Here's mine, new Mac Pro...just got it two weeks ago:
# Two Dell 3007WFP-HC monitors thanks to YappoDollars (these called for a new desktop machine)
# Two 2.8GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon (8-core)
# 4GB (4 x 1GB) 800MHz DDR2
# Two - 500GB 7200-rpm Serial ATA 3Gb/s
# NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT 512MB (Two dual-link DVI)
Processor: p233
RAM: 16mb
HD: 5gb
Video: 1mb onboard
Monitor(s): Dual 12 inch crt's from cash registers, I got them at a flea market.. They are bad ass!
Processor: p233
RAM: 16mb
HD: 5gb
Video: 1mb onboard
Monitor(s): Dual 12 inch crt's from cash registers, I got them at a flea market.. They are bad ass!
Here's mine, new Mac Pro...just got it two weeks ago:
# Two Dell 3007WFP-HC monitors thanks to YappoDollars (these called for a new desktop machine)
# Two 2.8GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon (8-core)
# 4GB (4 x 1GB) 800MHz DDR2
# Two - 500GB 7200-rpm Serial ATA 3Gb/s
# NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT 512MB (Two dual-link DVI)
this guy is a known theif, has scammed multiple people from this board out of money.
be careful Jason Berardi has been around for years scamming
Well it's not screaming, but it's my first machine that isn't a hand-me-down.
Samsung 205BW
Logitech laser & cordless keyboard/mouse combo
Liberty Enermax 430W
Antec P150 case
Asus P5K S775 P35 chipset motherboard
Intel Core 2 Duo E6550 2.33GHz 4MB cache 1333MHz
4GB Kingston DDR2 667MHz RAM
7600GT video card
Zalman VF700-ALCu video card cooler
Pioneer DVR-212D SATA DVD writer/reader
500GB Western Digital 16MB 7200rpm SATA drive
320GB Seagate IDE drive
What's the specs of your current machine? Multiple machine users, the one that you uses the most, pics would be great
Processor: P4 2.0Ghz something. Probably 775.
RAM: 1024MB, other than what's taken by shared video.
HD: 120GB Maxtor; the 40GB in there died in like '05.
Video: Intel Extreme i845 baby!
etc
This little pile of shit just got Vista thrown on it because there are different nuances between IE7/Vista and IE7/XP. It barely ran XP.
Oh well, it can still do it's primary purpose of iTunes. Doubt it can play DVDs now, though, since I had to trick Vista into installing a Windows 2000 driver to get the video to work.
Processor: Intel 386 w/ math co-processor
RAM: 8 MB of SIMM
HD: 200 MB
Video: 1 MB Diamond Max
etc Windows 3.11
you had to pull out that math co-processor, damn. I bet that thing can run notepad and calculator at the same freaking time without running on turbo! Lucky bastard!!
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