It's funny seeing those with 700+ MHz complain.

I Have a '96 Gateway P5-200:

Pentium I 200MHz

64 MB of RAM

15.5 Gigs of HD Space

17' Samsung Monitor (3rd one)

But we added a lot of stuff over time like a HP CD burner, Scanner, new printer, Voodoo 2 graphics card (now obsolete), etc.

And most recently, Time Warner Roadrunner Cable Modem. I am sure glad to have it, now my computer is tryign to keep up w/ the net, instead of the other way around.

Meh 200MHz processor is still kickin!

*I had a whole components list I made, and it is backed up on CD somewhere, before my HDs were reformatted*

Computers? Lets see..

Main:

PIII 500Mhz
256MB RAM
32MB TNT2 NVidia
4MB Matrox Millenium (2)
8GB HDD
32x CD-RW
ATI TV Wonder VE (dont ever get this!! lol)
WinXP Pro
3 Monitors on system: 17"(2 of em), and 1 19"

This system is so good for programming... hehe

Server:

K6/2 366Mhz
128MB RAM
2MB? S3
80GB HDD
40GB HDD
2 NIC's
Root Linux 1.3 (rather stripped down version of linux.. but still good)

Other comps:

Wow.. so many.. most dont work though and are quite old..

Heh. I have gained access to more machines...here's my new list of machines I'm admin of:

Same as first post:
p3-1ghz.
p-133mhz.

New:
2x IBM Thinkpad 365dx

p-120mhz.
20mb RAM
820mb hdd.
Windows 98.
Internal CD-ROM
external floppy
PCMCIA modem (works real well with my hub...d'yar)


Fujitsu Stylistic 500:
AMD 486 50mhz
4mb internal RAM
16mb DRAM expansion
220mb PCMCIA ATA hdd
B&W LCD touchscreen
Stylus

Fujitsu Stylistic 100:
AMD 486 100mhz
8mb internal RAM
(waiting to find SODIMM :))
520mb PCMCIA ATA hdd
Color LCD touchscreen
Stylus
Winders 95

Also, growing pile of pieces...heh.

http://evulish.is-a-geek.net/digicam/computers.jpg <-- current setup as of yesterday :)

Well, I got an upgrade of an extra 80GB Hard Drive, and a 48X/24X/48X CD-RW Drive.

Macintosh Kicks Butt
 

I have
-a 1st generation PowerPC Mac..actually its a Motorola, but it's all the same. I really wish that I had a G4 (so does my dad) but my mom refuses to buy a mac 'cause she uses a PC at work and she can't adapt to the program differences. When I actually get a job I'm hoping to be able to afford a 17" G4 Powerbook<<That is some SWEET ACTION

-A Dell Dimension 8200 @ 1.8 Ghz

-A Dell Dimension 4500 @ 2.0 Ghz

I kinda want a dual G4 tower for pro tools :D , not to mention photoshop and premiere. My music teacher just got one, it rocks. Dual 1.0 Ghz G4, 1 gig of ram, he bought 2 of the flat panel mac monitors too.

my main computer

2.53 GHZ P4
1024 MB ram
64 MB graphics card
awesome speakers
i helped build it with my uncle so it was about $1200

Here's what I got...

P4 1.7 Ghz, 512mb ram, GForce 2 Mx 400, SB Live w/ 5.1 speakers
P3 .7 Ghz, 256mb ram, integrated video/audio
AMD K6 .533 Ghz, 128mb ram, integrated video/audio
Dell Axim 5 Handheld--400mhz, 64mb ram

I built the first 3,slapped on a 10/100 network and started playin some Lan games.

next computer:

19" .23mm SVGA monitor
16x dvd-rom
52x24x52 cd-rw
3 3-color led case fans
lexan side panel with sound activated neon light
2.53 gig P4
512mb pc2700 333mhz ddr memory
80 gig hdd
nvidia geforce FX Ultra 128 mb dual-ddr 8x agp
creative labs sb audigy-2 platinum 6.1
juster neon light subwoofer with surround sound
thermal temperature display
10/100 ethernet card
56k modem
8 usb 2.0 ports
xp home edition os

ohhhhhhh yeah, thats the system. i need a bigger hdd though. i like to know i have space. :)

I can upgrade my system to be much faster with an Athlon XP 2600+, which are now under $100. Now I can actually buy it!

Re: I USE.. (dramatic pause)
 

I have a 1.1 AMD Athlon running w/ 256 mb of ram.

It's MORE than fine enough for what I use it for...:)

teeheehee
 

Laptop/Primary Machine

iBook (G3 running 600Mhz)
256 MB RAM
20 GB o' HD goodness
12.1" Display
56k Modem (for the Road)
10/100 Ethernet (never used)
Airport (for Home/School/Road)
MacOS 10.2.6 "Jaguar"

Desktop/Secondary Machine

iMac (Indigo, G3 running at 350 Mhz)
576 MB RAM
10 GB o' HD goodness
Built in Display
No Modem (blew it up accidentially during a storm :yikes: )
10/100 Ethernet (constantly used)
MacOS 10.2.6 "Jaguar"

Desktop/Nighstand Access

PowerMac 6500/275 (PowerPC 603ev running at 275 Mhz)
96 MB RAM
4.6 GB HD
15" Apple Multiple Scan Display
RCA/S Video/Cable in
RCA/S Video out
10/100 Ethernet (constantly used, in LC slot)
MacOS 8.6.1 (oh yeah! goin back a few years!)

Soon to Be:

"The MilkMac"

Custom painted PowerMac 7200 with iBook style finish, upgraded to at least a G3 500, 256 RAM, 40 GB HD, Firewire/USB combo, Custom painted displays with matching finish.

I have a Dell XPS T500, powered by a 500 MHz P3 Katmai (AKA First generation of Pentium 3's). I bought this puppy at the beginning of 9th grade, and its run like a champ for almost 4 years. The sad part, is that it runs faster than my dad's 866 MHz Dell, because my dad and brother don't know how to properly maintain a computer.

I have since upgraded my system. I am now running a Dell Inspiron 5100 Laptop.

P4 2.4ghz
512mb DDR
40GB HD
Radeon 7500 Mobile
Internal WiFi, NIC, Modem
24X CD-RW/DVD Combo Drive
Windows XP Professional

Its a really great system for being a laptop.. it kicks my old desktop's butt.

Woohoo!
 

I just got a new laptop so this is an update to my post earlier.

Toshiba Satellite 5205-S505

Intel P4-Mobile 2.2 Ghz
512mb DDR
60 GB HD
CD-RW/DVD Combo - 24x10x24x8x
Yamaha sound system with harman/kardon stereo speakers and integrated sub-woofer!
32MB NVIDIA GeForce4 460 Go

Lots of other misc. stuff....

:)