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Computer specs to see who has the better computer.

Soyo 5ema motherboard

amd 56-2 400mhz

92m of ram

tnt riva 16m video card.

creative 64m sound card

pc-dvd 5x

us robotics modem

sampo 14" monitor

maxtor 8.08 harddrive 5400rpm

300w ps

3 fans

 

I got my amd duron 750 in the mail today i just got to wait for the motherboard and i got a thermaltake fan.

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MotherBoard - Abit VH6 Socket 370 (1 AMR, 1 AGP, 5 PCI, 1 ISA)

Fan/Cooling - (CPU) Alpha PEP66T 38cfm Heatsink/Fan

Processor(s) - Intel Celeron II 667@1133MHz

Hard Drive - Seagate 30GB 7200rpm IDE (Partitioned into three)

Memory - 640MB Total. Two Sticks 256MB, One Stick 128MB. SDRAM PC133 168pin DIMM (Generic)

Video Card - nVidia GeForce 2 MX 32MB AGP

Modem - Phoebe Micro 56K V.90 PCI

Sound Card - VIA Audio (OnBoard)

MPEG Decoder - Sigma Designs REALMagic Hollywood Plus! PCI

Ethernet Adapter - RealTek 8029(AS) 10BaseT Ethernet Adapter

Removeable Storage - Mitsumi 3.5" Floppy Drive

DVD-ROM - Pioneer DVD-115 16x DVD ROM Drive IDE

CD-RW - Plextor Plexwriter 12x/10x/32x CD-RW Drive IDE

Extra Fan - Exhaust Fan (22cfm) Modded into top of case.

Operating System - Windows 2000 Professional 5.00.2195.1;SP1

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Alright Pimpin228, when I joined up in January, there was this @$$ who was gloating about how great his system was, and as a result got a whole load of people on his case. Be ready for a bashing if you dont watch it, cause this other character got dissed bad.

 

You want specs, I know there are better systems out there, but as long as I can upgrade my systems, Im okay biggrin.gif

Here are my specs

Main system:

Asus A7V

Duron 600@680 (6x113)

384 MB PC133 SDRAM

Maxtor 20.4 GB 5400RPM ATA100

Samsung 48x CD-ROM

Toshiba 12x DVD-ROM

Voodoo 4 4500 AGP (overclocked to 176)

Guillemot Maxi Sound Fortissimo

SIIG 3-port Firewire

D-Link DFE 530 TX NIC

Zip650 4/4/6 CD-RW USB

Zip100 USB

Memorex Maxx Scan USB

MS Intellimouse Optical

Kleer 17" monitor

Cambridge Soundworks FPS1000

Logitech Deluxe (thats right a DELUXE) 104 keyboard

CoolerMaster Socket A HSF

Antec 80mm case fan

Antec 2 fan slot blower

Antec HDD cooler for sucking in air

300 Watt PS

all powered by Windows 2000 biggrin.gif

 

Test system:

Tyan Trinity 400

Pentium III 667

192 MB PC100 (Ive underclocked this system so I could OC my other)

Western Digital 17.2 GB 5400 RPM ATA66

Western Digital 2.5 GB 4500 RPM ATA33

Toshiba 6x DVD-ROM

Voodoo 3 3000 AGP with TV/S-video out (overclocke to 182 MHz in ME only)

SB 16 PCI OEM

Realtek 10/100 NIC

MS Intellimouse Optical

HP 1280 17" monitor

Generic 3-way speakers

PC concepts wave ergonomic keyboard (I really should get a different keyboard, cause it sucks for gaming)

Intel stock fan

Slot blower fan

250 Watt PS

running Win2k,WinME,Linux-Mandrake 7.1

 

I pity you, fool for the wrath this forum will bestow upon you. And the fact you dont have broadband. Sucker! tongue.gif

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Brian, are you talking about that kid who asked: "Why's my system so dope?"?, he was a fag-lamer extraorinaire (spelling?)!

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Pentium III 933 (soon to become a 1GHz)

EPox 3SPA3-L 815EP motherboard

Enlight 7237 mid-tower case

512MB Micron PC133 CAS-2

Western Digital 40GB 7200 RPM ATA100

Pioneer 16x DVD-ROM

ATI Radeon 64MB DDR VIVO

AC'97 on-board sound (until I get a SB Live! Platinum)

LinkSys FastEthernet 10/100 NIC

Microsoft Intellimouse Optical

KDS Trinitron 17" monitor

Microsoft Internet Pro Keyboard

300 Watt PS

2 fans

Windows 2000 SP1

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My System

Dell Demension XPS T500

Triple Boot

Windows 2000 Pro 2195

Windows Whistler Pro 2428

Windows Millennium Final Retail

PIII @ 500 Mhz (with after market heatsink and dual fan)

512 Megs Ram

Guillemot Maxi Gammer Cougar (TNT2 M64 w/ 32 Megs of RAM)

Matrox Millennium PCI (w/ 4 Megs of RAM for second monitor)

3Com Etherlink XL 10/100 Ethernet Card

2 x Abit Hot Rod Pro ATA-100 RAID Controlers

2 x 12.6 Gig Maxtor Hard Disks RAID 0 (for system)

1 76.3 Gig Maxtor Hard Disk (for storage)

40X LG CD Rom Drive

100 Mb Iomega Internal Zip Drive

MS Explorer Mouse

MS Natural Keyboard Pro

And not a single piece of software that I actually own

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I see someone else using a Matrox Millenium for second monitor. COOL biggrin.gif

 

Written on Win2000 using:

PII 300

Aopen AX6B

160mb RAM

Diamond Viper 770 32mb

Matrox Millenium2 2mb

SBLive! Value

20gb Seagate

6gb WDCaviar

1.2gb Seagate

Pioneer 32x CD-R (Slot)

Realtek RTL8029AS 10mbit

Dlink PnP 10mbit

MAG 15DLS 15"

Osborne MO117 17"

 

Using 100% Australian Made recyclable electrons

 

[This message has been edited by felix (edited 01 March 2001).]

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System Configs

 

* W2K-1 (Main Workstation)

 

1. Windows 2000 Professional SP1

2. PIII 800e (8x100)

3. AOpen AX-34 Motherboard

4. 384MB PC-133 RAM (3x128MB@133MHz)

5. Hercules Prophet II GTS Pro

6. Soundblaster Live! MP3+

7. Intel Pro/100 Management Adapter

8. IBM 25GB ATA-33 5400RPM Hard Drive

9. Samsung SD-604 5/32X DVD-ROM

10. 1.44MB Floppy Drive

11. Radius 19" Monitor (Trinitron-based) .24-.25AG

12. MS Natural Pro Keyboard

13. MS Intellimouse Explorer

14. Altec Lansing ACS-33 Speakers

15. Generic Full Tower Case

16. PC Power and Cooling 350W ATX Power Supply

 

 

* NT-1 (Second Workstation)

 

1. Windows NT 4.0 SP6a

2. Celeron 300A@450

3. ASUS P3B-F

4. 128MB PC-100 RAM (1x128MB)

5. GeForce 256 SDR 32MB

6. Soundblaster AWE64 Value

7. Intel Pro/100 Management Adapter

8. 2 Western Digital ATA-33 4.3GB Hard Drives

9. HP 9110 CD-R/CD-RW Drive

10. 1.44MB Floppy Drive

11. DigiView 17" Monitor

12. Generic Keyboard

13. MS Intellimouse

14. Inwin Clone Case

 

 

* Server-1 (AD Root)

 

1. Windows 2000 Advanced Server SP1

2. PIII 550 (5x100)

3. ASUS P3B-F

4. 640MB PC-100 RAM (2x256MB+1x128MB)

5. Intel Pro/100 Management Adapter

6. Maxtor 6GB ATA-33 5400RPM Hard Drive

7. IBM 20GB ATA-33 5400RPM Hard Drive

8. Matshita CR-586 32X CD-ROM

9. 1.44MB Floppy Drive

10. Generic 14" Monitor

11. Generic Keyboard

12. Logitech Optical Trackball

13. Generic Mid-Tower Case

14. HP 722C DeskJet Printer

15. APC USB UPS

 

 

* Server-2 (Second Server for AD Replication)

1. Windows 2000 Server SP1

2. Celeron 333

3. Diamond Micronics C400 Motherboard

4. 128MB PC100 RAM (1x128MB)

5. Intel Pro/100 Management Adapter

6. Maxtor 20GB ATA-100 7200RPM Hard Drive

7. Acer 50x CD-ROM

8. 1.44 MB Floppy Drive

9. Generic 14" Monitor (sharing the one on Server-1)

10. Generic Keyboard

11. Logitech Optical Trackball (sharing the one on Server-1)

12. Enlight Case

 

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Well...here is mine:

 

Windows 2000 Server

Intel PIII-933

Abit SA6R motherboard

512 PC-133 Crucial memory

IBM 30 GB + 45 GB

Geforce2 GTS

SoundBlaster Live!

3Com 10/100

Sony 17" monitor

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Well brian do i hear anyone else complaining,so i messed up,thats what you get when you're high.I have no problems i just wanted to know what specs are these days.

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Mine is in my sig. No, you are not seeing things, it says 700Mhz @ 698.

 

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Athlon 700 @ 698

Epox 7kxa

256Mb PC133

Hercules Prophet 32Mb DDR

Sound Blaster X-Gamer

Pioneer 16x DVD

HP 9100i CD-RW

2-30gig 7200RPM WD HD

ViewSonic PF790 19"

Win98SE

Full Tower

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2MHz isn't going to effect anything. There is always some variation in processor speeds. The given speed is only an average. My 933MHz runs at 937MHz out of the box.

 

That, and a lot of software misreads the actual speed anyway.

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Cody, Brian isn't b1tching at you or anything, he was just mentioning a thread a while back when a kid put down everyone's system just cause they didn't have the latest, greatest scsi 15000rpm hard drives. He meant no offense by it

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Yeah, OLEerror, but your processor is UNDERmarked. Mine is OVERmarked. I realize that they cannot get to the exact speed every time, but usually when they cannot reach the speed they are looking for, they back up the speed & send it out @ 50Mhz slower. I downloaded a small program that is supposed to measure processor speed to the .01Mhz.

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There are variations from chip to chip that could cause it to go slightly above or below spec. 2MHz is only about 0.3% off though. It might not even be the processor though - something in the motherboard could be slowing the bus down slightly, thereby dragging the processor down.

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Hey this should be fun. All three were built by me.

 

My Computer:

866 Pentium 3

815 Intel mobo

256 pc133 ram

45 gig Maxtor 7200rpm primary and 8 gig Maxtor secondary

TDK 8x CDR Drive

Creative PC-DVD 8x with dxr3 Decoder

Creative GeForce 2 Gts

Sony 17 inch

Soundblaster Live Platnium with live drive

Cambridge Desktop Theater 5.1 DTT2500 Digital Surround

Hp P1100 Photosmart printer

Hp Scanjet 4200c

Antec Sapphire Blue case with 300 watt power

Microsoft intelimouse explorer (optic)

Microsoft Natural Pro keyboard

Lynksys network hub

Broadband

Dual boot Win 98se and Whistler 2428

 

Wife's computer:

600 Pentium 3

440 bx mobo

128 pc100 ram

8 gig Maxtor pimary and 4.3 W.D. Sec.

Generic DVD Drive 1st gen.

Memorex 48x CD

VooDoo 3 3500TV pri.

Diamond TNT Sec.

2 15' Sonys

ESS 1869 soundcard

Macally usb keyboard and mouse (she likes colored stuff)

Lyksys network card

Antec Ruby case with 300w power

Generic flat panel speakers to match the case

(hey it has to be color coordinated) laugh

Win 2000 pro sp1

 

Son's computer:

450 Pentium2

VIA 133 MOBO

128 pc100 RAM

10 gig Maxtor

Memorex 48x CD

Creative GeForce DDR

15' Sony

Soundblaster Live Value

Cambridge 4 point Surround

Lyksys Network card

Generic Keyboard

Microsoft Intellmouse

Antec Beige case (yuck)

HP 722 Printer

Win 2000pro sp1

 

Whew I think that about covers it. As you can tell I have a blast with this stuff. We have killer times online playing TFC.

Be Cool,

RattDawg

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MY SOON TO BE OBSOLETE, NON-UPGRADABLE LAPTOP

 

Latitude c800

 

Mobile P-3 850Mhz/815 Solano Chipset

512MB SDRAM

32GB Ultra -ATA HDD

32MB ATI Mobility 128 4x AGP

ESS Maestro 3E Sound

15" SXGA TFT LCD

DVD/CDROM Modular

8x4x24 CDRW Modular

1.44MB Floppy Modular

250MB Zip Modular

3Com 56k Cellular Global + 10/100 Combo Card

 

+ (for all you desktop users..hehe) -

"PORTABILITY" ;-)

 

Now, if I could only get the same color saturation as my SGI Dual-Xeon Graphics Wkstn..... smile

 

[This message has been edited by ofelas (edited 04 March 2001).]

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Damn everyone is 550mhz and up.I finally got my motherboard.I must say the on-board sound isn't all that great,and the dvd is choppier.but i can see a difference.the dvd sound jumps with the movie, cause when it edges along so does the sound.Any answers?

And another thing i tried to play quake III<all i got was a grey screen,i did task manager,and exited.I reinstalled my drivers and i still got the grey screen.What do you all suggest?

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What mobo are you running? Are you running software or hareware decoding on the DVD?

Plus when you put a new mobo did you wipe out the drive and reinstall everything? Need some details confused

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If you install a new mobo without wiping everything out. You will have major driver conflicts. You can go into safe mode to remove the doubles and old board drivers but its easier just to start fresh. frown

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and i'm not using a decorder card? cuase i need drivers?It's a creative ct7165-d.Eddie314 say there isn't drivers for w2k, but i want to partion my harddrive and put 98 so i can use the decorder card?

 

My quote creative labs suck

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