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I am quite curious.

CPU: AMD (Haters gonna hate) Phenom II X4 945
GPU: Nvidia GTX 560 ti
RAM: 8GB DDR3
HDD/SSD: 1 TB Hard drive @ 7200, 1TB @ 5400 for backups
Motherboard is an OEM ;_;

Not sure? Get speccy.

I am not sitting on a ton of computing power, but it does what I need it to do.

Laptop
CPU: Intel Core i5 ...something else. Can't remember the numbers.
RAM: 4gb
HDD: 500gb
Screen: 17.1" (yes, a big laptop)
GPU: basic Intel on-board
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate/ Ubuntu 11

Desktop
CPU: Some kind of Intel dual-core 3.0
GPU: 9800 GT (I don't really play games on my PC, but the ones I do play it is quite enough to handle it)
RAM: 4gb
HDD: 500gb
OS: Windows 7 Ultimate
Screen: 23"

Asus Eee Pad Transformer Tablet
CPU: Tegra 2 dual-core
RAM: 1gb
HDD: 16gb w/ 32gb microSD
Screen: 10.1"
OS: Android 4.06

I don't know enough about my Windows Phone 7 Samsung Focus to really list its stats. Also not listing my wife's stuff, who has an equal laptop, a much more powerful desktop, same phone and a iPod Touch 4.

486 SX
4 megs of ram, recently upgraded from 2 megs
Trident 8900 ISA, 512k ram, 256 colors max.
120 meg hard drive


this baby plays doom so good. Well pretty good.

Gotta love the dual floppy drives. Life is good!

Remember swapping the disks, or the 10 disk install?

What was crazy was after CD-ROM drives came out, but before they were really widespread, software developers went ahead and started assuming everyone had one because they did. One of the last floppy disk programs I ever installed was some random Microsoft program, and it was on 54 floppy disks It took me all afternoon to install, and since I had to constantly swap disks out, I couldn't even go do anything else

My first computer was an Atari 400 with 16K RAM and a cassette drive. Want to load that awesome 8K game? 20 minutes later... "Tape could not be read"

Had to save up to "upgrade" to the 64K ram/floppy drive Atari 800!!

Jackolantern wrote:What was crazy was after CD-ROM drives came out, but before they were really widespread, software developers went ahead and started assuming everyone had one because they did. One of the last floppy disk programs I ever installed was some random Microsoft program, and it was on 54 floppy disks It took me all afternoon to install, and since I had to constantly swap disks out, I couldn't even go do anything else

When Windows 95 came out it was on 20 floppy disks. I had to install it on 5 machines at work and due to hardware driver problems, etc. had to reinstall it numerous times. I could almost swap those disks in my sleep by the time I was done.

Windows 7 64bit
6 GB RAM
Nvidia GeForce gt320
Intel core I5 3.2GHz
Screen 22.5'' (not enough for coding )
HDD: 1TB

Sorry for derailing. Just thought I would be funny.

Real machine..one of them at least

Quad 3.7
16 gig ram
2 TB hard drive
8800GT video card


Yes I know the video sucks compared to the rest.....