Show me your computer!

Whether it's a desktop, laptop, notebook or netbook, just post a pic!

Pic and specs would be much appreciated.

This thing.

No specs, too lazy. Just look up Asus G73JW

My laptop

ASUS 15" Notebook

Intel Pentium B960 2.2GHz CPU

2GB RAM

320GB HDD

Win 7 Home Premium

DVD +/- & CD Player

2 USB Ports

Media Card Reader

Webcam

WIFI

Intel HD Graphics

320 GB HDD

2 GB RAM

15.6 Inch Screen

1366 x 768 Screen Resolution

4 Cell Battery

Full keyboard (keyboard + number pad

HP Pavilion dm4t. Google image it if you're interested in what it looks like.

- 14 inch display with mounted Webcam
- Intel Core i5-480M 2.67 Ghz processor with TurboBoost
- 6 Gigs DDR3 RAM
- ATI Radeon 6370 HD Graphics Card with 1 GB dedicated video memory
- Windows 7 Home Premium

Dell Inspiron Mini~ Had it for over three years now, and I love it! It's my baby~ ... I named it Bast. o.o

Aspire One Mini Notebook by Acer

LIKE A BOSS

Windows 7 w/ 2gig ram, 2ghz speed, n a 500gig hard drive

Nothing I'm proud of.

>>9 me either :D

http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&dlc=en&docname=c02153181&lc=en&product=4215700

Upgrades: Now has 12 GB ram with heat plates. Also new video card that forced me to upgrade to a 500 watt power supply as well.

Yes I'm proud of it =)

>>11 Whoa, 12 gb RAM? I wish I had a computer with that much.

>>11 With that much RAM, why need a pagefile at all?

>>12 -Off Topic-

Did you apply for Dollars Development on January 13th, 2012?

>>14 No?

Just a basc desktop computer Windows 7 with an old Microtex monitor

Once I get my job, I'll build a new gaming rig.

This is how I want it:

8 core (physical) 3.4-4Ghz processor

8-12GB RAM (4GBx2+2GBx2 or 3GBx4)

2GB Graphics Card (x4 = 8GB) w/ CrossfireX

2TB (2000GB) 7200rpm Hard Drive

7.1 Channel 24bit 192Khz Sound Card

3D LED Display

Surround HD Speakers

Blue Ray x16 8MB cache Disk Drive w/ Lightscribe support

DVD 24x 2MB cache Disk Drive w/ Lightscribe support

Windows 8 x64 Ultimate OS

>>17 Are four graphics cards really necessary?

>>18 Yeah.

>>18 4 graphics cards = 4-8 monitors, depending on the graphics card its self.

I currently have a 1GB graphics card on my desktop, but would like to upgrade to a 2GB (non 3d since I think its over-rated, plus it hurts my eyes) and as far as HDD, I dont need a lot so my 750gb is good. However, I do like the sound of the processor, something my PC will never have, unfortunately.

Overall, I wish I had that computer lol

>>20 Again, is it really necessary? I'll never understand how gamers can spend between $1500 and $4500 on a computer just to run games at godlike framerates. It sounds like a waste of money to me. And who the hell needs EIGHT monitors?

Most standard game consoles run games at 30 frames a second, 60 if they're pushing it. My mid-grade Pavilion can run games like EndWar at 30 FPS or more, and personally, I think that's good enough. Yes, when you're pushing 90 it's a sight to behold, but to fork out that kind of money on what essentially boils down to a toy is foolish, in my honest opinion.

But what do I know? My laptop was designed for 3D modeling and Computer Aided Drafting; not gaming.

>>21 Why does everyone think I'm only using it for gaming? I do program, and animate. Look at it this way, $2,500 may be a lot but the amount of money spent on multiple game systems is way more. I'd rather get a bad ass computer that is $2,500 and run emulated games off of it than spend $5,000 buying 8 other game systems.

>>22 I'm going to say something that many people will disagree with, but here it goes.

Learn to live without.

Seriously, your reasons do not warrant the purchase of a $2500 system. My laptop, which cost roughly $900, can do what you are suggesting. For about $1200, you can get a desktop that will have more than enough power for the things you are suggesting.

Learn to prioritize. There is an opportunity cost involved with spending $2500 on one item, or spending $1200 on a comparable item and $1300 on other things that may be more important in the long run.

>>23 Why should I live without anything? If I have the opportunity to have it chances are I'll take it. And besides, the programs I will be running isn't going to be some low powered shit.

>>24 Maybe when you're older you'll understand.

>>25 Maybe you've never understood from the beginning.

Aight see, this is where we need to chill out, PC Gamers are just crazy enough to get the shit done, others just like to have the speed (ie me, especially with graphics and net) Architects need the best possible thing they can make due to the fact of the high demand in graphics... 1 screw up and you have to look EVERYWHERE in order to fix it.

now when we talk about people like this http://www.ripten.com/2008/10/10/wow-whore-has-36-accounts-raids-by-himself/ then thats when i will be speachless

>>26 And what exactly do I not understand?

Your insistence that you don't have to live without anything infers that you feel entitled to anything. When you go on about how you can use your $5000 computer to run the emulators of eight videogame systems, and that you're going to be running high end software that likely costs hundreds, if not thousands of dollars, it implies one of two things:

1) You are some rich snob who doesn't comprehend the value of money, does not empathize with the struggle people have with finances, and therefore cannot appreciate money's value. Therefore you do not see the wisdom of moderation and safe spending practices.

OR

2) You buy a high end computer and then feel that you can justify the purchase by stealing hundreds to thousands of dollars in intellectual property.

So which is it?

>>27 Also, your statements were incorrect as far as architects go. To run AutoCAD 2011, the requirements are Win7 Professional, Enterprise or Ultimate; a minimum of 2 Gigabytes of RAM, and a respectable dual core processor. It will run fine, albeit slowly. I would know this because the machines my university uses to run AutoCAD 2011 are severely underpowered.

If you were to run something like Google Sketchup Pro, or Solid Edge v20, then you would need the above requirements plus a dedicated video card with at least 512 MB dedicated memory. So no, a $2000 machine is not at all necessary.

>>28 Rich snob? I wish. If I was a rich snob I'd have my computer now and wouldn't have to find a part time job to pay for it. Right now I'm so fucking deep in turmoil it's not even funny. I have to struggle to unearth one dollar to at least have something to eat when I go to school, otherwise I have to starve through it. Try having to pay for $7,000 a month medication that I would probably be dead without, and even when I take it if I get one flue bug there's no guarantee I'll survive.

I'd trade anything I have to be happy.

I steal and take because if I didn't I wouldn't have anything if I hadn't.

>>30 With that in mind, it makes a lot more sense to me why you would do that. I'm sorry for judging you so harshly before.

Why must we fight over computers? To each his own. MKOLLER you really shouldn't judge people based on whether they want an expensive computer. As someone who loves computers myself, King Dude's idea was fucking awesome. As for me, my computer is really only good enough for basic stuff. If I had the time and thought I could use it without spending my whole life in front of it, I'd do something similar to King Dude. I love computers. I absolutely love them. I probably wouldn't get something for gaming though. That's just not my thing. I would find a reason to have a fucking expensive system just so I can get one. That just sounds like fun.

>>32 I didn't judge King Dude based on his wanting a gaming computer. I judged him based on his reasoning for spending obscene amounts of money rashly. Once I learned why he considered it justifiable I did apologize.

That doesn't, however, change my personal stance that people should only buy what they need, instead of going overboard. One of the problems for Americans is the fact that they go overboard with spending, and it's goddamn retarded in my opinion.

Tell me you at least see that point, Leigha.

Dell inspiron N1530

these are the specs:

Intel® Pentium® Dual Core™ Processor T4500 (2.3GHz, 1MB cache, 800MHz FSB)
Genuine Windows 7 ® Home Premium (64-bit)
Memory 4GB Memory
Video Graphics Integrated Intel® Graphics, But irigged it with a NVIDIA SLI SERIES for Frame Rate Issues.
Hard Drive 320GB Hard Drive
Multimedia Drive DVD+/-RW Drive (Plays and Creates CDs and DVDs)
Media Card Reader For SD And Memory Stick
Display 15.6" High Definition Display
Wireless Connectivity Wireless-N Card
Sound HD Integrated Audio
Webcam Built-in 0.3MP webcam (sometimes Crashes into blue Screen and restarts....i dunno.)
6-cell Battery (getting that changed when i have the money)
Warranty and Support 1Yr Limited Warranty and Mail-In Service
McAfee SecurityCenter with anti-virus, anti-spyware, firewall, 4 Years.
Microsoft® Office Professional 2010.

Inclues Sonic Generations and Super Street Fighter IV with an Arcade stick.

>>35

I really do love your desktop.

>>36 I think it's a labtop, not a desktop. And it's a medium end computer, at least for labtops.

>>37

I meant the desktop on the screen. Not that it was a desktop computer, and what do you mean 'labtop'?

>>38 Labtop as in Notebook or Minicomputer. I refuse to call it a laptop because that sounds silly to me.

>>36>>37>>38>>39 my dell N5030 (my Bad). its just my shadow the hedgehog theme i made with rainmeter and photoshop. its suppose to be my DELL INSPIRON SHADOW EDITION Laptop.

>>40

I thought you said it was Ironman theme..

>>41 originally yes. but i just used shadow for the wallpaper for now.

Bump.