what kind of computer are we using?
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Of course everyone depends on their computer for taking part in this forum.
Now I'm just curious what kind of computer you're using at home or in your work time.
Mine: at home my favorite is my iMac G5 in the living room just because it works allways and it's beautiful. When I'm lazy i use a Asus M5200N ultra light laptop on the couch or in bed (wireless)
And there is a P4 3,6 in my computer room which i hardly use because otherwise my wife starts complaining about never seeing me.
At work I use a G5 as well, but try to focus on the work instead of forums.
My connection is 4480/704 Kbit/s over a W2k3 server and citrix clients connecting to remote workplace (the apple has to use specific windows software)
The server is a bit overkill, but i like my data centralized.
Now I'm just curious what kind of computer you're using at home or in your work time.
Mine: at home my favorite is my iMac G5 in the living room just because it works allways and it's beautiful. When I'm lazy i use a Asus M5200N ultra light laptop on the couch or in bed (wireless)
And there is a P4 3,6 in my computer room which i hardly use because otherwise my wife starts complaining about never seeing me.
At work I use a G5 as well, but try to focus on the work instead of forums.
My connection is 4480/704 Kbit/s over a W2k3 server and citrix clients connecting to remote workplace (the apple has to use specific windows software)
The server is a bit overkill, but i like my data centralized.
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Ay yi yi your computer is amazing.
I have:
P4 3.0C overclocked to 3.7 ghz
9800 Pro overclocked to XT speeds.
1 gb DDR5400 RAM.
Sound Blaster Audigy Z-2S
ASUS P4P800-e deluxe
16x Dual Layer DVD+- Burner
200GB 7200 RPM (
).
-TPG
I have:
P4 3.0C overclocked to 3.7 ghz
9800 Pro overclocked to XT speeds.
1 gb DDR5400 RAM.
Sound Blaster Audigy Z-2S
ASUS P4P800-e deluxe
16x Dual Layer DVD+- Burner
200GB 7200 RPM (
).-TPG
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Originally Posted by The Pentium Guy' date='Dec 29 2004, 02:40 AM
Ay yi yi your computer is amazing.
I have:
P4 3.0C overclocked to 3.7 ghz
9800 Pro overclocked to XT speeds.
1 gb DDR5400 RAM.
Sound Blaster Audigy Z-2S
ASUS P4P800-e deluxe
16x Dual Layer DVD+- Burner
200GB 7200 RPM ().
-TPG
I have:
P4 3.0C overclocked to 3.7 ghz
9800 Pro overclocked to XT speeds.
1 gb DDR5400 RAM.
Sound Blaster Audigy Z-2S
ASUS P4P800-e deluxe
16x Dual Layer DVD+- Burner
200GB 7200 RPM (
).-TPG
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your processor and graphics card reaching meltdown temperatures?
Very nice system though! That graphics card is awesome.
(Fans) + hugeass heatsinks.
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From: Dublin, Eire
My Ride: Collected Sept 2009 - BMW E90 M3, Silverstone II, Novillo Black leather, 19" M Double-Spoke alloys, High Beam Assist, Electronic Damper Control, Voice Control, PDC, USB, DAB, High Gloss Shadowline, Sliding armrest, Trim Finishing in aluminium grey.
Originally Posted by garehaan' date='Dec 29 2004, 12:02 AM
Of course everyone depends on their computer for taking part in this forum.
Now I'm just curious what kind of computer you're using at home or in your work time.
Now I'm just curious what kind of computer you're using at home or in your work time.
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The Central Propulsion Unit (ion drive) consists of a hard drive, an interface card and a tiny spinning wheel that's powered by a running elephant. There is a new GUI because we've just spilt molasses over the keyboard. Every home should have one. Just to keep it warm. And the roses fed.
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From: Dublin, Eire
My Ride: Collected Sept 2009 - BMW E90 M3, Silverstone II, Novillo Black leather, 19" M Double-Spoke alloys, High Beam Assist, Electronic Damper Control, Voice Control, PDC, USB, DAB, High Gloss Shadowline, Sliding armrest, Trim Finishing in aluminium grey.
Originally Posted by The Pentium Guy' date='Jan 6 2005, 09:41 PM
WOW. A steering wheel on a computer?
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From: Not here
1.2 gHz Celeron with Win98 (no speed burner here, purchase new several years ago)
2-40g (7200 rmp)drives (one for nightly backup)
512 RAM
Samsung Syncmaster 19" 191 flat screen LCD monitor (looks good)
Basic graphics/sound, CD writer, floppy drive, Altec sub/sats
DSL (by Verizon/linkline.com) 768/125 (something like that). IE6 and AOL
Simple system, easy to use, fast enough, nice screen, protected by 8 anti-spyware and anti-virus programs. Never a problem.
2-40g (7200 rmp)drives (one for nightly backup)
512 RAM
Samsung Syncmaster 19" 191 flat screen LCD monitor (looks good)
Basic graphics/sound, CD writer, floppy drive, Altec sub/sats
DSL (by Verizon/linkline.com) 768/125 (something like that). IE6 and AOL
Simple system, easy to use, fast enough, nice screen, protected by 8 anti-spyware and anti-virus programs. Never a problem.
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From: Dublin, Eire
My Ride: Collected Sept 2009 - BMW E90 M3, Silverstone II, Novillo Black leather, 19" M Double-Spoke alloys, High Beam Assist, Electronic Damper Control, Voice Control, PDC, USB, DAB, High Gloss Shadowline, Sliding armrest, Trim Finishing in aluminium grey.
Originally Posted by garehaan' date='Jan 6 2005, 09:55 PM
thought you were younger irisheyes...
here is my pentium pc
here is my pentium pc
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I thought it was the back of a drinks vending machine...
BTW, that photo of me with my first laptop was taken 50 years ago. I'm actually dead now.
