Your specs?

[Moros]

Here's my beast:

Pentium IV 2.66 GHZ Processor
512mb DDR-333 RAM
256mb ATI Radeon Video Card
80gb Maxtor Internal Hard Drive
250gb(!) Acom External Hard Drive
Soundblaster Audigy Sound Card
450w Power Supply

Intel Webcam
Fuji Digicam

Comcast Cable Internet

 

[SumTinWong]

Commodore 64

Oops that isn't it...

1.8 P4
512 RAM
32MB nVidia
80GB and 100GB
built in sound

 

[fisherman2]

just a simple rebuilt compaq, no bells or whistles,

 

[jangnim]

Which machine? I use 7 units on my network.


I have various processors back to 75 MHz pentium to 1.2 GHz Using all kinds of OS including Win xx, linux, msys, and NT/XP variants. RAM ranges from 64 mb t0 1/2 gig. Disk from 484 mb to 120 gb. All shared wireless except the older boxes which have a wire interface to the central router.

Floating IP addressing with Hardware firewall as well as software firewall on each discrete unit. Everything is ghosted and can be reproduced in a half hour. I also have several units too old to bring online, but I often use them to support older code.

I'm a coder, so I have need for lots of toys.

 

[Dark_Lite]

3.2 GHz P4
160 GB HDD
GeForce 6800 GT
512 MB RAM (Hopefully going up to 1 GB in the next month or so)
400 watt power supply
On-board sound
Mouse
Keyboard

 

[Playerslight77]

p

 

[Zackmeister]

3.06 ghz P4
1 gig ram
Maxtor 80 gig HD
Radeon 9500 Pro
Antec 430 Watt PSU
NEC cd-rw
dvd-rom
soundblaster Live! 5.1
Coolermaster Praetorian case

 

[micro]

msi k7n2 delta islr mobo
1 gig corsair xms 3200
amd barton 2500+
radion 9200 128mb x 128bit
baracuda 80 gig 7200 sata hd
nec dvd rw
sony cd rw dvd
400 watt psu

playerslite looks like you cant afford to get rid of that puppy.

 

[QuePasa]

*Intel Pentium M Processor @ 314mhz - 1.5ghz
512 MB Ram
Intel 2200b/g mini-pci wireless
14" TFT LCD @ 1024x768 32bpp
60gb Hard Disk
Intel Extreme Graphics 2
Centrino Mobile Technology
Less than an inch thin and 4lbs light w/ 4 hours battery life.

*Allow me to explain what Centrino Mobile Technology is. You can't open up a laptop and say "hey, theres the Centrino", it doesn't work like that. It is more of a certification, like a crash test rating is for a car. To be "Centrino Certified" as I call it now, you have to have a Pentium M processor, and an Intel Wireless Card. The Processor can throttle itself on the fly down to really low clock speeds on the order of 300mhz or so, thereby reducing power consumption and extending battery life. I believe the wireless card can also regulate transmit power to conserve battery life.

 

[Playerslight77]

i

 

[S Walch]

AMD Athlon XP 2800+
Philips 170S 17" TFT Flatscreen
160 GB HDD
Sony 52x32x52 CD-RW
DVD-RW 8x Drive
Windows XP Pro SP2
Epson C60 Printer
Gigabyte GA-7N400 Pro 2 Motherboard
Sapphire Atlantis Radeon 9800 Pro Graphics Card

 

[Jer]

AMD Athlon XP
19" fatscreen,
80 GB HDD
16x10x40 CD-RW
DVD-ROM 16x Drive
Windows XP Pro SP2

It's quite old, but does fine for everything I use it for.

 

[Arnediad]

Bahaha. Old, he says =;P

This is 'sparta', my main workstation.
Pentium II 400MHz
384MB RAM
48GB total hard disk space (40 IDE, 8 SCSI)
GeForce4 MX (64MB AGP)
SoundBlaster Live!
Adaptec SCSI card (can't recall the particular model)
FreeBSD 5.3-RC1

I've had this for a little over a year, and still have no urges to upgrade. Old(ish. For example, my laptop is a Pentium 120) computers are amazing =