What kind of computer do you use?- Super Thread

[klange]

I haven't updated this in a while:

Laptop:
Acer Aspire 5610 (US model = no webcam)
1.73GHz Intel T2250 (Dual Core)
[Core Duo, or "Centrino Duo" if you prefer]
1GB RAM
120GB SATA HDD
Intel GMA 945 graphics
DVD+R burner (I've always wondered if it'll burn -Rs as it's a "Multi-Recorder" but was never brave enough to try)
Intel wireless, Intel audio
With all my media keys working

Display: 1280x800 LCD
Runs: Intrepid Alpha 3

Server:
Custom built as the result of quite a few "repairs":
1.3GHz AMD Athlon XP 1500+
512MB DDR RAM
40GB IDE HDD (been meaning to get a SATA or two, as I have ports)
Old Compaq DVD drive (which has no case on it because the thing that keeps the disc in the drive keeps getting magnetically attached to the roof of the case)
Samsung CD-RW drive
VIA audio
ATI Radeon x800 (AIW, but none of the inputs work with any existing driver) running the 'radeon'/'ati' drivers

Display: 1680x1050 ViewSonic VA226W over DVI
Runs: Hardy (Desktop)

Desktop:
HP Pavilion 742n
1.6GHz AMD Athlon XP 2000+
120GB IDE HDD
"hp cd-writer plus" CD-RW drive
Unlabeled DVD drive
nVidia GeForce2 (integrated) graphics running 'nv' drivers (the nvidia drivers just keep crashing it and displaying garbage)

Display: 1280x1024 LiquidVideo LCD (which is supposedly broken but has been working for the past few days, I think it was a sleep-related problem)
Runs: Hardy (desktop)

Wintop:
Note: This machine refuses to run anything under a Linux kernel. FreeBSD will be dualbooted in the near future. The only reason it has some of the best specs is because I built it all at work a year ago out of parts from what can pretty much be described as a trash can that happened to be pretty good.
Mobo is from an old Dell (with 3 PCI, no AGP, integrated Intel graphics that I don't use)
1.8GHz Intel Pentium 4
2GB DDR-400 RAM (which I need to run Windows, of course)
40GB IDE HDD
nVidia GeForce FX 5200 PCI graphics (... running the nVidia drivers for Windows)
Creative audio (which is being slaved to the input channel on my server, which then has speakers attached to it. The server has a better integrated audio card, though, as it has SPDIF and other goodies)

Display: The same 1680x1050 LCD as the server, but attached via VGA (and DVI doesn't even give me this resolution)
Runs: Windows XP
Complete with:
- cygwin including complete build environment, X server, SSH server/client, nano, and much much more
- Synergy client (input is handled by the server)
- Complete Apache/PHP/Mono web hosting system (not attached to my website yet)
- All of those programs from the bad old days I just couldn't leave behind (like, say, 3d modeling tools that cost oodles of money)
- And most importantly: Tango Icon Patcher and Clearlooks theme.

[woztron]

Desktop:
Asus P5P800 mobo
p4 3.0 o/c'd to 3.14GHz
2Gb DDRII-667 RAM
80Gb SATA
ATI 1650XT dual GPU PCI-e
19in LCD at 1280x1024

Runs Hardy (Gnome)

Server:
PIII 750 Mhz
1x20Gb IDE HDD (install)
1x320Gb SATA ext3 (for torrents and linux use)
1x500Gb SATA NTFS (windows share)
no screen etc.

Runs Hardy Server Edition

Laptop:
Dell Latitude 510
PIII 750Mhz
1Gb RAM (but only 256Mb seen by system )
Still has XP

Set-top Box:
Intel Celeron 1GHz
ATI PCI (not sure what it is)
1x20Gb IDE
Soon to be mythbuntu.

[Club17]

What is your main computer? ... Also, what web browser does everyone use?

PC armed:
Athlon64 3800+, 2.0GB DDR2 Kingston, 500GB HDD Seagate Barracuda, Aopen DVD-RW 16X, Creative SoundBlaster 5.1 Audigy 2, nVidia 128MB PCIEx 6200 Series on PC-Chips K-7 using Ubuntu Hardy.

Libretto laptop:
Celeron 1.6GHz, 512MB RAM, 60GB HDD, Toshiba DVD-RW, Atheros Wi-Fi, Toshiba Bluetooth, using KDE 4.1.

Web explorers: Firefox 3.0 and Konqueror respectivaly (sorry for my english language).

[eliseu_carvalho]

Processor: AMD Sempron 2800+ 1.6GHz
RAM: 1GB DDR
Hard disk: SAMSUNG 80GB
Graphics: NVidia GeForce FX 5500
Sound 1: SoundMax Digital Audio
Sound 2: C-Media CMI8738 (I use it for MIDI connection)
Browser: Firefox 3.0.1 (PT-BR)
Internet connection: ADSL 1GBPS(T1)
Modem: D-Link DSL-500G
Printer: HP PSC-1410 All-in-One

[eliastk]

AMD Athlon 64 X2 4800+ 2.5 GHz
Corsair Value DDR2 2048 MB
Samsung SPinPoint 400 GB SATA2
Silver Power PSU 600 W
Sapphire Radeon HD 3650 512 MB DDR2
MSI Mainboard
LG DVD LightScribe
Apevia X-Plorer, 7 fan LED BLUE
Dualboot: (1)Ubuntu Studio 8.04 / (2)Windows XP Home

FSC 22" Monitor, WideScreen

[tel93]

THE NEWEST ONE THOUSAND, THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY SEVEN LAPTOP!

AMD K6-2
128MB of PC100
2MB C&T 69000 video card
Onboard everything else
1 usb port
CD-ROM (16x MAX) and 1.44MB Floppy Drive
800x600 monitor

[Sico2]

Acer 5920G T7310, Intel 2x2ghz, 2gb ram,800mhz, 250hdd WD, 8.04.1 gnome

[rickdog]

Well, everything below w/Kubuntu plus Ubuntu on my PS3. It just depends on which room I'm in as to which computer I use. I also have an xbox that I'll be tweaking here pretty soon! PS3ubuntu is kind of slow, but it does great for my main purpose, which is to use as a music player using amarok and accessing my music server or my favorite internet radio stations. That way I don't have to hook my laptop up to the stereo.

[Kabezon]

-Computer-
Processor: 2x AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5000+
Memory: 1944MB (730MB used)
Operating System: Ubuntu 8.04.1
User Name: kabezon (Mauro Romero)
Date/Time: dom 10 ago 2008 02:59:20 PDT
-Display-
Resolution: 1680x1050 pixels
OpenGL Renderer: GeForce 6150 LE/PCI/SSE2/3DNOW!
X11 Vendor: The X.Org Foundation
-Multimedia-
Audio Adapter: HDA-Intel - HDA NVidia
-Input Devices-
Macintosh mouse button emulation
AT Translated Set 2 keyboard
Logitech USB Optical Mouse
PC Speaker
Power Button (FF)
Power Button (CM)
-Printers (CUPS)-
PDF
-IDE Disks-
-SCSI Disks-
ATA SAMSUNG HD400LJ
TSSTcorp CD/DVDW TS-H653L
Generic USB SD Reader
Generic USB CF Reader
Generic USB SM Reader
Generic USB MS Reader

[crazyness003]

I want to apologize if this has already been posted. If so, someone do a merge or something, because i couldn't find anything like this.

Okay, so this is simple:
There a poll asking for the processor you use. Please use your current machine (the one you are using to make the post...if you own it). I know some, if not, most people have multiple machines with different configs. So just keep it simple.

Then after you take the poll, give us a list of the hardware (if custom built) or the name and model of your rig (if you can list some hardware about it too).

If you have multiple machines, post all of them. Separate them in a coordinated manner.

Some pics would be nice and links to the exact model you have (if you bought it pre-built).
And if possible, post the pics as attachments, they take up less space on the thread, its just neater. But again, use your own discretion.

Please keep it clean, not too wordy (I dont care if you give us a little histroy, its nice to have some backstory), and dont tell people they suck just because they use Intel...ahem.

Hopefully this benefits the community somehow.

On top of everything you now have a place to link your signature stats to. Just post your stats here, click on the POST # of your stat, copy the URL of your single post and insert this text in your signature (in the User CP)

[url="http://the url you just copied"]My Stats (or whatever you wish)[/url]

This is what i did (see my sig)