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here are my specs lol :p3 800mhz384 mb ramwinxp pro originalGeforce 2 MX 30 GB hd40 GB hd80 GB hdNET - Rogers 5MBit
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850 Mhz Processor P III 256 MB Ram 80 GB 7200 RPM HDD 24 BIT screen Res. Windows XP SP1 + Points ---> Got a 3100 WATT Home theator System Attached to COMP! ---> A TV Tuner Card to Enjoy the Above Damn Thing! 
QUOTE(shridhar @ Jun 18 2004, 07:50 PM) :: My PC Configuration :: No 850 Mhz Processor P III 256 MB Ram 80 GB 7200 RPM HDD 24 BIT screen Res. Windows XP SP1 + Points ---> Got a 3100 WATT Home theator System Attached to COMP! ---> A TV Tuner Card to Enjoy the Above Damn Thing! not bad stats, is that a year or two old? The only extras to the computer are wintv and some dell speakers and subwoofers... Sounds nice what you have...
I have upgraded once again [Intel Pentium 4, 2.8GHz CPU and a Chaintech A-GT60 AGP NVidia GeForce4 Ti 4600 with 1GB DDR SDRAM video accelerator. Reasons? Simple: to play full-screen high-definition Video/DVD/MPEG in zillion colors, real-time DirectX3D/OpenGL 3D games and draw/manipulate true-color/rendered graphics/3D animation under "proper" conditions. ... Oh, and did I forget to mention, also to OVERCLOCK...  NOTE: I have purchased each component separately (shopped around for best prices/deals first), and then assembled my computer entirely from ground up.
Looking at your specs makes me dizzy! I'm using a pretty old computer already:
HP Pavilion mx50 - 1 GHz - Intel Pentium III processor - 30 GB - 128 MB SDRAM (originally) + 128 = 256 - 24 BIT screen resolution I don't know what SP I'm using...but anyways, it's still a slow computer 
 ...its shudnt be called a slow computer ..anything round 1GIG is good ..and the user is normally stisfied wid the machine he is working until he tries someone else's machine .. ...So be satisfied ..For home PC , 1 GHz wid 30Gb is good..
Intel P4 3.0GHz Extreme Edition
4GB Corsair PC3200 DDR Memory 200GB Western Digital HDD and 74GB Western Digital Raptor 10,000 RPM HDD Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS Platinum Pro 7.1 Gigaworks Speaker System Dual BFG GeForce 6800GT
Mine is:
AMD Athlon 1800+ 384 MB nVidia GeForce2 MX 400 40GB HDD 17" Philips Flatscreen CRT Monintor This com's about 2 years old already but its still serving me well.
Well my I pc its very much an entreteiment center, I like to called.
DomRadio, funny name ahh. Pentium 4 3.2 GHz processor Windows XP Pro 1GB Ram(4 slots, 2 512 2 empty) 80GB for C: 20GB for D: and 30 for E: CD-R/RW who knows the speed? DVD-R never used, thats why I bought the ps2 it has a DVD player Sound Blaster something.. Creative Subwoffer(sorry bad spelling) hooked top to my stereo and home thearter and some big ass 4000 wats speakers and only thing about this that I dont like its that no good video card.. anyways I use a 14" Gateway monitor on that. lol now the pc I use for my stuff name: Ebony.. Pentium 4 3.2 GHz processor Windows XP Pro 512mb ram 40GB hard drive no....DVD on this on only a CD-ROM, I dont know who have that these days. manufacture sound card 2 lil speakers.. and a 17" Gateway monitor Latest Entries
here are my specs lol :
p3 800mhz 384 mb ram winxp pro original Geforce 2 MX 30 GB hd 40 GB hd 80 GB hd NET - Rogers 5MBit
here are my specs:
Pentium 4 2.53 GHZ 512 Mhz Ram Win XP SP1 Geforce MX 440 128 Mb 80 GB Hardrive 30 GB Hardrive NET - ADSL 1 MB
i use..
@ home: AMD Duron 850 with 128MB SDRAM all cards are on board. cheapest man  HDD 40GB with XP-home @ office: P4 1.4 with 500MB RDRAM 30GB HDD with Win2k for works another one for experiment: P4-3.2 with 500MB RDRAM 80GB HDD and SCSI 18GB 10000rpm - with RedHat 9.0 for server
Ouch, some of you guys have seriously heavy stuff.
Only thing impressive about my system is it's got 5 Hard Disks. They keep suviving the upgrades, I have a 8 Gb system, 30 Gb Appz, 80 Gb Odds & Ends, 120 Gb Mp3 and 200 Gb Video disk. Two of these are on the RAID IDE. The rest is quite old; Atlon 1800+ on MSI K7T266 Pro-R, 640 Mb Ram, GeForce 2 MX400, 19" Digital monitor (Now THAT is Heavy Stuff!). Still Using a DVRaptor for Video.
motherboard Asus P533
Pentium 4 2530 MHz 512 MB ram DDR GeForce 4 MX 440 64 MB  HD IDE Hitachi 120 GB universal card reader (so cute! it reads 4 types of cards and it fits into a 5.25" slot. cuute!  )LG CD reader 52x LG Combo (CD Writer/DVD reader [lame]) the most sh't sound card in the world Monitor LG Flatron 17" Win XP Pro / Win 98 / Slackware 10 this the computer "for work"; then I have a unknown motherboard.. AMD Athlon 1000 MHz (check out the name! ) Hercules 3D Prophet 4500 ST 64 MBHD IDE Western Digital 20 GB for OSs + HD IDE Maxtor 60 GB for storage LG CD reader 52x The best sound card in the world Sound Blaster PCI 128lame monitor - DEX (?) 15" Win 95 se / Win 98 / Win XP / QNX 6.3 , that is connected to the internet 25h/24 - 8 days/7 and by now it's only an eMule client!
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