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YaoiBoy:

--- Quote from: DeadAlready911 on January 10, 2008, 07:43:55 am ---Mac Pro
2.8GHz Quad-Core Intel Xeon processor
4 gigs of ram
300 gigs
Nvidia Geforce 8800 GT 512
Connected to my 32" LCD

--- End quote ---

Okay, I have to ask... What do you do with THAT??? That Mac is kickin' ;D

Sindobook:
Honestly the PC I use for IRC and all that other stuff is:

"Sakura" (custom built for ~$500., around 1999)
466MHz celeron socket-370 processor
256mb SDRAM (133MHz)
40gb HD
Voodoo3 2000 (3dfx) graphics cards
10/100mbit PCI expansion ethernet card
Seasonic 300W power supply (almost silent)
Windows 98SE

Vash:


Labtop is a Dell 1330

Duo core 2.0gig
2gig of ram
120gig hd
128mb 8400gt
the new style of screen is on it
9 cell battery

This thing is pretty sweet.

Desktop

Asus mobo
amd 3700 processor
Crazy ass heat sink on this mofo
2gig of ram
500gig sata II hd
160gig hd
256mb 8600GTS

Got the mobo, processor, heat sink and 1gig of ram from a friend for pretty much nothing
Then I have a 320gig external hd.

Tofusensei:
Main PC (built myself in May 2005):

Pentium 4 3.2 Ghz w/ hyperthreading
Intel motherboard
2 GB of RAM
1.5 TB of hard drive space
Windows XP SP2
connected to a lovely 19" Gateway 2000 CRT

This is what I use for all my fansubbing.

local server (built myself in late 2004 from mostly spare parts):

Pentium III 933 Mhz
256 MB RAM
approx 1 TB disk space
FreeBSD 6.2

connecticut server (My beloved Maaya, by far my favorite PC):

Almost all original parts from a Packard Bell desktop purchased in 1998, was used for approximately 5 years in a small real estate office in CT before being decommissioned

Cyrix MII 233 Mhz
32 megs RAM
approximately 1 TB disk space attached to a 3ware RAID controller purchased in 2001
FreeBSD 5.2 BETA, custom kernel compiled last on Sun Apr  4 01:06:01 EST 2004. The system needed to be ultra-streamlined to run efficiently with only 32 megs ram. Everything was compiled from scratch with tweaked gcc switches for performance.

This PC is nearing 10 years in age and is by far my most stable PC. Can anyone top this one? :D

-Tofu

Tsubasa:
lovely!

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