Show us your computer setup

Pictures please!

Published on July 8, 2005 By Frogboy In Internet

Everyone show us your home computing rig. Here's what I've got going at my house. I have two PCs connected up using Multiplicity. One is a P4-3.4 Ghz Dell gaming setup and the other is a P4-2.8Ghz Dell black box. Both ahve 2 gigabytes of memory on them (I do a lot of video editing and such).

Comments (Page 4)

_TAPPER_

on Jul 19, 2005

A clean desk is the sign of a sick mind

Javakhanzz

on Jul 20, 2005

AMD64 2800mhz
1.5Gb DDR
ATI X800 Pro
2 x 160gb Raid 0 = 320gb
1 x DVD-RW / 1 DVD-R

Its my baby, i love it long time!

PurrBall

on Jul 20, 2005

Eeeeeek! Luna!

No. Royale WB, Orion Icons and a heavy modified Bliss wall. The strong colours look very good on the vaio screen.

Oh. Just noticed the systray.

Snowman

on Jul 20, 2005

Athlon XP 2400+
1.5 gig of SDram
Soltek mobo (fairly old, doesnt support DDR)
HDs: 2 120 gig hardrives and 1 30 gig (all split up into a multitude of partitions)
GFXcard: Sapphire Radeon 9600 256MB
Soundcard: Creatve PCI512
and a "no-name" DVD/CD burner (16X/52X)

and here's how it looks:

(Click for full view - 1600X1200)

BlackHat Inc.

on Jul 27, 2005

AMD Athlon 64 3200+ Overclocked to 2.2Ghz
BFG 6800 GT/OC @ 400Mhz/1.1Ghz
ABIT AV8-3rdEYE Motherboard
Creative Labs Sound Blaster® Audigy™ 2 ZS
Corsair 1024MB TwinX PC3200 Low Latency Dual Channel Kit
2 X 160GB Seagate Barracuda 7200rpm SATA W/ NCQ, 8MB Cache
120GB Western Digital 7200rpm Caviar , 8MB Cache
60GB Western Digital 7200 rpm Caviar , 8MB Cache
LiteOn 16x8 DVD+/-RW Dual Layer Drive
Lian-Li PC-65B Case
Sceptre 19" LCD Monitor
Logitech MX1000 Laser Mouse

Dark-Star

on Jul 28, 2005

My old computer (Athlon 800MHz) from a few years ago, which has since been replaced by:
Intel Pentium 4 2.6GHz C (OC 208MHz FSB = 2.7GHz)
Abit AI7 Motherboard
512MB RAM PC-3200 (400MHz) DDR
ATI Radeon 9600 Pro 128MB
60GB 7200RPM HD + 160GB 5400RPM HD
FireWire Devices: 60GB 7200 RPM HD; 40 GB 7200 RPM HD; 16X DVD; 52X CDR; 8GB HD;
(2) Samsung 955DF 19" CRT Monitor

jaetee

on Jul 29, 2005

Lotherius

on Jul 29, 2005

For your enjoyment:
Athlon64 3500+, 2GB Dual Channel DDR
Asus A8V Deluxe MOBO, Radeon 9800 Pro
Dual Monitors (Only 17" and 15").
Logitech Cordless Click! Optical Mouse, MS Digital Media Pro keyboard,
Linksys WRT54G Router, SBC/Yahoo DSL 3000/512.
And over by the mouse, Palm Tungsten E PDA

_TAPPER_

on Jul 29, 2005

Jaetee...You are serious aren't ya...coolsetup

What's that on your chair...looks dead

47songs

on Jul 29, 2005

I hope Jaetee's on my side!!

KoolKat2500

on Jul 29, 2005

Here's my ultra-messy workspace.
And yes, that is a smiley-face cup!

Yes, that is a very old 'Digital Blue' (or, as how I remember) 'Intel Play Digital Movie Creator'
Yes, that is a dinosaur plush!

Many of these things have been there for years and havent moved an inch.
Click here for the picture (MSN Spaces is weird)
Link

Anyways, computer specs:
Dell Dimension 4600
Pentium 4 w/ Hyperthreading, 2.8 Ghz
512 Megs of RAM
NVIDIA GeForce FX 5500 Overclocked by BFG Tech, 256 Megs
80 GB 7200RPM Dard Disk, and a 20 GB (don't know the RPMs), recently reformatted (today)
And that's all I feel like typing.

_TAPPER_

on Jul 30, 2005

TRIPLE THREAD?...Sorry. Maybe jafo or another admin could remove 2 of them?

Snowman

on Jul 30, 2005

Sorted

Doug C

on Jul 31, 2005

As my wife would put it - my primary place of residence.

Link

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AMD 2800XP, 1.5Gb Ram,
GeForce 6800GT, FusionHDTV DV3-T TV Card,
160+120+120 Gb HDDs, DVD & CD Burners
Soundblaster Audigy2 ZS, Lain Li case, Boston speakers
Logitech MX 1000 Laser mouse & MX 3000 Cordless Keyboard
HP 17" & Dell 24" Monitors

Plus hooked up to the PC - Denon Amp, Pioneer DVD Player, Bose 5.1 speakers, VCR, PS2, 52cm TV, Turntable, Scanner & Printer

thari50

on Jul 31, 2005

My PC IS A P4 fully customized with Stradock applications.I made it by my self and i am 14 yr.The Setup is
P4 2.26 Ghz
Motherboard-Foxconn 661FX
Ram-640 MB DDR
VGA-ATI Radeon 9200 se 128 MB
CD/DVD combo
HDD 80 GB
With Asus TV AND RADIO + Caputre card

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