Kyle d'Tana Posted October 8, 2002 Posted October 8, 2002 Ok, I just wanna know, what PC do you have (Hardware specs) and who manufactured it (DELL; COMPAQ, IBM,....) Well my Home PCs are both 1st: (For working) COMPAQ EVO W8000 Workstation 2.4 GHz XEON Processor Intel 76GB UltraWide SCSI HArddisk 128MB WildcatIII Graphiccard 2 GB RAM CD/RW Drive DVD-Drive 2nd: (for gaming) COMPAQ Deskpro EP Intel Pentium III Processor at 600MHz 384MB RAM (3x128MB DIMM PC133 CL2) 2x 20GB Harddisk Ultra ATA-100 GeForce3 Graphics 64MB CD/RW Drive DVD/Drive Well, The first PC is not mine, it is my fathers, but I use it all the time. but if something is wrong with it, I'm dead, this PC coasts in Switzerland about 10'000$. My father works as a chief in big post office and works as a graphic designer for houses,and so on... The second is my own. I use it for burning CD and for Gaming... The I post from, is the one in my office... its the same I use for gaming at home, but it is in Small, but with 128MB RAM, and only one HD with 10GB an onboard graphic.... Well dudes. write something about your PCs..... (for revive tis forum....) cheers
Wacky_Baccy Posted October 8, 2002 Posted October 8, 2002 My PC - AthlonXP 1900+ (1600MHz) ASUS A7V-333 Mobo 512MB DDR SDRAM 2x 40GB Maxtor DiamondMAX+ ATA133 Hard Drives in a RAID-0 array (For data) 1x 10GB IBM DeskStar ATA66 HD (For the OS - soon to be replaced with another Maxtor) Leadtek GeForce 4 Ti-4600 24w/10rw/48r Yamaha CD-RW with 8MB cache 16x Pioneer DVD ROM SBLive with "LiveDrive" front panel interface 17" Monitor which I don't care to name Swiftech MCX-462 CPU Heatsink (ENORMOUS and bloody pricey...) Chieftec "Black Dragon" case Made by: Me I'm gonna replace the mobo with the second revision sometime soon to improve on the rather lacking 266MB/s system bus, and also get another Maxtor Hard Drive (they're impressive in every sense, and not too expensive) to hopefully put Win2K on (I'm getting sick of 98SE, and I don't trust XP and never will )
Kyle d'Tana Posted October 8, 2002 Author Posted October 8, 2002 I've a cracked Win XP, and never had problems with it..... I trust it.... You have too trust, yause every system can be hacked or can catch a virus.... it depends on how cleverly the hacker or virus programmer is....
Wacky_Baccy Posted October 8, 2002 Posted October 8, 2002 Oh, it's not the external security of the OS I'm worried about - it's the internal security that bothers me... M$ has even more control over what happens on your system, and you have less knowledge of when such things happen... I'd trust a good hacker over a Microserf ANY day of the week
Ikhnaton Posted October 8, 2002 Posted October 8, 2002 home-grown machine, built by me. Athlon classic @ 700mhz MSI slot A mobo geforce 4mx video card 512 megs RAM 30 gig HD 8x philips burner i need to upgrade soon, but not until the clawhammer comes out.
Pisces Posted October 8, 2002 Posted October 8, 2002 Does it say anywhere on our computer who it's built by? I never really cared.
Wraith 8 Posted October 8, 2002 Posted October 8, 2002 DELL My dad bought us a Dell comp: Pentium IV 2.0 Ghz 512 MB ram 73 GB Harddisk Geforce 4 64 mb DVD player CD burner Subwoofer Lexmark printer (prints, scans, fax and coppier in one) Webcam 17" screen
SuicidalXWing Posted October 9, 2002 Posted October 9, 2002 Built By Me. 1.2 GHz Thundebird 64 mb DDR AGP Radeon 7000 20 gb Western Digital HD 8 gb Matrox HD Philips 8X/4X/32X Burner 16X DVD-ROM A cheap ESS chipset motherboard until I can afford a better one A cheap CompUSA soundcard that works great 256 Mb SDRAM until I can afford DDR (My board can take both) Subwoofer and speakers, microphone Um, that's all I can think of right now. I normally upgrade every September, but I'm a little behind due to some factors.
Pisces Posted October 9, 2002 Posted October 9, 2002 Mine apparently is a GenuineIntel. That's the extent of my knowledge.
Darth_Rommel Posted October 9, 2002 Posted October 9, 2002 Um, Dell... 400 Mhz 12 GB hard drive 128 MB RAM ... I think. This was top-of-the-line in 1997, I'm sure.
Kyle d'Tana Posted October 9, 2002 Author Posted October 9, 2002 Ok, all nice PC's. oh, and yesterday, I finished a selfmade pc. I took all stuff from "death" pc and built my own, I have now a noname 400 MHz with 64MB RAM and a 6GB Seagate Harddisk. well I sold it to my friend at the same day.... 250$. Cool, thats a business for itself. Make pc's by taking out stuff from old PC's....
Redwing Posted October 9, 2002 Posted October 9, 2002 Intel. Crappy "Never Obsolete" obsolete E-Machines Celeron. Built for email and not much else.
LQ. Posted October 9, 2002 Posted October 9, 2002 1st one (my parents) Gateway that came with: 15 gb hardrive 633 mhz Pentium 3 64 megs Ram (which i got upgraded to 312 woo!) WinME (got upgraded to WinXP YES!!) 2nd one (my cousins) Hewlitt Packard: 20 or 60 bg hardrive 900mhz Pentium 4 128 megs RAM WinME again (waaaah, i want my winxp) And thats it...i need my very own comp lol
Kyle d'Tana Posted October 9, 2002 Author Posted October 9, 2002 Well, I have the stuff for a "new PC" I think I make a company for myself and make me same-constantly... Well I have ro say, that I "love" Compaq PC. I'll never buy anything other than Compaq... I dont know, I'm a compaq reseller and thats the way it is. I cant buy or sell anything other than COMPAQ...
Kyle d'Tana Posted October 9, 2002 Author Posted October 9, 2002 Well it shoul mean independently, not same-constantly.... my translate program is tired.... or is it me, who is tired.... COMPAQ EVERYWHERE:
edlib Posted October 9, 2002 Posted October 9, 2002 Dell Dimension XPS-B 933r PIII 933 512 PC-800 RDRAM Leadtek WinFast A250 GeForce 4 4600 Ti 128 DDR 40 GB Maxtor 7200 RPM HD DVD-ROM Drive CD-RW Dell P991 17" Trinitron Monitor Altec-Lansing ADA-885 THX 4.1 Surround Speaker System WinME Now over 2 years old, but still fast enough for everything I need to do with it. Planning on building a new system next year, probably a dual-processor workstation to be the heart of a PC-based project recording studio setup.
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