What computer do you have?

[Chompah :x]

I have an Apple eMac and an Apple iBook

 

[The Real AAA]

I have a EVEREX(I think) computer

 

[Barboach]

My computer is a Compaq MV540 supplied with a Motorola CyberSurfer Wave connection.

 

[Chompah :x]

cool!
i forgot to add compaq!
my eMac is from my birthday ages ago.

 

[Chikara]

I have eMachines. Actually, I have TWO eMachines, this one and the one in my room.

I like it, but I we were getting a Dell. If only; I could have said "Dude! We're getting a Dell!" ...alas...

 

[mewthree w/armor]

Main computer: High End Custom Build Gaming Machine (*Drools....*) (AMD 5200 Dual Core @ 2.6Ghz, 4GB's RAM, 640MB 8800 Nvidia Video Card, 150GB 10,000RPM hard drive)

Laptop: Dell Inspiron 6400

I maintain all the computers in my house so heres the rest
Parents: Custom Build Former Gaming Machine (Wanna kill it to put it outta it's misery)
Brother: Dell GX270
Others -
Downloading Machine: Dell GX240
Linux Boxs: Gateway E3600, Gateway E4650

I deal with many many different variety of computers. No apples, I only like them for spare parts when I need some. Thats when they come in handy.

 

[Jesus Freak Josh]

Self built with the following specs:
PC Name: - Doctor
Mobo: - ASUS M2NPV-MX
CPU: - AMD Athlon 64 3500+ (AM2) 2.2 GHz
Video card: - Onboard GeForce 6150 (Soon to be GeForce 7300GS PCI-E with 256MB Dedicated)
RAM: - Transcend 512 MB DDR2 667 (Soon to be a second stick with same specs)
HDD: - 80 GB Hitachi SATA
Optical Drive: - LG DVD ROM and Benq Seamless Link 52,24,52 (Piece of junk)
Floppy: - In there put not connected
OS: - Windows XP Pro SP2
Monitor: - HP Pavilion M70 CRT
Peripherals: - 5 button TDE wireless-batteryless optical mouse and a Newman keyboard.

 

[от_Ian]

I custom built my rig, yo.

 

[Jesus Freak Josh]

I custom built my rig, yo.

It is common courtesy to post specs in this situation.

 

[Eureka1]

Self built with the following specs:
PC Name: - SH*T (lol, i was angry with vista when i was reinstalling xp)
Mobo: - ABIT IP-95
CPU: - Intel Pentium 4 630
Video card: - nvidia Geforce 6800 GT
RAM: - 2GB DDR2-PC5300 (some crap 1gb sticks i stole from school)
HDD: - 200gb ide maxtor and 120gb sata maxtor
Optical Drive: - dvd/rw w/e who cares
Floppy: - HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
OS: - Windows XP Home SP2 (for the moment)
Monitor: - Acer al1717, it sucks
Peripherals: - Razer Diamondback, Logitech X-230, Saitek Eclipse

meh, my pc is having a major overhaul soon its a POS ;)

 

[Lucy Lu]

I have a Dell DIMENSION DIM4600 Intel(R).
Pentium(R)4 CPU 2.80GHz 2.79GHz, 512MB of RAM
80GB of Hard Drive Space, a Floppy Drive, a DVD drive, a DVD/CD burner drive
And it's OS is Windows XP(I won't upgrade to Vista..no way)

Yes it is going to be three years old. Already...there are better computers out there...man.

I am thinking about getting a laptop, but don't know which one yet. But that is down the road from now.

 

[Jesus Freak Josh]

meh, my pc is having a major overhaul soon its a POS

With a Pentium 4 I can see why.

 

[Eureka1]

With a Pentium 4 I can see why.

Yeah, netburst arcitecture really sucks..

ugh.. it's embarrasing when i know how utterly rubbish it is >_<

new ram + psu + mobo and graphics card asap ~_~ (eww.. you're an amd fanboy xD)

 

[Jesus Freak Josh]

new ram + psu + mobo and graphics card asap ~_~ (eww.. you're an amd fanboy xD)

If it's a 450 watt PSU it should be right so long as it's not one of the AMD-ATI mobos or quad core CPUs (Eww... You're not.)

 

[Eureka1]

If it's a 450 watt PSU it should be right so long as it's not one of the AMD-ATI mobos or quad core CPUs (Eww... You're not.)

i got a 400w antec smartpower, its a good psu

but i'm gonna be getting a 600w OCZ stealthxstream, which is gonna last me a good few years.. i also am gonna be doing some heavy overclocking.. so i need the extra power

 

[Ichigo Roza Mystica]

I wonder if people actually understand 'why' they need a good PSU for stable overclocks.
Hint: It's not about the number on the box :P

 

[Eureka1]

I wonder if people actually understand 'why' they need a good PSU for stable overclocks.
Hint: It's not about the number on the box :P

what? strong amps per rail? i think my current rating is 18A per rail.. i gotz 2..

a bad psu would have bad rails leading to death.. (bet i got that wrong XD)

 

[Ichigo Roza Mystica]

what? strong amps per rail? i think my current rating is 18A per rail.. i gotz 2..

a bad psu would have bad rails leading to death.. (bet i got that wrong XD)

Almost! Yes, strong amperage is important. Also, so is voltage variation under load. The closer your voltages are to spec, the less instability they introduce to the system.
So, good amperage with minimal voltage variation means less environmental variables impacting stability. A good motherboard also helps though, good quality components keep the power supply clean through the board.
Silverstone is Roza's choice of brand for psu, but Antec are also sweet!

 

[Eureka1]

Almost! Yes, strong amperage is important. Also, so is voltage variation under load. The closer your voltages are to spec, the less instability they introduce to the system.
So, good amperage with minimal voltage variation means less environmental variables impacting stability. A good motherboard also helps though, good quality components keep the power supply clean through the board.
Silverstone is Roza's choice of brand for psu, but Antec are also sweet!

yeah, i'd get a silverstone.. but i don't come across them often on uk retail sites.. and silverstone cost a whole lot..

im getting an OCZ next time <_< although if i can afford it i'll get an Enermax Infinity ;3

 

[Spinor]

I have an Acer Laptop w/ Intel Celeron M. but i'm planning to change back to my old PC.