Comfortable? Ok, I'll go first.

384MB (128 + 256 PC133 SDRAM, another 128 coming)
DVD-ROM Drive, 16x
CD-RW Drive (Old one, getting a new one soon)
nVidia GeForce2 GTS AGP
Creative Soundblaster 5.1 X-Gamer
network port
AMD Athlon 1.1GHz
VIA KT133 MOBO 6PCI/1AGP/2USB
IBM Deskstar HD 30GB 7200RPM

How about you?

[ July 22, 2001 09:20 AM: Message edited by: MasterMind ]

ok here goes nothing:

128 SDRAM
DVD-ROM Drive, 16x
Intel Pentium III 650 MHZ
10 gb harddrive
I dont know my motherboard
Umm Soundblast speakers?

My computer isn't really that great and I got it for a present so I don't know too much about it.

[ July 20, 2001 09:31 PM: Message edited by: Tech-Ni-Kal ]

PC 1:
Athlon 1.2G
768M RAM
DVD
32M Nvidia Geforce2
40G HD
CDRW
Mega sound system
Webcam
Scanner
Win2k

PC2:
AMD 1.0G
512M Ram
40x cd
15G Hd
ATI 128 Card
FreeBSD 4.3

PC 3:
P2 400
384M RAM
ATI 98 Card
16G HD
13G HD
Red Hat 7.1

All 3 connect via KVM switch to a 19" Monitor

Hey Allen, do you think we could move the reply with quote button so it isn't next to the edit button cause I have done this like two times where I try and edit a post but I hit reply with quote not knowing then edit it and post.

[ July 20, 2001 09:32 PM: Message edited by: Tech-Ni-Kal ]

wow mark...wow...

This is gonna be embarrassing, but I'm REALLY HOPING to get a new computer soon (man, it keeps getting longer and longer... :rolleyes:)... So the one listed isn't really something I'm proud of right now...

AMD Athlon 700mhz
256MB PC133 RAM
40GB hard drive
16X DVD-ROM
3Com 56K modem
Kingston NIC
Hercules 3D Prophet II GTS 32MB video card
Hercules GameTheaterXP sound card
Klipsch ProMedia 4.1 sound system (!!)
Dual-boot Win2000 and WinXP Beta 2 (haven't received RC1 in the mail yet... :()

Don't mock me, pleeze!

---Skorpion

That's way better then my computer!

Intel Celeron 633MHz
Windows ME
10GB hard drive
128MB SDRAM
ESS Allegro PCI Audio
Microsoft IntelliMouse
Motorola SURFboard Cable Modem

My old computer (this was when I was computer illiterate)
-----------------
-HP Pavilion 8280
Components added/changed I since bought that:
-HP CD-Writer Plus 8110i
-Maxtor DiamondMax 20GB
-SoundBlaster Live! 5.1
-Netgear FA312 Ethernet Adapter

My new computer that I just got today (I need to get a case to build it now)
---------------------
-AMD Athlon-C 1.4GHz
-EPoX EP-8K7A
-Crucial PC2100 512MB
-IBM Deskstar 60GXP 41GB
-Leadtek GeForce 2 Ultra
-Everything else I will be recycling from my old PC

[ July 20, 2001 11:42 PM: Message edited by: GoTorankusuKu ]

256MB
CD-RW Drive, 4x4x12
CD-ROM Drive, 32x
ATI All-In-Wonder Pro
Creative SoundBlaster 128
2 network cards
Intel Pentium II 350MHz
IBM 30GB

My office PC:

Dell Dimension 8100
P-IV 1.3ghz
512MB PC600 RDRAM
40GB Ultra ATA/100 Hard Drive
32MB NVIDIA GeForce2 MX 4X AGP Graphics Card
19" FD Trinitron® Monitor
combo dvd-cdrw
3Com® EtherLink® 10/100 nic
creative sb Live! sound card
AltecLansing ACS340 Speakers w/Subwoofer
win2k pro

My home PC:

2 cans and some string for the LAN
and a blanket and some smoke for the WAN


OH, and 10GB of ECC Ram on the way...:D

That costs $20 each?

oh yeah.. thanks LK, I left out the best part...

10GB of ECC SDRam I paid $189 including shipping and tax for on the way...:D

I'm no computer expert so this is all I know about my comp.

Intel Pentium 3 Processor 550 Mhz
DVD-ROM Drive 16x
Windows 98.
12 GB Hard drive
Iomega Zip Drive
CD Rewritable/Burner.

My comp is about the warly/mid Pentium 3 that came out.

Thats all I really know.

It's about time you all knew

Pentium II 400
256MB SDRAM
20GB Seagate HD
nVidia TNT2 128-bit 32MB Graphics Card YAY
Soundblaster Live!
DVD/CD/CDRW Combi
A Zip Drive (External)
17-inch Panasonic Panasync Monitor (It's flat!)


And then there is my Compaq Armada laptop PIII 500 bla bla... but we'll not go into that, as that lies dormant.

I really gotta upgrade the processor in the main computer now that I look at it.

Computers I've used / owned by me/family.

System 1 ("CELERON")

P3-450 (forerly Celeron 300, thus the name)
384 MB SDRAM
1 30 GB hdd
Matrox Mystique G200
(dead) ViewSonic PF790 19" (to be replaced later today)
Donna recall the motherboard make/model ATM
Creative SB 16 PNP (oooooold)
SCSI ZIP drive
SCSI Umax Astra 1220S Scanner
SCSI Toshiba CDRW
Generic CDROM
Win2k


System 2 ("PENTIUM3")

P3-866
512 MB SDRAM
1 40 GB HDD
32 MB GeForce2 DDR
Generic (Dell) 19" Trinitron
Dell mb
Creative Sound Blaster Live Value
IDE Zip drive
Unknown manuf. CDRW
Unknown manuf. DVD-ROM
Win2k


System 3 ("MRHAPPY") (belongs to gf)

Celeron 400
128 MB SDRAM
1 3 GB HDD
1 8 GB HDD
Dead IDE Zip
Generic CD-ROM
Motherboard sound & video
(Shares P3's monitor)
Win2k


System 4 ("PENTIUM") (still in CA - used by family there)

Pentium 166
48 MB EDO RAM
1 10 GB HDD
ATI Rage 8 MB
ASUS mobo
IDE Zip
Generic CDROM
Win98SE
Generic 17" monitor (soon to be dead)


System 5 ("REVENGEOFMRHAPPY") (to be purchased for gf)

P3 733
265 MB RAM
1 30 GB HDD
IDE Zip
Generic CDROM
(16/32?) GeForce2 MX
ASUS mobo
(monitor TBD - prolly will repair dead PF790 and use that)


System 6 ("NOTEBOOK") (still in CA - used by mother, sister)

Pentium 200 MMX
32 MB RAM
Fujitsu equip (CD, Floppy, hdd, 11.3" TFT, etc)
Win98SE


System 7 ("MCAPPS") (still in CA - used by father)

Celeron 466
64 MB RAM
Dell equip (CD, floppy, hdd, 13" TFT, etc)
Win98SE


System 8 ("MCAPPS2") (still in CA - used by father)

Unknown processor
Unknown RAM
Unknown manufacture
WinNT4

Next!

Oops, forgot one.


System X ("ccapps") (used at Infopop office)

P3-600
256 MB RAM
Generic sound card
Unknown video
ASUS MB
Generic CD
Win2k

Dear Jesus...

Jeez CC.

How many computers can you have?! ~_^

Apparently around 9.

. . . Did I hear cele.. celer..CELERON?! ROFLMAO!!

Your "generic" sound card is a Creative SBLive and your "Generic" vid card is an ATI 32 meg whateverthenameisforthelatestcard.

Same as mine but I only have a p3500 and 128 megs of RAM.

My machines:

KEEPOUT
WinNT Serv
ASUS P2-B
no sound card
3DFX Voodoo3 AGP video
256 megs ECC PC100 RAM
P3 850 mhz
2 SCSI cards
SCSI zip
SCSI scanner
2 SCSI cdroms 40x
1 SCSI CD rewriter
1 9 gig Quantum SCSI drive
3 4.3 gig Western Digital IDE drives
1 500 meg (or thereabouts) unknown drive for my page file
3com 3c905b-TX NIC
(forgot what brand) NIC
3 extra fans

KEEPAROUND
Win98
ABIT BE-6
256 megs RAM PC100 ECC
p3-850 mhz
12 gig W/D udma 66 drive
SB Live sound card
Hercules gforce2 GTS 64 meg vid card
3com 3c905b-tx NIC
2 extra fans

KEEPAWAY
Win95
cant remember the m/b cause it stinks
64 megs ram
AMD 300
6.4 gig IDE W/D
3com modem (sportster) 56k

HOME.WEB-PERFORMANCE.NET
varies, today it is R/H 7.1
ABIT BE-6
256 megs RAM PC100 ECC
p3-850 mhz
6.2 W/D IDE
SB Live sound card
Hercules gforce2 GTS 64 meg vid card
3com 3c905b-tx NIC
2 extra fans

XTREME.WEB-PERFORMANCE.NET
R/H 6.2 (sorta)
ASUS P2-D
Dual p3 800mhz
512 megs PC100 ECC
1 64 bit SCSI card (running in 32 bit :()
1 9 gig W/D SCSI LVD drives
1 PERC2 Single channel AMI RAID card
5 9 gig W/D SCSI LVD drives
1 3com 3c905b-TX
1 case fan
1 slot cooler
2 fans/ hard drive
2 fans/ cpu

Various assorted Netgear and Cisco routers
Various assorted 3com 3300 switches and netgear hubs.
A print server that I can't seem to find but yet it's still working
An H/P printer running off of the lost print server

More lengths of cat 5 cable then I can untangle in a year. One of them goes to the print server but it's too scary to untangle the mess and locate it.

One of these days I'll get a proper rack for this mess.

well... uh...

"DOWNSTAIRS":
Gateway
Pentium II 266MHz
64MB RAM (upgrading to 256MB soon :))
27GB hard drive
16MB 3Dfx card
CD-ROM
Currently nonfunctional FireWire card
17" Monitor

"John":
HP
Celeron 633MHz
64MB RAM
15GB Hard drive
Integrated video card thingy
CD-ROM
17" Monitor

"JohnLaptop": (soon :))
Toshiba Laptop
Pentium III 900MHz
128MB RAM
20GB hard drive
nVidia GeForce2go w/16MB memory
14" Screen
8X DVD-ROM
Integrated FireWire port
3 USB ports, Video Out, SmartMedia...

tis nice I'll finally have a respectable computer

hmmm...

You IP employees do have alot of computers

my machines:

My main machine
PC Power and Cooling case and power supply
Abit BH6
Celeron II 533 @ 825MHz
256MB PC100 Crutial
40G Western Digital Ultra DMA
Asus 40x Ultra DMA
PlexWriter 16/10/40
Kingston 10/100T nic
Zip100
Prophet II GTS Pro 64MB
Creative Live 5.1
Cornerstone c900 19" @ 1280x1024
Cambridge MicroWorks
MS Intellimouse Pro
MS Internet Keyboard Pro
MS SideWinder Precision Pro joystick
MS SideWinder Freestyle Pro gamepad
ADSL
Windows 2000 Professional

System #2
Dell XPS D300
Pentium II 300
128MB Crutial
IBM 8.5G
Toshiba 20x
Kingston 10/100T nic
Zip100
Diamond TNT 2 Pro
Montigo A3d Xtreme
Trinitron 18"
Compaq cheapo' speakers
MS Intellimouse Pro
Compaq cheapo' keyboard
ADSL
Windows 98

My work System
PC Power and Cooling case and power supply
Abit BH6
Pentium II 350MHz @ 392MHz
256MB PC100 Crutial
40G Western Digital Ultra DMA
Asus 40x Ultra DMA
Some nic 100T
Zip100
Diamond TNT 2 Pro
Montigo A3d Xtreme
ViewSonic 19" @ 1280x1024
Cambridge PC Works
MS Explorer mouse
ADSL

Computer running UBB system

Asus CUV4X-D MB
300w PS
Twin Intel 1ghz processors
Twin Golden Orb fans
1gig PC133 ECC RAM (Micron)
Intel Pro 100 NIC
Promise Technology TX2 controller (RAID 1)
Twin IBM ATA100 75gig HDs
2 Super Swap chasis
Adaptec 29160 SCSI card
Sony AIT tape drive

erm. machines i use the most:

HOME

cluster 1:
potato, pea, carrot and radish: all 486dx running suse.

cluster 2:
elmo, bert, ernie, kermit: 486dx to P200, running redhat.

workstation:
'grover' running win2k server

misc servers:
muppet: packard bell thing
bigbird: print/scan server

non-networked (but running):
BBC Master
BBC 'B'
Amiga 500 plus (expanded to 2mb)
C64
Spectrum +3
Amstrad CPW

WORK
'grover': PIII 700 workstation (win 2k svr)
'bigbird': PI 100 web server (win 2k svr)
'utopia': PIII dev web server (redhat 6)
'hippo': PIII web server (suse 7)
'fire': PIII web server (floppy boot linux)
'pulsar': PIII web server (redhat 6)
'gt': PIII web server (redhat 7)
'crayon': G3 (macos 9)
'2young2die': PowerPC 150 (macos 8)


If you're interested, i can tell you about all the machines i use

Just a thought

uh.... lets just say my comp was good when I bought it

I thought I was the only one who named my comp! The one I have now is nameless so far though... hmmm... any suggestions? *lol*

aleina

Urm, a networked computer needs a hostname...

Just a thought

Cal, I know that I had a network before, and it took us hours (ok so we were bored) to come up with names and then it went from there... A comp needs a name

a