Your computer

[TechRoo]

My baby 



And my precious 


The rest is still the old stuff, 32Gig DDR3 1600mhz ram, asus rampage extreme, I7 990x extreme processor overclocked. More then fast enough to play all of the current games @ max

-Edit,
Allmost forgot, I did throw in two 500GB Solid state drives..

[HankTOBA]

Well, I guess I'll start with a list of my rigs.
First is a 10 year old dell Inspiron, that has been used and ABUSED.
It's got no battery, it's got dents and cracks, and a surprising around of JB weld.
I use it to run my light show, and that is all it can handle.

Next is a 7 year old dell vostro, POS new. It's still pretty usable and fast. Thankfully I got it free, the rule in the IT " department" it if it doesn't turn on, off the shelf at the annual Clean out its trash.
Department is a stretch, the server room is all the servers and crap in piles on the floor with half a dozen extension cords running into the ceiling!

My next rig is a custom built one, don't ask me what's in it as iDK. Had it built, computers aren't my thing, but I still know that "box store" 'puters are POS.

[Peanut B. Rawket]

I Have gotten my new PC a day ago. So here are the specs!


Motherboard: ASRock B75 Pro3-M Micro ATX LGA1155


CPU: Intel Core i7-2600K 3.4GHz Quad-Core


CPU Cooler: Corsair H60 54.0 CFM Liquid ( I know its a bit overkill, especially with a B75 motherboard... )


RAM: G.Skill Ripjaws X Series 8GB (2 x 4GB) DDR3-1600



Storage: Samsung 840 EVO 250GB 2.5" SSD ( System drive ) / ATA Hitachi HDS72101 SCSI ( Main storage drive )


GPU: MSI GeForce GTX 770 2GB TWIN FROZR


Case: NZXT H440 (Red/Black) ATX Mid Tower


PSU: SeaSonic 550W ATX12V / EPS12V

[Zephyr]

i7 3770k @4.5GHz
Asus P8Z77-V LX
Asus GTX 660ti
Corsair h40
OCz 500W
16GB Corsair Vengeance 1600MHz
2TB Seagate
128GB SanDisk SSD
NZXT Phantom 630 (White)


TT eSports Black edition Mouse
TT eSports Challenger Pro Keyboard
TT eSports Shock Headset
2X asus 22" monitors
 

[saph the sergal]

i3 3220
nvidia 210
4 gb ram
2 18 inch screens
microsoft keyboard and mouse


cant play much in the way of games at all yet till i get my beast of a computer


beast of a pc


i7 4770k


coolermaster haf stacker 935 case


nvidia 780 ti super clocked


asus hero motherboard


intel 530 ssd


seagate 4tb hard drive


and 3 24 inch led screens

[mindcrasherTheFox]

http://www.asus.com/Notebooks_Ultrabooks/ASUS_ROG_G750JW/

thats the stuff i have its a really beast laptop and then i install ubuntu to it because i can

[Zephyr]

Thats really nice!


I dont usually like using notebooks for gaming because they tend to overheat alot 


What graphics card do you have?

[Pudaburocyon]

Current:

Desktop:
Name: Indri
OS Windows 7 64bit
Motherboard: Gigabyte M68MT-S2
CPU: Phenom II x4 [email protected]
RAM: 8GB DDR3
GPU: Radeon HD 6870, occasionally overclocked up to 980MHz
HDD: 1TB x1
Input: DELL AT-102W mechanical kb (ALPS black switches), Cherry M-5400 mouse (ALL the clicky input devices)
Case: POS R series (four fan contollers, eSATA, frontpanel USB+audio)
Additional: Lightscribe DVD drive, RAID card.
Notes:
Made from parts of a friend's old desktop (mobo, CPU, one stick of RAM), RAID card required as GPU covers up most of the SATA ports x.x.
Named after a planet from Star Trek TOS

Laptop:
Name: Tio
OS: Windows 7 64bit
Model: Fujitsu Lifebook AH530GFX
CPU: i3 350M dual [email protected]
GPU: Radeon HD 550v
RAM: 4GB DDR3
Chipset: Mobile Intel HM55 Express
HD: 500GB x1
Screen: 1366x768
Additional: DVD writer
Notes: Really nice piece of kit for the £500 it was three years ago; very good keyboard; nice screen -if a bit low-res-; though the touchpad is tiny and the speakers -while loud- are tinny. Named after I kept calling it 'that one', shortened to 'TO', then to 'Tio'.

Laptop:
Name: Coal
OS: Arch GNU/Linux / Windows ( Windows almost never used)
Model: Thinkpad x60
CPU: Core Duo [email protected]
RAM: 2GB PC2-5300
GPU: Intel GMA 950
Screen: 1024x768
Chipset: Intel 945 mobile
HD: 320GB
Additional: Docking station with stereo speakers, DVD drive; extended battery; fingerprint reader; 3G modem.
Notes:
Named because the trackpoint pointing device is also known colloquially as a 'tit-mouse', this happens to be an old name for the coal tit, a small bird, hence: Coal.
The keyboard on this is one of the lovely older Thinkpad ones, so is very pleasent to type on, and, as it features a trackpoint, there's no messing about with one of those stupid trackpads most laptops have.

Other:
Diplodocus: An old desktop I was given by a computer shop which would have otherwise thrown it out, very old and heavy, hence the name. Has a Pentium at somewhere between 133 and 233MHz (Set manually in BIOS, but I'm not sure what's the correct setting, and haven't got around to looking it up), and 192MB RAM. Windows 95. Unused.

Old desktop (unnamed): Was my main machine for quite some time: Athlon [email protected], 1GB RAM, 1x160GB and 1x40GB HDD, had a Radeon 9600 Pro 128MB GPU, which fried itself, currently has a Radeon 7500 32MB in it. Windows . Unused.

Black Widow: Given to me by my old sixth form as they no longer had a use for it. 800MHz PIII, 512MB RAM, 80GB HDD. Named for the mating habits of the spider; had a lot of issues with this machine when I was using it: When you turned it on, something bad happened. Ubuntu. Unused.

Also have a broken (GPU dead) DELL Inspiron 2500, an HP with some sort of Celeron@~2GHz, a Thinkpad 600, and a Comppaq SLT 286 -a portable from 1989- lying about the place. Also lots of Commodore 64s and VIC-20s, a couple of Commodore Plus-4s, an Amiga 1200, a Spectrum 2+, at least one Commodore 16, and a couple of BBC Masters (One with an 80186 coprocessor board for running IBM software).


Well... this was long: tl;dr: I should get rid of some computers.


Edit: Ok, how do I stop it rendering the name of an operating system as an emoticon? x.x

[mindcrasherTheFox]

Thats really nice!


I dont usually like using notebooks for gaming because they tend to overheat alot 


What graphics card do you have?

I have the geforce GTX 765m but really dont play games anymore so i just installed linux to my computer

[sparkyfox]

I have 2 computers. A laptop and a desktop. I won't bother talking about the laptop it's good for nothing more then league and maplestory on the off chance I decide to play it.

My desktop is the firs computer I ever custom built. Basically, I had a computer before this one that could run... anything I threw at it. It had an i7 processor that ran at 3.4 GHz (I can't remember the model number), 8 gigs of ram (that I upgraded to 16 gigs), Nvidia Geforce GT530 (very outdated card but it ran everything like a charm), it originally had a 530 or something like that power supply but i upgraded to a 850 for future upgrading purposes, It also had a 1tb hard drive which I filled up and had to get an additional 2tb drive.

So that desktop failed. there was a short in one of the USB drives and when I plugged something into it the motherboard was rendered useless.Thankfully, my uncle was building a new computer at the time. so he gave me all the parts from his old computer. All I had to buy was a case, so essentially i got 4 years use out of a 1000 dollar computer, then paid 50 dollars for a brand new (he only had the parts for like a month) computer. All I had to do was buy a case because well. that was my choice, i hated the stock case that asus gave me.

That was a few months ago and yea, this thing is still running strong. It's not quite as powerful as my old one, I can't run all the games i used to (witcher won't even start) but until I get the money for some upgrades it will still be in use cause it does run a lot of what i play.

here are the specs of the new computer (some parts were recycled cause I had just bought them when my old computer died)

AMD A8-5500 APU @ 3.2 GHz

16 Gigs of RAM

2 TB hard drive (my 1 TB drive died)

120 GB SSD (OS Drive)

850 Watt PSU

and im going to be saving after my vacation for a 2 gig GPU

So there you have it. I got a good run out of my old one and learned a lot of new things from this build! I built the whole thing by myself using some youtube videos as guides (its really quite easy) the SSD just holds the OS and OS dependent programs as my uncle calls it, and the 2TB drive holds all my storage, games, and most of my programs. The thing boots up in like 10 seconds with that SSD even still today. But all in all its a pretty good machine!

[Timmy Fox]

Ooh, neat stuff everyone!
I should probably grab some updates of my stuff

[saph the sergal]

i3 3220
nvidia 210
4 gb ram
2 18 inch screens
microsoft keyboard and mouse


cant play much in the way of games at all yet till i get my beast of a computer


beast of a pc


i7 4770k


coolermaster haf stacker 935 case


nvidia 780 ti super clocked


asus hero motherboard


intel 530 ssd


seagate 4tb hard drive


and 3 24 inch led screens

same dream pc as last post but i guess my main one has a little bit of a story now so here it is:

when i first got it i was happy as hell with it and i was overjoyed and then it started having issues bsod's freezing up normal stuff and back a few weeks ago it lost the intel graphic drivers after days of worry and such i gave up and reinstalled windows 7 and now its running like the day i got it with a few add ons like a 1tb hdd i snapped a stat clip trying to get it out so i ordered some new cables so now i have my cd drive back and its soon getting a all in one watercooler and a new graphics card and i will be doing a lot on it so i may start my own thread with pics of it and such and its now running 3 screens like a champ thanks to a hdmi to vga plug

[William Dynwood]

Current desktop:
Pentium D dual core 3,2 Ghz
AMD Radeon HD 4300/4500 1GB DDR3 Graphics
5 GB DDR2 RAM
80 GB IDE HDD
80 GB SATA HDD
230 GB SATA HDD
Running dualboot Windows 8 / Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Both 64 Bit
2 screens 1 VGA HD Acer screen
1 LCD IBM Screen which is not widescreen and uses the older DVI version.

PC Special abillities:
-Makes vacuum cleaning noises
-FLOPPY DRIVE!

[Timmy Fox]

Sooo, got the pictures and all, so here's the current state of my setup:

Main build          Liquidfox R3
- Case:                Fractal Design Arc Midi R2
- PSU:                 Corsair AX 860i
- OS:                  Windows 8.1 Pro
- Memory:          Corsair Vengeance Pro 2x8GB, 1866MHz CL9
- CPU:                 Intel Core i7 4790k
- Mobo:               Asus Sabertooth Z97
- SSD:                 OCZ Vector 256GB + Crucial RealSSD 128GB
- HDD:                WD Black 1TB
- GPU:                Radeon HD7970 GHz Edition
- Fans:                Noctua NF-F12's + Noctua NF-A14's

Peripherals
- Displays:         2x Asus PA248Q and 1x LG Flatron IPS236
- Keyboard:       Corsair K70
- Mouse:             Mionix Naos 5000

Audio
- Headphones:   Sennheiser HD650 + HD598
- AVR:                 Yamaha RX-V773
- Speakers:       Yamaha 5.1 speakers

And photos

[saph the sergal]

nice timmy and i can back up lylacs thing about his pc being a vacuum noise maker it does do it altho we did make the joke it sounds like a jet taking off