Omnimaga
General Discussion => Other Discussions => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: Ikkerens on February 16, 2011, 03:46:52 am
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I'm sorry if there is already a thread like this, but I couldn't find it.
Well, I thought, why not post our computer specs (so, not your calc's) (no, really, don't) (I'm serious!)
*Windows 7 - 64 Bit
*Tower: Cooler Master HAF 922
*Processor: AMD FX-8150 3.60GHz 8MB
*Ram: 6 x G.Skill Ripjaws F3-12800CL7T2-24GBRMD (24gb kit)
*Graphics Card: 2 x XFX Radeon HD 5970 Black Edition Limited (CrossFire)
*Mother Board: Asus Crosshair IV Formula
*Power Supply: Innovatek Cool-Power Pro 850W
*Storage: Seagate Constellation ES.2 ST33000651NS, 3TB
*Storage 2 (SSD): OCZ SATA II 2.5" SSD 400GB
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*Windows 7 Home Premium - 64 bit
*Processor: Intel Core i7 CPU 860 @ 2.80 GHz
*RAM: 8 GB DDR3
*Graphic Card: Nvidia Ge-Force GT 230 with 1.5 GB of video memory
*1 GB internal HDD and 2 GB external
Holy crap at your RAM! O.O
Btw to give an idea of the performances of mine, Starcraft II runs at 40 FPS at 1920x1080 with shading at medium and everything else maxed out, but with shading/lights at ultra I get between 13 and 20 FPS depending of the map. Crysis will run at 4 FPS maxed out, but 20 with medium shading. I guess my graphics card is quite weak on the shaders side, although not as much as what I used to have. Old games like Audiosurf and Unreal Tournament 2004 will run at 90 ish FPS even at max settings.
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inferior:
Windows XP Home - 32 bit
Intel core at 1.86Ghz
504MB RAM
Graphics: Radeon 5570
40GB HDD but 10TB external.
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inferior:
Windows XP Home - 32 bit
Intel core at 1.86Ghz
504MB RAM
Graphics: Radeon 5570
40GB HDD but 10TB external.
Ugh... sounds painful :/
I'd die with such a computer lol
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inferior:
Windows XP Home - 32 bit
Intel core at 1.86Ghz
504MB RAM
Graphics: Radeon 5570
40GB HDD but 10TB external.
Is it dual or quad core? Single core nowadays must be hectic, although if it's not bloated with softwares and viruses and you play old games you should be fine. My bro can play Starcraft II at high framerate on his dual core but he has to use minimum settings. Sadly, high end computers cost money X.x
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*Windows 7 64 bit Home premium
*Tower: Antec 1200 (isn't it epic ;D)
*processor: AMD phenom II 940 @ 3.0 overclocked to 4.0 ghz
*Ram: 2 modules @ 800 mghz totaling 4gb
*Graphics: ATI 5890
*Mobo: MSI k9a2 platinum
*PSU: 950 watt
*Storage: Samsung 300 gb @ 7200 rpm
*sound: Asus xonar dx
*additional cooling: xigamatek HDT
to be upgraded soon
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what I will build this week and will be my computer:
*Windows 7 64 bit ultimate
*Tower: Haf 932 blue edition
*Processor: i5-2500k
*ram: G.Skill ripjaws X series 4 GB
*graphics: GTX 460 hawk edition (MSI twin frozr II pcb)
*mobo: either big bang marshal (B3) or P67A-GD65 (B3) depending on price
*PSU: corsair TX650 (650 watt)
*Storage: 500 GB segate (7200 rpm) + 300 GB western digital external (converted into internal) running on RAID 1 and 2 80 GB disks + 120 GB disc running on RAID 5 as backup
*sound: Integrated chipset (THX TruStudio pro integrated on realtec ALC controller on P67-GD65 mobo or Integrated Creative Sound Blaster X-FI on big bang marshal)
*additional cooling: Corsair A70 CPU tower dual fan air solution.
:D nice gaming rig imo
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Nice. :D
I got more RAM, but I don't need all of it, really, except when playing Minecraft.
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I got more RAM, but I don't need all of it, really, except when playing Minecraft.
A Google server farm could run out of RAM while playing Minecraft :P
EDIT: Bump.
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inferior:
Windows XP Home - 32 bit
Intel core at 1.86Ghz
504MB RAM
Graphics: Radeon 5570
40GB HDD but 10TB external.
My old Laptop:
Same except 256mb RAM
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My current PC is an old Macbook Pro, so:
2.4Ghz Core 2 Duo
2GB DDR2 RAM (GAH! Need to up this to 4 or 6)
Nvidia 8600 GT 256Mb
Dual booting OSX 10.7.2 and Windows 8 Dev Preview
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O.o O.o O.o
256 MB RAM? thats not that much :P
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It's pretty decent for a graphics card :P
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My original PC (3 years ago) :
ASUS Striker Extreme
QX6850 (bought high so I wouldn't have to upgrade it. CPU upgrade is a pain the arse IMO)
4GB DDR2 (800Mhz)
8800GTS
Some crappy 200GB HDD
XP x64
The same PC now:
ASUS Striker Extreme
QX6850
8GB DDR2 (666MHz) the most it will hold and you have to reduce the speed for it (worth it though)
ATI 6970
Same crappy HDD
Same old OS that nevertheless is far less inmyface than W7 (which I dualboot / never use)
Somewhere in between it had a 260GTX
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Here's what I'm on now:
Dual-core tegra 2 (stock 1GHz, running at anywhere from 400MHz to 1.6GHz)
1GB of RAM
11" touchscreen
4GB MicroSD Card
customized install of ubuntu
Mah laptop is an i7 720QM (1.6 stock, I keep it at 900MHz unless I'm gaming)
8GB Ram
30GB Kingston SSD
500GB HDD replacing the DVD drive
GeForce 240m
Server '08 enterprise
Desktop:
C2D E6700 (1.86GHz stock, I run at 3.15GHz)
5GB ram
4x 250GB hdds
5 monitors (http://netham45.org/desk.jpg)
GeForce 8600 & 240
Windows 8 Dev Preview
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I wonder what are the specs of that one $35 computer Juju had that he talked to me about a while ago.
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It costed me only $15. So cheap I bought 2 of them. Pentium 4, 1.6 GHz (overclocked to 2.27 GHz), 1.5GB RAM, 3 hard disks (40GB, 30GB, 15GB), nVidia Geforce 4 MX. In fact, I got it with 512MB RAM and the 40GB HD, but I had 1GB RAM, 2 HDs, a 17" wide screen and some other material laying around to complete it.
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Mine is a laptop as most powerful since it is pretty new and my desktop is ~4 years old
*Windows 7 - 64 Bit Home Premuim
*Case: Clevo W150HNQ
*Processor: Intel Core i7-2720QM at 2.2ghz
*Ram: 2x4gb Kingston HyperX 1600mhz DDR3
*Graphics Card: Nvidia GT555 2gb
*Storage: Western Digital Black750gb 7200 RPM
*Wireless Card: Bigfoot Wireless Killer N1103 450mb/s
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Mine is a laptop as most powerful since it is pretty new and my desktop is ~4 years old
*Windows 7 - 64 Bit Home Premuim
*Case: Clevo W150HNQ
*Processor: Intel Core i7-2720QM at 2.2ghz
*Ram: 2x4gb Kingston HyperX 1600mhz DDR3
*Graphics Card: Nvidia GT555 2gb
*Storage: Western Digital Black750gb 7200 RPM
*Wireless Card: Bigfoot Wireless Killer N1103 450mb/s
Dat GPU...
But seriously, 2Gb? That'll play almost anything out without frameskipping...
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It depends. Sometimes video memory isn't everything. Some 32 mb cards can run some games that some 128 MB cards can't. For example my old card lacks pixel shader 2.0. My current card (1.5 GB) gives me about 30-50 fps in Starcraft at everything maxed out except shading which is set to medium, but at Ultra I get around 13 fps.
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Yeah id like to have the GTX560 but that was way over my price range. Id also like to upgrade the processor but the rest of it im pretty fine with
This was supposed to replace my desktop in terms of both power and usage. Ill have to find the specs of my desktop later and post them
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It depends. Sometimes video memory isn't everything. Some 32 mb cards can run some games that some 128 MB cards can't. For example my old card lacks pixel shader 2.0. My current card (1.5 GB) gives me about 30-50 fps in Starcraft at everything maxed out except shading which is set to medium, but at Ultra I get around 13 fps.
I'm only an amateur game developer, but I think a lot of it has to do with the number of unique objects on screen. With more graphics memory, you can have more unique objects cached than if you didn't have very much. In short, modern games like Dirt 3 or RAGE (probably Starcraft II also, but I've never played it) stutter if you don't have enough memory (generally under 512-768Mb, but it varies). The stuttering is different from a poor framerate, because it's just busy loading objects.
Shaders are a different beast altogether, and generally a gpu with more stream processors will be able to handle more advanced shaders.
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Ah ok. Yeah I remember on my other card I ran games requiring 128 MB but no specific pixel shading 2.0 and that stuff, and the game would run ok but sometimes it would freeze for a bit then start running fine again.
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Ah ok. Yeah I remember on my other card I ran games requiring 128 MB but no specific pixel shading 2.0 and that stuff, and the game would run ok but sometimes it would freeze for a bit then start running fine again.
It really varies. Like you said, a 32Mb card can easily outperform a 128Mb card. With your current card (GT230, 1.5Gb) you can run Starcraft well (because Starcraft needs a powerful CPU and enough memory to store all the objects rendered on screen) but not Crysis (because Crysis has fewer objects and far more advanced shaders) because your card has an abnormally high amount of high-speed memory (1.5Gb) but fewer shader processing cores (GT230 vs. GT280).
My laptop's card (8600GS, 256Mb) can run Crysis okay but Starcraft would NOT run well.
TL;DR: I spend way too much time on this stuff *.*
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Alright, mine is nothin to brag about, but I got it for $15 on craigslist, so:
*Windows XP Professional (I have done so many XP hacks, I am surprised Windows update worsk :P)
*Tower: eMachines T2482
*Processor: AMD Athlon XP 2400+ 1.99Ghz
*2 sticks of 256MB DDR2 RAM, getting two 1GB in near future (could be worse, my old one had 2 sticks of 128, DDR1)
*Graphics: NVIDIA G-FORCE 5800+? (not quie sure of model # and to lazy to check in device manager)
*Storage: 3 Hard drives:
HD 1: 20GB
HD 2: 80GB
HD 3: 20MB
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* Windows 7 64 bit
* Tower: NZXT Vulcan
* CPU: Intel Core i5-2500k (4x 3,3GHz)
* RAM: 2x Corsair Vengeance (DDR3, 4GB) = 8GB
* Graphics card: Sapphire Radeon HD 5770
* MB: Gigabyte Z68MA-D2H-B3 (µATX)
* PSU: be quiet! 430W
* HDD 1: 250GB (Maxtor)
* HDD 2: 1000GB (Samsung)
Ikkerens, wtf :o
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* Windows 7 64 bit
* Tower: NZXT Vulcan
* CPU: Intel Core i5-2500k (4x 3,3GHz)
* RAM: 2x Corsair Vengeance (DDR3, 4GB) = 8GB
* Graphics card: Sapphire Radeon HD 5770
* MB: Gigabyte Z68MA-D2H-B3 (µATX)
* PSU: be quiet! 430W
* HDD 1: 250GB (Maxtor)
* HDD 2: 1000GB (Samsung)
Ikkerens, wtf :o
Yeah, notice his post date. He had that system in February...
Also, he chose an odd graphics card. It looks more like a business pc than anything else.
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HD 3: 20MB
wow that is a really small harddrive
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HD 3: 20MB
wow that is a really small harddrive
My mom would called that really huge back in the days.
Also what are you using it for?
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I think he meant 20GB.
My mom would called that really huge back in the days.
... That's what she said.
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Yeah, notice his post date. He had that system in February...
Also, he chose an odd graphics card. It looks more like a business pc than anything else.
Indeed, but it was the most powerful graphics card at the time, I'l update my specs list soon.
Edit: Specs list updated now :)
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Yeah, notice his post date. He had that system in February...
Also, he chose an odd graphics card. It looks more like a business pc than anything else.
Indeed, but it was the most powerful graphics card at the time, I'l update my specs list soon.
Edit: Specs list updated now :)
O.o
Wow, that's about as powerful of a system as you can get...
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120 gigs or harddrive
no graphics card
no sound card
256 MB of RAM.
Formerly windows ME
Now Puppy Linux.
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Yeah, notice his post date. He had that system in February...
Also, he chose an odd graphics card. It looks more like a business pc than anything else.
Indeed, but it was the most powerful graphics card at the time, I'l update my specs list soon.
Edit: Specs list updated now :)
O.o
Wow, that's about as powerful of a system as you can get...
That is what I was aiming for ;)
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*Tower: Cooler Master HAF 922
*Processor: AMD FX-8150 3.60GHz 8MB
*Ram: 6 x G.Skill Ripjaws F3-12800CL7T2-24GBRMD (24gb kit)
*Graphics Card: 2 x XFX Radeon HD 5970 Black Edition Limited (CrossFire)
O.O
*Mother Board: Asus Crosshair IV Formula
*Power Supply: Innovatek Cool-Power Pro 850W
*Storage: Seagate Constellation ES.2 ST33000651NS, 3TB
*Storage 2 (SSD): OCZ SATA II 2.5" SSD 400GB
O.O O.O
Windows 7 - 64 bit
:banghead:
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Windows 7 - 64 bit
:banghead:
I know... I don't like it either... (allthough I have ubuntu dual-boot)
But as long as companies don't make their games linux-compitable either, I don't really have a choice.
(well, I could use Wine, but that isn't optimized for games)
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HD 3: 20MB
wow that is a really small harddrive
My mom would called that really huge back in the days.
Also what are you using it for?
Oh, sorry, yeah, I meant 20GB :P
20MB... I have a flashdrive bigger than that!
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Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit/Windows 8
3gb ram
Pentium 4
1tb WD Caviar Black
Nvidia 8400GS
Stock sound card
:/
Laptop:
Win 7 Home Premium 64bit/Linux Mint Debian Edition
4gb ram
some intel gfx card
some intel snd card
i3 processor
320gb hdd
Netbook:
Gentoo (3.0.6)
2gb ram
standard gfx and sound
intel atom
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I heard that in India(?) there is a computer that has 1 TB of ROM or RAM or whatever it was
I always get confused between those :P
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lol. I have a TB external harddrive... so it was probably ram.
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Ok thnx :D
I knew it existed ;)
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how about an PB of Rom. With a little Jelly?
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My main desktop:
Windows 7 32-bit
Intel Core 2 Quad @ 2.4ghz
4gb Ram (unknown speed)
Geforce 9800GT
1tb hard disk (used to be 2tb, but one recently died : ( )
Most of all it has dual monitors, with one setup vertically (which is awesome for programming/writing/reading).
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PB?
What's that?
PeanutButter?
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Pb=PetaByte i think its 1 quadrillion bytes or something like that
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I heard that in India(?) there is a computer that has 1 TB of ROM or RAM or whatever it was
I always get confused between those :P
Actually, Watson, the computer who participated to Jeopardy! against 2 of the best Jeopardy players, have 16 TB of RAM. It stocked all its database (includes the entire Wikipedia database) in RAM for faster access.
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I heard that in India(?) there is a computer that has 1 TB of ROM or RAM or whatever it was
I always get confused between those :P
Actually, Watson, the computer who participated to Jeopardy! against 2 of the best Jeopardy players, have 16 TB of RAM. It stocked all its database (includes the entire Wikipedia database) in RAM for faster access.
o.O how could it do that. I know 64 bit can support about 1 tb of RAM so what does it have to be for it to use 16tb?
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I heard that in India(?) there is a computer that has 1 TB of ROM or RAM or whatever it was
I always get confused between those :P
Actually, Watson, the computer who participated to Jeopardy! against 2 of the best Jeopardy players, have 16 TB of RAM. It stocked all its database (includes the entire Wikipedia database) in RAM for faster access.
o.O how could it do that. I know 64 bit can support about 1 tb of RAM so what does it have to be for it to use 16tb?
Is it bad that I thought "What happens if Ram clears?"
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I heard that in India(?) there is a computer that has 1 TB of ROM or RAM or whatever it was
I always get confused between those :P
Actually, Watson, the computer who participated to Jeopardy! against 2 of the best Jeopardy players, have 16 TB of RAM. It stocked all its database (includes the entire Wikipedia database) in RAM for faster access.
o.O how could it do that. I know 64 bit can support about 1 tb of RAM so what does it have to be for it to use 16tb?
Is it bad that I thought "What happens if Ram clears?"
no it means you are addicted to omnimaga. The reloading the RAM afterwards would really suck though
It takes long enough just to load a liveCD to RAM id hate to have to reload >10tb of info
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Actually, 64-bit processors can address up to 16 EB (16 million TB) RAM.
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Theoretically, but many implementations have internally used fewer bits (48 in the first implementations IIRC), so they actually supported less than 16EB (but still way more than you'll need in this decade)
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Soon: http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product/hewlett-packard-hp-pavilion-17-3-laptop-featuring-amd-quad-core-a8-3500m-processor-dv7-6165us-grey-english-dv7-6165us/10176376.aspx
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I wonder... since HP dropped out of computer/tablet market, I wonder if their laptops/desktops will soon start selling for very cheap?
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Possibly, but only when the hardware gets a little more out of date.
I've already bought that computer ( and with it's specs $779.95 CDN is a steal of a deal ), so very soon I'll have a more modern computer then my current Compaq V2000.
The computer I'm getting has only 6GB of ram, but it has two ram slots, so that means it's a 2GB card and a 4GB card so it would be easy to up the amount of ram to 8GB by replacing the 2GB with a 4GB card.
10 hours of battery and unlimited bandwidth on my phone means as long as I'm in the city ( or any other WIND Zone ) I can get on the net :) I just tether to my phone :)
This computer is going to be epic, I can't wait for them to ship it :P ( still waiting for the weekend to be over so they actually ship it ).
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[necro]
Just got my laptop in the past week :)
Dell Inspiron N4110
Windows 7 Home Premium SP1 64-bit
Intel Core i3-2330M @2.20GHz
4GB DDR3-10700 SDRAM
Graphics card - Intel HD 3000 (or something like that)
Seagate Momentus 5400.6 ST9500325AS (500GB)
I prolly missed stuff, so I found this (http://www.notebookcheck.net/Dell-Inspiron-14R-N4110-Laptop-Review.70944.0.html) which goes pretty in-depth.
Might upgrade to Ultimate b/c there's the disk lying around somewhere in this house, but I don't feel like reinstalling drivers and stuff and I'll probably take advantage of the Windows 8 for ~$15 thing in a few months anyway.
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Hmm, didn't see that topic :D
Main computer :
Apple Mac Pro Early-2009
OS : Mac OSX 10.8.1 and Windows 7 Ultimate on dual boot, (Ubuntu 12.04 on main VM)
Processor Quad-Core Intel Xeon (5500 series), 2.66 GHz, 64bit
Graphics : 2*Nvidia Gt-120 (was not bad at the time :P)
Disks : 5 Tb total.
RAM : 8 Gb
Screens : 17" + 24" (Main) + 17"
For school though, I will have this one (but better specs) : http://h20386.www2.hp.com/FranceStore/Product.aspx?pdetail=P259749
Windows 7 Professional 64bit
Intel Core i7-3720QM Quad Core
15.6 LED HD+ WVA AG 8570w
8GB 1600MHZ DDR3 1DM 8570w
8 Cell 83 WHr 8570w
NVidia Quadro k1000M
Finger Print Reader
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Wow....everyone's computers are so much awesomer than mine.....
OS: Windows 7 64-bit
Screen res: 1366*768
RAM: 4GB
HDD: 320GB
Graphics: Some Intel HD thingy
Processor: Intel i3 Quad-Core
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Mine:
OS:Windows 7 64-bit
Screen Res: 1680*1050
RAM:8 GB
HDD: 1 TB
Graphic Card: Intel G41 Express Chipset
Processor: Pentium Dual-Core CPU E5800 @ 3.20GHz (Idk why but there's 2 same one listed. Perhaps my computer has 2 cpus?)
Monitor: 32''
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Acer Aspire 4730Z
OS:Windows Vista 32-bit
RAM: 4 GB
HDD: 120 GB, partitioned 60/60
Graphics: I have no idea
Processor: Intel Pentium Dual-Core @ 2 GHz
Screen: 14.1"
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OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
RAM: 4 GB RAM (3.75 usable)
Processor: AMD Athlon II X2 215 @ 2.70 GHz
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 6150 SE nForce 430
HDD: 454 GB
Monitor: ...
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Got a new system a little while back.
New specs:
Model: Dell Optiplex 745 Mini-tower
OS: Ubuntu 12.04LTS 32-bit
Processor: Intel Duo-Core 1.80Ghz
RAM: 2GB DDR2
Graphics Card: Intel 965
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My work computer.
OS: Windows 7 Professional
CPU: Intel Xeon 2.80GHz
RAM: 4GB
Monitor 1&2 Resolution: 1280x1024
HD: 280GB
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Question: A few years ago I had a Pentium II which said (under system info) that it was 400 MHz. However, after reformating it it said 350. ??? I had it reformated at a store which installed XP in the process (it was around October 2004) and they upgraded RAM. I do not know if they actually fooled me by replacing my processor with a slower one (which was still Pentium II), although that would have made no sense considering how old Pentium II computers were already, but I was wondering if it is possible for a computer processor to actually decrease in speed or if Windows system info page can mislabel a computer's hardware?
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Maybe an underclock or something. I overclocked mine to over 450 MHz once.
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I wonder why would it self-underclock permanently, though, or why a store clerk would decide to underclock a customer's processor without permission, unless it was overclocked in the first place and the guy thought it would be damaging in long term?
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It is possible it was slightly over clocked from the factory within operating specs. When they reset it, it's possible that they didn't know what they were doing and set it to it's base speed(or whatever software they had did it automatically).
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Oh wait it's possible to over/underclock certain processors even without hardware changes? But again the Nspire allows it though.
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Indeed it is. Most processor have a certain range within which they can operate fine. AMD even allow you to change the settings yourself often times and has for quite a while. :)
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Yeah, I am necroposting, but I have three reasons for that:
-that discussion is interesting
-it's been a year (hence the necropost) so people's computer may have changed so they might want to update their specs
-I got my laptop so I can post something here while I couldn't before (well I could have posted the specs from the desktop, but I have absolutely no idea what's in there)
So, my laptop:
GPU: Geforce GTX 780M 4Go
Screen: 15.6" FullHD 1920x1080 LED
CPU: Intel® i7-4700MQ 4x2 cores 2.4 to 3.4GHz, 6Mo cache, Video GT2 HD4600 VT-x 47Watts (Haswell)
RAM: DDR3 Sodimm 8Go (can be extended to 32Go but I don't need those for now)
HardDrive1: Samsung SSD 840 Pro Series 128Go
HardDrive2: unknown brand, but 1To and 7200rpm
(also, excuse me if I made any mistake on the name of something, or any other English mistake).
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Um, let' se what I still know of my lappy:
dual core
6GB RAM
500GB HDD
um, and my server
512MB RAM
10GB HDD
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Jean Frederique II (my new desktop) is pretty badass :
-i7 3770k
-16 GB GSkill sniper RAM (PC3-14900 CAS 9)
-Sapphire HD 7970 OC with boost 3GB
-Asus P8z77 V Pro motherboard
-Cooler Master Hyper 612s (CPU cooler)
-Zalman Z11 Plus case
-Akasa Cobra 750W
-Seagate Barracuda 2TB
It it insanely fast. :D Future upgrades are SSD and water cooling.
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Compy one:
OS: Windows Vista Basic
CPU: AMD Athlon XP 2600+ 1.9 GHz
RAM: 1GB
HDD: 40 GB
Graphics: 128 MB ATI Radeon 9800 Pro
CD Reader/Writer
Compy two:
OS: Windows XP Basic
CPU: Intel Pentium 4 2 GHz
RAM: 512 MB
HDD: 15 GB
Graphics: 64 MB Built-in Intel Extreme Graphics
CD Reader
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Current Computer
OS: Windows XP
CPU:1.2 GHz
RAM: 2GB
HDD: 80 GB
Graphics: 144MB
Just bought a new computer, arriving on Wednsday
OS: Windows 8 Going to dual boot Win7, Win8, and Ubuntu
CPU: 2.4Ghz
RAM: 8GB
HDD: 1TB
Graphics: 2GB Nvidia
CD Reader/Writer
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OS: Windows 8 Going to dual boot Win7, Win8, and Ubuntu
You know we call this triple booting right ?/me runs
Anyways sounds nice. ;)
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He, and I mono-boot archlinux XD
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Current computer:
OS: Windows 8
CPU: 3.2 GHz quad-core
RAM: 6GB
HDD: 1TB
Grahpics: GeForce GTX 760
CD reader/writer