What computer do you use?

[Beebop]

VapoChill XE Case @ -20 Celcius
Intel Pentium 4 3.2GHZ Extreme Edition: Overclocked to 4.0GHZ
Abit IC7-Max3 With OTES cooling
2GB Corsair XMS4400 550MHZ DDR
Ati Radeon 9800XT 256MB
Twin 74GB Western Digital Raptors 10kRpm-Raid 0 array (148Gb) for applications
Twin 160GB Seagate barracudas 8Mb cache/7200 rpm (320GB) for storage
Plextor PX-708A 8xDVD-R
Plextor 52X32X52 CD-RW
Windows Xp Pro Streamlined
Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum Pro ZS
Creative Gigaworks S750 7.1
Samsung 243T 24" 1920X1200 LCD Display
Microsoft Wireless Desktop Elite
FunC Mousepad


then i awoke...

 

[davidmiya]

Quote:

Originally posted by Beebop VapoChill XE Case @ -20 Celcius Intel Pentium 4 3.2GHZ Extreme Edition: Overclocked to 4.0GHZ Abit IC7-Max3 With OTES cooling 2GB Corsair XMS4400 550MHZ DDR Ati Radeon 9800XT 256MB Twin 74GB Western Digital Raptors 10kRpm-Raid 0 array (148Gb) for applications Twin 160GB Seagate barracudas 8Mb cache/7200 rpm (320GB) for storage Plextor PX-708A 8xDVD-R Plextor 52X32X52 CD-RW Windows Xp Pro Streamlined Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum Pro ZS Creative Gigaworks S750 7.1 Samsung 243T 24" 1920X1200 LCD Display Microsoft Wireless Desktop Elite FunC Mousepad then i awoke...

Damn, you don't mess around do you?

 

[TheMuffinMan_01]

nothing speacial,

P4 2.4c GHz
512 megs of i forget what kind of ram
120 gig hard drive
raedon 9800 non pro

its a dell, has been working very nicely. it was quite cheap cause i went completely no frills.

 

[lan]

Quote:

Originally posted by Beebop Sound Blaster Audigy 2 Platinum Pro ZS Creative Gigaworks S750 7.1 then i awoke...

All was going well until these details.

 

[Dan the audioman]

IBM thinkpad R40

.....and im too lazy to go into the specs...

 

[KR...]

Quote:

Originally posted by davidmiya Damn, you don't mess around do you?

In his dreams...

Quote:

then i awoke...

I guess people missed that part, LOL!

 

[tortie]

Quote:

Originally posted by davidmiya Damn, you don't mess around do you?

Looks like he doesn't david. I wonder if beebop uses custom powercables for his computer rig

 

[Demolition]

Apple Power Mac G4 Dual 533 (Digital Audio)
1.5 GB RAM
ATI Radeon 32 MB (w/ADC)
ATI Rage 128 Ultra 16 MB
Sonnet Tempo ATA/133 card
Maxtor DMP60 40 GB HD (2 MB cache)
IBM Deskstar 60GXP 60 GB HD (2 MB cache)
Western Digital Caviar SE 200 GB HD (8 MB cache)
IBM Travelstar 30GN 20 GB (in portable FireWire case)
Sony DW-U14A 4x DVD+/-R/RW
Toshiba SD-R1102 CD-RW/DVD-ROM combo drive
LaCie electron19blue II 19"
Sony Multiscan 15sx 15" (for palettes)
Mac OS X 10.2.8
... and a bunch of other stuff

Once the Christmas debts are all paid off, I'm either going to buy a G5 (depending on what Steve Jobs says at MacWorld SF tomorrow) or a CPU upgrade and a couple of new video cards. Or maybe one of the rumoured mini-iPods.

D.

 

[EyEPoD]

Beebop's dream machine sounds alot like the controversial L-Computer's system... but thats a whole different story.

 

[davidmiya]

My 1-year old machine:

Dell Dimension 4800:
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Pentium4 2.53 gHz
80 GB Hard Drive
512 MB RAM
24x CRRW Drive
50x CDROM Drive
nVidia 4200 AGP vid card
SoundBlaster Value! soundcard

Not terribly fast, but good for the price I paid 1 year ago ($1100)

 

[amol]

Amd athlon 2000+
ASUS A7V266-M (Kt 266A) w/ only 2 pci slots

768 MB PC 2100 DDR
Ati radeon 8500 128 MB LE
17 Inch Samsung Dynaflat flatscreen
Logitech optical
Samsung keyboard,
Samsung 40 X burner,
only 40 gb 7200

Sblive 5.1

D-link NIC (w 64/64 kbps cable connection)
Suffices me for all my needs , and not looking forward to upgrade anytime soon.

Except for my sound card that is

( gonna upgrade very soon)

 

[mxs1030]

Quote:

Originally posted by EyEPoD Beebop's dream machine sounds alot like the controversial L-Computer's system... but thats a whole different story.

http://www.go-l.com/desktops/machl38/features/index.htm

$8000

 

[D-EJ915]

Haha, you can choose from like 50 different stones to get your "L" in on the front...haha...what a weirdness thingie going on.

 

[Eagle_Driver]

Well, here is *my* system:

1. Antec SX1035B case
2. Antec TruControl 550W power supply
3. AMD Athlon XP 2000+ CPU @ stock speed (1.67 GHz)
4. Asus A7V333 motherboard
5. 512MB PC2100 (DDR266) DDR RAM
6. GeForce4 Ti4400 graphics card w/ 128MB DDR RAM
7. 120GB WD1200JB hard drive (8MB cache)
8. 8X DVD-ROM (40X CD-ROM) drive
9. 52x24x52X CD-RW drive
10. M-Audio Revolution sound card
11. ACS-48 2.1 speaker set
12. 10/100 NIC card
13. 56K (v.90) modem (duh)
14. DSL (faster than dial-up)
15. Floppy (duh)
16. Microsoft Internet Keyboard
17. Logitech MX500 mouse
18. Epson printer

I had originally planned to switch from AMD to Intel. But when I found that I would have gotten a more up-to-date AMD-based setup consisting of a Athlon XP 2600+ (Barton) CPU with 512K L2 cache, an Abit NF7-S V2.0 nForce2-based motherboard with SATA and FireWire interfaces and 1GB (two 512MB sticks) of PC3200 Corsair XMS low-latency DDR memory for less $$$ than I would have paid for an Intel-based setup consisting of a 2.6c GHz Pentium 4 CPU with an effective 800MHz FSB, an Intel-made i875P chipset-based motherboard and only 512MB (two 256MB sticks) of the same Corsair XMS PC3200 CL2 DDR memory. So I stuck with an updated AMD setup in the end (but I haven't installed the new components in yet). Furthermore, my current motherboard doesn't support any of the newer 333MHz FSB or 400MHz FSB Athlon XP processors - at least not the particular board revision of the Asus A7V333 that I have (I have V1.02 [which is NOT AMD-recommended for anything above a 2200+, but V1.04 is AMD-recommended for up to a 2600+/266 CPU] - but I needed V2.0 or higher just to support the new 333MHz FSB CPUs).

Oh, by the way, since I have already purchased the new parts, do I need a better video card than my current GF4 Ti4400? The R9600XT and the GFFX 5700U looks attractive in my price range, since they claim full hardware DX9 support (the GF4 Ti4400 is only a DX8-generation part) - but I am willing to go all the way to an R9800 Pro if the price is right (the R9800XT is still waaaay too expensive for my budget right now).

 

[Textual Intercou]

1 GHz 15" Powerbook
1 GB Ram
60 GB HD

Need to get a PC for my planned purchase of the RME PAD, though