What speed(s) are your computers

[Cuog]

when my desktop is done i will email you and we will run some benchmarks and see but im pretty sure i can at least give it a run for your money

[Tomasz Bania]

Originally Posted by Mike AA

I would contest that my server could do the same if not more. Dual AMD 2000MP.

Do you have any pics or links to pics of this laptop and its components?

-Mike

I'll try to upload some pics soon but I only have my 1.3 megapixel camera phone available and that is at LG for replacement.

It'll most likely be up here by the end of build, if not, than as soon as i can.

[rarprrydude234]

i customize computers myself and order parts that are clearence or so. my current computer right now has...
amd 64 bit 3000+ processor
160 gb sata western digital
asus k8n motherboard
17 in flat panel monitor
17 crt monitor (both work together)
logitech wireless keyboard and mouse
200 watt speakers
plextor cd dvd burner (2)
1 gb crucial memory at 3 cas latency
wireless networking at 108 mbps
radeon 9600 xt (overclocked to 9800 xt)
xblade case with led fans

near future upgrades...
asus sli motherboard
amd dual core processor 4000+ or better
1 gb crucial 3 cas latency
650 watt powersupply
more fans for cooling
dual geforce 7800 overclocked graphics cards
dual 17 or 19 in flat panels at 16-20 ms response time
more than 300 gb western digital external hard drives (i run out way too easily)
1000 watt home theatre system for tv and comp
another plextor dvd burner


i buy all of this myself i am a freshman i also help out at school a little bit with fixing computer problems. i am currently working on building a custom case made from welded metal to send into a case modding contest that will have the monitor built in.
if you have any questions please feel free to ask.

[Darkforces]

Custom Desktop:

3.2 ghz overclocked to 4.1 ghz
geforce 7800 GTX factory overclocked
2 gigs of Ram
160 gigs of hard drive space
7.1 sound blaster
custom liquid cooling
21 inch flat screen monitor
650 thermaltake power supply
xspeaker, hardcano 12, sunbeam light controler
12 diffrent cathodes and other lights
Thermaltake Kandalf Ultra Tower

I use this baby for every thing to games to inventor

[chrisinmd]

Home desktop:
AMD 64 3000+
1 GB ram
Radeon 9600
Gigabit lan
80 GB SATA HD
Pretty much it, it's a sweet computer for what I do.

Oh yeah, and I'm using this really old, huge 19inch CRT, it weighs like 50lbs, but I can see everything!

[OneAngryDaisy]

Last summer I built my first rig:

msi neo4 socket 939
AMD 64 3200+ (2.0 venice) oc'd to 2.4
evga 6800gt
1 gb Corsair XMS
WD 250 gb sata 3.0gb
Dell 1905 FP

I'm amazed with the venice's overclocking captability, currently i have it oc'd from 2.0 to 2.4 with a stock heatsink and 4 case fans, i've never seen the computer rise over 41 degrees celsius.

I still regret my decision not to go SLI- 8 months ago I debated it, but now I would love to add another 6800 at a much more discounted price..

[Andy A.]

Originally Posted by OneAngryDaisy

Last summer I built my first rig:

msi neo4 socket 939
AMD 64 3200+ (2.0 venice) oc'd to 2.4
evga 6800gt
1 gb Corsair XMS
WD 250 gb sata 3.0gb
Dell 1905 FP

I'm amazed with the venice's overclocking captability, currently i have it oc'd from 2.0 to 2.4 with a stock heatsink and 4 case fans, i've never seen the computer rise over 41 degrees celsius.

I'll second that. I have a +3500 Venice. I used to overclock it, but I've since dropped it back to stock. I did this so I can turn off the miserable CPU fan when I'm not gaming or Cadding.

Specs-
AMD althlon 64 +3500 Venice
ECS KN1-E main bored
1512mb pc400 ram. Missed the boat on dual channel though.
Radeon x800XL based graphics card from Gigabyte. Fanless, which I dig. The heatsink is nice PC bling to.
74gig 10k rpm from western digital as the main drive for programs.
250gig from WD for bulk storage.
520 watt power supply to keep it all running.

The goal was a quietish system %80 of the time, with the fan capacity for some hard HL2 gaming sessions. I'm happy with it, and happy with the upgrade outlook. Gotta love that 939 socket.

-Andy A.