Post your computer info

[Howling Wind]

Been a while since I made a new thread and yes I expect everyone to reply. If you don't know your computer specs I will walk you through it.

Windows - Start (or Windows button) Right click My Computer (or Computer on Vista/7) and click Properties.

Macintosh - (Mac OS X only) Apple menu and click About this Mac (click more info for details and stuff other than OS version, RAM and Processor)

I will start.

Model - iMac
Company - Apple inc.
Year - 2010
Screen - 21.5 inch @ 1920x1080
Processor - Intel Core i5 @ 3.60 GHz
Memory - 4GB DDR3 @ 1333MHz
Video - ATi Radeon HD 5670 with 512MB GDDR3 SDRAM
Hard Drive - 1TB @ 7200 rpm
OS - Mac OS X ver. 10.6.6 (Snow Leopard)

Accessories

Apple Wireless Keyboard
Magic Mouse (Wireless bluetooth)
Apple battery charger

LaCie 500GB external Hard Drive

[GypsyElder]

My computer info:

FAIL

It doesn't matter, it's going to explode eventually.

EDIT:

EXCUSE ME :
Model - Inspiron 1545
Company - Dell
Year - 2008
Screen - 19" 1268x768 Resolution
Processor - Premium(R) Dual Core CPU T4200 @2.00Hz 2.00GHz
Memory - 2.00 GB
OS - Windows Vista Home Premium (32-bit)

[Howling Wind]

Seriously Gypsy! Thats not what this topic is for now POST YOUR COMPUTER SPECS! Its still a computer even if it does explode. That happens sometimes and when it does you can sue the company for much money.

[DragonHeart]

Model - GT5692
Company - Gateway
Year - 2007ish
Screen - 19" 1268x768 Resolution
Processor - AMD Phenom 8450 Triple-Core Processor 2.10 GHz
Memory - 4.00 GB
Video - ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics
Hard Drive - 500GB
OS - Windows Vista Home Premium (64-bit)

No special accessories or anything.

~DragonHeart~

[Kaiden]

Dell Studio XPS Laptop -2009
Intel core i7 720q
4 GB Ram
Ati Radeon Mobility 5730 HD
Windows 7 Home

Needed a laptop for Work so took some money from them and got a little better one. Pretty much use it for everything it's awesome

Desktop - Home built 2007
Intel Dual Core 2.6ghz
2 GB Ram
Nividia Geforce (forgot number) 512GB
Vista Pro
22 in Moniter 1980:1024 (LG) cheap and pretty good refresh/pixels had it for years and no dead spots or faded colors yet.

Need to start looking into upgrading windows and getting a little more ram. Use it for Starcraft 2 and FFXIV atm. Originally built it for WoW, pretty much quit once I finished the comp... go figure.

I think I need to go drink beer to equal the nerd comming out of me atm haha

[Joe]

Model - G550
Company - Lenovo inc.
Screen - 15.5 inch @ 1366x768
Processor - Intel Pentium T4500/ 2.3GHz Dual Core
Memory - 4GB DDR3 @ 1066MHz
Video - Intel GMA4500M (crap)
Hard Drive - 250GB @ 5400rpm
OS - Ubuntu 10.10 with Windows XP in VirtualBox for select apps.

Accessories

Western Digital 1TB External Hard drive.

[Unknown Entity]

Model - VGN-NR32L.
Company - Sony Vaio.
Screen - 15.4 WXGA (1280 x 800) X-black LCD.
Processor - Intel Pentium Dual-Core Processor T2390, Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology, 1.86 GHz.
Memory - 2GB/Go DDR2 SDRAM.
Video - Mobile Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100.
Hard Drive - 200 GB.
OS - Windows Vista Home Premium.

Accessories:
Nothing special. I have a USB webcam, which I don't know the specification to right now. I own a headset, which is really old and came with our home PC about eight years ago - still works perfectly though. I have three USB memory cards (516MB, 1GB and 2GB), and my old 40GB PS3 hdd which, when I format it, will be used to back up my college work, pictures, text files and Photoshop stuff - pretty much everything in my Documents.

I also have a USB powered plastic Christmas Tree. Don't. Ask.

Soon, I'll have a 320GB external hdd to back up everything.

[Aerif]

My computer was bought on the cheap years ago, it's a wonder its lasted this long!

Model - E4072
Company - eMachines
Year - 2006
Screen - 17" 1280x1024 Resolution
Processor - Intel Premium 4 CPU 3.00Ghz
Memory - 1.37 GB (Its supposed to be 1.5...)
Video - ATI Raedon Xpress 200
Hard-Drive - 160GB
OS - Windows XP Home Edition SP3

Still, my previous computer was much worse as far as I can remember:

Company - Time
Year - 1997
Hard-Drive - 16GB
OS - Windows ME (originally Windows 95)

Ironically my father is an IT consultant... Sucks to be me.

[L-lawilet]

my laptop is a dumb vista and its total FAIL!
intel celeron prosessor 575
2.0 ghz 667 hmz 5SB, 1MB L2 CACHE
15.6" HD acer cinecrystalTM LCD
up to 22mb mobile intel graphics
1gb ddr2

SEE IT FAILS!

[Sean]

Motherboard: ASUS..... something or other. I don't remember the model number.
CPU: AMD Phenom II quad core @ 3.0GHz/core
GPU: EVGA nVidia GTX 240
HDD: 500GB Western Digital SATA 3.0 Gbps 7200RPM
RAM: 4GB OCZ Fatality DDR2 6400 (I believe)
PSU: OCZ (Don't remember model num) 700watt modular (which was pointless, I was expecting to not use every cable, but I wound up plugging them all in anyways)
OS: Windows 7 Professional 64-bit

22" Samsung LCD and 19" ASUS LCD monitors (Can't live without two)

Crappy USB Keyboard, Logitech g5 mouse, logitech USB mic, logitech 5.1 speaker system, about a dozen flash drives.

Router, gigabit switch, ~ 800GB file server in the next room over for data backups/DVD copy storage

Plus my old laptop converted to an HTPC. Can display digitally copied DVDs in 1080p no problem, with a built in gigabit nic for easier file transfer.

Then there's my netbook, ASUS EEEPC 1000he, 1.6GHz Intel Atom, 2GB DDR2 6400, 200GB 5400 RPM SATA 3.0 HDD, 10.1" LCD, Windows 7 Professional 32-bit, gigabit NIC, 802.11b/g/n wireless, 7 hour battery life. Does basic browsing/word processing without an issue, and with having 7 Pro I can join it to a domain at school on my test networks.

If I get this job I interviewed for I'm doing a rebuild, new ASUS SLI-Ready MOBO, new 800watt PSU, 2x GTX 480s in SLI, and probably an i5 or an i7, with a couple two terrabyte harddrives for my file server (mirrored) or 3 two terrabytes (striped). My next system will be my first Intel since I started building my own, mainly because Intels are so far ahead of AMD now, and since they support 64-bit I don't have a reason to stay with AMD.

[Whorus_son_of_Ra]

Mainboard: Asus Rampage IV Extreme
CPU: Intel Core i7 980X (6 core, 12 threads) at 3.33GHz
RAM: 12GB (3x4) Corsair Dominators at 2.06 GHz, timings 7-7-7-24
GPU: 3 XFX AMD Radeon HD 6970's in CrossfireX
Physics: EVGA GeForce GTX 580
Storage: 4x 600GB WD Velociraptors in RAID5
Optical: Samsung Blu-Ray ROM
Monitor: 30" Dell UltraSharp

Still can't max out Crysis at 2560 w/ 8x TSAA.

[darkViVi]

Your Intel is a piece of shit. Go fuck yourself.

[Furore]

CPU: Samsung S5PC100 ARM Cortex-A8
RAM: 256 MB eDRAM
GPU: PowerVR SGX535
Storage: 32gb flash memory
Display: 3.5" TFT Capacitive LCD
Other Features:
3-axis accelerometer
Digital compass
Proximity sensor
Ambient light sensor
Microphone
3.0 Megapixel camera

[Howling Wind]

Something tells me a flame war over crappy Intel Processors erupted in this thread while I was gone =D

Am I a genius or am I?

I decided to post my dads OLD laptop computer specs here just for laughs. Its 8 years old and yes, he still uses it. And yes, it works fine. Save a dead HD or two...

Model - PowerBook
Company - Apple Computer inc. (Now Apple inc.)
Year - 2003
Screen - 17. inch @ 1400x900
Processor - PowerPC G4 @ 1.0 GHz
Memory - 1GB DDR @ 333MHz
Video - Nvidia GeforceGo4 440 64MB SDRAM
Hard Drive - 60GB @ 4200 rpm
OS - Mac OS X ver. 10.5.8 (Leopard)

[Trunks]

Model: Alienware M15x
Company: Dell/ Alienware
Year: 2010
Screen: 15.6"
Processor: i7 940XM
Memory: 6gb 1x2, 1x4.
Video: 1.5GB GDDR5 65W NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460M
Hard drive: 500gb SATAII 7,000RPM
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate

It cost me a lot of money but I'm hoping I won't need a new one for a while. My one before this was a piece of crap from back in like 2006 or something.

[ultima_trev]

Intel Core i7 870 (4 core/8 thread), default clock of 2.93 GHz
8GB DDR3 1333MHz (9-9-9-24 latency)
1.5 TB Seagate Caviar
XFX Radeon HD6850 Black Edition (960 shaders @ 800Mhz, 1GB GDDR5 @ 4.4GT/s)
Realtek THX-compliant sound
Sony Blu-ray ROM
40" Sony Bravia (1080P) monitor
80w Logitech Z-4 2.1 speakers
2000dpi Razor mouse

CRYSIS, Metro 2033, CRYSIS 2 and Unigine Heaven 2.1 run astonishly well on High (in some case Very High) Settings.