Post your system.......

[gg1978]

I've got too many computers to bother posting, so i'll just go with my main rig:


Athlon 64 3000+ Venice core, overclocked from 1.8Ghz to 2.52GHz (280*9, 1.475Vcore).

2GB of Corsair Valueselect DDR400 memory, running 2.5-3-3-7 at 180Mhz, 2.6V

Epox 9NPA+ Nforce 4 Ultra motherboard
Sapphire PCIe X16 X850XT vidcard, stock clocked
one 400G Seagate 7200.8 HDD
one 160G Seagate 7200.7 HDD
one 36G WD Raptor, July '03 vintage
one 36G Fujitsu MAS 15K SCSI HDD (for games that take too damn long to load on a normal 7200RPM ATA drive)
one 18G Seagate 10K SCSI HDD

ATI Radeon 7500 PCI ( for driving my second 20" LCD with DVI interface
LSU U160 SCSI card


All of this in a Chenming Silver ATX midtower case, with a Fortron Bluestorm 400W PSU.

[UraBahn]

My Dell Dimension 8200 (also my folding machine :
PSU: Dell/Lite-ON 250W
Motherboard: Dell Dimension motherboard with Intel i850 chipset
CPU: Pentium 4 @ 1.7 GHz, 400MHz FSB, Socket 478
RAM: 256MB PC712 RDRAM
HDD: 80GB Seagate 7200.7 UATA/100 /w 8MB buffer
Graphics: Underclocked GeForce 3 AGP4X /w 64MB SDRAM
Sound: Sound Blaster Live! Value PCI
OS: Windows 2000

My Home-Built PC:
Case: El-cheapo ATX midtower
PSU: Delta 200W ATX (taken from an old Tiny PC)
Motherboard: Trigem Lomita /w Intel i810E chipset (salvaged from old Emachine)
CPU: Tualatin Celeron @ 1.3 GHz, 100MHz FSB, Socket 378
RAM: 160MB PC100 SDRAM
HDD: 5.3GB Maxtor Galaxy V UATA/33 (soon to be replaced with 8.4GB)
Graphics: Onboard i810E integrated video
Sound: ESS Solo-1 PCI sound card (has surprisingly good DOS support)
OS: Windows 98SE
Notes: Replaced one Samyoung LXV 1500uf 6.3v cap with a Chemi-Con LXJ 2200uf 6.3v cap

Other assorted PCs I have:
Home-built Coppermine Celeron @ 675 MHz (currently in-use by my dad)
POS Packard Bell Legend 106CDT /w P133 CPU
Old 486DX2 AT tower @ 66 MHz
Old 486SLC2 AT tower @ 50 MHz /w 4C87SLC FPU
Ancient Pack-Mate X16 386SX @ 20 MHz
Some Macs (working: LC I, LC III, Classic; non-working: Performa 400, IIsi)
Prehistoric Tandy 1000HX 8088 @ 7.16 MHz

[pentium]

Here is a list of my other pc's:
-digital pc 5000 (used for loading ps2 ware on hdd)
-IBM aptiva E26 (runs x10 modules)
-powermac 8600/300
-Powerbook duo 230 (2x)
-powerbook 520
-mac 512
-mac se
-ibm ps/1
-epson equity II
-LC III
-olivetti M24
-oss (Optical storage systems. Used as a server)
-powermac 5600 (or is it 5200?)
-quadra 660 av
-vic 20
-Pac bell A940 TWR (midi composer)
-pac bell A950 TWR
...and so and so on.
Pretty much if you are looking for it. I have it , no matter what it is.

[stretch0069]

Ok...here's the latest addition:


-ABIT AW8-MAX Socket T (LGA 775) Intel 955X
-Antec LifeStyle SONATA II Piano Black Steel ATX Mid Tower Computer Case w/450Watt SmartPower 2.0 ATX 12V V2.0
-ATI All-In-Wonder 2006 Edition 256MB DDR3 PCI Express x16 Video Card
-Intel Pentium D 930 Presler 800MHz FSB LGA 775 Dual Core Processor Model
-CORSAIR XMS2 2GB (2 x 1GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 1066 (PC2 8500) Unbuffered Dual Channel Kit System Memory Model TWIN2X2048-8500C5
-Seagate Barracuda 7200.9 ST3808110AS 80GB 7200 RPM SATA 3.0Gb/s Hard Drive x3
-LG 16X DVD±R DVD Burner With 5X DVD-RAM Write Black ATAPI/E-IDE Model GSA-H10AK x2
...and its running Microsoft Windows XP Professional With SP2


I also just added a Samsung 204B 20.1" LCD. It is replacing a 19" CRT. Its 1600x1200 native. That means this old Radeon 70something hundred is stressed out. I'm getting some vertical areas that are fuzzy. Thats ok...this one is going to mum and dad shortly. All the other video cards are doing good. Especially the newest two.

I'm done now until they come out with a motherboard that handles two P4 dual core processors.

[Topcat]

Originally Posted by stretch0069

I'm done now until they come out with a motherboard that handles two P4 dual core processors.

Ohh, I wish!!!!

[linuxguru]

Check out the MSI 975X running a Quad-core Kentsfield (2 x Conroe in a MCM package) at Xtremesystems:

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/....php?p=1527913

The P4/Netburst story is over, officially. Actually, the Fat Lady has started singing for Socket-939 and AM2 as well - they had better pull out a quad-core pronto to stay in the game.

[Super Nade]

System under construction:

Conroe E6600
X1800xl-->xt 512 Mb
Supermicro PWS-0056
ASUS/DFI 975X mainboard
1 x Optical drive
2 x 36 Gb Raptors
Corsair or OCZ DDR2 PC6400
Custom phase unit

[Shroomie]

Update season!

The Sapphire x1600Pro is here, with all Panasonic caps. (I'll write down the series on those and the caps on my mainboard when I open it up again.) I'll likely replace the cooler, OC it a few %, and leave it alone from there.

The whole thing's now in a Gateway full tower, at a flamin' 50 C. I'll worry about that, well, soon.

[Hagis2k]

Post my system Okay

This is my laptop which i spend all time infront of controlling all other computers
thru remote desktop:



The uggly carbon/paperbox fan assy is just an test before i build an real
alloy metalbox with an 120mm fan in it to suck air thru the radiator in my
laptop the fans to the laptops are not cheap...

This is my new server:



This is the motherboard i recapped earlier working fine the system is an
933/256/1.7V cpu w 384mb ram at the moment but will get 3x256mb the maximum the motherboard allow 20gb and an sata 320gb in this.

My old server:



This is the old trash! 400gb of disk in this old bastard nothing more to say
(this computer host the images btw :p )

My second server:



This is my "mainframe" server i have all tv shows and dvd images and
my mp3 archive at 200GB+ at this sucker has 1.2TB disk nowadays

And the rest of my stuff:



This is where i keep my scanner and laser printer and the ink jet...
Notice the temperature 34 (93.2 fahrenheit) degrees out of the server below
hehe i need to get the hot air out of this small closet

The switch and router:



The intel switch looks like crazy i know but what to do with an little
mean 40mm fan at 5000rpm that where driving me mad put an stock
amd athlon xp cooler on it !

And last the UPS:



An Inform 1600VA that is securing the power to my "servers"


And last my project which its not finished yet:

An htpc with water cooling:



Go here for more pictures of my project:

http://212.181.198.223/img/myproject/htpc/

[pentium]

I was thinking against bumping such an ancient thread but then someone did it with computer stupidities.

Anyone wanna take a peek? It's only a month old.

http://forums.nekochan.net/modules.p...view_album.php

[pentium]

oh yeah. There has also been updates:

system 1-Amiga 500 with 1 mb ram and some good software. Used as serial terminal

system 2-Epson equity II with 2 mb ram, 40 mb hard drive and killer green phosphur screen. A great dos system with a sound blaster card!

system 3-Dell dimension 4100 running ubuntu 6.06 LTS and hold ing 256 mb ram and a 10 gig drive. Nothing special

system 4-Compaq armada 1700. I finally reveved the beast and got it running with a 5 gig drive and 128 mb ram.

system 5-Powermac 8600/300 with only 64 mb ram and a 3DFX voodoo II accelerator. It really needs work

system 6-A custom system with (this one deserves specs):
-1 odd gig of ram
-zip 100 ide drive
-3 1/2" 5 1/4" combo drive
-standard DVD drive using spdif audio
-18 in 1 card reader
-Creative sound blaster Live! with live drive
-primary 130 gig hard drive and secondary 20 gig hard drive
-external DVD rewriter
-Thrustmaster F-16 TQS and F-22 Pro controllers (also doubles as mouse)
-Calcomp graphing tablet with wireless stylus.
-256 mb radeon 9600 for monitor 1
-64 mb radeon ??? for monitor 2
-Usb/firewire combo card
-standard kingston 10/100 network card
-MSI motherboard (don't know full specs, in mail)
-strange 300 watt PSU which will be tossed soon.

system 7-Silicon Graphics Personal Iris 4D/20 with maxed 64 mb ram, R3000 MIPS cpu and a mysteroius OS (the drive is still bad)

system 8-A custom modular server using dual pentium pro, 256 mb ram, 4 10 gig scsi drives(network shared), 5 gig scsi (system boot running win 2000 server), tape drives of various brands and a cheap IBM scsi cd drive for boot (mobo lacks IDE!)

That should be enough.

[stevo1210]

Oh well, Might as well join in. I couln't resist to post my systems as i havent done it before.

Well heres how my stuff goes....

Main PC:

*Intel (R) Pentium 4 HT Model 530J socket 775, 3.0GHz, 800MHz FSB
*Gigabyte GA-8i945P-G motherboard (yes i know these were designed for for Pentium D but what the hey.... it still works with my P4 chip....)
*1GB G-Skill DDR2 667MHz Dual Channel Memory Kit.
*Gigabyte ATi Radeon X300SE 128MB PCIe, im probably going to replace it with a 7300GT very soon i hope.
*Winfast DTV2000H PCI TV Tuner card.
*A Netcomm PCI Wireless 802.11G card.
*Iwill Firewire 1394A PCI card (Got it in '04, but still runs flawlessly)
*Pioneer DVR-109 16X DVD-RW/DL
*LG 52X CD Burner (Bought it ages ago, but i havent used it alot).
*Samsung 1.44MB Floppy drive (Pretty useless now)
*Thermaltake Mambo VC2000BNS ATX Case
*430W Thermaltake toughpower (I think) OEM Power supply.... has two fans? probably for better ventilation i guess.... though, those Capxon caps inside it worry me a bit.
*200GB Seagate 7200.7 SATA HDD.

*BenQ FP937S 19" LCD Panel.
*QPC Perfitouch Wireless desktop combo.
*Creative SBS-370 2.1CH speakers.

Second PC (Not mine, my brothers)

* Intel (R) Pentium 4 2.4GHz, 533MHz FSB, 512KB L2 cache, socket 478.
* Gigabyte GA-8iG1000-G motherboard, 865G chipset.
*512MB Generic DDR RAM.
*60GB Hitachi 7200RPM HDD , ATA-133
*Microware 256MB Nvidia FX5500 AGP 8X graphics card.
*Samsung 12X DVD-RW
*Sony 1.44MB floppy drive.
*Dell 300W Power supply (got it cheap too, it was only $10 and its super quiet)
* Omni 8 series case (not sure on series)
*Netcomm PCI Wireless card
*Conexant 56K PCI modem. (don't use it though, it's a decoration)

*Sony SDM-HS73 17" LCD Panel
*Realdigital wireless desktop combo set.
*Soloman 2.1CH Speakers.

Bedroom PC

* Intel (R) Celeron 2.00GHz socket 478, 400MHz FSB
*Achieva Australia/ PC Partner motherboard, VIA P4X266A N/B, AGP 4X .... runs on SDRAM too. Also been recapped with Hitano EXR series caps.
*512MB SDRAM (1x Nanya 256MB chip, and 2 something chips with 128MB each all running at 100MHz speed.)
*Gigabyte , Nvidia 128MB FX5200 AGP8X graphics card.
*Creative 2X DVD-ROM drive (it's very old, from 1998 actually)
*BTC 52X CD Burner.
* 30GB Western Digital WD300 Hard drive, ATA-100.... Though it will soon have a 40GB ATA-133 IBM Deskstar HDD in it.
* Asus TA-881 ATX case.... only for now.... soon it will house a newer PC.
*Netgear PCI 10/100 FA311 PCI network card.
*ESS PCI Teledrive 56K modem.

*Diamond View 1770G 17" CRT monitor
*Logitech PS/2 keyboard (not sure on model)
*Inki1 USB Optical mouse
*GLi 480W stereo speakers.

Now to the Folding@Home PCs.... I hope i can get them up soon.... no promises though.... my brother may go nuts at me for having the PC on all day because he wont be able to sleep since these PCs are in his room since i've got no more space to put them anywhere.

first F@H PC

* Intel (R) Pentium III 800EB MHz, socket 370, 133MHz FSB
*Gigabyte GA-6VXE7+ Motherboard.... It uses that VIA 693A chipset which i dislike.
*256MB Kingston Valueram SD-RAM PC133
* Leadtek Winfast Nvidia Ti200 64MB AGP 4X card. I wish that fan would stop rattling.... probably the fan is on its last legs.
* Audioexcel / C-Media CMI8338 6 channel PCI Sound card
*17.2GB ATA-100 Seagate OEM Hard drive. The 17.2GB is quite odd....
* Realtek 10/100 PCI network card
*Samsung 52X CD Burner
* Delta 40X CD-ROM drive
* Some HDD caddy thing which is just there to look good.
* Conexant 56K PCI Modem.
* TT 400W Power supply

Seconadry f@h PC

* Intel (R) Pentium III 650MHz, slot 1, 100MHz FSB
* Asus P3V4X motherboard with a VIA 694X chipset.
*256MB Crucial PC-100 SDRAM (2x 128MB)
* 10GB Seagate ATA-66 HDD
*Asus, Nvidia MX200 GF2 32MB AGP4X graphics card.
*Acer 50MT CD-ROM drive.
* Mitsubishi 1.44MB FDD
* C-Media CMI8338 PCI Audio 4CH
*Some generic case with a generic N.S 250W Power supply.

Third f@h PC

* Intel (R) Pentium III 500MHz Slot 1 CPU.... fanless....
* Aopen AX6BC Slot 1 motherboard, Intel 440BX
* 128MB PC-100 SDRAM
* 8MB S3 Trio/Virge 3d/2X AGP Card.
* 2GB Seagate HDD.... pretty lame actually.
* Ipex ATX case with 250W Power supply.
* Diamond Data 40X CD-ROM Drive.
* 1.44Mb FD Drive.
* Yamaha X-Wave YMF-740 PCI sound card.

Fourth F@H PC.

*Intel Pentium III 500MHz
*Abit BE6 motherboard
* 128MB PC-100 SDRAM
*32MB Chaintech nvidia RIVA/TNT2 M64 AGP 4X graphics card.
* BTC 48X IBM OEM CD-drive.
*1.44MB Mitsubishi FDD
*ESS 1868 ISA Sound card.


All the F@h use the same monitor/ keyboard and mouse....

* Diamond View 1770d 17" CRT monitor
* Dell Quietkey PS/2 K/B
* Compaq PS/2 Mouse.
* Omni 240W speakers.
* Iomega ZIP 100 drive
*Skymaster 8 port network switch.

Now to my Spare PC.

*IBM Netvista 6266-N2A 800MHz, Pentium III, 320MB RAM, 20GB HDD, 32MB Intel graphics, 15" TPG CRT Monitor.

Well in my box of spares i have an Intel SE-440BX board, Pentium II 350MHz CPU, celeron 300MHz CPU, 64MB Nanya SDRAM, 4MB ATI Rage AGP card by MSI.


Thats all i can remember of, for now.

[stevo1210]

oops....

I forgot to add my Dell laptop into the last list, my apologies.

I'll continue with "the laptop"

*Dell Inspiron 6400 ( i bought it in the USA so E1505 instead)
*Intel (R) Core Solo T1300, 1.66Ghz
*1GB DDR2 533MHz Dual channel.... made by Hynix apparently.
*15.4" widescreen LCD (not truelife)
* 60GB SATA 5400RPM HDD.... Made by Fujitsu actually.
* NEC DVD writer.
*Intel (R) Graphics Media Accelerator 950
*It runs on an Intel 945GM Chipset (not sure on the GM part but very sure it's a mobile 945 chipset)


Theres also another system which i found in the ATX case boxing.

It's a HP Pavillion 6305.... Very old actually and with a dead PSU.

*AMD K6 266MHz
*128MB PC100 SDRAM
*32X LG CD Drive.
*1.44" FD Drive
*S3 Trio 3D 4MB PCI graphics card.
*The motherboard has a SiS chipset.... not sure what model.... but it's a single chip.... so no southbridge.

I also have an IBM Netvista 8309-16A with an Intel P4 1.8Ghz CPU.... it isnt being used and isnt really important since i'm trying to sell that at the moment.


I'm starting to notice that i'm an Intel fan.... since nearly all my PCs are Intel powered. lol.

[Shroomie]

Oh yeah...I didn't even have the other two machines running, then, did I?

1.0 GHz (7.5x133) Athlon Thunderbird
PCChips M810LMR (same as some variant of ECS K7SEM, SiS 730s single chipset)
192 MB PC133 (128 MB CL2; 64 MB CL3 that I'm thinking about pulling)
16 MB onboard video (see above)
250w Wintech (with 2x2 12v P4 power connector)
Maxtor 30 GB/5400
Philips (?) CD-RW
Windows 2000 (SP3, should have SP4)
Gateway Vivitron 17" CRT
2/3 of a junk case I found. Should put it in my InWin S500 or The Maxtop.

850 MHz (8.5x100) Athlon Pluto
Asus K7M (Rubies everywhere!) that I haven't yet flashed the HP BIOS out of
256 MB Kingston VR "PC133" (PC100)
16 MB TNT2 Riva/Vanta
200w FortronSource (Sparkle)
Fujitsu 6.4 GB
CD-ROM, maybe an NEC, I brought up from the basement
Fedora Core 2
KDS 15" CRT
InWin A500 midtower

Mum's computer:

2.4 P4 Northwood
Intel motherboard w/AGP (Forget the model, no HM/HNs though!)
384 MB PC2100
32 MB Abit Siluro gF2
250w Wintech (same as the Tbird's)
Western Digital 20 GB
Samsung (?) DVD-ROM
Windows 2000 SP4
17" Systemax CRT
Generic minitower (2x5.25")

The main machine is now housed in a real case (Ultra Aluminus, silver, that I got a good deal on) and has an LG DVD burner, but is otherwise the same.

This is only what I use. I have a couple other projects (K6-2 450, Aopen board; Gateway P2-400 router box) that aren't up and running yet.

[gg1978]

When i bought my X1950XT, i ended up buying a bunch of stuff troubleshooting an issue, when it was a problem with my SCSI card.. Ah well, looky at all my new hardware!!!!


AMD Athlon 64 X2 4800+
3GB Corsair ValueSelect DDR400 (2x1GB, 2X512MB)
Sapphire X1950XT (stock 625/900DDR) o'c'ed to 675/990DDR
Asus A8R32-MVP ATI 3200 Crossfire motherboard
Fortron 550W PSU
400G PATA Seagate HDD
500GB SATA Seagate HDD
36G WDC Raptor HDD
36G Fujitsu MAX3036 SCSI HDD 15K RPM
36G Fujitsu MAS3367 SCSI HDD 15K RPM
Toshiba DVDROM 16X
Toshiba DVD+/-RW 16X
Adaptec SCSI card
Antec P180B case

[WNG]

Fun thread...I don't have powerful systems, not a gamer, and can't justify the update costs. I have quite a few PCs that I built. I will try to post pics later.

1. (Main PC these days)
Abit NF7S NForce2 MCP ATX motherboard,
Athlon-XP 1700+ (T'bred) overclocked to 2083 MHz (166x12.5) @ 1.55V.
Arctic Cooling T3 heatsink/fan.
512 MB PC-2700 DDRAM (various mix of brands).
MSI Geforce4 MX440 64 MB AGP8x DVI card.
WD 80Gig, Maxtor 80Gig PATA HDDs.
NEC 4X D/L DVDRW.
Lite-On 48x CDRW.
Adaptec SCSI PCI card.
In-Win S500 midtower ATX case.
Mad Dog 350W PSU.
Win XP Pro OS.
Dell Ultrasharp 20.1" LCD 1600x1200 native res.

2. (back up PC)
ECS P4IBMS Socket 478 mATX motherboard.
intel P4 1.8a Northwood core cpu with intel OEM heatsink/fan.
1 Gig (512x2) of PC133 SDRAM.
ATI Radeon 7000 32 MB AGP4x dual DVI card.
WD 80 Gig PATA.
Kypermedia 48x CDRW.
Lite-On DVDROM.
WinTV cable/video capture card.
ALI chipset Firewire/USB 2.0 ports card.
In-Win v500 microATX case.
unknown 300W PSU.
Win2k sp4 OS.
Dell Ultrasharp 18.1" LCD 1280x1024 native res.

3. (HTPC)
Acorp VIA KM400a chipset FlexATX motherboard with a lot of built-in I/O.
Athlon T-bird 1.2 GHz.
Arctic Cooling T3 heatsink/fan.
512 MB PC-2700 DDRAM (various mix of brands).
MSI Geforce4 MX440 64 MB AGP8x DVI card.
WD 120Gig PATA.
NEC 16X D/L DVDRW.
Lite-On 52x CDRW.
In-Win v500 microATX case.
Thermaltake Truepower 350W PSU.
Win XP OS.
Dell Ultrasharp 18.1" LCD 1280x1024 native res.
Sony TV.

4. (linux box)
Asus P3V4X slot-1 ATX motherboard.
intel P3-650 coppermine slot-1 overclocked to 867 MHz (133x6.5)
1 Gig of PC133 SDRAM (4x 256 MB Crucial brand DIMMs).
generic heatsink/fan.
PNY Radeon 7200 32 MB AGP4x VGA/DVI card.
WD 8 Gig and Maxtor 20Gig PATA.
Lite-On DVDROM.
IDE 100 MB Zip drive.
CompUSA PC midtower ATX case.
Powerman mini sized 165W ATX PSU.
Ubuntu 6.06 OS.
sharing a Dell Ultrasharp 18.1" via VGA connector.

The above systems are accessed with a Belkin 4x KVM box and Logitech wireless mouse and standard windows keyboard.

5. (retired HTPC due to bad caps on motherboard)
DFI AK74SC VIA KT133 chipset ATX motherboard.
Athlon T-bird 1GHz cpu.
Thermaltake copper/aluminum heatsink/fan.
512 MB PC133 SDRAM.
Mad Dog SiS 32MB AGP2x TV-out video card.
Maxtor 30Gig and WD 40 Gig PATA HDDs.
TDK 12x CDRW.
Samsung 8x DVDROM
Adaptec SCSI card.
NEC chipset USB 2.0 ports card.
Netgear 10/100 ehternet card.
Airnet 11g wifi card.
unknown 235W PSU.
old Micron PC midtower ATX case.
Win2k OS.

6. (free from work)
old HP P3 600 MHz Coppermine cpu, BX chipset laptop
with 14" svga screen. 256 MB SDRAM, 20 Gig HDD and DVDROM.

7. IBM Thinkpad T40
Intel 1.4 GHz Pentium M, 1 Gig DDRAM, 40 Gig PATA, DVDROM, 14.1" xvga screen.

Pending: (what am I going to do with these??)
(2) freebie Micron PC brand, P3-1.1 GHz Coppermine midtower computers I got from a company last month. Intel brand 815 chipset mATX motherboard, 512 MB of CL2 PC133 Crucial SDRAM, 52x CDRW, WD 20 gig PATA.

[WNG]

Back with some pics of my systems and equally messy computer desk!!







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[willawake]

thank GOD we are gonna see some pics now instead of all the pages of specs

nice tri-tft setup and quite innovative hdd installations.

[kc8adu]

looks like a flashlight freak owns that desktop!

[arneson]

I am a flashlight freak, just bought everyone I know led icecubes for christmas
and the light up glass to go with it.
They are especially freaky filled with rum.