Post your computers!

[linuxsyst]

What computer do you use the most post it here! (-:
Fujitsu Siemens S612D 1.66 Ghz
Linux Ubuntu 11.04
Windows XP Proffesional.
:popcorn:

[Paqman]

Difficult question to give one answer for. For desktops I build them, haven't owned a branded one in many years. For netbooks we tend to have stuck to Asus Eee PCs.

[linuxsyst]

You can post here the manufactures the processor and the OS.

[Quadunit404]

Where is Samsung in this? I'm not the only one here with a Samsung laptop so why not add the option? :confused:

[PaulW2U]

Where is Samsung in this? I'm not the only one here with a Samsung laptop so why not add the option? :confused:
Indeed, I have two Samsung laptops and a Samsung netbook - all for use with Windows though.

For Linux I use an old Dell desktop, see below for the current specification.

[linuxsyst]

Where is Samsung in this? I'm not the only one here with a Samsung laptop so why not add the option? I would add but I cant edit it and I need to delete it cause there are ten of them and when there will be lots of them there will be a winner like 121 people voted ASUS. So jus post SAMSUNG and I will count it (-:

[scouser73]

Voted Other, Hewlett Packard.


Processor: Intel® Pentium® E5800 3.2 GHz 2 MB L2 cache
Chipset: Intel G41
Memory: 4 GB DDR3 (2 x 2 GB) 2 DIMM Supports up to 4 GB DDR3 memory
Storage: 500 GB SATA 3G (7200 rpm)
DVD writer SATA DVD RAM and Double Layer supporting LightScribe technology 6-in-1 memory card reader
Communication: Ethernet 10/100BT integrated network interface
Video: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X4500HD (up to 1.26 GB) VGA
Sound: High Definition Audio 5.1
Ports: 1 external optical drive bay; 1 internal HDD bay
2 PCI-Express x1; 1 PCI-Express x16; 1 PCI
6 USB 2.0
2 audio
3 analog audio
2x2TB External Hard Drives
2x1TB External Hard Drives
3x500GB External Hard Drives
Samsung 32" Television (doubling as my monitor}


I added a PCI Express 5 USB 2.0 card

[coffeecat]

Post your computers!It won't fit through the slot in the front of the letterbox. :(

[speedwell68]

I've got 3 Acers, the ASX3200 desktop I am working at now. An A150 Netbook and a A5101 Laptop. If a do a system for someone it will be an Acer, can't fault them.

[Canime]

I am surprised that HP isn't an option, the newer release laptops aren't that bad at all.

[Lucradia]

You should have made this multiple-choice. As for what I have:

ASUS.

That's all really. My custom build computer is in my signature.

[Phrea]

Just two quad core AMD machines I built myself. Nothing fancy really, they're both a few years old, and they should last me another 5 years.

[Bandit]

I build my own.. Well desktops anyway, I have been building my own computers since I was 16. That was around ~1993-94 when PC shops started realy selling hardware on a regular basis, until then I just bought a machine then purchased extra stuff to go into it.
Since home built laptops are expensive, ugly and somewhat cumbersome, I have grown to a love/hate relationship with Dell laptops.

https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-gEM6XPqf35I/TciKjErb7CI/AAAAAAAABGw/38PbIWf8eZw/s720/mynewpc1b.png

[rbishop]

I have so many....I will just list my main machines...

- Acer Laptop - Dual Boot Windows Vista/Ubuntu 10.04
- Home Brew Desktop - Windows XP - HTPC (haven't had time to setup Mythbuntu yet)
- Home Brew Desktop (Wife's) - Windows XP
- Home Brew Server (Home) - Ubuntu 10.04 Server
- Tyan Server (Colo Server) - VMWare ESX 4

Plus lot's of other VM systems and physical systems that are in pieces around the house.

[desnaike]

2 HP comp's in my signature.

[BrokenKingpin]

I have the following computers:
- Compaq Presario R3000 laptop
- Two Acer Aspire One netbooks (one for me and one for my wife)
- HP Pavilion Elite desktop
- Old crappy P4 Dell desktop
- Custom built gaming rig
- Custom built home server

On top of that I probably have enough extra parts to build another two computers (I just do not have any spare cases).

Why is HP/Compaq not an option?

[WRDN]

Got a single desktop machine I built myself a few years back for University.

Brief specifications:
- Asus Rampage Formula Motherboard
- Intel Q6600 (quad core) + Thermalright Ultra 120
- 4GB DDR2 RAM
- ATI 4870HD 1GB
- 750Gb Samsung HDD
- 2x Western Digital 1.5TB drives (in RAID 1 configuration)

My parents have a 6 year old (roughly) desktop from a local computer shop, and my brother has a 2010 Vaio laptop.

[Khakilang]

My main computer is self build. Intel dual core, 2GB RAM, 80GB hard disk, Nvidia 9300GE graphic card. The other 2 are IBM ThinkCenter with Pentium 4, 1GB RAM and 80GB hard disk and Acer PowerMate Pentium 4 1.5GHz 512MB RAM and a 10GB hard disk. That is why I vote for other.

[yetiman64]

It won't fit through the slot in the front of the letterbox. :(

That was my first reaction to the thread title. :lol:

Voted other, specs below.

Home built: AMD Phenom X4 9750 on a DFI 790GX-M2RS Mobo with a Corsair H50 water cooler unit, 8GB of 1033Mhz (DDR2) Kingston "HyperX" RAM in 4x2gig modules, Thermaltake V9 gaming case and Thermaltake 650 W PSU, NVidia GT240 (1 GB) video card.

6 Various Linux intalls on a Seagate 250 Gb HDD, won't list them, screenshot of gparted attached. 3 more Seagate storage HDDs (2x500 GB and one 1TB). 2.25 TB total for HDDs. Note, I've been a bit slack and haven't implemented the dedicated grub partition setup yet (but it's allowed for ;)).

[FatalMessenger]

I have an ASUS laptop with th following specs:
Model: G53JW
Processor: Intel i7 740QM(Quad-core; hyper threading) @ 1.73GHz with turbo boost up to 2.8GHz
RAM: 6GB
Hard Drive: 1x750GB
Graphics Card: Nvidia GeForce 460M
OS: Windows 7 64-Bit(for gaming); Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit(for everything else)

[linuxsyst]

Please delete eMachines and make HP instead and please make it multiple choice
(-:
Thank you

[bferd]

Family of five here. 10 Machines total.

For myself


One home built desktop - Ubuntu
One HP desktop - Win 7
One IBM Thinkpad - Ubuntu/Win7


For my wife


One IBM Thinkpad - Win7


For my kids


One HP desktop - Win7


Others


One HP Fileserver - Ubuntu Server
Three Mediacenters - XBMC over Ubuntu
One Gameserver - Ubuntu server


:o

[Lucradia]

Please delete eMachines and make HP instead and please make it multiple choice
(-:
Thank you

I agree; eMachines is owned by Acer.

btw, you should vote Packard Bell if you have an HP. Same company.

[Alwimo]

I bought an Acer laptop in early April.

I might not buy from Acer again.

[wolfen69]

My everyday computer is self-built and pretty good specs. Fedora 15 runs like it was made for my hardware. Other than that, I just test laptops or netbooks before I buy them.

[TechSupportx86]

Main computer is custom, nothing fancy, but it'll run BC2 on high ;)

Intel C2D E8400 @3Ghz
4GB DDR2
GTX 260
500GB with Windows 7 x64 and 11.04 x64
Dual acer 20 inch X203H Monitors @ 1600x900

and my netbook:
Acer Aspire One
1.6Ghz Intel Atom
1.5GB DDR2
250GB With Windows 7 and Ubuntu 10.10
8.9 inch LCD

I also have a File/Music Server, minecraft server, and a Test Server i experiment on. Nothing special about em, just re-issued desktops :)

[trizrK]

I am surprised that HP isn't an option, the newer release laptops aren't that bad at all.
That's what i was thinking.

[jerrrys]

no IBM ? your poll bites

[Quadunit404]

Oh yeah... my specs. Just look at my signature and DANANA NA!

[nidzo732]

Home made desktop

AMD Athlon LE1600 2.21Ghz
2GB RAM
nvidia 9500 gt
1TB HDD
17" Philips monitor
Asus m2n-x motherboard
Ubuntu 11.04
Win7 ultimate

I'm also planing to buy an acer laptop

[zer010]

Mine is in my sig. The case isn't stock though. I'm not sure what brand the case is. It was a lot more roomier than the stock case. It allowed me to add an extra fan that blows on the gfx card. It also has two front USB ports that the original didn't have.

I have another PC in a stripped down case. The parts came from an old Gateway eMachine. Celeron @ 2GHz, 512MB RAM, DVD,CD R/RW. I use it as a print server that doubles as a test box.

[wizard10000]

My netbook gets the most use - it's an HP (actually Compaq-branded) Mini 110 with 2GB RAM, a software-overclocked video chipset, a 60GB OCZ Agility 2 and an Intel 6200 a/b/g/n wireless card. Since HP netbooks whitelist WLAN and WWAN cards in BIOS this required some BIOS hacking, but I didn't make the hack - I just applied it. I guess that makes me a script kiddie :D

Desktop PC is a mildly overclocked Core i7-920 with a 64GB Corsair Extreme boot drive and a 1TB Samsung data drive. 6GB RAM and a GF9500GT.

Both machines run Kubuntu 11.04.