Your Rig (Lets see them!)

[BFM_GAV]

Model: HP Pavillion dv6 Notebook pc


Processor: INtel(R) Core (TM)2 Duo Pc P8700 @ 2.53GHz      2.53GHz

Memory(Ram): 4.00GB

System Type:   32-bit Operating System


Thats what my basic info says anyway

The label sticker on the label also says that i have

16.9Display(1366x768)

Integrated Tv tuner

Discrete Graphics for great performance( I can run cod4 ect on highest graphics no problems )

SRS Premium Sound

Built in Bluetooth

It also has a 500Gb Harddrive as well.

Im using the razor Keyboards similar to ones posted here and also a razor mouse though mine seems to have more buttons than the ones i've seen posted(I have 12 side buttons on mine

Headset brand is gamecom(cost me $100Aus from memory. Sounds great with music.Downside is you dont know when Slim or Mrs Slim is calling you for dinner. cannot hear the outside world

[Moosh]

Nice Gav! (lovin' the TV tuner lol) That's the model up from my old laptop, which died after a year of use... disappointing much..

My new computer is this... (And I actually know this off by heart (since I built it myself) which is a big achievement for me xD )

Graphics Card: Sapphire Radeon 5770HD
Motherboard: Asus P7P55D
Processor: Intel Core i7 860
RAM: 4GB
Case: Aerocool Performance Gaming Case, Mesh Front Panel, Screwless Design
Harddrive: 2x 1TB Western Digital Harddrives
Monitor: 21.5" Asus VH222T Wide 1920x1080 Res.
Keyboard: Logitech Wireless Desktop MK300 (Only using the keyboard because the mouse was horrible...)
Mouse: Logitech V220 Wireless

Anddd I'm loving ittt!

[Danger]

Well here's my brand new computer!  





Intel Core i5 661 CPU @ 3.33 GHz  Overview from Intel
Intel MB DH55HC Overview from Intel
Kingston Dual Channel 2GBx2GB DDR3 1333 MHz
Sapphire Radeon 4850 Overview from Sapphire
Apevia X-Supra Blue G-Type Overview from Apevia
Western Digital 320 GB Hard Drive
Asus 19" Widescreen Monitor 1440 x 900 resolution, DVI, built-in speakers (which are actually of quite good quality, crystal clear) Overview from Asus
OEM 104-key Keyboard (gets the job done) Overview from TigerDirect
Logitech Gaming Mouse G500 Overview from Logitech
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

[Danger]

No, it was custom built at a local computer shop for $799.98 before taxes. 

[WaTy™]

Upgraded my case to the Corsair Obsidain 800D.
Probably crud pictures cause i used me phone
Front of Case:


Inside Case:


Looking Through Window:


Specs are:

Manufacturer: Custom Built
Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad CPU Q9550 @ 2.83GHz
Memory: 8192MB Corsair Dominator DDR3 RAM
Hard Drive: 1Tb + 500Gb + 320Gb = 1820Gb
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX+
Monitor: Samsung 22" Widescreen + 15" Aopen
Sound Card: Onboard Realtek High Definition Audio
Speakers/Headphones: Logitech X-140 & Microsoft LifeChat LX-3000
Keyboard: Logitech G15
Mouse: Logitech G9 @ 3200 DPI
Mouse Surface: Razer Destructor
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-EP45T-UD3LR Intel Mainboard
Computer Case: Corsair Obsidian 800D (Corsair HX1000 Power Supply)

[Tåndêm]

Over my (second or third) (ridiculously long) absence, I got myself another GB of RAM and a better video card. My computer officially doesn't stink!!!1

[Taipan™]

Over my (second or third) (ridiculously long) absence, I got myself another GB of RAM and a better video card. My computer officially doesn't stink!!!1

YAYA this section of the forums has 1337 TOPICS

[Trael]

Dell studio XPS 9000
6 intel i7 proceesers
1 terabyto of memory
nvididea best graphics card(nvr checked the model just bought it)
and now my good rig
alienware sometin or other laptop
12 intel core2 extreme proceeser chips
3 terrabytes of memory
and best nvidea card

any ways how do u spell nvidea?

[Duck]

 

nvidia

[cgsdr]

Hi this is my gaming rig, It's a 5 Years old HP m7088a Pavilion Media Centre:

- Intel CPU P4 550J HT 3.40Ghz

- 2.50GB of RAM PC3200 DDR1 184Pins (2x1GB and 2x256MB) and is planning to upgrade to 4GB (Maximum for my PC)

- 160GB Samsung HDD SATA

- 1GB of HIS Radeon HD4650 (Overclocked, and It's build on ATI GPU)

- Custom build 4.1 Speaker System (Logitech plug in into the original HP Speaker)

- a 19inch Flat screen LCD Monitor (HP f1905 1280x1024 Resolution)

- Asus M/B (HP OEM board only sold in Australia and New Zealand)

- Logitech Keyboard and mouse

- Windows 7 Ultimate 32Bit Build 7600

- Build-in Sound and Wi-Fi

- A Standard HP Media Centre m7000 Series Case

- A Standard ATX 500W PSU

And A additional 2TB of External Hard Drive. This Rig has been my best friend for 3 years after my older gave it to me when he bought a new laptop and as a birthday gift. But it's an excellent PC It's never gave me any headache problem since i took over from my brother. It's an obsolete PC but I love this PC.

[Taipan™]

Dell studio XPS 9000
6 intel i7 proceesers
1 terabyto of memory
nvididea best graphics card(nvr checked the model just bought it)
and now my good rig
alienware sometin or other laptop
12 intel core2 extreme proceeser chips
3 terrabytes of memory
and best nvidea card

any ways how do u spell nvidea?

Well your either a forum troll and/or know nothing about computers, but considering you have said best and extreme you are trying to impress. SOOOO we need proof of this awesome computer.

Download CPUZ from here: http://www.cpuid.com/download/cpuz/cpuz_154_setup.exe

Once you have install it, open it and make a print screen of the CPU and Memory tabs

Download GPUz from here: http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/1788e/GPU-Z.0.4.2.exe

Once you have downloaded it just open it and take a print screen

Put your print screens on photobucket (or whatever imaging hosting site you use) and post them up to validate your "awesome" computer.

Example (my computer):

[cgsdr]

Dell studio XPS 9000
6 intel i7 proceesers
1 terabyto of memory
nvididea best graphics card(nvr checked the model just bought it)
and now my good rig
alienware sometin or other laptop
12 intel core2 extreme proceeser chips
3 terrabytes of memory
and best nvidea card

any ways how do u spell nvidea?

3 TiB of RAM?! how could this be possible?  I never heard of that before, if HDD i will believe you but RAM? as I can know now it exist only the one with 2.5TiB which the US govt would buy http://news.techworld.com/storage/1176/us-govt-buys-worlds-biggest-ram-disk/ but 3TiB? wow! are you show off or are you real? u must be super rich. And ur PC spec look like the best, but u should know the spec. like Taipan said, If u show the screenshot of yours than ur PC is my dream machine.

[Taipan™]

Dell studio XPS 9000
6 intel i7 proceesers
1 terabyto of memory
nvididea best graphics card(nvr checked the model just bought it)
and now my good rig
alienware sometin or other laptop
12 intel core2 extreme proceeser chips
3 terrabytes of memory
and best nvidea card

any ways how do u spell nvidea?

3 TiB of RAM?! how could this be possible?  I never heard of that before, if HDD i will believe you but RAM? as I can know now it exist only the one with 2.5TiB which the US govt would buy http://news.techworld.com/storage/1176/us-govt-buys-worlds-biggest-ram-disk/ but 3TiB? wow! are you show off or are you real? u must be super rich. And ur PC spec look like the best, but u should know the spec. like Taipan said, If u show the screenshot of yours than ur PC is my dream machine.

That link is for a solid state drive which is basically a hard drive not RAM. That article was made in 2004 There are alot bigger SSD out now not to mention you can connect up multiple SSDs in a RAID array.

[cgsdr]

Oh I see, if it was a HDD then I think i have been misunderstood the article, and beside now I was using a 2TiB HDD! lol so can you tell me that does a 3TiB of RAM exist?

[Taipan™]

Oh I see, if it was a HDD then I think i have been misunderstood the article, and beside now I was using a 2TiB HDD! lol so can you tell me that does a 3TiB of RAM exist?

Yeah it can exist though will be very expensive and def not for the average consumer. You can create a virtual RAM disk with your normal RAM, but obviously will be no where near 2TB. Solid state drives are becoming the new high end stuff. PCie x16 SSD arrays can achieve insane speeds. While the latest SATA sandforce chipset SSDs can get to 285MB/s read, 275MB/s write.