Post Your PC Specs

I'll start us off ^_^.

Here are the specs for the new PC that my mom bought for us back in March 2015 :).

I know it's not very impressive, but it's still alot better than our old Dell Dimension 2350 that I was forced to use for nearly 12 years.

System Info:
PC Model: HP 110-326 Desktop
Motherboard: Hewlett Packard 2AFB (Ivy Bridge)
OS: Windows 8.1 64-bit
CPU: Intel Pentium G2100T @ 2.60 GHz Dual Core
Video Card: Intel HD Graphics 2500 (1920x1080x32bpp 60Hz)
Sound Card: Realtek High Definition Audio
RAM (Memory): 4.0 GB Single Channel DDR3 @ 665 MHz
HDD Space: 500 GB Western Digital Caviar (SATA III)
Network Adapter: Realtek USB FE Family Controller @ 100.0 Mbps

My GPU can be a bit twitchy though. Maybe when I get enough spare money lying around I'll upgrade it, but it's not a priority.

Off the top of my head (I'm not home right now)...

32GB of platinum DDR4 @ 2666mhz - RAM

Intel Core i7-5960X Extreme - OCed to 4.2ghz - CPU (I've got a quad core i7 lying around @ 4.5ghz, but I decided that octa core was a better idea)

MSI X99 XPOWER - motherboard (2011-v3 socket, eight ddr4 slots etc)

EVGA GeForce GTX Titan X - Motherboard

Yeah, I'm a bit extreme with my parts. I've got a terrabyte SSD in there as well, and an 8TB hard drive sat on my desk because I haven't figured out what to do with it. Urgh.

Despite of this; ATI have some serious and horrible issues which resulting BSOD all the time and my CDROM drive doesn't recognize any disc I put :c

Just the current laptop I'm on:

The laptop I own right now:

I dunno how you would rate those specs but go ahead and judge at your own will.

My netbook:

My desktop.



The newest things in there are the hard drive (bought a few months ago) and the video card (bought in...2013? I don't remember, upgraded from a teeny tiny piece of crap). So yeah.

Acer Aspire, Intel Core i7 2.2GHz with Turbo 3.2GHz, NVIDIA GeForce 710 with 2GB VRAM, 8GB DDR3 Memory, 1000 GB HDD.

Laptop life :'(

PC, custom build.

DanPDoD said:

Acer Aspire, Intel Core i7 2.2GHz with Turbo 3.2GHz, NVIDIA GeForce 710 with 2GB VRAM, 8GB DDR3 Memory, 1000 GB HDD.

Laptop life :'(

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hmm those specs don't look so bad.. why would frown on those? :(

I built a new computer! Well, I had a friend do most of the work, and I was with a budget, but here's what I have:

Here's my desktop. Built it in July 2012 and it's still blazing fast. The only upgrades I've done are adding an SSD and upgrading the video card from a 560 Ti to a 970. Hoping to get plenty of years to come out of it, and I have some headroom to overclock further as well.

Look at all those overkill computers here. Still running fine with my C2D. I've even got a few processors to spare.

ForgottenPass said:

Look at all those overkill computers here.

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How are these overkill though? There's nothing overkill about having 8-16 GB of RAM in this day and age. Now if it was 2009, that'd be a different story.

Mine is too basic and I want to get a better computer. I miss playing my steam games on my desktop! D:

Why not.



Just recently built the thing, upgrading my GFX soon (I know the bottleneck, but I got it for free, don't hurt me).

OCing the CPU to 4.00GHz for what it's worth. Good times, wish I had another fan though. Usually runs at 33.C but I was running like 3 games earlier so

Main

Customized HP H8-1234
Added parts - 4x4GB G.Skill Ripjaws X DDR3 1600 ram, Asus GTX 650 TI video card, Corsair CXM 430W psu, Toshiba 3 TB hdd (Which, due to me overlooking its requirements, this computer can only run at 2 TB.

I'm putting together a new one in a few days though, pulling some things from the HP since the parts are only a year old. I'll be putting back some of its original parts to keep it running as a backup unit,

CPU - FX-8350
Mobo - ASUS M5A97
Ram - Pulling from the HP.
Storage - 500 GB Samsung EVO SSD, 3 TB hdd (Pull)
PSU - Corsair CX 500W
Case - DIYPC Solo-T1 Black
Video card - Pulling the TI for now, but I'm planning to get a R9 something after AMD pushes out the 3xx series and the 2xx series gets price cut.

My HP desktop. It's a hand me down and has fairly good specs despite being rather old. iirc Lynnfield processers were once top of the line several years ago and 8GB RAM was very high back when this computer was new (about 2011/2012).



My Linx 7 tablet. Surprising what it can do considering how cheap it was.