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| Sweet Kassy Molassy Posts: 558/886 |
Yeah. It was free, though. And it's purple, so it goes with my MB 
I'll build a new system if I sell my laptop or if I get back into gaming (though I seem to have permanently lost the fire for playing video games.) It does what I use it for, which is pretty much just posting here and chatting with GAIM. |
| leileilol Posts: 55/64 |
Just ditch that Fx5200 to something better i.e. geforce4ti, anything not the FX series and it'll be much better.
(Seriously, the fx5200 is one hell of a bottleneck to performance) |
| paulguy Posts: 47/71 |
AMD Athlon 2500+ @~2Ghz cpu
512MB DDR RAM Geforks 5200 w\256MB RAM videocard SB Live! Value soundcard Some 8x Lite-On CD/DVD+-RW drive 120GB+80GB Western Digital hard drives, both 7200RPMs I think 5 1/4" Floppy drive (not sure if it takes 1.2MB disks) some ports and stuff like serial and parallel, mouse, keyboard, ethernet (onboard), a bunch of USB ports (some 1.1 some 2.0) Windows XP Home SP2 Kasdarack, that old piece of crap is better than my computer and my computer does plenty.  |
| Rydain Posts: 540/633 |
I have a dual 2.5 GHz G5 PowerMac with 1 GB of RAM. I don't know exactly what the rest of the hardware is, but I can tell you that when I bought the computer (last spring), it was top of the line. I'm not into computer gaming, but I do a fair amount of resource-intensive computing, and my computer works very well for that. I've been meaning to get Photoshop for a while, and I know that will run beautifully.  |
| Sweet Kassy Molassy Posts: 497/886 |
My desktop is an Athlon xp3200+ at 2.19 GHz and a gig of ddr. It has a geforce fx 5200 ultra. It's old and crappy. It won't really run FEAR.
My laptop is a p4 HT at 3 GHz. It also has a gig of ram and a radeon 9700. 120 gig hard drive. It's somewhat less old and crappy than the desktop. It runs FEAR ...decently I guess. |
| Cellar Dweller + Posts: 102/138 |
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 dual core 4200+ socket 939
RAM: 2GiB PC400 Motherboard: ABIT AN8 nForce4 HDD(/dev/sda): Maxtor 6L200S0 7200RPM 200GB SATA Optical(/dev/hda): NEC ND-3540A DVD/CD +/- RW Floppy(/dev/fd0): NEC 1.44 MB 3.5" Video: Geforce 6800 PCIe 16x 128MB (using the nVidia driver) Monitor: KDS XF-70 17" flat CRT NIC (Internet facing): Network Everywhere NC100U-WM 10/100Base-T NIC (LAN facing): on board 10/100/1000Base-T (using the reverse engineered open source 'forcedeth' driver included with Linux, not the nVidia one) Audio: on board (using Linux supplied drivers) Audio (amp): Rotel RX-150A "solid state AM/FM stereo receiver" (it's older than I am) Audio (speakers): Yamaha NS-6390 bookshelf 70W nom/140W max Internet connection: satellite 512Kbps down/128kbps up OS: Debian 3.1 aka "sarge", 64 bit native |
| Prince Kassad Posts: 271/321 |
My computer stats, quoted from another board:
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| Sukasa Posts: 1616/2068 |
Pentium I 200Mhz.
64MB of RAM SIMM, but the port could have been there for DIMM... 2 Videocards (4 and 4? MB each, both 3D), both PCI Soundblaster Live! 24-bit 2 USB ports (1.0 or 1.1?) Onboard unused VGA Onboard Parallel/Serial Realtek Ethernet card, 100Mb/s 2 Hard Drives, 12GB total CD Burner CD reader iOmega ZIP100 drive Network connection to Pentium II Pentium II 350Mhz. 64MB of RAM 8MB 3D Videocard, AGP Creative Ensoniq AudioPCI 2 USB ports (1.0 or 1.1?) Onboard Parallel/Serial SMC EtherEZ 10Mb/s 1 Hard drive, I *think* 2GB CD Reader Logitech Rumblepad II, perfect for SNES gaming (great for PSX as well...) Network Conenction to Pentium I |
| Trapster Posts: 3330/3604 |
Ok, here goes.
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 3000+ (2.00GHz). RAM: 1gb. VIDEO: ATI Radeon 9800pro. HD: 160gb + 300gb, Maxtor drives. MOTHERBOARD/MAINBOARD: MSI-MS-6702 VIA Technologies Inc Apollo K8HTB CPU to PCI Bridge. CD/DVD: DVDRW IDE1108. MONITOR: Samsung SyncMaster 793s 17". 8 USB 1.1 ports. |
| HyperHacker Posts: 3139/5072 |
Look to the left of this post. I keep a link there for easy access when I post about stupid computer problems. |
| fabio Posts: 1727/2415 |
I've been using this site to scan my computer so that it can tell me what games I can run. All the games that I wanted to play on my Windows ME computer that I'm using doesn't even meet the minimum requirements to play the games.
Some of my computer's specs are 1.10 GHz, 254.4 MB of RAM, and Intel(R) 82810E Graphics Controller which is my video card. Other than that, the only games that I can run on my computer are just ROMs and that's it. I'm planning on getting a new computer anyway right before I go to college. |
| FreeDOS + Posts: 816/1312 |
CPU: Celeron 1.4GHz (pretty much a Pentium III)
RAM: 384MB Video: NVIDIA GeForce FX 5500 HD: 250GB NEC 4551A DVD burner  It was purchased at $30 as an NEC 3550A until I found out the hardware was exactly the same so FIRMWARE HACK (now I can do DVD-RAM and LabelFlash )
Six USB1.1 ports 1.44MB floppy drive that is seldom used, I have one good floppy disk (aka without physical errors) I primarily use OpenBSD 3.9, I've got Windows XP on it, I only use it for emulation really |
| SuperLuigi64 Posts: 110/281 |
Graphics card: ATi Radeon X800
RAM: 1gb (wants 2gb when Vista comes out) Processor: AMD Athlon 64, normal speed, 2.6 ghz; overclocked, 3.7 ghz Motherboard: Asus A8N-SLi Deluxe (don't ever buy one for a custom job) HD: 80 gb, don't know the brand, 5400 RPM CD/DVD drives: HP Lightscribe DVD+/-RW, DVD-ROM Monitor: 17" Samsung SyncMaster 740s USB Ports: 13 PRETTY DARN FAST! |
| Dr_Death16 Posts: 191/970 |
Sony Vaio laptop, 1.66 GHz, 1 GB RAM, does everything I need and more. My other computer, a pc, pales in comparison but I don't remember the specs. The laptop cost me $1500 or so, PC only $600. |
| Danielle Posts: 5691/6737 |
*bumps over to hard/software*
As for my comp... eh. 1.1 GHz, 448mb RAM. It doesn't play any type of game very well, but I don't play Halo or WoW or anything like that. |
| Tarale Posts: 1564/2713 |
I have several computers, so I'll just list them really briefly:
uh.. think that's it. This should be in HW/SW |
| gaara8591 Posts: 26/164 |
all i kno is that i have 1 gig of ram and a on board graphics...bah |
| leileilol Posts: 38/64 |
my computer was the best $120 i have ever spent. Can play Halo (why play that crap anyhow!) and late-90s DOS games.
Radeon 9800 Pro. 512MB DDR500 RAM. 2,000,000,000Hz. Yes, it's the truth. |
| Trapster Posts: 3325/3604 |
Not to be rude or anything but wouldn´t this thread fit in better in this forum rather than in Craziness Domain?
If you ask an admin, they´ll gladly move it. |
| SirCadgoan Posts: 17/22 |
How good is your computer? Can you play stuff like halo, or only dos games (or esle your computer crashes). What video card do you have? Ram? Hz? Be truthful. |
