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Re: Let's Talk About Your Team's Computers
For Programming/ Doubles as a Driver's Station:
1 x HP ProBook 6550b Features: WIN7 Enterprise, i5-520M, no dGPU, 2GB RAM, 250GB HDD, 1366x768 display, dead CMOS battery school will not replace, half- functional BIOS chip that makes the computer fail POST unless booted a certain way, non- functional laptop battery that will die in about 15 mins if unplugged from the wall, keys will occasionally not register, and the icing on the cake: sometimes it just won't charge, or accept any power from the wall outlet, so we have to bring another laptop computer along as a battery charger for the main one. My Personal Rig, which I can use for programming at home (but mostly gaming and personal programming projects, let me be honest here): Case: Fractal Design Define R4 Motherboard: MSI Z97S SLI Krait Edition CPU: Intel i7-4790 CPU Cooler: Phanteks PH-TC12DX GPU: Watercooled GTX 760 RAM: 16GB Samsung DDR3-1600 Storage: Seagate 2TB Hybrid Drive PSU: EVGA 500B For CAD: 1 x HP EliteBook 840 Features: WIN7 Enterprise, i7-4600U, I think no dGPU (but am uncertain), 8GB RAM, 500GB HDD, 1920x1080 display 20 x HP Compaq 8200 Elite All-In-One (In our CAD/ Technology Lab) Features: WIN7 Enterprise, i5 2400S, no dGPU, 4GB RAM, 250GB HDD, 1920x1080 display If you couldn't tell, as a programmer, I am not a huge fan of the programming laptop we are using currently. It has developed major stability issues over the years I have used it. |
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