I have and need three computers side by side. A dual PII350 on a MicroServer motherboard with generic video, no sound, running Linux on a gig of RAM. A dual Athlon MP1800 on a Tyan Tiger MPX S2466 motherboard with four gigs of ram, generic video and no sound running Linux. A dual Athlon MP2600 on a GigaByte GA-TDPXDW+ motherboard with generic video, built in sound, and 4 gigs of RAM, DVD writer, DVD reader, two RAIDed 120 gig hard drives, running WinXP Pro. Backing this up I have reduandant internet access with both Cable and DSL. I am not so much of a gamer as a programmer and web developer. During the day, I can nearly bring my dual to its knees, which is why next year I am upgrading to dual dual-core Opertons.
Jeez. Since Windows only supports partitions of up to 2 TB, think of how many drive letters you'd have to have for that.
I have 4 x86 Family 15 Model 2 Stepping 9 GenuineIntel ~3056 Mhz. 4 Dell 21" LCD displays. 1GB RAM. NVIDIA Quadro4 900 XGL. Don't know the rest.
Why did you pick the Dell LCDs over something else, like the Samsung or even Apple 23's? I'm in the market for a 21-24. The Apple 30 doesn't appear cost effective at the moment for the quality.
2.4 Ghz, 1 GB RAM, 120 GB SATA disk, 128 MB GeForce 4 video card running Fedora Core 4. Desktop for work from home. 3.2 Ghz Hyperthreading, 1 GB RAM DDR2, 2 120 GB SATA Raid, 128 MB Radeon (one of those X ones. not sure) running Windows XP Pro. This is just for playing games. A few 2.4Ghz + laptops setting around the house for work. Like coffee table, bar, bedroom, and kids room.
Mine doesn't win, but it does the job fairly well. AMD Socket 939 3000+ Gigabyte GeForce 6600 OC'd to mad speeds 2x512MB PC-3200 80GB HD WinXP Home
I got an intel celerion 1ghz, 512 ram, 2 hd primary 80gb & slave 40gb, both partitioned which leaves me with 5 drives. I know I need to upgrade but am happy with these for now
Amd 64 3200+ 2.6ghz (overclocked) 1 Gig Ram Ati Radeon 9800+ Pro With optional cooling block 160Gb Sata Hardrive Custom Led Lighed Case with Window Dvd-r drive It definately gets the job done... and I built it for only $800
why does everyone always had the clock speeds together? it isnt really a reference to the speed is it? Mine runs at just shy of 5ghz if so, but it is just one processor with 2 cores, he has 2 x duel core g5 processors, think they both run at 2.5 ghz. Its a veyr nice computer but its not really a 10ghz computer
Very simple... P4-3.1Ghz 1GB DDR RAM DVD/CD RW Combo 80GB HDD 64MB AGP that's it... very good for me... Manish
My desk got a new addition this weekend: Acer 24" @ 1920 x 1200. I never would've thought to get an Acer monitor but it turns out they make pretty nice screens. It just came out so it has the brand new Samsung 6ms panel. I really got it for work, but it does play a mean game of Civ4. It was about $400 cheaper than the Apple 23" which has had some color balance issues reported. I need to get the old LCD mounted somewhere on an arm so I can swing it out of the way when I'm not working. Oh yea and on the left you can see my Senns hooked up to a headphone amp built with tubes
I have a dell Dimension 9100 fully loaded with a 19' Inch Flat Panel Ultrasharp screen. (Don't know about all the jargon you guys are rambling about) I can't complain one bit. It does the job, really well.