Your System Statistics :

[Wroth]

Name: Supes
Price: $1800
Brand: Custom built by Strategem Computers
O.S.: Microsoft Windows XP Home with SP2
MotherBoard: Gigabyte 8IG1000MK
Processor: 2x Intel Pentium 4 @ 2.75 GHz
Memory: 512 MB DIMM
Graphics Processor: Gigabyte Radeon 9200SE with 128 MB built in RAM
Sound Card: Not too sure.. can't recall.
Storage: Maxtor 6Y120M0 @ 111MB
Network Connection: Intel PRO/100 VE
Display: 17" New AOC
Speakers: Cyber Acoustics CA 3090

Does everything I need it to do and more.

 

[Brother_Joey_Gowdy]

Oh man, those previous comments were hilarious!!

I almost died !!



Seriously though, I require a googolplex of computing power and unfortunately, even this highpowered Alienware computer falls short.



Perhaps, If I had the systems that these CGI movie companes have, then I might have enough computing power.

Any others ?

 

[Dust and Ashes]

Oh man, those previous comments were hilarious!!

I almost died !!



Seriously though, I require a googolplex of computing power and unfortunately, even this highpowered Alienware computer falls short.



Perhaps, If I had the systems that these CGI movie companes have, then I might have enough computing power.

Any others ?

Glad you took them in the spirit they were written.

I was talking with my best friend earlier about this thread and the conversation turned to games. (like it always does when we are together) and I was speculating about something.

I play Dark Age of Camelot, an MMORPG that has relatively recently made an allowance that you can log multiple characters on a single account provided they are on the same machine. With a powerful enough machine, this could be way cool. I'd like to try with desktop res set to 1600x1200 then launch 4 instances of the game in windowed mode, each set to 800x600 and play them on a "quartered" screen. I'm going to try it with 2 instances in a bit just for research but I know it will run like a dog on this old box.

 

[MiccyNarc]

Price: <$800, can't remember exactly.
AMD 64 2800
Geforce 6800 128 MB
1 GB DDR RAM
19 Inch dell monitor
Logitech MX510 mouse
Logitech Multimedia keyboard
Logitech X620 surround speakers

@ the thread starter:
You have way too much cash.
Either that, or way too much debt.

 

[icecoldbreeze]

Im just wondering what is everyones system statistics are, I have several computers and I have recently purchased a customized computer at alienware and when I recieved it, it had my name write on a metal plaque on the inside. Anways, here are my stats for my newest computer:

Price: $ 12,981 USD
Brand: AlienWare
Model: Area-51® ALX with SLI
O.S.: Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional with Service Pack 2
Chassis: Saucer Silver
Power Supply: PC Power & Cooling 510 Deluxe - NVIDIA SLI Ready
Power Cords: Alienware® ALX System Power Cable
T.M.S.: Alienware® ALX Active Liquid Cooling System
P.E.: Alienware® ALX Graphics Performance-Enhancement
MotherBoard: Alienware® X2 SLI-Ready Motherboard
Processor: Intel® Xeon™ Processor 3.6GHz w/ EM64T 800 MHz FSB w/1MB Cache
Memory: 4GB Dual Channel DDR2 Registered ECC SDRAM at 400MHz
Graphics Processor: Dual NVIDIA® GeForce™ 6800 Ultra PCI Express 256MB DDR3 with NVIDIA SLI Technology
Video Optimizer: AlienAdrenaline: Video Performance Optimizer
Video Cooling: AlienIce™ 2.0 Video Cooling System
System Drive: 148GB (74GB x 2) Western Digital® Raptor™ 10,000 RPM w/16MB Cache
Storage Drive: 500GB (250GB x 2) Western Digital Caviar® SE 7,200 RPM w/16MB Cache
Optical Drive 1: Plextor® PlexWriter Premium 52x32x52x CD-RW Drive
Optical Drive 2: NEC® ND-3500 16x Dual Layer DVD±R/W Recorder
Sound Card: Creative Sound Blaster® Audigy® 2 ZS Platinum Pro High Definition 7.1 Surround with Dual Firewire (IEEE® 1394)
Network Connection: Integrated High Performance Gigabit Ethernet
Network Cable: Alienware® ALX Network Cable
Modem: US Robotics® 56K V.92 Performance Pro
Security Software: McAfee Security Center Pro
Power Protection: Belkin® Universal UPS 1200VA (670W Capacity)
Display 1: Alienware® 20.1" LCD Display
Display 2: NEC 30" LCD 3000 Black
Speakers: Creative GigaWorks™ THX® S750 - 7.1 700-Watt Speakers
Keyboard and Mouse: Alienware® ALX Wireless Optical Desktop Elite by Microsoft®
Printers: Lexmark™ X6170 All-In-One Office Center with 6' USB Cable and Epson Stylus Photo RX600 Printer
Game Controlers: Ideazon Zboard™ Starter System and Belkin® Nostromo™ SpeedPad n52 USB and Logitech® Freedom 2.4 Cordless Joystick and Saitek P3000 Wireless Gamepad and Charger and Saitek X52 Flight Control System
WebCam: Logitech® QuickCam Orbit
Benchmark Software: 3DMark®05 Professional





Come back often for updates !!

DANG DUDE!!!! Great System!!

 

[charmtrap]

Im just wondering what is everyones system statistics are, I have several computers and I have recently purchased a customized computer at alienware and when I recieved it, it had my name write on a metal plaque on the inside. Anways, here are my stats for my newest computer:

Price: $ 12,981 USD

I hope that plaque is made of solid platinum, because you could have put that system together (minus all the fancy brand-name AlienCrap) for about half that.

 

[Brother_Joey_Gowdy]

O.S.: Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional with Service Pack 2

LOL !!

Hey, whats wrong with WxP Sp2 ?

 

[Brother_Joey_Gowdy]

Wow, didn't realize it had been nearly 2 years - the alienware is semi-out-of-date, so I'd thought I'd post an update and see if anyone had any suggestions for a new pc/laptop specs ?

 

[Lithium Hobo]

All I know about my computer is that it's a Dell Dimensoin 2400, and it's a piece of trash. >.<

 

[Abongil]

Price:600-900$$

3100 Mhz AMD 64
512mb Nvidia GeForce 6800GS Super
2 GB RAM
100 GB 9,600 RPM Western Digital HD
64 bit Windows XP Pro
Piece of crap sound, next on my list of upgrades

 

[Breetai]

Im just wondering what is everyones system statistics are, I have several computers and I have recently purchased a customized computer at alienware and when I recieved it, it had my name write on a metal plaque on the inside. Anways, here are my stats for my newest computer:

Price: $ TopDollar USD
Brand: AlienWare
Model: Area-51&#174; ALX with SLI
O.S.: Microsoft&#174; Windows&#174; XP Professional with Service Pack 2
Chassis: Saucer Silver
Power Supply: PC Power & Cooling 510 Deluxe - NVIDIA SLI Ready
Power Cords: Alienware&#174; ALX System Power Cable
T.M.S.: Alienware&#174; ALX Active Liquid Cooling System
P.E.: Alienware&#174; ALX Graphics Performance-Enhancement
MotherBoard: Alienware&#174; X2 SLI-Ready Motherboard
Processor: Intel&#174; Xeon&#8482; Processor 3.6GHz w/ EM64T 800 MHz FSB w/1MB Cache
Memory: 4GB Dual Channel DDR2 Registered ECC SDRAM at 400MHz
Graphics Processor: Dual NVIDIA&#174; GeForce&#8482; 6800 Ultra PCI Express 256MB DDR3 with NVIDIA SLI Technology
Video Optimizer: AlienAdrenaline: Video Performance Optimizer
Video Cooling: AlienIce&#8482; 2.0 Video Cooling System
System Drive: 148GB (74GB x 2) Western Digital&#174; Raptor&#8482; 10,000 RPM w/16MB Cache
Storage Drive: 500GB (250GB x 2) Western Digital Caviar&#174; SE 7,200 RPM w/16MB Cache
Optical Drive 1: Plextor&#174; PlexWriter Premium 52x32x52x CD-RW Drive
Optical Drive 2: NEC&#174; ND-3500 16x Dual Layer DVD&#177;R/W Recorder
Sound Card: Creative Sound Blaster&#174; Audigy&#174; 2 ZS Platinum Pro High Definition 7.1 Surround with Dual Firewire (IEEE&#174; 1394)
Network Connection: Integrated High Performance Gigabit Ethernet
Network Cable: Alienware&#174; ALX Network Cable
Modem: US Robotics&#174; 56K V.92 Performance Pro
Security Software: McAfee Security Center Pro
Power Protection: Belkin&#174; Universal UPS 1200VA (670W Capacity)
Display 1: Alienware&#174; 20.1" LCD Display
Display 2: NEC 30" LCD 3000 Black
Speakers: Creative GigaWorks&#8482; THX&#174; S750 - 7.1 700-Watt Speakers
Keyboard and Mouse: Alienware&#174; ALX Wireless Optical Desktop Elite by Microsoft&#174;
Printers: Lexmark&#8482; X6170 All-In-One Office Center with 6' USB Cable and Epson Stylus Photo RX600 Printer
Game Controlers: Ideazon Zboard&#8482; Starter System and Belkin&#174; Nostromo&#8482; SpeedPad n52 USB and Logitech&#174; Freedom 2.4 Cordless Joystick and Saitek P3000 Wireless Gamepad and Charger and Saitek X52 Flight Control System
WebCam: Logitech&#174; QuickCam Orbit
Benchmark Software: 3DMark&#174;05 Professional





Come back often for updates !!

Wow, that's a really nice system that you're bragging about. But, it's still not as good as mine! Check my sig! Whoooooo!!!!

Wow, didn't realize it had been nearly 2 years - the alienware is semi-out-of-date, so I'd thought I'd post an update and see if anyone had any suggestions for a new pc/laptop specs ?

Yes. See my sig.

 

[Sketcher]

[Pentium 4 @ 6.24 GHz; 16 GB DDR4 @ 933 MHz RAM; 2x 4.6 TB 12,000 RPM w/256MB Cache SATA HD; NVidia GeForce 9900 GTX 4 GB RAM; a ridiculously large and obscenely expensive flatscreen moniter; a new shiny red mouse, so big that it should be called a rat]

Can I borrow your time machine so I can get me one of those?

 

[Breetai]

Can I borrow your time machine so I can get me one of those?

You could, but there's a time-consuming course involved, in which you'll learn about how not to disrupt the space/time continuum. You do remember what happened when Doc Brown and Marty McFly made a mess of things back in '85, don't you?

 

[willard3]

HP Compaq tc1100 Tablet PC
1.0 Ghz Processor (I can get it to 1.5 via overclocking)
512 MB RAM
32 MB Nvidia video card
55.8 GB hard drive

Some other stuff. I'm not an engineer or CS; sue me.

 

[Sketcher]

You could, but there's a time-consuming course involved, in which you'll learn about how not to disrupt the space/time continuum. You do remember what happened when Doc Brown and Marty McFly made a mess of things back in '85, don't you?

Is it in any way affliated with this guy?

 

[Breetai]

Is it in any way affliated with this guy?

Totally Awesome! You found a picture of me!

Yeah, bro! Wicked!

 

[Los]

update. New PC:

Dell E1705
TI-2500 (2.0 ghz dual core)
1 gig 533mhz ram
60gig 7200 rpm HD
256mb 7800 Nvidia Mobile card
17" monitor
DVD/CD rom

Its a beaut.

 

[WhirlwindMonk]

Price: ~$1600-1800
Mobo: ASUS A8N-SLI Deluxe
Processor: AMD Athlon 64 3700+ @ 2.2 GHz
Ram: 2 GB PC3200
Video Card: 256 MB nVidea 7800 GTX (saving up for a second)
System Drive: Seagate 120 GB
Storage Drive: Seagate 200 GB (saving up for one of those 500 or 750 GB drives)
Soundcard: I have one, can't remember what brand, but my mobo has a pretty nice 5.1 card that's pretty impressive for a built-in card
Drive: Lite-On 16X DVD+-RW, TDK 48X CD-RW
Case: An Aspire one, can't remember exactly which one off the top of my head
Capture Card: Some no-name, but it works pretty well
Monitor: Samsung SyncMaster 915N 19" Flatscreen LCD (saving up for a second someday since my video card supports two monitors!! but I doubt it'll ever happen...)

I believe that's all there is to my system. It's a custom build, wasn't too expensive, and it drills through anything out there. I play Oblivion at 1280x1024 at nearly full details and it only lags a little when I turn my view rapidly.

 

[Grunt]

Athlon64x2 4400+
Asus A8N-SLI Premium
2x 1GB Corsair XMS Pro DDR400 at 3-3-3-8-1T
eVGA GF7800GTX
Creative X-Fi ExtremeMusic
2x Samsung 80GB SATA 3.0Gb/s HDDS in NF4 RAID0
Sony DRU-720A DVD-R/RW +/- etc, etc
Sony DVD and CD-ROM drives
Seasonic S12-600W PSU
All in my trusty old Thermaltake XaserIII case
And with a Samsung 204T LCD (main monitor) and MAG 986FS 19" CRT (secondary monitor)

I'm considering going to SLI this summer, but that will depend on how the checkbook looks.