The victor gets a cookie in 6 to 8 weeks.

IDLEchild

Well-Known Member
Forgive me if this has been done before.

Post your PC specs and let's see who packs the most horsepower.

the winner get's a cookie of their choice at their expense from them.
 
Might as well send the cookie to Justintime right now.

But heres mine anyway

Win98Se/Linux-Mandrake8.2/WinXP Pro
1.2ghz266DDR T-Bird @ 1.4ghz
VolcanoII /RadioShack Paste
IWILL KK266+
384 MB PC133
Matrox G450 32MB AGP
MAXTOR 30GB ATA66 7200RPM
Maxtor 60GB ATA100 7200RPM
16x DVD
6424 CDRW
Logitech Cordless Freedom Optical mouse/keyboard
Viewsonic G90f 19"
Altec Lansing ACS54 Speakers
 
Hmmm maybe not. I just built Rusty a computer recently, it might compare in overall "sweetness" if not speed cus we don't overclock.

Hey Justin, remember that Soltek mainboard I bought by mistake? Finally found a use for it. :D

Soltek SL-85MIR Intel Socket 478 mobo (533mhz FSB)
Intel P4 Northwood 2.4ghz
512mb DDR SDRAM
60gb Ultra ATA133 Maxtor Diamondmax
MSI G4TI 4800SE NVidia GeForce4 w/128mb DDR RAM AGP
SoundBlaster Audigy2 Platinum with breakout box
Altec Lansing 2 speaker 50w subwoofer
TDK Velocd 48x usb2.0
 
Maybe we should be asking who has the most computers in the house?


Version 1.0:
Athlon XP 2200+
Coolermaster Copper Heatpipe HHC-L61 heatsink with
Akasa 60>80mm adapter and Coolermaster
80mm Blue LED fan
@ 25dBa
ABit KD7-E mobo (KT333)
512MB Crucial 2100DDR-Ram Non-parity
Maxtor DiamondMax +8 40GB 7200rpm HDD
Matsushita 8x/40x multiregion DVD-Rom
CyberDrive 32x/12x/48x CD-RW

Alps 1.44MB FDD
ATI 7500 64MB TV Out Graphics Adapter
SBLive! 5.1 player soundcard
Soundworks SW310 speakers with subwoofer
6x USB 2.0 (4x rear, 2x front side)
Codegen 6606 pre-modded case with
sound activated blue cold cathode
ThermalTake 420W Purepower Silent PSU
2x Ys-Tech 80mm silent case fans @ 20dBa
1x Ys_Tech 92mm case fan @ 26dBa
OS: 2K Pro Sp3 (Dx 9.0a)


Version 2:
AMD Athlon TBird 1GHz(100) @ 1.33GH (133x10, 1.175v)
GlobalWin FSP82 heatsink and fan (up to 2600+) with AS3
ABit KT7A (Rev.1.0) mobo
512MB PC133 Hyundai SDRAM
Maxtor DiamondMax +8 40GB 7200rpm HDD
ATI Rage 128Pro 32MB video card
Creative SB 4.1 soundcard
AOpen 56x CD-Rom
Mitzumi 1.44MB FDD
E-Star Nokia case
400W Mercury PSU
OS: Dual Boot: WinMe and Linux Mandrake 9.1


Version 3:
AMD Athlon TBird 1GHz(100)

Coolermaster heatsink and fan (up to 1.4GHz) with AS3
ABit KT7A (Rev.1.1) mobo
384MB PC133 SDRAM
Maxtor 40GB 5400rpm HDD
Creative Geforce 200MX 32MB video card
Inno3D 4.1 soundcard
Samsung 52x CD-Rom
Alps 1.44MB FDD
Atlas Midi case
300W Mercury PSU
OS: Win98


Version 4:
Intel Celeron 500MHz
Coolermaster heatsink and fan (up to 1GHz)
ABit SE6 mobo
128MB PC133 SDRAM
Samsung 2.1GB 5400rpm HDD
ATI Rage 128Pro 32MB video card
Inno3D 4.1 soundcard
Samsung 52x CD-Rom
Alps 1.44MB FDD
Generic Midi case
300W PSU
OS: Win98


Version 5:

Cyrix MX2 300MHz
Coolermaster heatsink and fan (up to 1GHz)
BCM FR-500 mobo
128MB EDORAM
Seagate 2.1GB 4500rpm HDD
Savage 3 8MB video card
Inno3D 4.1 soundcard
Creative 52x CD-Rom
Mitzumi 1.44MB FDD
iPatriot MicroATX case
190W PSU
OS: Win98



 
Buttcrackdivine said:
Aunty Em....you rule.

Actually Version 4 is going to my mum... after the vid card, floppy drive, cd-rom, speakers, mouse, keyboard and monitor get here. I'll put a larger HDD in for her later, but for the moment she has to learn to use it.

... and Version 5 will shortly be leaving for my nieces flat... she just needs a machine for word-processing and some graphics work for college and that one works fine for that.

so then we'll be back to 3... thank god!
 
Even at that you still rule. As a geek myself and with near no knowledge of PCs i appreciate your PC collection.
 
Buttcrackdivine said:
Even at that you still rule. As a geek myself and with near no knowledge of PCs i appreciate your PC collection.

:lol:

Trouble is I'm very fond of my 'puters and quite reluctant to part with them... :)
 
aunty em said:
Maybe we should be asking who has the most computers in the house?

4??? You think 4 is a lot? I've that many at the summer cottage. No, wait. I lie. The mac is a comp too. That makes 5. At home, I've 4 laptops, 3 servers, the linux cluster of 4, 2 clones, 2 desktops, and 2 Macs. I make that 22. All in good running order.







If I ever get raided for licenses, I'm dead.
 
Professur said:
If I ever get raided for licenses, I'm dead.
I think that probably applies to most builders... :D

... and 5 not 4... one for every room in the appartment except the bathroom... I have a small apartment... :p

... anyway... once 4 and 5 have gone I can concentrate on building my ITX in a biscuit tin. It's a nice metalic blue.
 
Professur said:
4??? You think 4 is a lot? I've that many at the summer cottage. No, wait. I lie. The mac is a comp too. That makes 5. At home, I've 4 laptops, 3 servers, the linux cluster of 4, 2 clones, 2 desktops, and 2 Macs. I make that 22. All in good running order.


No Irix? :p

I have four in my room, six if you count the laptops which are always on. Two more for my parents and brother.

In my room...
Main machine (XP): 2600+/333 XP - Asus A7N8X Deluxe nForce2 w/ 768mb of 266/333
Secondary machine (RedHat 8): Athlon Tbird 900/100 - Epox 8KHA+ w/ 256mb of 266
Laptop (Slackware): 450 PIII - IBM ThinkPad 390X w/ 384mb PC100
Laptop (XP): 266 PII - IBM ThinkPad 390E w 256mb PC66
File/Network/Terminal Server (RedHat 7.3): Duron 700@900 - MSI Pro Turbo2 w/ 768mb PC133
Dumb Terminal (RedHat 7.3 via LTSP): Gateway P5-166 (Pentium) w/ 48mb EDO :eek:
Outside my room...
Brothers' (XP): 733 PIII - Gigabyte GA-6VX7+ w/ 384mb PC133
Parents' (2000 Pro): Celeron 366 - Asus (I forget...an HP pull) w/ 256mb PC100

I lose.

I want a Solaris box just to say I have one. They make great dhcp/dns servers.
 
Mirlyn said:
No Irix? :p
...
I want a Solaris box just to say I have one. They make great dhcp/dns servers.
i missed out on an SGI box by about 15 minutes last winter, that would have been fun to play with.

you can get solaris 9 for x86, i think it's like $25 to download disc images

as for my machines:
desktop -- xp1600 / 256mb 266 / radeon 8500 / 40gb / slackware 9.0
laptop -- p3-800 / 192mb / shit mach64 / 20gb / slackware 8.1
server/router -- p1-200 / 96mb / ? / 6.4gb / slackware 8.1 / running firewall, smtp, pop, ntp, gkrellm, distributed, dns, dhcp, etc. etc.

looks like i'm okay for licenses. the rest of the PCs in the house are windows boxes, i could care less about them, i avoid them like the plague.
 
tommyj27 said:
i missed out on an SGI box by about 15 minutes last winter, that would have been fun to play with.

you can get solaris 9 for x86, i think it's like $25 to download disc images

I was thinking of getting a SparcStation 20 or something like that to have sitting somewhere (they're just cool looking in my opinion). But I know once I got one, and found drives for it, I'd permanently move to the couch in the other room for sleep. :p
 
My comps change from week to week, sometime faster.
I don't like typing good enough to list um all here.
But my main one right now is: ...
.
Linux RedHat9 (Shrike) \ Windows 2000
P4-3.06gig
Asus P4T533
512mb PC1066-32bit
ATI Radeon 9000-64mb (upgrading soon)
Samsung 80gig 7200
Toshiba DVD-RW
Liteon DVD-rom
Microsoft cordless optical Blue mouse
GE cordless keyboard
Samtron 78DF 17"
Altec Lansing 5.1 Speakers
(Periodically plug in adaptec scsi raid w/2 cheetah 9 gig 10000rpm)
for file serving.
 
Athlon XP 2200+
Shuttle AK35GTR (KT266A)
512MB Nanya PC2700 DDR-RAM
Leadtek GF4Ti4400
SB Audigy2
Windows 2000 Professional SP2
 
Besides using them for different OS and as file servers, what do you use that many comptuers for? Including Rusty's we have two desktops and two laptops and one of them rarely ever gets used. I liked building them and playing with them for a while but I just don't have a use for that many machines.
 
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