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[Logical_1]

Here's mine:

My Computer:
Intel P4-3.2Ghz Extreme Edition (free)
Gigabyte 8IPE1000Pro Motherboard (Intel 865 chipset)
1GB PC3200 DDR SDRAM
Giganet CLAN 1000 low-latency cluster NIC
Sound Blaster Audigy Value
ATI 8500DV All-In-Wonder AGP 64MB Video Card
ATI 7500 Radeon PCI 64MB Video Card
On-board Intel 100MBps LAN
LSI 21320-IS RAID 0 2-Ch Ultra320 SCSI Controller
2x Fujitsu MAS3367NP 15K RPM 36GB Ultra320 SCSI Drives (RAID 0) (free)
WD 200GB 7200 RPM SATA Drive
16x Optorite Dual-Layer DVD+-R/W Drive
16x Samsung DVD-ROM Drive
520W 4-Fan Power Supply
Generic Black Case
19" KDS X-Flat CRT Monitor
17" Hansol 720E CRT Monitor
Cambridge Soundworks PC Works 1000 4.1 Surround Speakers

Wife's Computer:
Intel Celeron 766Mhz
Asus Motherboard
768MB PC133 SDRAM
Sound Blaster Live! Value
GeForce3 32MB AGP Video Card
3Com 3C905B-TX NIC
WD 40GB 7200 RPM IDE Drive
Pioneer A03 DVD-R/W Drive
Enlight 7237 Case w/ 300W Power Supply
17" Dell CRT Monitor
Harmon Kardon Speakers

 

[Logical_1]

The rest...

Server 1:
Dual Intel P3-866Mhz (Socket370)
512MB PC133 SDRAM
MSI 694D-Pro2 IR Motherboard
Giganet CLAN 1000 low-latency cluster NIC
3Com 3C905B-TX NIC
NEC USB2 5-port Card
Adaptec 2940UW SCSI Controller
9.1GB Seagate Baracuda 7200 RPM UW-SCSI Drive
18.2GB Seagate Cheetah 10K RPM U2-SCSI Drive
Yamaha 16x10x40 CD-R/W SCSI Drive
20GB Maxtor 7200 RPM IDE Drive
45GB IBM 7200 RPM IDE Drive
80GB WD 7200 RPM IDE Drive
SuperMicro SC-750A Case w/ 300W Power Supply

Server 2:
Compaq Proliant ML350 Gen 1
Dual Intel P3-866Mhz (Slot)
256MB PC133 SDRAM
Proprietary Motherboard w/ on-board NIC, video Ultra2 SCSI Controller
Giganet CLAN 1000 low-latency cluster NIC
Compaq Smart Array 3200 SCSI RAID Controller w/ 64MB Cache
9.1GB Seagate Cheetah 10K RPM U2-SCSI Drive
11x 50GB Seagate Baracuda 7200 RPM UW-SCSI Drives
12/24GB SCSI DDS-3 Tape Drive
24x CD-ROM

 

[Logical_1]

And the last bit...

Miscellany:
Giganet CLAN 5000 Cluster Switch (1.25GB/sec w/ 8 microsec latency over HSSDC Cable)
Generic 10/100 Ethernet Switch
Tektronix Phaser 560 Extended Color Laser Printer
4-port KVM Switch

And yes, all of that is just what I have running at home.

 

[BrokenX]

Wow, impressive I won't have as much info because I know nothing on the... realy specific details but i'll try my best to put down of what I know .


- windows xp 2000 < - - Still runs like a beaut
- 512 mb ram
- some kind of colorful sweet light case thinger
- 5 fans of some sort
- 32x10x40x drive or something lol?
- 7.1 surround sound logitech < - - They aight
- 19" flat screen monitor samsung
- ADSL model thinger
- 1.7hz intel prossessor... and other info I don't know...
- 48gb hard drive



Other stuff too... im just not sure lol sorry thats all I could come up with, it runs really nice though I clean it out about two times a week with ad-aware and other programs and its like faster then the new dells put out today, I know this because I beat my friend loading in wc3 maps at a lan party... yeah I know lan runs different 100mb/second ... and yeah but still I beat his I feel impressed lol.
I think I will format soon although while the format is in process im not sure how to make it not format those files I want... formating sucks, you gotta find everything you wanna keep... and put it on a disk or in another file and yeah so much work, I got like over 70 things on this comp I use daily lol beleive it or not.





BrokenX

 

[Im_On_56k]

basics of mine

Windows XP 2002
768 MB DDR400
52x32x52x CD Drive
Dvd Drive not sure wat it is
19' LCD monitor/t.v samsung
2.4ghz P4
80GB Harddrive
256mb Geforce 5700

 

[Logical_1]

bump. anyone?

 

[Darg]

who gave you the CPU for free?

This might be a good thread in terms of giving map-makers an idea of how "heavy" to make their maps.....

My Computer:
Intel P4 540 3.2Ghz "E"
Gigabyte GA-8I915PP Motherbaord (Socket 775)
512MB PC3200 DDR400Mhz RAM
On-board PCI Gigabit Ethernet controller
On-board C-Media 7.1 sound card
Leadtek Geforce 6600GT Extreme Edition 128MB DDR3
WD 160GB 7200 RPM SATA Drive
WD 200GB 7200 RPM SATA Drive
16x LG Dual-Layer DVD+-R/W Drive
16x LG DVD-ROM Drive
17" BenQ FP71E LCD monitor
Microsoft Wireless keyboard and mouse
600W Power Supply

Beautiful Black and Silver style case with the following on the front:

digital system temperature readout
headphone and microphone jacks
2 x USB ports
1 x IEEE1394 port

Usual stuff in the back, plus things I'm not quite sure about yet.

 

[SD_Ryoko]

Bah, I can't compete here I vowed not to spend money on my PC until my games lagged - LOL.

Plus, I need a house or something soon, so I have to live with what I got.

...sniff

 

[Rinpun]

Well first of all I won't "compete", submitting my specs or not . Second of all, my computer is (if ever so slightly) out of date--I'm going to get a new one in a few years or so with the dual processors.

Pentium(R) 4 CPU 3.0 GHz
1.25 GB RAM
Nvidia GeForce FX 5200

And, heh, I don't know the stats of all of my other equipment

I have 2 LCDs, but I forget what model--they're both different. One's newer and cooler, the other's kind of a chubby LCD. Both are Dell.

I have a DVD-RW player besides my CD player.

I have a Wireless Adapter to our relatively high speed connection modem. I need to get it cabled....

My computer is a standard Dell and I'm proud of it

 

[Logical_1]

For starters, this is not a competition, but simply a way of finding out what everyone has.

Darg, the CPU was free from Intel. I won it at a conference about a year ago.

 

[Darg]

I wouldn't say your computer is out of date Rinpun, perhaps the video card alone is. But that would probably be the only thing you need to upgrade to get a good performance improvement.

And "a few years" is a long time in computing terms...

I vowed not to spend money on my PC until my games lagged

Prior to this new comp, I hadn't been able to play a newly released game for about a year....

...and I couldn't play a large number of the later released war3 maps either, because they were so detailed that they needed much better comps in order to get a smooth playing experience. But this particular thing I didn't mind though, I like the idea of maps becoming increasingly detailed, even if it means people like myself can't play them. It's more important to satisfy the community rather than a bunch of lone individuals.