What do you have?

MCourson · August 27, 2004

On this last one I am about to ditch XP for Red Hat 9 Linux

Wingnut · August 27, 2004

I built my own, so I don't have a fancy "Dell" logo on mine.

Riiiiiight.

I'm also at work, so I can't show what the home pc is....But I used the case and hardware to make it look like a black Alienware PC.

FYI man, when you hit "Print Screen"...Hold down the Alt key. It will only take a snapshot of the topmost active window, instead of the entire desktop.

That way, you don't have to do any cropping.

MCourson · August 27, 2004

FYI man, when you hit "Print Screen"...Hold down the Alt key. It will only take a snapshot of the topmost active window, instead of the entire desktop.

That way, you don't have to do any cropping.

Sweet 'cause cropping is a PIA

tmf6902 · August 27, 2004

I can run doom 3...that should say enough

blue2kzr2 · August 27, 2004

I built my own:

Athlon XP 2200+

MSI KT4 Ultra

Leadtek GEForce4 Ti4600

WD 80 Gig drive with 7200 RPM spindle and 8MB buffer

Generic floppy

Lite-On DVD (16x) and CD-RW (48x24x48) drives

ThermalTake Volcano 9 CPU fan

5 case fans

D-Link wired NIC

Netgear Wireless

Antec Cobra rounded cables

All housed in an Antec Plus 1080 case in the dark grey color with 430 watt PSU.

99Silver6.0 · August 27, 2004

I dont buy. I also build my own.

P4 3.0C OC'd to 3.6 on air

Thermalright XP120 sink, Panaflo 120MM fan(LOUD)

1GB OCZ ram

ATI X800

ABIT IC7MAX3

NEC DVD-R/CD-R

2 WD 80GB's 8MB buffer on SATA

1 WD 120GB 8MB buffer on IDE

Antec True430 PSU

CoolerMaster WaveMaster case

Onboard GB Ethernet

Hooked on Counterstrike. Half Life 2 source rocks!

Z71 · August 28, 2004

Intel 8088 4.7Mhz (with turbo button to 8Mhz) 8-Bit Processor

640K base memory and 384 extended for a total of 1MB

(2) Dual Density 5-1/4" Floppy Drives

Hercules MDA-Display Graphics Card

Running PC-DOS 3.3

Lotus 1-2-3 and WordStar

I may upgrade to 20mb MFM drive one day, but I need to save up some money. It just seems like a lot of diskspace that I will never need. I have heard of some problems slaving a MAXTOR and SEAGATE drive though, so I'm not sure if I want to invest that much money yet.

---edit---

Forgot to mention, I'm posting this from a friends computer since my SLIP dial-up account does not support the HTTP protocol.

PINE News/Mail reader rules!!!

tmf6902 · August 28, 2004

Intel 8088 4.7Mhz (with turbo button to 8Mhz) 8-Bit Processor
640K base memory and 384 extended for a total of 1MB

(2) Dual Density 5-1/4" Floppy Drives

Hercules MDA-Display Graphics Card

Running PC-DOS 3.3

Lotus 1-2-3 and WordStar

I may upgrade to 20mb MDF drive one day, but I need to save up some money. It just seems like a lot of diskspace that I will never need. I have heard of some problem slaving a MAXTOR and SEAGATE drive so I'm not sure I want to invest that much money yet.

---edit---

Forgot to mention, I'm posting this from a friends computer since my SLIP dial-up account does not support the HTTP protocol.

PINE News/Mail reader rules!!!

LMAO.....Do you use Prodigy???

Cool Zr2 · August 28, 2004

1997 suburban flash.... oh..... EMachines...... junk

Z71 · August 28, 2004

Intel 8088 4.7Mhz (with turbo button to 8Mhz) 8-Bit Processor
640K base memory and 384 extended for a total of 1MB

(2) Dual Density 5-1/4" Floppy Drives

Hercules MDA-Display Graphics Card

Running PC-DOS 3.3

Lotus 1-2-3 and WordStar

I may upgrade to 20mb MDF drive one day, but I need to save up some money. It just seems like a lot of diskspace that I will never need. I have heard of some problem slaving a MAXTOR and SEAGATE drive so I'm not sure I want to invest that much money yet.

---edit---

Forgot to mention, I'm posting this from a friends computer since my SLIP dial-up account does not support the HTTP protocol.

PINE News/Mail reader rules!!!

LMAO.....Do you use Prodigy???

I connect right to the source and use UUNET for my SLIP/PPP access.

The 80's live on!

99Silver6.0 · August 28, 2004

I have a Commodore64 as my backup machine/server. Anybody want the specs on it?

rhilton · August 28, 2004

I have 512 Mb of RAM, it's just integrated video, so it says 448 Mb

tmf6902 · August 28, 2004

Intel 8088 4.7Mhz (with turbo button to 8Mhz) 8-Bit Processor
640K base memory and 384 extended for a total of 1MB

(2) Dual Density 5-1/4" Floppy Drives

Hercules MDA-Display Graphics Card

Running PC-DOS 3.3

Lotus 1-2-3 and WordStar

I may upgrade to 20mb MDF drive one day, but I need to save up some money. It just seems like a lot of diskspace that I will never need. I have heard of some problem slaving a MAXTOR and SEAGATE drive so I'm not sure I want to invest that much money yet.

---edit---

Forgot to mention, I'm posting this from a friends computer since my SLIP dial-up account does not support the HTTP protocol.

PINE News/Mail reader rules!!!

LMAO.....Do you use Prodigy???

I connect right to the source and use UUNET for my SLIP/PPP access.

The 80's live on!

Do you have one of those modems that you have to actually put the handset of the phone on the modem??? Like the one in that movie "War Games".....that was a great rainy saturday B rated movie.