Dell Latitude D600
1.4ghz Intel Centrino Mobile
512mb Ram
32mb ATI Radeon
40gb Hard Drive
Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat
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Dell Latitude D600
1.4ghz Intel Centrino Mobile
512mb Ram
32mb ATI Radeon
40gb Hard Drive
Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat
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Dell Inspiron B120
Celeron 1.40 Ghz
2 Gig RAM
kernel 2.6.32-42
Came with Windows XP.
Got tired of slowdowns & hangups, so I overwrote XP with Ubuntu 9.10 - Karmic Koala.
Then, the 40 Gig HD froze up, and I replaced it with a 250 Gig drive, and installed 10.04 - Lucid Lynx. Wondrous to say, when I tried the frozen drive in a USB external drive before tossing it, it spun up, and I was able to grab my data. The 40 Gig still runs, but is too flaky to be reliable.
I backed up my data, then installed 12.04 - Precise Pangolin. Overall operation was so slow that I reverted to Lucid, and that's what's there now.
The only advantage of 12.04 is that my Buffalo WLI-U2-KG125S works there, but not on 10.04.
I was given a Dell, that I upgraded and resurrected.
Model: Dell Dimension 4400
Processor: Intel P4 1.6GHz
RAM: 768MB(512+256)
GPU: GeForce 6200 256MB 64-bit AGPx4
Drives: 1 CD, 1 DVD, 1 Floppy
PCI Devices: LAN, Wireless 54Mbps, Sound Blaster Live! 24-bit, 4 USB 2.0 Connectors
Xubuntu 12.04.1
Runs really good.
1920x1080 isn't too bad through VGA.
Last edited by Axxon95; September 13th, 2012 at 06:19 PM. Reason: wording fix
Performance Build: i5 2500, 8GB, GeForce GTX 460 v2
Old Build: Intel P4 3.06GHz HT 533 MHz, 1GB 400MHz, ATI Radeon 9600 128MB, Creative SB Audigy EAX HD Advanced
R.I.P: NVIDIA GeForce 6200 256MB 64-bit, you served well.
I have a Dell
- Optiplex 745 I got from work, it was one that a coworker had before their computer got upgraded. Every few years we raffle off the extra computers to whomever is interested. Duo-core Intel @ 2GHz(?) and 6 GB of RAM
It came at a good time because my previous deskop computer decided at that time to die. So I moved the hard drive to this machine and it is chugging along with Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and I am planning on upgrading it to 12.04 LTS 64-bit when I get the chance.
- I took the hard drive out of the dead Dell Dimension 4600 machine. Its only hitch being the change from nVidia graphics to ATI.
- I also got from this latest work raffle 2 (or was it 3?) Dell Optiplex 280s with P4 chips and 2 GB Ram each. I am going to set up one as a firewall / content filter for my home network and the other as an (internal) web server.
- Then I got one more Dell but not sure of the model at this point. The video has 2 VGA connectors so I am planning on seeing if I can do dual-screen with that and make that my "play" machine.
- And last (for now) is my Dell D400 laptop which is supposed to be the kids' (when I got a Thinkpad T42) but they lost the power chord and the Chinese knock-off gets super hot after a little use so I cannot leave it plugged in for any extended time.
- Oh, and my wife has a Dell Inspiron R17 (N7010) but it is running Windows 7 so I don't count that.
All of these, except the D400 and my wife's, are corporate toss-aways.
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XPS One (21") / XPS 1340 - Both running Precise desktop. The XPS One, having a slower processor and less memory, runs quicker that the 1340 with a Core Duo 9600 and 8 gig of RAM. I still need to do some tweaking on the laptop.
Optiplex 745 - 12.04 Server. Use this for backups and file sharing at home.
Dell 1501 with 4MB and plug in drives to switch from Vista, Windows 7 and now Ubuntu 12. Ubuntu is currently the fastest!
Studio XPS 1645 DreamStudio
Inspirion M5030 Ubuntu12.04
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Dell Optiplex GX280
Bought it at Goodwill for $30. Best $30 ever spent.
Dell 6520 with 8Gig Mem
no driver problem I faced so far with 12.04 x64, If I can achieve to access my corporate exchange emails will get rid of my crap win7 forever.
Dell Inspiron N5110, Ubuntu 12.04(Precise Pangolin)
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