Team-BHP - The Desktop Computer & Configuration Thread

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Originally Posted by GTO

Mine:

Compaq X1000 Laptop

1. Pentium Centrino 1.4 Ghz Processor
2. 60G 5400 rpm Hard drive
3. 512 MB Ram
4. WSXGA+ 1680x1050 resolution 15.4 inch widescreen.
5. 64 MB Video Card.
6. 3000w Altec Lansing Speakers with Subwoofer (External).
7. DVD/CDRW with external Yamaha CRW-F1 burner (am damn particular about my music quality)

Its lightning fast, and I reinstall the OS myself every three months to have a clean system. Have the hard drive partitioned into 3 parts of 20G's each.

GTO

i have the same exact system..except its a 1.3 ghz centrino, 32 mb vid card, i dun have teh speakerss, and i have a SXGA screen.

Superb laptop, isnt it CaliAtenza? Even Rehaan has a newer and more powerful version of the same chassis.

If you arent already, check out www.x1000forums.com. Its a fantastic resource pertinent to our model series.

GTO

LOOK AT MINE

For doing crap

Sony 2.0 ghz p4 mobile 256 ram 40 gb hd 64 ati dvdwr/cdrw 15.1 screen memory stick reader/ onboard 6 speaker systems with a subwoofer

for high end graphics

dell xps extreme, just got 15 days back

p4 3.4 ht( i think worlds fastest made regular production) correct me if wrong 1 g ram 400 dual channel 120 gb 7200 rpm sata 15.4 diag huge with 2400/ 1980 resolution 256 ati radeon extreme cdwr combo bluetooth it has latest swxga display

this monster is 18 lbs with 5 fans with 4 heat sinks

want to know more heheheh

Dell Inspiron 5150

P4 3.06 Ghz HT
512 GB Ram
40GB HD
15 Screen at 1400x1050 resolution
64 MB Vid Card Nvidia Geforce Fx
DVD/CDRW 24X

120 GB USB external HDD

Most of the time, I run Redhat 9.0/Fedora Core 3 -- instead of Windoze XP.

Suryam

Dell Inspiron 9100

Pentium 4 3.2 GHZ hyper threading processor
60 GB 7500 rpm hard disk
1 GB RAM
ATI Radeon 9700 128mb graphica card
16x DVD RW drive
WSXGA+ 1680x1050 resolution 15.4 inch widescreen.
Blue tooth

It's on the heavy side but I like it

Hmm, never saw this thread before. Well, I use my work desktop much more than my laptop, almost 90% of the time.

Work Desktop
IBM xSeries 205 with Windows 2003 Server
Pentium4 2.8GHz with 533MHz FSB / 512KB Cache
1 GB RAM
36.4 GB Ultra160 SCSI 10K RPM
73 GB Ultra 320 SCSI 10K RPM Slim
19" Samsung Colour Monitor
512Kbps Broadband connection (heh, heh)
Samsung DVD/RW Combo (about to upgrade to 4.7GB DVD+R/RW drive)

Home Laptop
IBM ThinkPad G40 with Windows XP Professional
Pentium4 2.4GHz
15" TFT LCD screen
DVD/RW Combo drive
30GB HDD 4200 RPM

Since I have a good HTS system, I haven't bothered much with audio features on the PCs. Both have built-in audio card and normal speakers.

Ok guys, here's my machine's humble configuration :D

Quad Processor Xeon Box, with 4 GB RAM
40 GB x 4 SCSI Hot swappable Harddrives (1500 RPM Each) running RAID 10.
With nVidia Graphics Accelarator Card.

17" Samsung Monitor
52 x CD-Rom
QWERTY keyboard & a mouse :p

Sorry No speakers :(

my turn>
Pentium 4, 1.6 ghz (soon to be 2.4)
Intel Chipset Motherboard
512mb SD RAM (soon to be 1GB DDR Soon)
Microsoft 10 key Joystick
40+80GB Samsung Hard Disks (soon to be 120 more)
GeForce 5 XFX 5200 128mb Grafix Card
Standard Samsung Keyboard & Logitech Optical Mouse
Acer Speakers (just 500 bux, but believe me, they'r totally worth)
External Infrared For Mobile Phone Transfers (sold NK:3650 & got a SE:S700i)
Samsung CD-R/RW - 52/24/24 CD Drive
Dual Fans (soon to be 1 more fan)
Inbuilt Intel Soundcard (soon to be a Asio 128 mb)

& when i goto my studio shifts, i carry my dad's laptop
HP Compaq 2.4 ghz
256mb DDR RAM
Inbuilt JBL SPeakers

I Also got a Creative 32mb Soundcard which is installed in my dad's office(Intel Celeron). AWE-FREEKIN-SOME Depth & Clearity. Not Compatible with P4s :(

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Originally Posted by Samurai

512 KBPS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wonderful I have never mind.................

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Originally Posted by Sideways

side ways xps and 9100 are of same chasis, i guess u have a 4 lb chrger too

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Originally Posted by Technocrat

Ok guys, here's my machine's humble configuration :D

Quad Processor Xeon Box, with 4 GB RAM
40 GB x 4 SCSI Hot swappable Harddrives (1500 RPM Each) running RAID 10.

This is some serious firepower, just curious, why do you need this kind of power in a machine used as desktop?

BTW, my excuse is that I design/develop high capacity telephony software on my desktop, I have multiple telephony boards in my machine that are more expensive than the server. Apart from that I have many server applications that I need for my development work.

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Originally Posted by Technocrat

Quad Processor Xeon Box, with 4 GB RAM
40 GB x 4 SCSI Hot swappable Harddrives (1500 RPM Each) running RAID 10.
With nVidia Graphics Accelarator Card.

A little correction its 15000 RPM for each Disk :D

I have this machine with me in my office :D

I use it for running Database Servers & other work related stuff which chiefly comprise of running Grids. It runs on Red Hat Enterprise Server 3.0 Update 4. Will soon be upgrading to Redhat ES 4.

Btw its just one of the High end machines which I daily work with (obviously this one being the highest config one )

I luv my work :D

HOLY MOTHER OF GOD!!

Vulken and Technocrat, you just just blew any competition out of the water man! (even though techno is kinda cheating using an office computer :P )

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120 gb 7200 rpm sata 15.4 diag huge with 2400/ 1980 resolution 256 ati radeon extreme cdwr combo bluetooth it has latest swxga display

120GB 7200RPM laptop drive?? jeezus!! im waiting to upgrade to a 7.2k, was waiting for the 100gbs to get some feedback before i invested. Didnt even know they had the 120s out!

2400/1920 15.4" display!!! you are going to go blind in 3 days!!! lol!!!!
Use opera as a browser, the webpage zoom feature saves lives. (mine is permanently set to 120%)

Plus, considering its a 18lbs beast with 5 fans and it has a P4HT processor (runs rather hot) i would keep this away from my lap.....if you know what im saying :P

cya
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