What are you Computer Specs?

[Seawied]

So you can't SLi two 9600GTs if you have them?

oh you definitely can. I just disagree with the person who says running a second one won't increase your framerate on combat arms.

 

[Roger117]

I wish I got Intel Quad. I probably couldn't get i7 from the budget I had. I could have spent more, but I didn't want to. $400 got me a very good computer which will last me forat least another 4-5 years.

 

[Seawied]

the current i7s are going to be passed up very quickly when the 25 nm chips come out. Its probably better that you didn't purchase them at this time.

That said, although we already have the technology, I'm not sure how long intel is going to hold it off the market

 

[caleeb12]

Well mine is the best .

Processor: Intel Pentium 4 2.66ghz

RAM: 512mb

Graphics Card: Nvidia Geforce4 MX 440 SE

Sound Card: Creative SoundBlaster Pro

Operating System: Windows XP Pro 32-bit

Screen: LG 15 inch Flatron LCD

Computer Brand: None, Custom Built.

Post your computer specs here too!

Yeah, no. I'll post my Alienware specs later.

 

[Seawied]

Yeah, no. I'll post my Alienware specs later.

Alienware=Rip off

 

[MooCowMan]

Alienware=Rip off

Word. Custom built is the way to go.

My computer-

Processor: AMD Athlon 1.24GHz

RAM: Gskill 2GB DDR400 PC3200

Video Card: Nvidia FX5200

Sound Card: Yamaha DS1

OS: Windows XP Pro Black Edition+ Vista Transformation Pack

Monitor: Dual 17 Inch, one compaq.. one emachines.

It's a frankenputer.. Built from stuff out of my box-o-puter stuff besides the Gskill RAM i just bought. It's a weak system but runs like a champ for what I need it to.

 

[caleeb12]

#
Processor
Intel? Celeron?
#
Processor Speed
2.16GHz
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Display Type
WXGA BrightView (1366 x 768)
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Screen Size
15.6"
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System Bus
667MHz
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Cache Memory
1MB
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System Memory (RAM)
2GB
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System Memory (RAM) Expandable To
4GB
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Type of Memory (RAM)
DDR2
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Hard Drive Type
SATA (5400 rpm)
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Hard Drive Size
160GB
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Optical Drive
Double-layer DVD?RW/CD-RW
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Optical Drive Speeds
Drive speeds not specified
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Direct-Disc Labeling
No
#
Digital Media Reader or Slots
No
#
Diskette Drive Type
None
#
Graphics
Intel? Graphics Media Accelerator 4500M
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Video Memory
Up to 797MB (shared)
#
Personal Video Recorder (PVR)
No
#
TV Tuner
No
#
MPEG
No
#
Built-in Webcam
No
#
Modem
56 Kbps*
*Capable of receiving 56 Kbps downloads. However, current regulations limit download speed to 53 Kbps.
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Networking
Built-in 10/100Base-T Ethernet LAN (RJ-45 connector)
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Wireless Networking
Wireless-B+G
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Bluetooth-Enabled
No
#
Security Technology
None
#
S-Video Outputs
None
#
Audio
Built-in
#
Speakers
Altec Lansing
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PCMCIA Slots
None
#
USB 2.0 Ports
3
#
IEEE 1394 FireWire Ports
None
#
Parallel Ports
None
#
Serial Ports
None
#
Game Ports
None
#
Laptop Weight
Standard (more than 5.5 lbs.)
#
Battery Type
Lithium-ion
#
Battery Life
Up to 2 hours and 45 minutes
#
Pointing Device
Touchpad with dedicated vertical scroll up/down pad
#
Operating System
Windows Vista Home Basic with SP1

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This is the laptop that I have settled on instead. Not fantastic specs, but good enough for me.

 

[illspirit]

Laptop aren't for gaming.

 

[caleeb12]

I'll try it, but you're probably right.

 

[Gareity]

Laptop aren't for gaming.

http://ca.asus.com/products.aspx?l1=5&l2=61&l3=776&l4=0&model=3026&modelmenu=1

I think otherwise.

 

[Master_7]

That laptop is def. able to play some games. I wonder if over-heating will be an issue in the long run though...

My PC = Built by me:
Processor: Core 2 Duo - E8400 3.0ghz (OCd to 4.0 on air stable)
MotherBoard: EVGA 750i FTW
RAM: Corsair Dominator PC-8500 4gb
Video Card: EVGA GTX-285 1gb
PSU: BFG 650
OS: Windows XP Prof (dual-boot) Windows Vista Black Edition
Monitor: Sceptre 24inch 2ms 1080p

 

[candle_TAW]

My PC specs since i got an upgrade

Core i7 920 @ 3.8ghz
DFI LP DK x58
6gb DDR3 1600
GTX285 Tri-SLI
2x300GB WE Velicoraptor, 2x1tb Seagate 72000.12
Siversonic 1200W
Acer 23in
CM Stacker
Windows Vista Ultimate + Windows 95 on Virtual PC

 

[MooCowMan]

That laptop is def. able to play some games. I wonder if over-heating will be an issue in the long run though...

My PC = Built by me:
Processor: Core 2 Duo - E8400 3.0ghz (OCd to 4.0 on air stable)
MotherBoard: EVGA 750i FTW
RAM: Corsair Dominator PC-8500 4gb
Video Card: EVGA GTX-285 1gb
PSU: BFG 650
OS: Windows XP Prof (dual-boot) Windows Vista Black Edition
Monitor: Sceptre 24inch 2ms 1080p

Purdy..

I'm getting a new computer the beginning of the month.

Processor: 3.0GHz Phenom II Quad + Xigmatec 120mm Rifle Cooler
MoBo: GIGABYTE 790GX
RAM: Corsair 4GB DDR2 Dual Channel
Video Card: SAPPHIRE Radeon HD4870
PSU: Cooler Master 600w
HDD: Wester Digital 640GB
Monitor: Acer 22" LCD

Compared to my current computer, that's a hell of a lot better

 

[Master_7]

That will be a sweet setup. I might up the PSU to a 750 though, to make room for expansion and upgrades later... My 650 was a good choice at the time when I put this system together, but now I wish I had a 750+....

 

[MooCowMan]

Is there any downside to upgrading now?

Later on I want to add another HD4870, 4GB of RAM, and a 150GB VelociRaptor HDD.

Oh, and I will be running Windows 7 on my new computer