven't tried using them both at once yet.
2xGigabit Ethernet
7.1 sound card.
2x19" LCD.
DVD-RW.
Logitech UltraX Media Keyboard.
Logitech TrackMan Mouse.
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-04 22:23
My current computer:
Dell Dimension 3000
Intel Celeron 2.4GHz
768MB DDR
80GB HDD
CD Burner
Windows XP Home
BFG GeFORCE 5500 OC
Just ordered this from TigerDirect. Got it for under $500 (Fuck budgets):
Gateway GT5458E
AMD Athlon 64 X2 4600+ 2.4GHz (Dual-Core)
1GB DDR2
320GB SATA II HDD
DVD±RW Dual-Layer
Windows Vista Home Premium
XFX GeFORCE 8600GT XXX
AMD Athlon 2200+ 512 MB RAM 250 GB Maxtor EIDE Hard Drive, Need to upgrade my Monitor as it is a 18" CRT.
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-12 6:41
AMD Athlon 2200+ 512 MB RAM 250 GB Maxtor EIDE Hard Drive, Need to upgrade my Monitor as it is a 18" CRT.
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-14 19:19
nc600 compaq laptop
1 ghz
256mb ram
no dvd ,hard drive, or floppy
found it in the garbage and it rawks with dsl
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-14 20:18
1.33mhz Pentium
64MB RAM
6 gig HD
2X CD-ROM
3.5" floppy
SVGA graphics card
Soundblaster Pro
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-14 20:27
Sorry that was 133mhz FSB, I have a Pentium III which means I should be able to handle games with a 3D accelerator. I'm considering a Riva TNT or 16MB Monster Voodoo 2 with SLI.
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-14 20:33
Intel DQ35JOE motherboard
2.66ghz Pentium duo core 2 extreme 1333mhz FSB
2x 1gig DDR2 800mhz RAM
2x 500gig Seagate sata HDD
1x 80gig Seagate sata HDD
nVidia GeForce 8800 GT with custom fan
Asus quiet CD/DVD writer
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-14 20:36
>>172
Yeah thats a good setup - you can play all the latest games with that, like C&C Red alert and warcraft 2
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-14 20:42
At least I can play SimCity 2000 now. Can't believe it doesn't support a regular VGA card.
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-15 8:31
I'm sick of this "just get more ram!" bullshit. My 286 did almost as much functionality-wise as my current multi-ghz machine. Yeah, really. Sure, there was no multi-tasking, but I did the mostly the same things as I do today.
Hello, fuckers, just because you can eat ram doesn't mean you should. It costs money and also reduces the number of programs you can run.
I can see it now: in another ten years programs will have minimum footprint of 1GB, but they'll just do more of the same
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-15 12:31
But we need shinier icons, menu bars, and context menus
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-15 13:35
>>176
I seem to remember this as being copy-pasta, but just in case: your multi-GHz machine is also probably considerably cheaper than that 286 was back then, or at least not more expensive. You're getting the same functionality (actually not true; you're getting more, regardless of what you're doing) but with shinier buttons at the same or lower cost.
I love Office 2007, every click reminds me just how awesome my word processor is
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-15 22:51
I named my hdds Shit Face, Fuck Face, and Ass Face
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-19 16:14
Linux Mint 4.0
AMD Athlon X2 64 5600+
3GB RAM
500GB HDD
ATI HD 2600 XT 512MB
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-19 21:52
It'd be nice if there was a board similar to this where we can talk about technology and post pictures, but still remain anonymous.
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-19 22:05
g3 300 mghz
bombastic rig
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-19 22:31
>>183
Yeah it could probably double up with our new /cactus/ board because they are very related topics
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-20 8:00
Asrock 939-Dual SATA2
AMD Athlon 64 3200+ 2ghz @ 3600+ 2.4ghz
1024MB PC3200 DDR RAM in DualChannel
HDD 1x250GB SATA2, 1x80GB IDE
ASUS N6600 - GeForce 6600 256MB AGP
Name:
Anonymous2008-02-21 3:24
Antec Sonata III
Asus P5K
Intel E6750
8800GTS 320MB
2048MB 800MHz
250GB + 320GB HDD
Name:
Anonymous2008-07-01 14:04
WOO HOO BUMPING OLDEST THREAD IN /comp/
Name:
Anonymous2008-07-02 0:02
OMG POASTING IN OLDEST THREAD IN /comp/
Name:
Anonymous2008-07-02 11:34
Asus P5N-E SLI
Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 SL9TA (1.86 GHz, 2MB L2 cache, 1066 MHz FSB)
XFX GeForce 8600GT 512 MB DDR2
DDR2 1 GB 667 MHz *2
Seagate 500 GB SATA, Western Digital 250 GB SATA, Maxtor 40 GB SATA
Name:
Anonymous2008-07-02 12:34
DFI LanParty PRO875B
Intel P4 Northwood 2.8GHz
nVidia MX420 (my Radeon 9600XT died yesterday ;_;)
1024MB RAM @ 800mhz
120GB + 80GB HDDs (500GB external also died recently)
Name:
Anonymous2008-07-05 0:06
OLPC XO-1
433mhz AMD Geode LX
"onboard" graphics, built into the CPU? Requires framebuffer.
256mb ram
1GB NAND Flash
1GB SD card
hackish gNewSense install that resembles it in the least.
Stock OLPC fedora kernel and modules(sans wifi binary firmware)
Yes, I use this machine exclusively.
Name:
anonymous2008-07-06 10:38
CPU : amd x2 6000+
GFX : nvidia 8500gts
MB : GB ga-m52s-s3p (not a sli board ToT)
ram : 3gb, kingston and generic
o/s : Linux Ubuntu 8.04/ optional WinXP sp2
etc : on board sound (6ch) and lan(base1000)
HDD : 80gb wd (sata)/160gb wd (sata)
DVD : pioneer dvd-rw (sata)
PSU : Thermaltake 430w
Name:
Anonymous2008-07-07 5:23
>>192
What do you use it for? Are you a software developer?