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Asus TA-210 Midi Tower, (Black with silver front trim)

450 Watt Power supply,

Asus A85N-E ATX Motherboard,

1GB Kingston PC3200 RAM, (Motherboard takes 4GB Max)

Seagate Barracuda 200GB HDD,

Asus 16X CD and DVD +/- RW Rewriter,

AMD Athlon 64 3500+ Socket 939,

Gforce 7600GS PCI-E Graphics Card,

Logitech Classic keyboard (Black),

Logitech optical Wheelmouse (Black),

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386 processor

16MB memory

500MB Hard drive

Windows 2.0

300 baud modem

This baby flies, but I think I may need to upgrade sometime in the future. :lol:

300 baud modem - crikey that's slow :huh:

Mine are:

AMD Athlon XP 3000+

1.5 GB PC2700 RAM

120 GB hard drive

Windows XP Home Edition

ATI Radeon X850 XT (256 MB)

3.5 Mbps broadband connection

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386 processor

16MB memory

500MB Hard drive

Windows 2.0

300 baud modem

This baby flies, but I think I may need to upgrade sometime in the future. :lol:

300 baud modem - crikey that's slow :huh:

Mine are:

AMD Athlon XP 3000+

1.5 GB PC2700 RAM

120 GB hard drive

Windows XP Home Edition

ATI Radeon X850 XT (256 MB)

3.5 Mbps broadband connection

I was just joking around and you are the only one to question it. :P

Dell Computer Corporation Dimension 4600i

2.80 gigahertz Intel Pentium 4

1024 Megabytes Installed Memory

120GB main HD

WD 80GB external HD

NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 [Display adapter]

17" Dell CRT monitor

SAMSUNG DVD-ROM SD-616E

SONY DVD RW DRU-720A

Creative SB Live! Series

Windows XP Home Edition Service Pack 2 (build 2600)

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Intel pentium D 3.1 ghz x2 overclocked to 8.4 ghz..

two 250 GB hard drives running as raid+1...and a 160 GB internal spare..

Nvidia GeForce 7950..( Link )

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3 GB's of ram..Corsair's XMS Xpert Ram

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One 21 inch and one 19 inch monitor's...

Turbo Cool 850 SSI -- 1 Kilowatt power supply..( Link )

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:D - :P - :D

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Here's what I'm using at the moment. Not the most powerful, but definitely the quietest PC here and gets most use.

Motherboard

CPU Type Intel Pentium 4, 1700 MHz (17 x 100)

Motherboard Name MSI MS-6507

System Memory 256 MB (PC2100 DDR SDRAM)

Display

Video Adapter NVIDIA GeForce4 MX 420 (64 MB)

Monitor Compaq FS740 [17" CRT]

Multimedia

Audio Adapter Intel 82801BA ICH2 - AC'97 Audio Controller [b-5]

Storage

Disk Drive IOMEGA ZIP 100 USB Device

Disk Drive ST340810A (40 GB, 5400 RPM, Ultra-ATA/100)

Optical Drive DVDRW IDE 16X

Optical Drive IDE DVD-ROM 16X (16x DVD-ROM)

Peripherals

Printer Dell Photo Printer 720

Printer Samsung ML-1200 Series

USB Device Iomega USB Zip 100

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Heck yea i'll upgrade to that.....I wonder how i should clock it....hhhmmmm......... :D

From what I've read, the base model, the E6300, easily overclocks to outperform a FX57 :shok: That said, at stock settings they outperform AMD's dual core offerings by a large margin.

In saying that, Intel are rumoured to be releasing quad core processors come the end of the year.

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So......how many mpg do you get out of your Jimmy Connors thingy and does AManDa have the same fuel consumption? This PCI_Express....what station does it leave from? And why does everyone go on about their RAMS? Is this not sexist and where do ewe keep them all? I think I may have an e-type petrol fueled ZX 81 somewhere...with about 48 RAMS.....I hope they're all house trained? Hmmm.. on second thoughts....perhaps I haven't picked up on this thread correctly! :P

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