Post Your Computer Specs

[ShadeSlayer 15]

Manufacturer: I build my own computers

Motherboard: Gigabyte DDR2/3 ATX CrossFire SATA RAID Sound 2GLAN Motherboard

Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 Dual Core Processor 3.0GHX Wolfdale (1333 FSB)

Memory: Kingston HyperX 4x1GB 4GB  DDR2-1066 Dual Channel Memory

Hard Drive: Seagate Barracuda 1000GB SATA2 Hard Drive

Backup Hard Drive: LaCie 1000GB External Hard Drive USB2.0

Power Supply: OCZ GameXStream 850W Power Supply 120MM Fans

Video Card: Visiontek Radeon HD 4870 512MB Video Card

Tower: Antec 900 Mid Tower Gamer Case 900 ATX 9 Drive Bay USB 2.0

Monitor: Samsung SyncMaster 24IN Widescreen LCD Monitor Black 1680x1050 8000:1 DVI VGA

Sound Card: AuzenTech X-FI Prelude 7.1 Sound Card

Keyboard: Saitek Eclipse Keyboard Black USB w/Silver Keys & Blue LED

Mouse: Logitech RX1000 Optical Laser Mouse USB

Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Professional

[your_adress_here 11]

You could probably put this in the "Show Us Your Computer" thread. You could even put a picture up.

[ShadeSlayer 15]

Originally posted by: your_adress_here You could probably put this in the "Show Us Your Computer" thread. You could even put a picture up. quote>

I was thinking about it, but I don't have a picture, and the topic is kind of different.

[Haljackey 17,272]

Manufacturer: HP

Motherboard: I don't know.  Seems fine.

Processor: Quad-core AMD (2.2 ghtz I think)

Memory: 3GB

Hard Drive: 2 320GB hard drives logged in there, so 640GB total

Backup Hard Drive: None.

Power Supply: Power cord.

Video Card: 8800GT (uh I think its 512MB)

Tower: HP, but its got some ports at the front for USB and AV connections.

Monitor: 24 inches, 1920x1200 resolution

Sound Card: 7.1 thing, but I have 5.1 speakers...

Keyboard: Standard keyboard

Mouse: Wireless Laser mouse.  Its pretty cool!

Operating System: Vista!    (Home Premium)

[warrior 169]

Manufacturer: None (me)

Motherboard: I don't know. Seems fine.

Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 @ 2.40Ghz

Memory: 3.5GB

Hard Drive: 1 698GB (750GB), 1 228GB (300GB), 927 GB (1.05TB) in total

Backup Hard Drive: 300GB external

Power Supply: Some PSU I can't remember but with 700watts

Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 7600 GT (256MB?)

Tower: Mine

Monitor: some amount of inches about 20 (1280 x 1024)

Sound Card: on motherboard

Keyboard: MS Desktop 8000 or something

Operating System: Vista Ultimate

[hyped_up_boy 15]

Desktop

Manufacturer: Dell

Motherboard: -

Processor: Intel Pentium 4 w/HT @ 3.0GHz

Memory: 1.0GB

Hard Drive: 160GB

Power Supply: umm.. the hydroelectric dam in the mountains?

Video Card: 256MB ATi Radeon X600

Tower: Dimension 5150 w/ 6 USB ports (2 front, 5 back), 2 DVD R/W drives (1 never read DVDs, so i took one from a broken computer), and card readers

Monitor: 17" LCD

Sound Card: -

Keyboard: Dell

Mouse: Dell

Operating System: Windows XP Home SP3

Laptop

Manufacturer: Toshiba

Motherboard: -

Intel Core 2 Duo T5750 @ 2.0GHz

Memory: 3.0GB

Hard Drive: 250GB

Power Supply: Battery (though at home i use the power cord)

Video Card: 256MB ATi Mobility Radeon HD3470

Screen: 14.1"

Sound Card: -

Mouse: Logitech VX Nano

Operating System: Windows Vista Home Premium 64-bit

[Theirishnintendonerd 13]

Laptop

Manufacturer: Acer

Model name : Extensa 5620z

CPU: Intel pentium 1.60 ghz

RAM: 1GB

Hard drive: 80GB

Graphics chipset : Intel X1300

Sound card : Realteck HD audio

Screen resolution : 1280 X 800

Operateing system : windows vista , ubuntu

(yes, my laptop specs suck ) 

[screamingman12 30]

Manufacturer: HP
Model name : Pavilion zd8000
CPU: Intel pentium 3.2 Ghz
RAM: 2GB
Hard drive: 100GB
Graphics chipset : ATI Mobility Radeon X600, 256 MB
Screen resolution : 1440x900
Operating system : Windows XP

Manufacturer: Apple
Model name : eMac
CPU: PowerPC G4 1 Ghz
RAM: 1GB
Hard drive: 60GB
Graphics chipset : ATI Radeon 7500, 32MB
Screen resolution : -
Operating system : OS X 10.4

Manufacturer: Apple
Model name : Power Mac G4 (Digital Audio)
CPU: PowerPC G4 2x 533Mhz
RAM: 604 MB
Hard drive: 40GB
Graphics chipset : AGP 4x
Screen resolution : -
Operating system : OS X 10.0

Manufacturer: custom built
Model name : -
CPU: Intel Celeron 1.7 Ghz
RAM: 256 MB
Hard drive: 15GB
Graphics chipset : -
Screen resolution : -
Operating system : Windows XP

Manufacturer: custom built
Model name : -
CPU: Intel Celeron 667 Mhz
RAM: 256
Hard drive: 20GB
Graphics chipset : -
Screen resolution : -
Operating system : Windows Neptune (!)

Manufacturer: HP
Model name : Pavilion D4100Y
CPU: Intel Pentium D 2.6 Ghz
RAM: 1GB
Hard drive: 160GB
Graphics chipset : -
Screen resolution : -
Operating system : Windows XP

Manufacturer: HP
Model name : Pavilion dv4030us
CPU: Intel Pentium M 1.6 Ghz
RAM: 512 MB
Hard drive: 100GB
Graphics chipset : -
Screen resolution : -
Operating system : Windows XP

[huskerman007 26]

Manufacturer: Me

Motherboard: Evga 680i

Processor: Q6600 Quad Core 2.4ghz Overclocked to 3 ghz

Memory: 4GB

Hard Drive: WD Raptor 150gb 1 and 2 300GB Seagates

Backup Hard Drive: None.

Power Supply: 650W

Video Card: Evga 9800 GX2

Tower: Sunbeamtech Something I dont remember

Monitor: 22 inches, 1920x1200 resolution - Acer

Sound Card: Integrated in with Mobo 7 HD channels

Keyboard: Standard keyboard

Mouse: Laser Mouse

Operating System: Vista (Home Premium) and also Windows 7 I have 2 boots

[ilikehotdogsalot 307]

Manufacturer: Dell

Motherboard:No Idea

Processor: Intel Pentium 4CPU @ 3.00 GHz with 1 GB of RAM

Memory: 4.5 GB

Hard Drive: 55.8GB

Backup Hard Drive: none

Video Card: NVIDIA something

Tower: Precision Workstation 360

Monitor: Samsung Syncmaster 223bw 22 inch.

Sound Card: on motherboard

Keyboard: A wireless Logitech from a friend

Operating System: Microsoft XP Home Edition (with a LeopardXP Brico Pack to make it look like an Apple, hehe)

[Duke87 1,070]

Manufacturer: Hewlett-Packard (HP Pavilion dv1000)

Motherboard: whatever it came with

Processor: Intel Pentium M 1.86 GHz

RAM: 782 MHz 0.99 GB

Hard Drive: 92.9 GB

Backup Hard Drive: WD Passport. Not sure of the storage capacity, but it's bigger than the internal one.

Power Supply: Some power cord made by Kensington. I had to replace it last summer, that's the new one.

Video Card: Mobile Intel 915GM/GMS,910GML Express Chipset Family

Tower: It's a laptop

Monitor: "Plug and Play Monitor", according to the Device Manager. Capable of 1280×768 (widescreen) at 96 DPI.

Sound Card: Conexant AMC Audio

Keyboard: It's a laptop

Mouse: Synaptics PS/2 Port TouchPad

Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP2

This computer's going to be 4 years old in July. So, it's a bit of an antique as these things go.

I'm not considering replacing it, though. Why not? Well, getting a new computer would mean getting Vista (ick). I like my XP. So I'm clinging to this computer as long as I can. I'm just going to absolutely run it into the ground, then replace it when it stops working and not a second before.

[s.i.X 13]

Manufacturer: Cicero and my uncle

Motherboard: No idea

Processor: Intel Pentium 4 2.2GHz

Memory: 512 MB Ram

Hard Drive: Two 40GBs and a 20GB

Power Supply: No idea

Video Card: something by ATI

Tower: Generic looking thing by Cicero, with 6 USB ports

Monitor: Something generic, 17 inches

Sound Card: Some sort of software thing

Keyboard: "RetailPlus+", regular keyboard with buttons to control speakers and access home pages, go back or stop, open calculator, My Computer, etc.

Mouse: Logitech wireless optical mouse, not sure what kind, the sticker is gone

Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Home SP3

It starts up in 4 minutes and I can browse the internet. I'm happy.

[ilikehotdogsalot 307]

Duke, you should wait a little bit and consider getting Windows 7. I've avoided buying a new computer all this time too because of Vista.

[LarksTonguesInAspic 28]

Lenovo

Dual-core Pentium 4, 2 x 2.4 Ghz

3 gig DDR2 RAM

320 gig WDC Caviar Blue SATA II hard drive

Rambo DVD-RW multi-drive

Intel GMA X3100 graphics (to be replaced soon)

Vista Premium... I'll be dual booting w/ XP Pro when I get around to setting it up. I haven't had the CTDs I used to get with Vista Basic, so I'm in no hurry.

I just got this one, and got a pretty good deal. I haven't started to tweak it yet, we're still getting to know each other.

[Duke87 1,070]

Originally posted by: ilikehotdogsalot Duke, you should wait a little bit and consider getting Windows 7.quote>

Apparently a lot of people are doing that, although honestly I don't think "Windows 7" is going to really be any better than Vista. Simply because, like Vista, it's its own thing, not a DOS shell. Meaning it's going to have the same lack of reverse compatibility.

I've said before that XP is the latest and probably last ever version of Windows as we knew it and loved it. Every successive version leading up to it was a sequel to the one before, and an improvement upon it. Vista is neither. It's something new and completely different. Which isn't inherently a bad thing, but the problem is that some of the ways in which it's "completely different" are bad, not good... and that by separating itself from that which came before it, it creates a huge divide between old and new. And huge divides are never good for compatability.

I honestly think Microsoft marketed Vista completely the wrong way. They shouldn't have pegged it as the next Windows, they should have pegged it as a spinoff. They also shouldn't have stopped making XP.

As for the other blunders of Vista... well, some of them are just asinine ("permissions"), though others really were, unfortunately, out of their control (the DRM thing).

[SC4 meister 7]

Manufacturer-Me

Core 2 Duo 2.4

2GB (2 dimms) DDR2 800

1.5 TB RAID array, (3x 500GB WD Caviars)

74GB WD Raptor (Windows 7 installation)

Asus P5N SLI SE deluxe

ATI (yuck) Radeon 4800 w/ 512 DDR3

Benq DVD-RW

Generic CD-RW

Sound card-on board

Monitor-NEC Multisync 90 GX2

I want to say my case is Antec, "aspire" is the name on the side.

Power Supply- 750w Thermaltake Toughpower

Zantec awesome CPU fan, (sorry, don't remember the model and don't feel like looking it up) lowered my temp by like 10-15 degrees F

Operating System-On the RAID array I'm running Vista Ultimate, on the Raptor I'm running 7 Beta.

All this said, Vista sucks, no matter what version, and it's slow, even the 64 bit version, (though there is a speed increase, at least for me) Windows 7 is everything Vista should have been, Vista eats about 50% (1GB) of my ram at idle, (no windows open). Windows 7 is still more of a hog than XP, but it idles at about 36% on the same machine. Open a few things, (WLM, Zune, few FF tabs, etc) and you're back up to 50%, but on Vista you'd be at like 65-70%. I love 7, definately worth it, assuming they keep the price reasonable.

[LarksTonguesInAspic 28]

In my setup, I was only at 17-30% CPU usage with FF, ripping a CD via WMP and doing a Comodo virus scan.

[hym 358]

Originally posted by: Duke87

Apparently a lot of people are doing that, although honestly I don't think "Windows 7" is going to really be any better than Vista. Simply because, like Vista, it's its own thing, not a DOS shell. Meaning it's going to have the same lack of reverse compatibility.quote>

The switch to a non-DOS based OS was inevitable.  As soon as Microsoft attached itself to DOS, it knew it was going to have to quit using the OS because fundamentally, it was a really bad OS.  Every iteration of Windows up through XP has been about removing more and more of the DOS underpinnings.

As for the other blunders of Vista... well, some of them are just asinine ("permissions"), though others really were, unfortunately, out of their control (the DRM thing).quote>

Interesting fact about User Account Control:  Microsoft specifically designed it to be annoying.  Vista and XP have different methods of executing programs.  Vista's method, while certainly not a miracle, is more far more secure than XP's method.  Problem is, Microsoft knew that very few programs would be compatible with the new method, so Vista had to have a means to accomodate the old method of program execution.  Microsoft also knew that if they included the ability to accomodate the old method, software companies wouldn't bother rewriting their code to use the new, more secure method.  Microsoft felt it needed a means to encourage them to rewrite the programs to use the better method, so User Account Control was born.  You could execute your program using the old method, but you'll trigger UAC every time you do.  Software companies realized that Microsoft had just played its trump card, and the major ones started rewriting their code to accomodate the new method.

[jabezscratch 159]

Manufacturer: Me

Motherboard: Gigabyte

Processor: Core 2 Duo 2.4ghz

Memory: 2GB (OCZ)

Hard Drive: 75GB WD Raptor and 300GB Seagate

Power Supply: 1000W Quattro

Video Card: Diamond ATI 4870X2

Tower: Lian Li (plexiglass window side)

Monitor: 22" WS Samsung

Sound Card: Integrated

Keyboard: Standard keyboard

Mouse: Laser Mouse

Operating System: WXP SP3

[M-SIL 2]

Name: Jack

Type: Desktop

Date of birth:  November 14, 2003

Manufacturer: Myself

Motherboard: Albatron KX400-8XV

Processor: AMD Athlon XP 2600+ @1.92Ghz

Memory: 768MB

Hard Drive: Western Digital 149gb

Backup Hard Drive: Seagate 80gb

Power Supply: 350W

Video Card: Nvidia Geforce 4 MX440 @ 64mb

Tower: Standard size I guess

Monitor: 17" HP palvilion mx403

Sound Card: Avance AC97

Keyboard: Standard

Mouse: HP N+ Optical

Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP professional and Ubuntu 8.10

[Coastercraze 1]

Manufacturer: Me

Motherboard: Biostar A780G M2+ SE

Processor: AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ (3.1 Ghz dual core)

Memory: 4 GBs DDR2 800 RAM

Hard Drive: Seagate Barracuda 802.10 250 GB SATA2 HDD

Power Supply: PowerUP 450W PSU

Video Card: Sapphire ATI Radeon HD3870 512MB GDDR4

Tower: PowerUP Dark Case

Monitor: Acer X223W 22" LCD Widescreen

Sound Card: Realtek Onboard HD 7.1 Audio

Keyboard: eMachines keyboard

Mouse: Targus Notebook Optical mouse

Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP3 and uBuntu 8.10

Barebone kit from Tiger (plus a few things).

[djrules5454 5]

Manufacturer: Me, whomever made the chassis (A.K.A. - the case), my dad (set the motherboard in the case before we knew that I was going to use it),

Motherboard: ASUS A8N-SLI

Processor:

Memory: 2GB DDR (don't recall the rest)

Hard Drive: Samsung 500GB 3.0Gb/s SATA HDD

Backup Hard Drive: Some older internal 120GB HDD for now (need to get an external one)

Power Supply: Cooler Master 550W

Video Card: nVidia GeForce 6600 GT

Tower: unknown (small tower... my gargantuan tower is being prepped for my future dream machine)

Monitor: Some 26" TV made by Westinghouse

Sound Card: Onboard Sound card

Keyboard: PS/2 Soyo keyboard

Mouse: PS/2 Soyo mouse

Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP 2 (with Windows 7 Beta running in a Virtual Machine soon)

[waway625 72]

Manufacturer: Me

Motherboard: DFI Lanparty DK p35 T2Rs

Processor: Intel Core2duo e8400 (Oced to 3.6Ghz w/ Xigmatek HDT S1283 cooler)

Memory: 4Gb (2x2Gb) OCZ Fatal1ty DDR2 800

Hard Drive: Seagate Barracuda 7200.11 (500Gb & 320Gb)

Power Supply: OCZ StealthXStream 600W

Video Card: Leadtek GeForce GTX 260

Tower: Coolermaster CM 590

Monitor: 22" Viewsonic VX 2262wmp

Sound Card: Realtek Onboard HD 7.1 Audio

Keyboard:basic MS keyboard

Mouse: Razer Diamondback3G + Razer Goliathus mousepad

Operating System: Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium x64 & Windows 7 Ultimate beta x64

[LarksTonguesInAspic 28]

Originally posted by: manticorefan Lenovo

Dual-core Pentium 4, 2 x 2.4 Ghz

3 gig DDR2 RAM

320 gig WDC Caviar Blue SATA II hard drive

Rambo DVD-RW multi-drive

Intel GMA X3100 graphics (to be replaced soon)

Vista Premium... I'll be dual booting w/ XP Pro when I get around to setting it up. I haven't had the CTDs I used to get with Vista Basic, so I'm in no hurry.

I just got this one, and got a pretty good deal. I haven't started to tweak it yet, we're still getting to know each other.quote>

I have to update... after 2 CTDs, I am now running XP Corporate SP2 on this machine. I love it!

[gamersadik 0]

Manufacturer: MEEEEEEEE

Motherboard: Ultra Durable3 GA-EX58-UD4

Processor: Intel Core I7 960 @ 2.67GHz 2.79 GHz

Memory: 6GB

Hard Drive: Main 300G , others 200G, 200G, 200G, 200G, 150G.. and i have a portable HD 500G

Backup Hard Drive: 100G

Power Supply: Don`t know hehehe

Video Card: GEFORCE 8800 GTS (512MB)

Monitor: 1680,1050 resolution

Keyboard: Standard

Mouse: Standard, I hate Wireless

Operating System: Vista (Extreme)

[Jay Ess 15]

The only real computer I own:

Manufacturer: Dell

Motherboard: No idea

Processor: Intel Pentium 4 1.8ghz

Memory: 512MB

Hard Drive: 1(20GB)+1(250GB)

Power Supply: The outlet in the wall...

Video Card: Intel Extreme Graphics 64MB (I HATE it!)

Tower: Optiplex GX260 Small-form Factor

Monitor: Phillips 19" LCD at one house, Haier 19" HDTV Television at the other; 1024x768 res on both

Sound Card: SoundMAX 5.1 and a pair of headphones

Keyboard: Standard keyboard - nothin fancy

Mouse: Labtec WOM-800 (Wireless Laser)

Operating System: XP Home SP2 (Dinosauric, yes)

My slow slower computer:

Manufacturer: HP

Motherboard: No idea

Processor: AMD K6 500mHZ

Memory: 256MB

Hard Drive: 1(10GB)

Power Supply: The outlet in the wall...

Video Card: SiS 8MB

Tower: Pavillion 6640C

Monitor: Haier 19" HDTV Television; 1024x768 res

Sound Card: Broken

Keyboard: Standard keyboard - nothin fancy

Mouse: Still need to find one

Operating System: 2K Pro, downgrading to 98SE soon

[petercintn 0]

Manufacturer: SleepyQuick, LTD (a made up name for my custom builds, there's four left in the world.)

Model: Quadlicious (My personal rig, tucked away in my room)
Motherboard: DFI LT T2R P35
Processor: Q6600 O/C 3.7g
Cooling: Swiftech Apogee GTZ - Triple Rad - Push/Pull - 20ft head pump
Memory: 4g OCZ SLI 1066 DDR2 O/C 1112Mhz
Hard Drive: 2 Maxtor 320g in raid 0
Backup Hard Drive: USB box w/ WD 250g
Power Supply: PC Power & Cooling 750 Silencer
Video Card: EVGA 280GTX SSC
Tower: Antec 1200
Monitor: Samson SyncMaster 225bw
Sound Card: SB XFi Fatil1ty
Keyboard: Razer Tarantula
Mouse: Wolfking Trooper
Operating System: Vista




Model: Aero (The family rig, kitchen, the one with SC4, so everyone can enjoy!)
Motherboard: Asus P5K P35
Processor: E6600 O/C 3.0g
Cooling: Zalman 7700CU
Memory: 2g AData 800mhz DDR2
Hard Drive: 2 Seagate 500g in raid 0
Backup Hard Drive: N/A
Power Supply: Antec 500w
Video Card: EVGA 8800GTX
Tower: Aerocool XtremEngine 3T
Monitor: HP 19" WS (Walmart Special ;&gt
Sound Card: Motherboard
Keyboard: Media something or other
Mouse: Logitech
Operating System: XP


Model Ghetto: @ my daughter's apt. An old Athlon XP, runs Vista fine.
Model Opti: @ a friend's in NC. A DFI Ultra-D classic with an Opteron 165 and a OCZ 520w SLI
powering it. 2 gigs of Mushkin Black DDR. I had this rig for over a year and is still
my fav. But as with wives, I had to move on, and yes I have a favorite one of those
too :>/


Always on the upgrade, this month, another gig of Adata for the Aero, last chance to trade-up the 280GTX or maybe a real backup e-sata.

[Patricius Maximus 236]

Below are the specs for the computer I'm using now (I have two, one for gaming and internet, the other for more conventional work):

Model	Toshiba Satellite A205 Series
Processor	Intel Core 2 CPU T5300 at 1.73 GHz
Memory	2 GB
Hard Drive	110+149 GB (249 GB)
Graphics Card	nVidia GeForce 7300
Operating System	Windows Vista Un

[Randomtaskk 1]

Manufacturer: I build my own computers

Motherboard: Asus Rampage II Extreme Intel X58

Processor: Core i7 940

Memory: OCZ 12GB DDR3 PC3-10666

Hard Drive: 4,000GB total over a mix of SATA/SATA2/NAS. 2x75GB WD Raptor 10,000rpm Drives in RAID0 for system.

Power Supply: Corsair HX1000W

Video Card: 2xBFG GTX 260 OCX MAXCORE 896MB

Tower: Chieftec something or other.

Monitor: 2x24" Samsung 245b (24inch widescreen @ 1920x1200)

Sound Card: Creative X-Fi Xtreme Music

Keyboard: Razer Lycosa

Mouse: Logitech G9

Operating System: Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate x64

Speakers: Creative Gigaworks 7.1, Sennheiser RS120 Wireless Headphones, Logitech microphone thing.

[General Gunfire 0]

Systems 1, 3, and 4 all run off of a KVM Switch so they utilize these:

Keyboard/Mouse: Microsoft Wireless

Monitors: Samsung 22" Widescreen LCD, Samsung 17" LCD

System 1:

Manufacturer: Me

Motherboard: MSI Neo4/SLI Platinum

Processor: AMD 64 3200+ (OC @ 1.98ghz)

RAM: 2 GB OCZ DDR400

Boot Hard Drive: 1x 80gb Hitachi Deskstar SATAII

Storage Hard Drive: 2x 80gb Hitachi Deskstar SATAII RAID-0

Power Supply: Antec Quiet 500w Modular Power Supply

Video Card: Nvidia GeForce 8600GT 256mb

Tower: Antec LANboy

Sound Card: Creative Live! 24-bit Audio

Speakers: Logitech Z3 2.1

Keyboard: Microsoft Wireless

Mouse: Microsoft Wireless

Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP2

System 2:

Manufacturer: Apple

Processor: 2ghz Intel Core 2 Duo

RAM: 1gb 667mhz DDR2

Boot Hard Drive: 80gb Hitachi SATAII

Power Supply: Laptop Power Supply

Video Card: ATI Radeon Mobile Gfx

Sound Card: Apple Sound

Operating System: Mac OS 10.4.11/Windows XP SP2

System 3:

Manufacturer: Me

Motherboard: Gigabyte Socket 478 Mobo

Processor: 2.0Ghz Pentium 4

RAM: 512 mb PC133 SDRAM

Boot Hard Drive: 20gb Maxtor

Storage Hard Drive: (on backup storage server) 5x 10,000rpm Seagate Cheetah SCSI 320 36gb hard drives on a RAID-5 Array

Power Supply: Antec 300w Power Supply

Video Card: (old school) 3dfx Voodoo4 32mb

Tower: Generic Case

Sound Card: Creative 16-bit audio

Speakers: Logitech Z3 2.1

Operating System: Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server

System 4:

Manufacturer: Me

Motherboard: Old AMD Duron board

Processor: AMD Duron 900mhz

RAM: 384mb PC100 SDRAM

Boot Hard Drive: 13.2gb Quantum Fireball IDE

Power Supply: Generic Brand 300w ps

Video Card: Trinity 32mb

Tower: Generic FULL ATX Case (thing is a monster)

Sound Card: N/A

Operating System: Novell SuSE Linux 9.0

I need to show pictures of my meticulously wired desk. I used about 70 cable ties to get to the final product.