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Post your PC!

Here's mine:
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i7-3970X with a 3x Titans


















Just kidding.
The computer's name is called "Origin Genesis"
and is enough to send you back to your origins if you measure the power consumption: 1,340 Watts.
Review here: AnandTech | Origin Genesis Review: Triple Titan Terror
 





Intel core I7 975 extreme
Asus p6t delux v2
Corsair 12GB
OCZ vertex 2 480gb ssd (Died :( )
WD raptor 300gb 10.000rpm
Dell u3011 30'' monitor
Lian Li Pc case (black forgot model)
X-fi fatallity soundcard
Evga gtx 780 (3 day's old :D )
Enermax revolution 85+ 1000W PSU

That's about it :)
 
Main computer :

Intel i7-2600@4.7Ghz watercooled
Gigabyte GA-P67A-UD5
OCZ 4x2GB DDR3
GTX460 <--- need upgrade but I don't play games :)
Samsung 840PRO 240GB
2x WD 2TB green
Seasonic X-750
Dell U2410
MegaWorks 650D 6.1
CM Cosmos S
Logitech MX Revolution

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HTPC :

Intel i3-530
4GB DDR3
fanless Seasonic PSU
etc I can't remember exactly the specs. :)
notice the elastic band around the harddisk to minimize the vibration. I should have use a SSD for this computer.

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Minicomputer : I am now writing on it.:)
Intel E5200 dual core
2GB DDR2
onboard graphic and sound
 
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Nothing special just a notebook:
Microprocessor 1.6 GHz Intel Core processor i7-720QM
Microprocessor Cache 6 MB Level 2 cache
Memory 4096 MB (2 x 2048 MB)
Memory 8 GB
Video Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GT 230
Video Memory Up to 2815 MB (1 GB dedicated)
Hard Drive 1tb GB (2 x 500 GB) (7200 rpm)
Multimedia Drive Lightscribe Blu-Ray ROM with SuperMulti DVD±R/RW Double Layer
Display 18.4" Diagonal High Definition HP Ultra Brightview Infinity Display (1920 x 1080)
Network Card Integrated 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet LAN
Wireless Connectivity Intel 802.11 a/g/n

Bluetooth
Sound Altec Lansing speakers with integrated subwoofer and with Dolby Home Theater
Keyboard Full size keyboard with integrated numeric keypad and 1 Quick Launch Button - Capacitive
Pointing Device Touch Pad with On/Off button and dedicated vertical Scroll Up/Down pad
PC Card Slots One ExpressCard/54 slot (also supports ExpressCard/34)

External Ports 5-in-1 integrated Digital Media Reader for Secure Digital cards, MultiMedia cards, Memory Stick, Memory Stick Pro, or xD Picture cards
4 USB 2.0
1 VGA port
1 HDMI connector
1 eSata + USB connector
1 RJ45 ethernet connector
2 headphones-out
1 mic-in
expansion port
1 IEEE 1394
remote control infrared port
cable docking connector
 
eytyxhs said:
^how much you pay for vertex 2? I had the vertex 3 128gb for 350$.
Click to expand...

It was as much as my processor costed back in the day ''when it first came out'' about 900 to 1000 dollar.

*i readed the sticker... it's actually 480GB
I think i can still save it, but it show's a red light when trying to boot from it, resulting in nothing.
I need to find a way to erase it, (and there is a way i believe) but i can't be bothered with it right now.
 
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My case looks just about the same as everyone else's here. Just more RAM installed and possibly an inferior video card (470GTS). Funny how most cases have one of two layout configurations, both of which I've had in the past.

Still, none of them have the moronic design of the Lian-Li upside down case I once got. Everything was backwards, from the exhaust fan near the bottom of the case, to the case opening on the RIGHT side instead of the left (no, I did not just turn the case upside-down; it had wheels on it!). For some reason my cat also likes to climb into it.
 
Didn't have much $$$, so just went with a 120GB Samsung 840. I've heard they're pretty good for the price, I paid $109.
 
Good deal that is. I know the Samsung units are popular. You should start a thread with your thoughts on the results. I'd love to hear what you think of SSD vs. HDD.
 
SSD's will spoil you and you can never come back to using HDD's again, at least for your OS drive. :)
 
Yep, that's the plan :)

I've got 2 250GB drives and 1 320GB drive I'll just use for storing stuff on.

I rarely shut my computer down anyway, at least on purpose, so faster application starting was my main reason to try a SSD. Faster boots and shutdowns are nice too, though :)
 
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