Here's my piece of shit rig.
AMD Athlon 64 3500+ at 3.5 GHz Single Core
2 GB of DDR1 RAM (<_____< OOOOOLD!)
Windows XP Home Edition
ATI RADEON X850 with 256 MB on board memory
SB Live! Audio [A000] Sound Card
Intel pent 4.5 3.2gz
3 gigs ddr2 ram
windows xp media center edition.
GeForce 7800 GTX+256 onboard and coolant system.
im sure some sort of sound card.
Dell XPS 400, oh yeah.
dell dimensions 2400:
ram: 768mb ram
video: intel extreme graphics card (onboard) 8mb alloted (from my 768)
audio: soundblaster mp3+ external soundcard (its old)
OS: Win XP Pro SP3
CPU: intel celeron 2.40ghz processor running at 2.39 (WTF?)
thus explaining all the problems with my shitty pc; did I mention my gaming
hdd chooses to fail whenever I leave my pc on for over 2 hours?
Desktop: 1.5 gig amd athlon xp 1800+
1 gig ram
128 mb geforce 4 4800
sound blaster audigy sound card
160 gig hd
Laptop: Dell Inspiron 1501
1.5 gig of ram
dual core amd althlon 64 x2
70 gig hd
rest is built in
both computers are okay, laptop is a lot faster than the desktop but the
desktop has problems turning on think it needs a new power supply
[PC] - over 4 years old and due an upgrade
Compaq Presario AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3700+
2.19GHz
1.00 GB of Ram
Window XP Home Edition SP3
[Display]
NVIDIA GeForce 6200SE TurboCache
256MB
22" Flatscreen at 1360x768 (1024x768, 32Bit, OpenGL - in game)
[Internet]
2Mb Cable
Right! After a series of upgrades:
[PC]
Compaq Presario AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Dual Core Processor 4400+
2.2GHz
3.00 GB of Ram
Window XP Home Edition SP3
[Display] - This is next Smiley
NVIDIA GeForce 6200SE TurboCache
256MB
22" Flatscreen at 1360x768 (1024x768, 32Bit, OpenGL - in game)
[Internet]
10Mb Cable, clocked at 9.9Mb down, and 450Kb up.
whatup loose, welcome to the clan
;D
damn loose, id kill for your pc, I still have my shitty dell, the only
thing thats changed is that I got a 256md ddr2 pci video card..
INtel Quad core (Q6600 @ 2.4 GHz) processor
4 GB ram
GeForce 9600 GT grafx card
1 650 gig HDD, and a 1TB drive.
ViewSonic 20" VA2026w LCD monitor
Oh, 15 gb/s cable modem (peak obviously)