Been a while since we all has a system check,

What are you running now? New system? New CPU new graphics card?


Me i just upgraded my single 64 winchester 939 to a Dual core 64 Toledo 939. a 188.00 upgrade that really has been worth it. Very simple to do, didnt even have to reinstall the OS

Sadly, Im still running the same thing I was when I joined Flexbeta I havent had any money for upgrades and I wont until I get a job.

The systems I have right now:

System #1:

MacPro
2 x Dual Core Xeon 3.0G
4GB Ram
2 x 160 HDD
Nvidia 7800 GT
Superdrive
30" Apple Cinema
Mac OS X
Windows Vista Ultimate

System #2:

Acer Ferrari 5000 Laptop
AMD Turion 64 X2 2.0G
2GB Ram
160GB HDD
ATI X1600 Mobility Radeon
HD DVD/DVD-RW Drive
15" XGA
Windows Vista Ultimate

System #3:

Acer Aspire 9805 Laptop (Holy crap, this thing is friggin heavy but a fantastic gaming laptop)
Intel Core Duo 2.16G
2GB Ram
2 x 120GB HDD (RAID 0)
Nvidia GeForce 7600
HD DVD/DVD-RW Drive
20.1" XGA
Windows Vista Ultimate

Man kelps those are some hot rigs. How do you like that OS X on the dual core?

Same old same old.

Intel 3.0ghz Prescott core socket mpga478
MSI NEO2 PFISR Motherboard
768MB DDR333 RAM
160GB SATA HDD
ATi 9600XT 128MB AGP8x
Creative SB Audigy 2 7.1 Surround Card
15" LCD that's about to kick it
CD/DVD-RAM/RW Drive

College in the fall means new computer. A laptop and new tower, probably

I love it, especially now that Adobe has finally released the Universal CS3 apps, been waiting and waiting for that. Now I just have to wait for Microsoft to release the Universal Office 2008 for Mac and I can use Office again on the Mac because right now with Office 2004 for Mac running on Rosetta it runs like crap. Using Entourage gives me a headache. But with apps that are Universal the machine flies. Vista runs nice on it too, although it is a pain in the a$$ right now to get Vista running perfectly with the Boot Camp beta. Me, and many many other people have ran into problems getting the video cards to work with vista, but after some manual trickery I finally got it working. The final Boot Camp version will hopefully do a much better job when its released with Leopard.

man, that just friggin makes me drewl

Athlon64 X2 4200
Asus A8N-SLI Premium
Broken EVGA 7900GT
IDE 80GB (boot)
Sata 250GB
2GB DDR400
1600X1200 16" monitor
1280X1024 15" monitor
CD RW drive

Just upgraded (few months back) from a Opteron 146 to 170 running with 4 x 512MB RAM. Dual core ftw!

New rig build at Xmas recently had a few upgrades

Intel Core 2 Duo E6600
2GB DDR2 PC6400
4x 500GB SATA-II (RAID 0)
7950GT 512MB
2x DVD+-RL LightScribe
2x Dell 2407WFP 24" TFT @ 1920x1200 ( 3840x1200 total!)
MS Wireless Photo Keyboard
Vista Ultimate, XP Pro and OSX 10.4!

That looks like enough space to store a few files

Here are my Systems:

Personal System:
Renate:
Coolermaster Centurion II case
Antec 650W ultra-quiet power supply
Asus M2N4-SLI
AMD Athlon 64 X2 3800+
Dane-Elec 1024MB DDR2
Seagate Barracude 60GB P-ATA
Seagate Barracuda 250GB SATA II
Asus nVidia 7300GT Silent
Creative Audigy II Platinum 7.1
Logitech X5-30 5.1 Surround system
Lite-On DVD and CD-RW drive
Microsoft Comfort Curve 2000 black edition keyboard
OSses:
Windows XP SP2
Kubuntu Linux 7.04
Gentoo Linux
SuSE Linux 10.2

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Update
Home Server:
Katie:
AsRock K7VM2 KT333
AMD AthlonXP 2800+ *
Dane-Elec 256MB DDR RAM
Seagate Barracuda 250GB P-ATA
ATi Radeon 9600XT 256
eGalax Touch solutions Touchscreen
OS:
Xubuntu Linux 6.04 stripped

Antec NSK 4000 case:
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The touchscreen, 17" LCD-TFT screen
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* It's running at 1250MHz, can somebody tell me why?

lol mines a little messed up (my mom put a virus on it)

Lol

Update on my server:
It's now running as an AMD AthlonXP 2000+, appearantly, the M/B can't handle any faster, now running at 1667 MHz.

Which is better already that's faster the same speed my previous home-server system had as TOTAL speed

Ow, and it's running Xubuntu 7.04 now

Personal Machine

Operton 165 Dual Core (OC-ed to 2.4)
DFI LanParty NF4 UT-D
4 GB DDR500
120GB HDD
40GB HDD
Geforce 7300
Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Professional Fatality
19" LG WideScreen 3000:1 Monitor
CD/DVD-RAM/RW Drive

Windows Vista Ultimate x64 , Ubuntu Linux (VMWare), Windows Server 2008 Beta 3

too tired to add the rest..tell those later

Intel Q6600 2.4 Ghz Core 2 Quad
2 GB PC2 6400 RAM
2X 500GB HD in Raid 1 configuration
Evga 680i Motherboard
Sapphire X1950 XT Video card.
X-Dreamer 2 case

unfortunately it's all ruined because I have Vista X64 Ultimate edition lol

Same old system here:

P4 3ghz with HT
2 GB DDR 400
ATI Radeon 9600XT
Audigy SE
HD = 74, 74, 80, 80, 160
650W PSU

Main comp: is what's in my sig, main components are three years old and feeling the pain of modern day requirements!

Laptop: Toshiba Portege A200 I got last year, nice and compact and does the job for when I'm on the go, looks cool at presentations

and my box of tricks (not sure if that cpu temp is correct, it is under load though, still it's been like that for a good six or so years!):

No, phpsysinfo doesn't read the values of your sensors correctly... I've tried to get it to work, but never actually got it working, I got it so far to reading the actual temps... but als reading the mins and maxes as temps

hmm, well Ksensors seems to report similar readings, I think it's either just a hot cpu with a stock cooler or badly calibrated thermistors.

It's back at home while I'm at uni, probably a hot day and the cooling I've got in that box is next to nothing!

Thanks for the info though, worth knowing, i have been playing around with phpsysinfo getting it to work with different monitoring tools (it's just on it's default at the mo).

To get acurate readings, check your bios, or the motherboard software (which is often wrong as well btw)

Bios is most often the closest to correct... and in windows, Everest get's pretty close, in Linux, usually sensors (konsole prog) is pretty close, but often behind.

i think i've got the latest bios, i'll check when i get home in the summer. sensors seems to be reporting the same readings too, i think that 74 is definitely wrong:

Since joing Flexbeta I've had one new computer (Dell Dimension 5000) still currently using that. Only thing that has changed is that I've added another hard drive (the old one was clicking alot). The hard drive is a Seagate Barracuda SATA-300 7200.10 500GB 16MB (ST3500630AS).

Got plans to build my next PC

lol indeed he does indeed he does