Pentium 4 2.4Ghz 800FSB HT - Stock cooling (Upgrade to Zalman CNPS 7000Cu soon!)
Abit IC7-Max3 BIOS 1.2
Hercules 3D Prophet 9800 Pro 128MB
Geil Ultra Platinum Series PC4200 Dual Channel 2x256MB
2 x Seagate Barracuda V 80GB 8MB Cache 7200RPM SATA150 in RAID 0 16k
1 x Fujitsu 6GB Backup drive
Artec WRA-WA48 CD-RW
Intel Pro 1000CT NIC (Onboard)
Cheiftec Dragon Series Case w/ 3 80mm Akasa Case fans.
Codegen 400w PSU
MS Multimedia keyboard + Optical Mouse

Okay a post being made for the future
 
Dual opteron 2.2ghz - or posibly 2.4 if by the time i buy it they are out
9800AIW - or the new R423 (pci express rady) ati cards
 
1g REG ECC DDR400
2x 76g raptors
 
 

 
 
nto sure what else at the moment - but making this the king of all systems!

Woo! this thread is still going? thought i'd drop in for a few minutes while i wait for my coffee's nuking procedure by the microwave.

Yes. It's still alive...good god.
 
Not my fastest box, but it's the newest.
 
Abit KG7-RAID
Duron 1.4GHz/266MHz FSB
GeForce 2 MX
256MB PC3200
IBM 10GB HDD
40x CD-ROM
Soundblaster Live! Digital 5.1
Kensington NIC
KingWin 350W PSU

Kaypro 2x
Processor Z80A
Speed 4 MHz
RAM 64K
Video 80x24 text on built-in monochrome monitor

Not my primary system just the secondary
 
Gigabyte 7S748
Athlon 1900+
MSI FX 5200 128 MB
Dlink DFE 530 TX+
Mad Dog Sound card(Envy 24 based)
Genaric 420 Watt power
Mitsumi DM 2000TE DVD-ROM
1024 MB PC-2100
NEC Floopy Drive

Quote:Pentium 4 2.4Ghz 800FSB HT - Stock cooling (Upgrade to Zalman CNPS 7000Cu soon!)
Abit IC7-Max3 BIOS 1.2
Hercules 3D Prophet 9800 Pro 128MB
Geil Ultra Platinum Series PC4200 Dual Channel 2x256MB
2 x Seagate Barracuda V 80GB 8MB Cache 7200RPM SATA150 in RAID 0 16k
1 x Fujitsu 6GB Backup drive
Artec WRA-WA48 CD-RW
Intel Pro 1000CT NIC (Onboard)
Cheiftec Dragon Series Case w/ 3 80mm Akasa Case fans.
Codegen 400w PSU
MS Multimedia keyboard + Optical Mouse


with stock cooling and that mobo u can hit 3ghz O/C easy with out breaking a sweat.

Now that i got my system sorted out for now.
 
 
Gaming rig
 
P4 2.4 @ 2.98 - 37C full load
1g pc3200 - 512 samsung / 512 Hynix
ATI Radeon 9700PRO
80g samsung ata133 (soon to be a SATA drive)
Samsugn DVD drive
19" trinitron
Asus P4P800
 
 
 
Video editing system for now
 
2.4 @ 2.87 (stock fan cooling - runs too hot but cna hit 3ghz)
Asus P4S533
512 PC2100
ATI AIW Rage 128 32mb AGP2x

Hey, it looks like some squirrels or rats or something have built a nest behind your desk. You might want to check that out.

Does it work as well as my Logitech MX 900(Bluetooth USB)?
 
 

Quote: 
Input Devices:
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* Microsoft Intellimouse Pro LaserMouse USB-Ps/2 type (overclocked in packetization for gaming)

The MX 700 uses Fast RF and the MX 900 is a bluetooth mouse(Wireless band at 2.4ghz). The MX 900 has a longer distance(30 feet) as opposed to the MX 700(6 Feet). The MX series mice are diffinally better than other wireless mice. The convenince of have a charger stand is a great asset. It's the only wireless mouse that I don't really need to use a mouse pad. Only bad thing is that the mouse is a bit expensive($99 USD) but it's worth it.
 
 
 

Quote:Quote:Does it work as well as my Logitech MX 900(Bluetooth USB)? 
 

Quote: 
Input Devices:
----------------------------------------------
 
* Microsoft Intellimouse Pro LaserMouse USB-Ps/2 type (overclocked in packetization for gaming)
 
You know... I have NO idea, as I have not tried any "bluetooth" equipment hands-on. I do like the difference however in this new "generation" of laser-mouse... smooth motion, NO drag (like ballbearing roller mice are wont to eventually do for instance), etc.
 
I had one EARLY on, generation #1 back in 1999 or so, & it was not that great in gaming... skipped/dropped packets, etc. & was almost as bad as my first generation radio frequency mouse from Logitech was....
 
(What a name, lol, a dead tooth! No offense intended, but I think the marketers could have done better on that account...)
 

 
* What is/are the advantage(s) in bluetooth?
 
APK
 
P.S.=> What is it as well?? Some form of advanced USB, Firewire, OR some totally NEW concept in peripheral attachment bus type??? apk

BUMP!

PIII 800Mhz, 256Mb, 30Gig, XP Pro
PII 300Mhz, 256Mb, 6Gig, XP Pro - Laptop
Celeron 366Mhz, 64Mb, 10Gig, 98SE

My main box updated:
 
Asus A7N8X-E Dlx
AthlonXP 2000+
512MB PC2700 (2x256)--Samsung
Sapphire Radeon 9600XT
Western Digital 60GB
Maxtor 20GB + 40GB
Seagate 9.1 Ultra 2 SCSI 10k RPM
CMD ATA100 PCI
Tekram DC-390U2W
Thermalright SK-7
Sparkle 350W PSU

I've wanted to get into SCSI for awhile, and through some trading, I got that and the Seagate. With the DC390U2W, I have more options for storage now (the Asus has SATA).
 
The SK-7 is pretty nice. Unfortunately, it's summer, and I'm sporting a Palimino core, which is running about 52*C or so idle. But it's stable, so it ain't too hot.

Alright, I have some small potatoes, but it smokes. It all shows how you tweak it!
 
System Configuration
 
****Main Workstation****
 
1. Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional (SP4)
2. AMD K6/2+ 550 MHz Processor
3. Tyan Tusami Mainboard
4. 384MB PC-100 RAM
5. ATI 3D Rage IIC AGP Video Adapter
6. Genius (Crystal Chipset) Audio Adapter
7. D-Link DFE-528 PCI Adapter (LAN)
8. D-Link DFE-220 ISA Adapter (WAN)
9. (2) Maxtor 7200-rpm ATA133 Hard Disks
10. Lite-On 52x32x52x CD-Writer
11. 1.44MB Floppy Drive
12. IBM P50 15" Trinitron Monitor
13. Regular AT-101 Keyboard
14. Microsoft Serial Mouse
15. Altec Lansing Subwoofer Speaker System
16. Full Tower Case
 
 
**** Main Server ****
 
1. Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0 (SP6a + Rollup)
2. Intel Pentium 233/MMX Processor
3. QDI ISA/PCI Mainboard
4. 128MB PC-100 RAM
5. ATI Mach64 PCI Adapter
6. Genius (Crystal Chipset) Audio Adapter
7. (4) Hard Disks - Seagate 3 GB (Boot); 2 Seagate 8.4 GB; 1 IBM 2.1 GB
8. 1.44MB Floppy Drive
9. Aamazing cm-8246 14" Monitor
10. Regular AT-101 Keyboard
11. Microsoft Serial Mouse
12. Desktop Case
 
Cheers,
Jody Thornton
(Hamilton, Ontario)
 
 

HAHA, try my second PC.
 
Running Windows 2000 Server (was as a test)
PI 120
64MB RAM (Had to borrow another 64MB cause Windows would not install with less than 128)
ISA Creative soundcard
ISA FM card (before TV cards)
6 Gig HDD
2 button mouse (no wheel)
4 speed CD-ROM (I had to use a faster one, it would've taken 2 days to install Windows)
And the worst of all, I set up an account and tried to log on to the "server" with my PIII, it took a little bit longer than 15 minutes to authenticate my password before my PIII could show the desktop
 
True story

Originally posted by Wicked101:

Quote:HAHA, try my second PC. 
Running Windows 2000 Server (was as a test)
PI 120
64MB RAM (Had to borrow another 64MB cause Windows would not install with less than 128)
ISA Creative soundcard
ISA FM card (before TV cards)
6 Gig HDD
2 button mouse (no wheel)
4 speed CD-ROM (I had to use a faster one, it would've taken 2 days to install Windows)
And the worst of all, I set up an account and tried to log on to the "server" with my PIII, it took a little bit longer than 15 minutes to authenticate my password before my PIII could show the desktop
 
True story
That's pretty funny man!
 
The RAM and HDD are a bit high for it to be a total shambls though.
 
14mb RAM, 1.8Gb hard drive, reminds me of a simpler time. ( and my dislike for Compaq Presario's 8) )

But, since then I got a bit more civilized, once I moved to Germany I bought myself a new PC, Piece by piece.
This is the best PC I've ever had or worked on, and I've worked at very big companies with lots of money and the best of the best.
 
P4 3.2Gig, 1024 cache, 800FSB, prescott
Asus P4C800-E Deluxe Motherboard
1024MB RAM
GeForce 5900 Ultra/1300TV/DVI 256MB (Golden Edition)
160Gig S-ATA HDD (Running XP)
Wifi-b Wireless
10/100/1000 LAN (onboard)
Logitech 6.1 speaker system
DVD ROM
DVD Burner
Saitek R440 Force Steering Wheel (Force Feedback)
2 x Saitek P220 Gamepads (Digital Throttle)
40Gig 8MB HDD (Running Linux)

I feel a little intimidated here with all you big guns running around,but here you go some thing to have a chuckle over.put it together myself with bits and peices,be well,peace and joy to you all.
 
Intel D815EEA Board
Pentium III .
CPU 800EB.
256 SD ram.
32 meg tnt 2 vid card .
20 gig Seagate HDD .
8 gig Quantum Fireball secondry HDD .
Lite-on LTR 52x32x52x Burner
microsoft key board
USB laser mouse
1.44 floppy
[upgrading soon]