Show Ng Your Computer/laptop!

[sorasword]

Here's Mine,
A Sony Vaio Laptop

(Sorry for bad quality, with flash its too bright)

[razorbladesigh]

Antec 1200 case. 5 12cm fans, one 20 cm fan. Horrible, shitty camera.

[Rig]

How about you guys provide some specs instead of case shots.

[Irrelephant]

probably one of the shittiest pieces of shit around.

a chunky Dell monitor with some Compaq slimline shit i don't even know.
1.60Ghz processor
1GB of RAM
blah blah blah it sucks that's all i know

[razorbladesigh]

At 9/24/10 05:42 PM, Rig wrote: How about you guys provide some specs instead of case shots.

My Specs aren't really amazing. Budget gaming computer:
AMD Phenom II X4 2.8GHzstock, OC'd to 3.0
HD 5770 Stock clocks
4GB of ADATA DDR3 RAM
Gigabyte MA770T-UD3P Motherboard.(Super-budget edition mobo)
500GB Seagate Barracuda HDD 7200RPM
Coolmax 700W PSU(Forgot amps at the moment)
Integrated sound card
Generic Card reader
Generic DVD drive
Mouse/Speakers/Keyboard

[sorasword]

At 9/24/10 05:42 PM, Rig wrote: How about you guys provide some specs instead of case shots.

sorry here: Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU T5750 @ 2.00GHz (2 CPUs), ~2.0GHz

Memory: 3062MB RAM

Space: 141 GB

[razorbladesigh]

At 9/24/10 05:42 PM, Rig wrote: How about you guys provide some specs instead of case shots.

Also, where's your computer, Rig?

Huh?

[Eclipse]

My laptop is a Dell Inspiron 600m, it's not great and the specs are shit but it gets the job done and I don't have the cash to buy a new laptop so I'm stuck with this.
Specs:
1.40GHZ Intel Pentium M
64MB ATI Radeon Mobility 9000
512 MB RAM
30GB Hard Drive
Windows XP SP. 3

Also, I would post an actual pic, but my phone to PC cord is broke, so here's a picture off of google images. It looks the same as the one in the pic anyways.

[Rig]

At 9/24/10 06:03 PM, razorbladesigh wrote:

At 9/24/10 05:42 PM, Rig wrote: How about you guys provide some specs instead of case shots.

Also, where's your computer, Rig?

Huh?

Right here.

[AtomicD00M]

At 9/24/10 06:27 PM, Rig wrote:

At 9/24/10 06:03 PM, razorbladesigh wrote:

At 9/24/10 05:42 PM, Rig wrote: How about you guys provide some specs instead of case shots.

Also, where's your computer, Rig?

Huh?

Right here.

We have the same speakers.

[tarahloveshentai]

This is my baby:

My tower was built by a computer nerd. ;D

[Rage]

Obligatory semi-annual computer thread, huh? Sure I'll bite. I like computers.

CPU: Core i7 980x (6-core), water cooled and running at 4.23GHz
Memory: 24GB (6x4GB) DDR3 @ 1420MHz 9-9-9-24 (G.Skill Ripjaws)
GPUs: 2 x Nvidia GTX 480s in SLI, water cooled, heavily overclocked (running at 890/1780/2103). Also have a GTX 260 hooked up for the occasional game that uses PhysX, and will also help me in folding @ home soon
Storage: 3 x Intel x25-M (2nd Gen.) 80GB Solid State Drives in RAID 0 (For OS and Games/Software) and 2 x TB HDDs for project storage (3D renders, Video projects, Fluid simulations, etc)
PSU: Corsair AX-1200 (1200 Watt power supply)
Mobo: EVGA x58 Tri-SLI
Monitor: Dell 3007WFP-HC (30" monitor, 2560x1600 resolution). Some day I'll hook up two more for Nvidia's surround goodness! Or Eyefinity if ATI is the better choice at the time.
Case: Cooler Master Cosmos S RC-1100

Water cooling:
Pump: Swiftech MCP655
Tubing: Tygon R-3603. Best tubing ever! Little expensive though...
CPU Block: EK Waterblocks EK-Supreme HF (Acetal + Nickel)
GPU Blocks: 2 x EK Waterblocks EK-FC480 GTX (Acetal + Nickel)
Radiators: 3 x HW Labs Black Ice SR1 (2 x 360, 1 x 240)
Reservoir: Swiftech MCRES Micro Rev. 2
And a buttload of Scythe GentleTyphoon fans.

Here's an outdated picture. Things that have changed since this picture are the PSU (Corsair HX1000 -> AX1200), Memory (12GB OCZ Gold -> 24GB G.Skill ripjaws), the third GPU that I popped in (GTX 260), and the 2TB hard drives.

Also I've fixed my cabling, lol.

[razorbladesigh]

At 9/24/10 07:06 PM, RageVI wrote: stuff

Now I feel like my computer is total shit. :O
That looks really nice, although I hear that water-cooling is more of a pain in the ass than it's worth. That must have cost a lot of money, though. I wish that I could afford that kind of hardware, although I'd switch the video card for the HD 5970. I suppose that I'll be able to afford it once I'm out of college and have a good job, Your cable management looks a lot better than mine, minus the coolant cables, although I like to blame that on the fact that my PSU is not modular, and the cables are sleeved, so it's hard, if not impossible to run them from the bottom, behind the motherboard tray, and still connect to what it needs to. Excuses, excuses. Is your PSU modular? Sleeved? Do you really need all 1200 watts? How nice is the 6-core? Is it worth it to get one over a quad-core for gaming? Just out of curiosity, how much did that run you?

[Rage]

At 9/24/10 07:26 PM, razorbladesigh wrote:

That looks really nice, although I hear that water-cooling is more of a pain in the ass than it's worth.

It actually is a huge pain in the ass, to be honest. I assembled the water cooling parts while I was really busy with life, meaning that it took me 3 or 4 days of off-and-on work to get everything hooked up just right. Then there's all the leak testing, fighting off algae, and all that good stuff. However, I think it was totally worth it. I can now overclock the hell out of everything and not worry about temps at all. Even better is the fact that it's QUIET. Prior to setting up the water cooling, my GTX 480s sounded like a leaf blower while under load.

That must have cost a lot of money, though. I wish that I could afford that kind of hardware, although I'd switch the video card for the HD 5970.

GTX 480 SLI is quite better than the 5970 (albeit more expensive), so I wouldn't really. SLI scales better than Crossfire (There doesn't really seem to be much debate over that either). Plus it tends to work better at the resolution I'm playing at. I do love my anti aliasing..

Is your PSU modular? Sleeved? Do you really need all 1200 watts? How nice is the 6-core? Is it worth it to get one over a quad-core for gaming? Just out of curiosity, how much did that run you?

Fully modular. With all the overclocking I'm doing, plus adding in a third GPU (Maybe even a third GTX 480 or a similar setup in future-gen cards), 1200 watts is going to keep me safe. It's not just about that, though. This PSU is 80 Plus Gold rated, meaning it runs cooler and much more efficiently than the HX1000 I upgraded from.

The Intel 6-core is awesome, but don't get one for gaming. At least not for a while. AMD has 6 core CPUs if you really want one, but they barely even trade blows with quad core i7s, even in multithreaded scenarios. It's nice because I do a lot of 3D rendering, and it's literally more than 50% faster than the i7 920 I upgraded from! I purchased the CPU OEM on eBay for around $800.

[Elixur]

I don't have a camera, but it looks exactly like this one.

Sony Vaio
4 GB RAM
2.1Ghz Processor

etc etc standard shit

[razorbladesigh]

At 9/24/10 08:55 PM, RageVI wrote: more stuff

I would choose the 5970 over multiple card because I've heard than SLI/Crossfire is a pain in the ass and doesn't work right with most games. Plus, I've already got ATI drivers on my system.
A single 480 is between the 5870 and 5970, right? Just above the 5870 IIRC. I know the 5970 blows everything(single card) out of the water, but it's also dual GPU, but single slot. Would Crossfiring 2 5970s work, even though each is already 2 GPUs?

[StormyJet]

I dont have a camera but it is the Dell Vorstro 200 Slim Tower Series
Other stuff is Hard Drive Space
Main Windows Drive: 1 TerraByte
Linux and other alt OS drives: 64.4 Gigs
Recovery Drive : 8.0 Gigs

[KeroKeroMario]

Too lazy to take a picture, so here:
Model: HP G60-442OM
CPU: Intel Pentium Dual-Core T4300 @ 2.1 GHz
GPU: Intel GMA X4500MHD
RAM: 4 GB DDR2
HDD: 320 GB
Native resolution at 1366 by 768.
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit/Linux Ubuntu 10.04 LTS 64-Bit

Regardless of the GPU, I like this computer a lot. Much better than that old Dell Dimension 4300 I had.

[thenewbies]

At 9/24/10 05:47 PM, Irrelephant wrote: probably one of the shittiest pieces of shit around.

a chunky Dell monitor with some Compaq slimline shit i don't even know.
1.60Ghz processor
1GB of RAM
blah blah blah it sucks that's all i know

Oh shit, we both have the exact same PC tower. But it plays Quake 3 fine.

when you turn the settings down a bit

[Rockyusa]

How do you fuckers afford this? WHAT IS YOUR JOB RAGE!?!?

Anyways, it's a starter computer with a 16" screen
AMD Athlon 64 1.6 ghz
Ati Radeon HD3200
3GB ram
160GB HDD

[Howtard]

Mac'd! Yeah I'm an iFag, sue me

[IMG]http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d 73/howtard/Compooter.jpg[/IMG]

Specs:

Model Name: iMac
Model Identifier: iMac11,1
Processor Name: Intel Core i7
Processor Speed: 2.8 GHz
Number Of Processors: 1
Total Number Of Cores: 4
L2 Cache (per core): 256 KB
L3 Cache: 8 MB
Memory: 8 GB
Processor Interconnect Speed: 4.8 GT/s

[CyanSandwich]

meh.

[Raab]

Didn't take a pic of the tower at the time this was taken... and my digital camera is broken.

[AllReligiousDrunk]

At 9/24/10 07:06 PM, RageVI wrote: Sure I'll bite. I like computers.

Look I'm not into computers much but gee Rage I didn't know you were into computers that much. That's just ridiculous! What do you actually do with it?

[Jonners]

At 9/24/10 07:06 PM, RageVI wrote: I like computers.

That thing could run the world.

[Raab]

At 9/25/10 05:18 AM, AllReligiousDrunk wrote:

At 9/24/10 07:06 PM, RageVI wrote: Sure I'll bite. I like computers.

Look I'm not into computers much but gee Rage I didn't know you were into computers that much. That's just ridiculous! What do you actually do with it?

3d modeling/rendering using MUDBOX... but imo its still overkill.

*hides from Rage*

[Anozke]

At 9/25/10 05:25 AM, Jonners wrote:

At 9/24/10 07:06 PM, RageVI wrote: I like computers.

That thing could run the world.

But the world can't run it, not until we mastered fusion generators.

My pooter?

AMD Sempron 140 2.7ghz OC'd to 3ghz not unlocked :(
2GB DDR2 G.Skill ram
Some cheap Asrock motherboard
500 Watt Cooler Master PSU
2x 500GB Samsung hard drives in raid 0 (getting about 220mb/s average), 160GB Samsung again (love Samsung), old 40GB, 20GB, and 16GB hard drives from back in the day, and a 250GB Seagate external hard drive to add to my scatterbrained system.
A trillion year old CD drive and an external DVD burner
GeForce 8400 GS 512MB (Don't comment about the ATI background)

You kids and your fancy cases.

[iamgrimreaper]

At 9/24/10 05:42 PM, Rig wrote: How about you guys provide some specs instead of case shots.

Hi rig! Like my sig?

Anyway, I don't have a camera, but you can look it up on the lenovo website, it's the lenovo Y450. I know, suckish laptop. :|

[Dean]

13.3-inch MacBook Pro
2.26 Dual Core processor
2GB DDR3 RAM
NVIDIA GeFource 9400M (256Mb DDR3)
160Gb Hard drive

I currently have Windows XP Professional installed on here as well.

[TheMaster]

Yeah, you can hardly see the case, but it's nothing exciting. I don't go for fancy LEDs or anything, it's just a black box.

Intel Q9550 @ 2.83Ghz
4870 1GB
4GB RAM
1TB HDD
The cheapest DVD drive in the world that sounds like it's trying to take off when running a disc

I've got a laptop, too. HP 2113sa.

AMD Turion II M620 @ 2.5GHz
4530 512MB
4GB RAM
500GB HDD