Home PC. For personal use. What's yours? Follow model! :)

CPU: Athlon XP 2200+
RAM: 512MB PC2100 DDR
Hard Drive: Western Digital 60GB 7200RPM
CD Drive: Lite-On 40/12/48 CD-RW
Sound: Sound Blaster Audigy Value OEM
Speakers: Altec Lansing AVS300 2.1
Video: Radeon 9700 Pro 128MB

Suggestions for additions to model? Please suggest then. :stickout

Hmm..

CPU: AMD 1200 Duron
RAM: 256 MB SDRam
HARD DRIVE(S): 60 gig SeaGate 7200rpm, 20 gig SeaGate 5400rpm
CD DRIVE(S): Sony 24x10x48 CDR/RW, Samsung 16x48x DVDRom/CDRom
SPEAKERS: Altec Lanseng 40 watt subwoofer/sat speakers
VIDEO: Hercules Prophet Geforce II MX 64 meg

Not too high-end but it gets the job done.

For additions I'd highly recommend a second physical hard drive. If not for back ups, then at least to keep things in their place. Also an excellent thing to have if Windows decides to totally hose itself and you want to recover data through a second fresh installation.

Greg Moore

Originally posted by appletreats
Home PC. For personal use. What's yours? Follow model! :)

CPU: Athlon XP 2200+
RAM: 512MB PC2100 DDR
Hard Drive: Western Digital 60GB 7200RPM
CD Drive: Lite-On 40/12/48 CD-RW
Sound: Sound Blaster Audigy Value OEM
Speakers: Altec Lansing AVS300 2.1
Video: Radeon 9700 Pro 128MB

Suggestions for additions to model? Please suggest then. :stickout

Nice setup, but you may want to fork over a couple more bucks for the Athlon 2400+. Overall that is a good setup, with an awesome video card.

Toshiba laptop:

Pentium III-M 1.1ghz
RAM: 256mb
Hard Drive: 20gb something or other (IBM Travelstar IIRC).
CD-Drive: Toshiba 8x DVD
Sound: ALi Audio Accelerator (crap sound card)
Speakers: Sharp surround sound HiFi - 4 speakers.
Video: Trident CyberBlade XP 16mb (very crap video card).

My old laptop had a Yamaha sound card and an 8MB S3 Savage video card and had much better video performance but only PIII-M 700mhz.

For backups I keep a copy of my documents on the Linux fileserver which is a cheap headless box with 3HDDs (I'm thinking of adding a 4th).

--Shaun

CPU: Pentium 4, 2.53ghz (533FSB)
RAM: 512mb PC2100 DDR (Corsair)
Hard Drive: 2 x Seagate 40gb 7200rpm
CD Drive: Sony 24/10/40 Write/Re-write/Read
Sound: Onboard 6ch (all the goodies), matches my SBLive!
Speakers: Big Studio PA's, 15" bass drivers. ;)
Video: Asus GeForce4 Ti4200 128mb Deluxe
Motherboard: Asus P4B533-E

Still a baby. :)

AMD Athlon 1.2
256 DDR RAM
2 Maxtor 7200 RMP HDs, both 80 Gigs
Speakers: Altec AVS500B 5 piece system.
Sound Card: SB Live!
Video Card: ATI RADEON 7500 64MB.
Teac CD/RW and Toshiba DVD drives, thats about it I think.....

Did I miss anything?

Here's mine:
CPU: Pentium 4 2.4ghz
M/B: Intel D845EBT
RAM: 1024 MB DDR 266
HD: 2 x 60 GB Seagate Baracuda ATA IV's (RAID 1 configuration)
DVD: Creative 12x Encore
CD-RW: Plextor 40x12x40A
Video: GeForce 4 Ti4400 128MB

CPU: Athlon 700 @ 935
RAM: 384MB
Hard Drive: Maxtor 30GB 7200RPM
CD Drive: Plextor 40x12x40, and whatever the DVD drive is that I stole from my fiancé
Sound: Sound Blaster Live! Value
Speakers: Altec Lansing ACS33
Video: GeForce 2 MX

Wow! I'm pathetic :)

AMD K6-2 400@475
256MB PC100
8.4GB 5400RPM Seagate HDD
8MB SiS onboard graphics
Ess Solo onboard sound
Creative 8x4x32x CDRW
Samsung 32X CDROM

Fear the power. :stickout

Hmmm.. Well, mine is a bit old. Got it in November of 2000.

AMD 1100 Athlon
512MB PC133
40GB IBM 7200 HD
32MB NVIDIA GFORCE 2 GTS/PRO
Imation 20x8 CDR
19" Compaq Trinitron Monitor
650 Watt Onkyo Receiver - 2 Front Speakers, 2 Back Speakers, 1 Center, 150 Watt 8" Cone Onkyo Subwoofer (Soon to be a JBL 400 Watt 12" Cone: http://jbl.com/home/products/product_detail.asp?ProdId=S120PII&SerId=STU :D :D)

Pentium II 450mhz
384MB RAM (PC100)
100GB Western Digital hard drive, 16.7GB original drive
16MB nVidia RIVA TNT
Dell 19" monitor

Someone buy me a good gaming box, please! :bawling:

CPU: Athlon 1.4GHz
RAM: 256 MB SDRAM PC-133
Hard Drive: Maxtor 40GB (2 partitions), and Maxtor 135MB
CD Drive: Generic 36x
Sound: Crystal WDM (disabled - on board) & SB PCI 128
Speakers: Optimus 3 speaker system hooked up to home recroding equipment, and 120watt powered sub.
Video: Voodoo 3 3500 AGP /w TV out

If I can ever find a job, I'll put in 1 GB of DDR (my mobo can support either SD or DDR RAM) and upgrade to a faster processor, and add 2 additonal HDs, and get a new video card (My voodoo3 has served me well :D ).

Brand: A La Rocker Grrl aka custom built

CPU: Athlon XP 1800+
Motherboard: Soyo Dragon Plus
RAM: 1GB PC2700 DDR
Hard Drive: Western Digital 40GB 7200RPM
CD Drive: Yamaha CD-RW
DVD Drive: Lite-On 16x
Sound: Sound Blaster Audigy Gamer
Speakers: Creative Inspire 5.1 5300
Video: Leadtek Geforce 3 - Ti200 - 128mb
Heat Sink: Thermaltake Volcano 7+
Case: Antec 1040B - painted jet black -- was charcoal black/grey
Fans: 2 80mm Antec fans (came with case), 2 80mm Antec Smart fans, and 2 120mm Antec Smart fans

*cries* Another one of these threads *deep breath*

Home Desktop: P3/933, 512 MB, 20 GB, GeForce 256, Windows XP
Home Laptop: iBook 600 MHz, 256 MB, 20 GB, Mobility Radeon, OS X 10.2
Work Laptop: P1/300, 64 MB, 4 GB, god knows what, and somehow running Windows 2000 (it's a superslim though, and I mean super)
Work Desktop 1: P4/1700, 512 MB, 40 GB SCSI, Radeon 8500 128 MB DDR, Windows 2000
Work Desktop 2: G4/933, 768 MB, 60 GB, GeForce4 MX, OS X 10.1.5

/me likes work ;)

My home PC:

CPU: Athlon XP 1800+
RAM: 256MB PC2100 DDR
Hard Drive: Seagate 15GB 5200RPM
CD Drive: Acer 48X
Sound: Standard
Speakers: Standard Woofers
Video: TNT2 32MB :)

CPU: 1.2 Ghz AMD Thunderbird
RAM: 512mb Crucial SDRAM
Hard Drive: 120GB Western Digital Special Edition (8MB Cache) and 2x IBM 20GXP 20GB Drives in RAID 1
CD Drive: Plextor UltraPlex 40x (SCSI)
CD Burner: Plextor Plexwriter 820i (SCSI)
Adaptec 2940u SCSI Host Adapter
Sound: Soundblaster Live
Speakers: Monsoons (Not sure of Model)
Video: Hercules 3D Prophet GTS Pro 64MB RAM
Motherboard: ABIT KT7 RAID

Home Laptop :
IBM A21M p3 700, 256 mb ram, 10 gb, dvd , 14 inch tft
Home Desktop 1:
duron 1000, 512 mb, 60 gb 40 gb, liteon 24x burner, 16 x dvd, mx440, 17 inch trinitron adi
Home Desktop 2:
duron 700, 512 mb, 30 gb 40 gb 15 gb, 8x burner, radeon ve, 2x 17 inch
Home Desktop 3:
cyrix 700, 512 mb, 20 gb 20 gb,15 gb, 52x, vo0do0 3000, 17 inch
4 other assorted machines, all approx 500 mhz, 128-256, 10 gb-20 gb etc, 15 inch mons.

Main machine:
amd duron 900 (i oc'ed it to like 1ghz amd sucks)...60 gb ibm desktstar (like a bullet proof drive) 20 gb maxtore...ati radeon 9700...sound blaster live platinum 5.1 philips 8x4x32x 16x dvd....*custom* case...(i put neon lights in it sometime ill take a pic looks sweet)..windows Xp PRO....1.5 gbs of sdram
Server 1:
dual p4 xeon (clocked at around 4.23 ghz)....scsi raid (i got a $1200 card from my uncle) 4 seagate 18 gb scsi drives....geforce 2 mx 200 or something...52x cdrom 2 gbs of ddr..rack mount case (4u) 450 watt redundant ps...
Backup server (use it as a router sorta):
p2 366 256mb sdram...ati xpert2000 20gb ide (maxtor i think) i also have a JBOD raid (using like 4 different driveS)

Desktop # 1

AMD Thunderbird 1.2GHz
896MB PC-133 RAM
Maxtor 80GB 5400 RPM
Maxtor 80GB 5400 RPM
Seagate 40GB 5400 RPM (mobile rack)
Lite-On 12x10x32 CD RW
Inno3D Geforce 3 TI 200 64MB
SoundBlaster Live! 5.1
Intel 56K V92 Modem (backup)
Linksys 10/100 NIC
HP 10/100 NIC

Desktop # 2

AMD Duron 900Mhz
256MB PC-133 RAM
Maxtor 40GB 5400 RPM
Delta 52X CD ROM
Intel 56K V92 Modem (backup)
RealTek 10/100 NIC

Laptop

Intel 233Mhz
160MB RAM
5GB HDD
8 x DVD Drive
Netgear 10/100
On-Board 56K Modem

sonichost that realtek chipset is a nice chipset :-D

166mhz Pentium I
2 bit sound card
1/2 mb video card
16 mb edo ram
2 3 gb harddrives=]

sonichost that realtek chipset is a nice chipset :-D

It is! I got the NIC for $2, but shipping was $5.99. The shipping must be nicer than the chipset. :D

Intel P4 1.6A overclocked to 2.27GHZ
512MB Crucial pc 2700 DDR
Maxtor 7200 RPM 60 GB
Lite on 32x12x32 (used to be verbatim 40x12x48)
nVidia TNT2 32mb video
Soundblaster audigy platinum
Terrayon cable modem
Altec lansing ATP3 speakers
Canon S200 printer
Viewsonic A70f 17"flastscreen
Cicero keyboard (5.99 special at london drugs)
Labtec optical mouse (10.99 special at futureshop)

That about sums it up :)

CPU: 386DX/33MHz AMD
RAM: 8MB (2MB SIMMs x 4)
Hard Drive: Western Digital 120MB
CD Drive: Creative Labs 2x CD-ROM
Sound: Sound Blaster 16
Speakers: Altec Lansing (dunno model number at the moment)
Video: Oak Technology card w/512kb RAM

:D And it still works after all these years. Ohh and I even have a 387 math co-processor too ;)