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[123456]

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Main rig

Manufacturer: Custom build
Processor: Intel Pentium Dual Core 2.20GHz
Memory: 2GB RAM
Hard Drive: 160GB SATA
Video Card: MSI NX8400GS 256mb PCIe
Monitor: 19" HP vf17
Sound Card: Realtek ALC880 HDMI Audio
Speakers/Headphones: Altec Lansing ACS-490 2.1 w/ Dolby Surround (1997!)
Keyboard: Logitech Internet Navigator Keyboard
Mouse: Microsoft Intellimouse Optical
Mouse Surface: Old mousepad
Operating Systems: Windows XP Pro
Motherboard: ECS 7100PVT-M
Computer Case: Rosewill R363
Power Supply: 600W Coolmax

Music PC
Manufacturer: Dell
Processor: Intel Pentium III 1GHz
Memory: 512mb SDRAM
Hard Drive: 60GB IDE, 80GB IDE
Video Card: nVidia GeForce FX5200 128mb AGP
Monitor: 19" Sony LCD
Sound Card: Creative Soundblaster AWE64 ISA
Speakers/Headphones: Altec Lansing ACS-495 2.1 w/ Dolby Surround Sound
Network Card: Realtek RTL8139C PCI
Keyboard: hp PS/2
Mouse: Microsoft Intellimouse
Mouse Surface: Old mousepad
Operating Systems: Windows 98SE/2000 Pro dual boot
Motherboard: Dell Dimension XPS-T series motherboard
Computer Case: Dell Dimension XPS T-series (painted black)
Power Supply: Original 200W PSU from Dell

Old school Rig
Manufacturer: Gateway 2000 (according to BIOS) but really I built it.
Processor: Intel Pentium MMX 200MHz (1996/7)
Memory: 96mb SDRAM
Hard Drive: 1GB IDE, 9.1GB IDE
Video Card: Diamond STEALTH 3D 2000 PRO 4mb PCI (1996)
Monitor: 19" HP vf17
Sound Card: Creative Soundblaster 16 ISA (1995)
Speakers/Headphones: Altec Lansing ACS-490 2.1 w/ Dolby Surround (1997)
Network Card(s): Realtek RTL8029AS PCI, Thomas Conrad TC4035 ISA (1989!)
Keyboard: Logitech Internet Navigator Keyboard
Mouse: Microsoft Intellimouse Optical 5 button
Mouse Surface: Old mousepad
Operating Systems: Windows NT4 Workstation
Motherboard: Intel 430TX
Computer Case: Dell Dimension XPS T-series
Power Supply: 400W Rosewill ATX

[webbwbb]

3800 x2, 1.5GB DDR400, 7800GT, 2x 200GB hard drives in RAID 0.

I will soon be upgrading to an intel e5200 and 5GB DDR2 800 RAM. I have a friend who gave me his old ASUS A8N32-SLI Deluxe and a 1GB module of DDR2.

My oldschool system has an intel x86 processor, 8mb ram, a 250mb hard drive and windows 3.11

[halovivek]

Mine
Main rig

Manufacturer: Acer 5500 Laptop
Processor: Intel Pentium Dual Core 2.20GHz
Memory: 4GB RAM
Hard Drive: 320GB SATA
Video Card: Nividia
Monitor: 17" HP vf17
Sound Card: Realtek ALC880 HDMI Audio
Operating Systems: Windows 64 bit Ultimate, Ubuntu 8.02



Old school Rig
Manufacturer: HCL (india)
Processor: Intel Pentium IV 2.2Ghz
Memory: 1GB RAM
Hard Drive: 80GB
Operating Systems: Windows XP

[astoroth88]

Intel Pentium Dual-Core 2.2ghz (soon to be Q6600)
Nforce 650i Motherboard (upgrading soon)
GeForce 9800 GT
2gb DDR2 667mhz RAM (soon to be 3gb 800mhz)
Seagate Sata-II 200gb HDD (soon to be 500gb Sata-II)
Rosewill 550w SLI-Ready PSU
Case - Powertek's Eviltek BK edition (black w/ blue led's)
OS - Windows XP Pro (MCE edition)
Sound - Realtek HD Audio Integrated 7.1 sorround support

I'm buying a new case as well, haven't decided on one yet though, but it'll be the last thing I buy as it's not as important.

[webbwbb]

Are you sure you want to go with a Rosewill PSU? From what I know all of their products are of extremely low quality. A power supply is not something to skimp out on. It would be better to get a cheaper processor than a cheap power supply. I recently considered purchasing a cheap power supply from a relatively good brand until I read a review talking about how it caught on fire. Not only does a good power supply provide good, stable power it also provides protection from fires :)

[Mini-Me]

My systems are:

GP Machine(general purpose):
CASE: Compaq Evo D510 USFF(Ultra-slim form-factor)
CPU: Intel P4 single-core @ 2GHz
RAM: 768MB
VGA: Intel Extreme 82845G/GL/GE/PE/GV Graphics Controller
HDD: Seagate 160GB IDE
CD: External DVD-writer(single-layer) on USB adaptor
OS: Windoze XP Pro w/SP2
USE: General internet browsing, CAD design, photos, other general use.

Radio Station:
CASE: Toshiba Satellite 1800 laptop
CPU: Intel P3E @ 800MHz
RAM: 256MB
VGA: Trident Cyberblade Ai1
HDD: Toshiba 40GB IDE laptop drive
CD: Toshiba built-in CD-ROM drive
OS: Windoze 2000 Pro w/SP4
USE: Radio station MP3 player using Zara Radio (www.zararadio.com) automation software.

Video Editor:
CASE: iCUTE case with 12" side-panel cooling fan
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 @ 2.2GHz
RAM: 1GB
VGA: nVIDIA n-Force 4-4X PCI-e
HDD: Seagate 80GB IDE, 2x Seagate 80GB SATA1, Seagate 250GB, Seagate 160GB
CD: Pioneer DVD-writer(single-layer)
OS: Windoze 2000 Pro w/SP4
USE: Video editor and DivX encoder(and some other formats)

Network Attached Storage Server:
CASE: iCUTE case with 12" side-panel cooling fan
CPU: Intel P3 @ 850MHz
RAM: 256MB
VGA: Standard VGA(text-mode only)
HDD: Seagate 500GB IDE x6(currently)
CD: None
OS: Linux - NASLite-2 HDD (http://www.serverelements.com/naslite-2-hdd.php)
USE: Network file server

Mediaplayer Front-end:
CASE: Compaq Evo D510 USFF(Ultra-slim form-factor)
CPU: Intel P4(single-core) @ 2GHz
RAM: 512MB
VGA: Intel Extreme 82845G Graphics Controller with external VGA-TV converter box
HDD: Seagate 10GB IDE
CD: None
OS: Windoze 2000 Pro w/SP4
USE: Mediaplayer front-end; sucks audio/video data from the server, and plays it on my TV.

PIC programmer and serial monitor:
CASE: Toshiba Satellite 4000CDT laptop
CPU: Intel P2 Mobile @ 233MHz
RAM: 64MB
VGA: C&T PCI 655555 Graphics Adapter
HDD: Toshiba 4GB IDE
CD: Built-in CD-ROM drive
OS: Windoze 98 LITE - 98LITE (www.litepc.com)
USE: Programmer for PIC microcontrollers and serial monitoring during development.

Printer Server:
CASE: Compaq Deskpro SFF
CPU: Intel Celeron-A @ 495MHz
RAM: 256MB
VGA: Intel 810
HDD: Seagate 10GB IDE
CD: None
OS: Windoze XP Pro w/SP2
USE: Network printer server for laser and inkjet printers(underpowered machine, I know, but it works!)

Serial Monitor:
CASE: Acer(unknown model, as LCD bezel is missing)
CPU: Intel P1 @ 100MHz(standard socket-7)
RAM: 40MB
VGA: C&T F65545 Graphics Adapter
HDD: Toshiba 1.3GB IDE
CD: None
OS: Windoze 98LITE - 98LITE (www.litepc.com)
USE: General COM-port serial monitoring during system development. MSDOS.SYS modified so that the GUI does not load unless I ask for it via WIN.COM Boots to command-prompt by default, and runs DOS-based terminal software for system operation testing purposes during PIC programming and RF data-link development.

[jlreich]

My main rig -
Multi boot XP pro/Vista HP 64/Suse 11 64
22" Acer widescreen LCD
Intel E6750 2.66GHz OC'ed @ 3.2GHz
Gigabyte EX38-DS4 motherboard
8GB (4x2GB) Corsair XMS2 DDR2-800 OC'ed @ 960MHz
eVga 8800GT OC'ed @ 711/Core 1777/Shader 936/Mem
Hitachi 750GB SATA II 32MB cache
Seagate 500GB SATA II
Seagate 320GB SATA II
Lite-On 20x DVD burner
Lite-On 16x DVD burner w/Lightscribe
Leadtek TV card
Seasonic EPS 550W PSU
Antec Sonata II case
700VA UPS with AVR.

Company laptop -
Dell D600
XP pro
1.6GHz PM
1GB DDR
DVD burner

Wifes laptop -
Dell Inspiron 1525
Vista HP 32bit
Core 2 Duo T7250 2.0GHz 800MHz FSB\
4GB DDR2-667
120GB HD
DVD burner

Oldest daughters rig -
XP pro
Foxconn s939 NF4 SLI
19" Hanns-G widescreen
4200+ X2 Toledo
3GB DDR400
eVga 6800GS
various HD's, about 500GB total I think
DVD burner
CD burner

Youngest Daughters rig -
XP pro
Chaintec s939 NF4 Ultra
4400+ X2 Toledo
2GB DDR400
250GB and 160GB HD's
DVD-ROM
Acer 19" standard aspect LCD

Oldest daughters laptop -
Toshiba Satellite L355 s7812
Vista HP 32bit
Core 2 Duo T5xxx (?)
17" screen
3GB DDR2-667
160GB HD

Firewall machine -
Old HP
running IP Cop (Linux dedicated firewall) protecting LAN
sA AMD 2400+ 2.0GHz
256MB DDR266
10GB HD

Various systems in the basement ranging from Pentium MMX to a Slot 1 PIII

[George Hallam]

Heres mine

Main/gaming rig
Pc
CPU - Q9450 @ 3.6Ghz (1800Mhz FSB) (watercooled)
MOBO - 780i evga (watercooled)
GPU - GTX 280 @ 750Mhz / 1509Mhz / 2324 vs 602MHz / 1296MHz / 2214MHz (watercooled)
RAM - 4Gb of DDr2 1066Mhz corsair dominator and Ram cooler
Sound - Asus Xonar D2
PSU - 1000w corsair
Case - xClio A380 (but very highly modded)
HDD - about 1.8tb of space but only 50Gb free :(
Keyboard - G15 logitech
Mouse - G9 logitech
Mat - Razor destructor
Speakers - Z5450 5.1
Headphones - Zalman 5.1
Monitors - Samsung 22" and a Phillips 17"
Webcam - The cheapest one i could find $9.99 :D

Water cooling
Loop 1
Ek supreme plexi
Ek GTX 200 full cover
MCP 355 with XSPC acrylic top
240mm Rad with two 2200rpm fans on it
25cm tube res
masterkler 1/2" ID 3/4" OD tubing
Ultra pure water with blue dye (soon to be changed)
Loop 2
Zalman rezorator 1 V2
cooling the NB and mofset on the MOBO

Extra touches
All the wires are sleeved and ran behind the MOBO tray out of site
The W/C tubes are neatly clamped with cable ties and soon will be replaced with compression fittings
The S/B of the 780i has a after market cooler
The interior of the case is sprayed black and has metal mesh to hide the HDD's aswell as the PSU
The W/C has two different loops Purple and Blue just a little extra to make it look cool :cool:
The RAM cooler stock (black) fans have been replaced with blue LED fans
i could go on but... :p