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Hey, Here you can post your system spex and brag about it and say how funkyzor tis it fo sho my nizzle.
Mine:
Intel P4 - 2.8 Ghz
512 DDR RAM
Gigabyte GA-8S661FXMP-RZ
128mb - Geforce FX5200
meh not that great, but i will stil brag..
This compooter is teh rockz teh B1g one !!111 :01:
AMD Athlon XP 2000+
512 PC2700 DDR
FIC AN17 ( <-- motherboard)
Geforce4 Ti4200
Sony DRU-510A
ATI TV Wonder VE
160 GB Western Digital hd (also have a temp 200 in)
My new system will consist of:
Celeron D 2.66 MHz (will be OCed)
Kingmax 1 GB (512MBx2) DDR Dual Channel PC3500
ECS "661FX-M7 v1.1" SiS661FX Chipset Motherboard
Sony Internal 16X Dual Layer Burner (probably)
200GB Western Digital hd (maybe)
160GB Western Digital hd
Maybe a new video card
ATI TV Wonder VE
2.0 Ghz P4
256 Ram
30 gb
32 atimobile
so far im the worsthttp://www.filesharingtalk.com/vb3/i...smilies/bb.gif
Oh just remembered, I am still using my old system too... specs are worse then yours :01:
Pentium 3 667MHz
Some kind o' mobo I dont even know :P
128 ram (misplaced my 256 stick)
On-board graphics
24x cd burner
10GB xbox hd with Windows Server 2003
4x 10GB xbox hds working as one for storage
And the highlight of my system... 10/100 LAN card :music:
-Silverstone TJ06 (black) case
-Antec NeoPower 480w PSU
-a64 3000+ (Clawhammer) CPU ( cooled by CM Hyper48...TR XP-90 in the mail)
-Abit K8V Pro motherboard
-36GB WD Raptor
-80GB Seagate SATA
-160GB Seagate SATA
-1GB (2x512 MB) Mushkin PC3200
-ATI Radeon 9800 Pro (w/ AC rev.3 cooler)
-Samsung DVD-RW 16x dual layer
-Samsung 52x CD-RW
-Sony FDD (damn SATA install!)
-a bunch of fiddly bits....Sunbeam fan bus ( excellent for performing laser eye surgery, BTW), Bulgin switches (not yet installed),
Nidec 3-blade 120mm fans, etc.
Don't really need all the storage space so the baby Raptor will probably go (anyone want?) and, as usual, the cooling setup is in a constant state of flux.
Pretty happy with the current arrangement, but I plan on migrating to socket 939 this spring after the nForce 4 boards have a chance to mature.
All this money so I can send email and cruise these silly forums.....
sigh
I need more hard drive space. How much do you wan't for that raptor?Quote:
Originally Posted by clocker
PM me.
AMD64 3500+
Asus A8V Deluxe
eVGA 6800GT
1 GB PC3200
Maxtor 120GB 7200RPM IDE (X2) RAID
Maxtor 250GB SATA
Enermax EG475P-VE SFMA Noisetaker 470W Power Supply
Lian Li PC-6077 ATX Mid Tower Case (black) with Window
Asus DVD-E616P2 16X DVD-ROM
Asus DRW-1604P-D Dual ±R/RW
Aerocool GateWatch Fan Controller
Thermaltake Hardcano 13 Fan Controller/Card Reader
Cooler Master Musketeer-2 Controller Panel
Mitsumi Floppy
Blue Illuminated Bulgin Vandal Switch - Ring Illumination (Power Switch)
SPST Switch w/ Carbon Fiber Military Style Cover & Red LED (too lazy to install)
Planning:
Thermalright XP-120
Replace PS with Ultra X-Connect
6 Port Baybus w/ Blue/Red LEDs
Heavy Duty Pro Case Handles
Replace Lian-Li EX-23 Black Drive front cover
Amd Athlon 2500XP @ 3400XP (2310Mhz)
Asus A7N8X
Mushkin Level II 2X256MB PC3200
160GB Seagate w/ 8MB Buffer
ATI Radeon 9700Pro 325/620 @ 361/662
17in. UltraBright Viewsonic
Sony 52x32x52 CD-RW
Silver Chieftec Dragon Series
500 Watt Ultra PSU w/ Blue LED Fans
5 Blue LED Case fans
3DMark01- 17,213 3DMark03- 5557 Aquamark3- 40,630
1.5Mbps DSL
Darth,
Having tried both I would recommend you look into the Antec NeoPower PSU over the Ultra.
Although my Ultra worked perfectly, many have had issues with it ( it crashed out of Maximum PC's comparison test).
Another quibble of mine with the Ultra concerned the cables themselves.
Basically, they are just too long and are so nicely made that I couldn't bear to cut them up.
The Antec, while not totally modular like the Ultra ( the ATX and P4 cables are hardwired in as normal) seems to offer better options for modifying the cables to fit length/configuration needs.
That said, both units worked perfectly for me- rails were very stable and power was never an issue.
The Antec is significantly quieter and you might find the "fan-only" header of use ( I do not).
The Antec comes with all the current/future connections (24 pin mobo , SATA, etc), but I'm sure that Ultra will offer these soon ( Ultra will send you SATA cables free if your unit didn't ship with them).
You really can't go wrong with either supply, but I've opted for the Antec for now (which makes my Ultra a very high tech paperweight for the moment....).
Thanks Clocker. I have an older Antec that never failed me...I was thinking about Ultra because of the modular design...but you made some good points. Right now, my cables looks like spagetti. :wacko: I'll definately look into the "Maximum PC" article.Quote:
Originally Posted by clocker
AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3000+ 939 pins 90nm
MSI K8T Neo2-FIR (MS-6702E)
Corsair VS256MB400 x2 Matched pair (Dual Channel)
Seagate ST3160023A 160GB, 8MB Cache
LG HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-4160B 16X Dual Layer DVD Burner
Samsung SyncMaster 900NF(T)
ATI Radeon 9600 Pro 256DDR
Antec SX835II Performance Series II Mid Tower
Antec True380 Power supply
Panasonic 3.5" 1.44 Floppy drive
Logitech Access Keyboard
Logitech MX510 Optical mouse
Linksys BEFSR41 Router
Alcatel Speed Touch ADSL External modem
Lexmark X73 All-in-one Printer, Scanner, Fax
Yamaha Speakers
CPU fan runs @2000 RPM.
2 Case fans @1500 RPM.
2 PSU fans @1500 RPM.
AMD Athlon(tm) XP Processor 2200+
ECS K7VMM+ (km266 chipset, it's a pos)
corsair 512mb pc3200 memory
Maxtor 40gb 7200rpm 2mb cache
Toshiba 16x dvd-rom
32x20x40x CD-RW drive
Samsung SyncMaster 753DF (17")
Geforce FX5200 128mb
Nice looking case, don't remember the name
Enermax 450watt powersupply
Logitech Internet Navigator Keyboard
Logitech Wireless Optical Mouse
DLink DL-704P router (connecting 3pcs and 256kbps cable internet)
RCA Modem
HP Deskjet 697c printer
HP Scanjet 3200c scanner
Logitech 4.1 speaker set
iPod - 20gb :01:
Logitech WIngman Force3d with force feedback
Windows XP Corp sp2 + all windows updates
7 fans:
-1 80mm red led fan on case floor (brings cold air for the vid card and hard drive)
-1 80mm red led fan on back of case (blows hot cpu air out of the case)
-1 80mm blue led fan on side of case (blows air in for vid card and cpu)
-1 120mm on roof (blows hot air out)
-1 80mm blue fan attached to 80mm-to-60mmm fan adaptor (for on heatsink)
-2 80mm fans inside power supply
All fans except CPU fan and PSU fans are volt modded to 7v - very quiet!
CPU = ~32degrees idle/~45degrees full load (folding@home)
Motherboard = ~25degrees idle/~29degrees full load (folding@home)
Intel Celeron D 2.4 @ 3.6 (comparable to a 2.8 p4)
Asus p4s800-mx
512mb kingston pc3200
80GB WD 7200
NEC 8x dvd+/-rw
MAG Innovision (?) 17inch lcd
radeon 9600pro
Raidmax Scorpio (i think)
Microsoft Intellimous 3.0
generic keyboard
Shuttle XPC
WinXP Home
80gb HDD
20gb HDD
AMD Athlon XP 2100+ MMx 3DNow 1.7GHz
512 MB RAM
ATI Radeon 8500
Avance AC '97
Digital Technologies DVD-RW 8X
Memorex spillproof keyboard (I've already gotten my moneys-worth out of this :whistling )
Logitech wireless optical mouse
Altec Lansing 2.1 speaker system - sounds good
Dell 1901 FP 19" LCD monitor with adjustable height stand
Dell 1801 FP 18" LCD monitor with adjustable height stand
Dell 720 inkjet - Just for printing DVD covers :whistling
HP 1300 laserjet - for printing everything slse
Soltek SL-75FRN2
AMD Athlon XP 1700+ @ 1833 MHz (11 x 167) 2200+
NVIDIA GeForce4 MX 440 with AGP8X (64 MB)
Maxtor 6Y120L0 (120 GB, 7200 RPM, Ultra-ATA/133)
Seagate ST340810A (40 GB, 5400 RPM, Ultra-ATA/100)
LITE-ON DVDRW SOHW-812S
MATSHITA DVD-ROM SR-8582
DIMM1: Kingston K 512MB PC3200
DIMM2: 256 MB PC2700 DDR SDRAM
DIMM3: 256 MB PC3200 DDR SDRAM
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Incase my sig doesn't show it anymore..
Processor: AMD Athlon XP 2600+ (OC'ed @ 2185 MHz)
Motherboard: Asus A7V600-X
Memory: 512 MB 2700 DDR
PSU: 350 watt Antec
HDD 1: 120 GB Segate 8 MB cache
HDD 2: 400 GB Segate 8 MB cache
HDD 3: 40 GB Segate 8 MB cache USB 2.0
CD/DVD 1: Sony 52x24x52 CD-RW
CD/DVD 2: Sony DRU-510A 4x DVD-/+RW
Video: ATI Radeon 9600 SE
Sound: Creative Audigy 2 ZS Platinum
Network: Linksys Gigabit Ethernet
System 2
Processor: AMD Athlon 1.33GHZ (OC'ed @ 1458 MHz)
Motherboard: MSI K7T Turbo 2
Memory: 786 MB PC133
PSU: 350 watt Antec
HDD 1: 120 GB WD 8 MB cache
HDD 2: 40 GB Segate 8 MB cache
CD/DVD 1: Sony 52x32x52x16 CD-RW/DVD Combo
Video: Matrox 2 PCI
Sound: Creative SoundBlaster Live!
Network: Linksys Gigabit Ethernet
Shared Components:
Belkin 2 Port KVM Switch
Viewsonic 17" LCD
NetGear 5 Port Gigabit Switch
Cyber Power 825 AVR
Comcast 3 MBit/256KBit
Amd Athlon XP (Barton) 2500 @ 3200 2.2
Abit Nf7-S v2
512mb pc 3200 corsair ram
eVGA Geforce 6800 GT
WD 80 gig 7200 rpm hdd
Pioneer DVD-Rom
Aspire Dreamer 2 case (black)
350 watt power supply (upgrading to 500 watt next week)
Windows XP pro SP2
4 Case fans (3x 80mm blue leds), (1x 120mm)
Logitech 2.1 speakers
POS 1995 15 inch monitor :frusty:
wireless microsoft standard keyboard, ms wireless optical mouse
Microsoft mn-100 router (2mb dl / 512kb up DSL)
TURBO X-DREAMER CASE
Super Alien 500 Watt See Through Power Supply
12" COLD CATHODE NEON LIGHT
(939-pin) AMD™ ATHLON™64 3500+ CPU w/ Hyper Transport Technology
(939-pin Socket) Gigabyte GA-K8NF-9 nForce4 Chipset MB w/ LAN, USB2.0, IEEE, & AUDIO
1024 MB (512MBx2) PC3200 400MHz Dual Channel DDR MEMORY
Hitachi 160GB 7200RPM Serial ATA 150 8MB Cache
NVIDIA Geforce 6600 GT 128MB 16X PCI EXPRESS VIDEO CARD
COMBO DRIVE (16X DVD-ROM & 52x32x52 CD-RW)
NEC 16x dvd burner
Princeton 17" LCD monitor
Windows XP Sp2
Lets see, although I just overhauled an entire computer that I had, still got a few things lying around,
Server: Hp
900Mhz Athlon Thunderbird,
192MB Ram,
60GB HD.
My Gaming Rig -
Athlon Xp 2500+ Barton. at the typical 11x200 for 2.2Ghz. I've run it at 2.4Ghz though.
Epox 8RDA3+ Rev 3.1? (Its my 6th one, so no idea what rev it is now a days, not much of an OCer anymore.
256MB x 2 of PC2700 (got ripped off, was supposed to be PC4000)
120GB WD, and a 40GB WD HD.
Thermaltake Xaser 11+ for the CPU cooler.
8X DVD+/-R burner
Radeon 9500 Pro Flashed to 9700 Pro and OCed (360/310)
Ahanix Windowed case that they dont make anymore.
LED Fans, etc. Toning things down now, sold my cathodes.
Logitech MX1000
Platronics Audio .90
Laptop: (My new Pride and joy, which I am typing this on.)
3.00Ghz Pentium 4 with Hyper Threading
256 x 2 DDR Ram.
Radeon Mobility 9700 Pro 64MB Dedicated Memory.
15.4 Inch Screen.
60GB HD
DVD +/- Burner.
To get the laptop though, I had to sell my recently bought Xbox, along with my new computer which was in short, socket 754, Sempron 3100+ (overclocked to 2.55 Ghz, so it kicked the crap out of anything you had, this baby was fast. 256x2 of real PC4000, OCed to 267Mhz. 6800 Non Ultra, unlocked to 16Pipes and 6 Vertex Shaders, VNF3-250, 120GB HD.
All of my machines running Folding At Home, btw.
Folding at home = tweaking software?
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Originally Posted by SingaBoiy
Folding at home is a wonderful distributed computing program that Stanford University heads up. They send each computer part of a protein, and your computer, running their small program, crunches the protein and 'folds' it, virtually. (folding is what proteins do, and it is the misfolding of them that causes many diseases like cancer, mad cow disease, etc.) By folding them, hopefully we can learn how they misfold.
Anyway, you get this program, and it downloads small things from stanford to work on, in the background of your computer. If you fire up AIM, it lets AIM use its needed part of the processor, and uses the rest.
If your playing a game. (halo for instance) it uses up that remaining 2 percent that is left (still gets a bit of work done though, and at no performance loss to Halo or any other games.)
And when u walk away from your computer? or dont have any apps running right away using processor power? It gets into full swing and starts folding away.
Your computer sends back the information it does, and you get points, added to your name, and the team you are on and choose, if you are on a team.
The forums here have a team, check people's sig, I know virtualbody Folds, others do as well (their sigs will have links that talk about Folding)
I however folded here for awhile, but went back to my computer folding forum, www.pcper.com which is ranked 14th in the world currently, I believe.
PS: The laptop has a DVD burner as well. ^_^.
Code:Motherboard:
CPU Type Intel Pentium 4, 1817 MHz (4.5 x 404)
Motherboard Name Gigabyte GA-8PE800 (5 PCI, 1 AGP, 3 DIMM, Audio)
Motherboard Chipset Intel Brookdale i845PE
System Memory 768 MB (DDR SDRAM)
BIOS Type Award Modular (03/01/04)
Communication Port Communications Port (COM1)
Communication Port Communications Port (COM2)
Communication Port Printer Port (LPT1)
Code:Display:
Video Adapter GIGABYTE RADEON 9600 PRO - Secondary (128 MB)
Video Adapter GIGABYTE RADEON 9600 PRO (128 MB)
3D Accelerator ATI Radeon 9600 (RV350)
Monitor Hitachi CM615 (10141)
Code:Multimedia:
Audio Adapter Creative SB PCI128 (Ensoniq ES5880) Sound Card
Code:Storage:
Floppy Drive MITSUMI USB FDD USB Device
Disk Drive Maxtor 6Y120L0 (120 GB, 7200 RPM, Ultra-ATA/133)
Optical Drive AXV CD/DVD-ROM SCSI CdRom Device (Virtual DVD-ROM)
Optical Drive SAMSUNG CD-R/RW SW-252F
Optical Drive SAMSUNG DVD-ROM SD-612S (12x/40x DVD-ROM)
3.4 Ghz P4
1 Gig of ram
Nvidia 6800 GT 256mb
two 80 gig Hd's
and about 30 fans which fail to keep my computer cool
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Originally Posted by Djtima
i eat pieces of shit like that for breakfast :devil:
lol you eat peices of shit for breakfasT!!?!?!?
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K3N / Formula1's (Made by me) PC:
Amd Athlon 64 3000+ at 2.01ghz
DFI LanParty UT nForce3 motherboard
512 MB Low-Cas latency RAM
Radeon 9600XT Video Card
160GB Hard-Drive
4X DVD +/- RW/Double Layer Burner
HP Pavillion PC:
Pentium 4 Processor at 2.67ghz
512 MB RAM
Radeon 9000 Video Card
120GB Hard-drive
4X DVD+RW Burner
17 in. LCD monitor
IBM Aptiva:
Amd K-7 Processor at 499mhz
222 MB RAM
S3 IBM Intergreted Video
15.8GB Hard-drive
52X Cd-r Burner
Amd Barton 2500 1.8ghz
Seagate 200gb 7200rpm
512mb DDR Ram
Gigabyte Motherboard (has allot of stuff, but doesn't support tv-input cards...@#$&*)
4x Sony DVD+RW Burner
ATI Radeon 9500 Pro 128mb (had for 3 years...still kick"in and letting games run good...one of my best upgrades)
17" hp p700 monitor (s.o.b is starting to make high pitch noise...gotta toss it sometime for an LCD 17-19" hopefully.)
Logitech z-640 5.1 surround sound!! This baby rocks! only cost $40 at the time!!!
2 PSX-USB inputs.. me and buddies play each other at psx games and also use em to configure PS2 controls for games that are also for PC.
Hey Wolf. Why wouldn't your mobo support TV input cards?
AMD (Newcastle) Athlon 64 3500+ 2.2GHz 512kb L2Cache 939pin
OCZ Platinum EL Dual Channel Kit 2x512MB PC3200
Seagate Barracuda ST3200822AS 200Gb 8Mb Cache 7200RPM
Asus A8V Deluxe Socket-939 VIA/KT800Pro
NEC ND-3500 Double Layer Dual 16x DVD R/RW
Gainward Nvidia 256MB Geforce FX 6800GT Golden Sample
Sony SDM-X93B 19" TFT
Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy2 ZS 7.1 PCI Soundcard
Bought the parts off ebuyer bar the gfx card. Came to £1235.29
Got the gfx card off microdirect for about £320.
Total around £1560
Chuffed to bits with it.
Welcome back. Now that's a long time since your last post.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jason Voorhees
aye man, never could be arsed with posting. Back in the days of kazaa lite!
memories.......
This setup...
Shuttle SN45GV2 (Barebone, with onchip soundstorm & Lan card)
AOpen geforce ti4200 128Mb Ram (soon to be updated)
512 Mb Twinmos PC3200 RAM
An IBM floppy
Hitachi DVD rom
Hitachi deskstar 120GB 8Mb cache
Western Digital 40GB
Athlon mobile xp 2500@3200 1.475v mounted with AS5
No flat cables and four fans@100+ cfms (five fans counting the one on the graphics card)
Stock heatpipe cooling for the processor.
Insulated case (was worried that it'd raise my temps, but it seems to have helped me focus the airflow better thus actually helping with the temps, at least short term, while removing all vibrations)
Wrapped screws (to remove vibrations)
It's a work in progress tho', my main rig took a dive this summer, and messed up a lot of components, so I've had to make do with spares in this one.
Components I'm gonna get in the near future (hopefully) are a graphics card (probably an ati 9600xt 256Mb, but possibly a geforce 6600gt if I can think of a way to make the cooling better without raising the sound levels), a dvd burner (or a slim dvd rom from a laptop if possible and an external burner), 512megs more ram, 2-3 hds, an external usb floppy, a different case cover (more open with better airflow), some panflo or everflow fans (one 40-50mm, 1-3 80mm, 1 120mm and maybe one 92mm fan and of course a 80->120mm fan) and some plexiglass and paint.
There may be some extensive cutting and drilling* before I'm satisfied with this case (I just hope I'll have the time and money).
*Not to make it look prettier tho', and I need pretty much all of that plexiglas to improve the cooling by focusing the airflow, 'cept for the paint nothing is purely cosmetic.
Since when is heatpipe cooling stock? :huh:Quote:
Originally Posted by SnnY
Since I bought a shuttle. :D
http://www.cluboverclocker.com/revie...c/IMAGE016.jpg
I'm interested to know why you feel the need for five to eight fans?Quote:
Originally Posted by SnnY
I have a very similar Shuttle, the XPC model KM266-8235, and I only have the stock fan and the fan on my video card and my system consistantly runs at the set temp.
My ambient temps go up something fierce in the summer.
The idea is to mount a push-pull config through the heatpipe radiator (2 fans), a blowhole above the gfx card (and possible another closer to the psu as well) and one intake and one exhaust fan through the front section.
With one extra 3.5 unit in there you need the last to keep the ram and northbridge cool.
And I might actually swap the psu fan.
I'm not the first to think of any of this, and the two front fans I'm already trying, and it's good, but I want different fans. I've also got an akasa blower at the pci slot.
I like my fans :wub:
It goes whoooosh, when all fans are set to max :D
Edit: a lot of fans might be a noticeable power drain tho', so it's still experimental.
bumpman