What are your computer specs?

Model: SwTPC S/09
CPU: Motorola 6809 @ 2MHz
Memory: 128K RAM
Interface: video terminal, TTY
Expansion: SS-50 bus card-cage
Storage: floppy drive(s)
cassette tape
Ports: 2 serial, 1 parallel
OS: BASIC, PASCAL,
It´s kick ass!!!!!!

Mine is rectangular, has a shiny, lights on bluey thing on the front and our computer guru put a stickee on it that says "Don´t turn this f*&%^ing thing off"

Inside is stuff, lots and lots of stuff.

>>"Model: SwTPC S/09
CPU: Motorola 6809 @ 2MHz
Memory: 128K RAM
Interface: video terminal, TTY
Expansion: SS-50 bus card-cage
Storage: floppy drive(s)
cassette tape
Ports: 2 serial, 1 parallel
OS: BASIC, PASCAL, "<<

My first computer game I had on my Commodore 64 was Yahtzee on cassete. Then I upgraded to a 1541 disk drive.

Homebuilt

Apple PowerMac G5

Dual 1.8 Jigawatt PowerPC 970FX
2 GB RAM
72GB 10K Western Digital raptor SATA
250GB Seagate 7200 rpm SATA
4X DVD Burner
Gigabit Ethernet
2 CfM Flux Capacitor


Mac OSX 10.3.6

No Spywear or Visrus

Sony Vaio
512mb ram
Pentium 4 2.40 GHz
geforce MX 440 64mb VRAM graphics card
2 80 Gig hard drives

Wow pitherizer my computer is like yours except it has shiny lights on the fan on the side not the front but it has lots and lots of stuff on the inside.

I didn´t know you were not suppose to turn the f..king thing off. Is that why i have so much trouble with the f..king think.

Amd 900mhz slotA thunderbird
512mb ram
kadoka motherboard
navidia video card

Its old but all the parts were salvaged from garbage....I like free tech.....

ASUS A7N8X-X motherboard
2.7GHz AMD processor
512MB DDR RAM
ATI 9800PRO AGP 8X video card
Sound Blaster Audigy
3com Ethernet card
Pioneer DVD-ROM drive
Plextor DVD writer
Iomega ZIP drive
TEAC 3 1/2" floppy drive

over one year ago, for 230 dollars i bought this new:

AMD Athlon XP 2000 (1667 Mhz) 20 GB HD 128 MB PC 3200 DDR Ram

for 40 more dolars i ordered a 256 mb stick of PC3200 DDR

total cost: 270 (4 dollars to ship the computer)

Heres some sites

www.krex.com
www.computerbrain.com

Hoax Hunter what are you doing with 2 80 GB hard drives? theres nothing you can do to fill even one of them. what are you going to fill it with? 50,000 songs?

32 64 bit Alpha processors; EV7z ( EV7 @ 1.3 GHz) and EV7 1.15 GHz

1.75 MB ECC on-chip L2 cache, 7-way set associative
512 GB (8 GB/processor); RAID memory

512 PCI-X slots, 192 PCI slots, 64 AGP 4X slots

222 GB/s I/O bandwidth

32 system hard partitions

Complete "lights out" system management

Instant Capacity on Demand

Tru64 UNIX or OpenVMS operations bootable.

My computer is so old it doesn´t have specs, it has bifocals.

Basically just rubbing two sticks together here and words show up on a ´magic glowing screen´.

As in the words of Phil Hartman as CAVEMAN/LAWYER, "Your world frightens and confuses me"

Pentium IV, 2.0GH or some sort
Hard Drive 40 Gb
Windows XP
CD/Copier Multiplayer 52x
huh... 14´´ Phillips Monitor
Some Mouse
A very fucked up bought-in-the-street keyboard
A set of 4 ´Creative´ speakers and a Sub-woofer
Integrated videocard

256MB RAM

Tandy TX1000 with a 5 1/4 disk drive and 8086 processor.

Doesn´t anyone have money besides me ???
Oh well. tomorrow building another new system 3 gigahertz pentium on a gigabyte mother board.
Pentium all the way.

"32 64 bit Alpha processors; EV7z ( EV7 @ 1.3 GHz) and EV7 1.15 GHz

1.75 MB ECC on-chip L2 cache, 7-way set associative
512 GB (8 GB/processor); RAID memory

512 PCI-X slots, 192 PCI slots, 64 AGP 4X slots

222 GB/s I/O bandwidth

32 system hard partitions

Complete "lights out" system management

Instant Capacity on Demand

Tru64 UNIX or OpenVMS operations bootable."

Nice setup. I´m using my Athlon 64 FX55 in native 64bit with Gentoo Linux and this thing flies. No wonder it´s rated as the fastest x86 processor out now. If you have the $1000 or so to throw down on a processor alone, I really recommend it. I won´t need to upgrade this system for quite a while.

MITS Altair

old fashioned

Check this out...Old puters from back in the stone age or the 70´s .

[link to oldcomputers.net]

1 GHZ AMD DURON
about 384 MB pc 133 CAS2 RAM
40 GB HD
Nvidia TNT VIPER V550 16 MB Video card. (ownes the 6800 ultra)
52x cd copier, 32x cd drive,
cable modem,
oh and my Misubishi Diamond Pro 21 TX 12" monitor**

21" even*

"1 GHZ AMD DURON
about 384 MB pc 133 CAS2 RAM
40 GB HD
Nvidia TNT VIPER V550 16 MB Video card. (ownes the 6800 ultra)
52x cd copier, 32x cd drive,
cable modem"

Ouch, the slowest system I own is a Duron 1300 which acts as my gateway/firewall/server machine.

plus microsoft wireless optical mouse II
logitech, super mega internet keyboard, HP scanjet 3400c, and HP photo printer.

you know,, i get the serch torch, for about 5 secs, just for loading up my comuter window.
its rather slow.

it can pull off full FPS DIVX movies, thats good enough for me. I stoped playing games years ago, when i started guitar playing.

New planned system,

AMD OPTERON 3.0ghz, dual core
cooled by dual cascade kryogenic freezer,
dual 6800 ultras, gpus at -95 degrees, cooled by my other 2 dual cascades,
4 GB OCZ platinum DDR2 733mhz ram
DVD RW,
oh and neon lighting and case window.
and a copy of HL2.

should hit at least 15000 marks in 3dmark 05

I don´t think anyone will need dual core for quite a while unless it´s for bragging rights, alot of audio/video encoding or 3D rendering. For what I use my computer for, the Athlon 64 FX55 is a bit much but as a programmer, I do a lot of compiling and running programs with debugging on which can be quite CPU intensive so at least it gives me some space to work with. It´s nice being able to run a program in debugging mode and not have music or video lagging like when I used my Athlon XP 2500 as my main workstation machine.