Your PC

[Parafrosyni]

I need to dust, but here's my PC. She gets the job done pretty nicely. :^)

 

[Kioskask]

I'm getting jealous now...

 

[MakTheFurry]

I'm going to focus on my RAM and GPU now

 

[Experimentonomen]

My current bedroom puter:

 

[MakTheFurry]

My current bedroom puter:

Nice wallpaper

 

[cyclingswitch]

xD During the summer I think I'll try organise all the cables

Suggestion from someone who has done large-scale networking for about 6 years...buy velcro-strips. Never use zip-ties. Some of my co-workers love the "IT Porn" of perfectly run cables that are properly labeled and have hundreds of zip-ties, but I can say from experience that the minute something has to move (more likely on a desktop than in a strategic-level communications facility, but it still happens) you will hate every single zip tie as you cut them off.

 

[cyclingswitch]

32GB Quad Channel DDR4, 2133MHz

Dual 24GB GDDR5 NVIDIA(R) GeForce(R) GTX Titan Z SLI(TM)

512GB SSD 6Gb/s Main

4TB 6kRPM SATA 6Gb/s

Intel(R) Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 @ 5GHz + Bluetooth

Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-5960X (8-cores, 20MB Cache, Overclocked up to 4.0 GHz w/ Turbo Boost)

Okay, so I have to ask... What are you using to cool that monster? I am assuming some form of liquid cooling because I don't think any fan setup would keep that thing at a reasonable temp.

 

[modfox]

my computer is a ríða vitleysa
stykki af vitleysa

 

[SSJ3Mewtwo]

Okay, so I have to ask... What are you using to cool that monster? I am assuming some form of liquid cooling because I don't think any fan setup would keep that thing at a reasonable temp.

Liquid cooling, yes. And the case design is meant to enable a high volume of air to circulate through the machine. It's triangular not just to look cool, but also to keep the machine cool. Air is drawn in by one fan in the front, and passed back out the back side of the machine by another. Since it's a triangular design, that means the back end slants away from the wall or desk the computer is set near, and can circulate more freely, so the computer isn't going to bake itself by circulating the same heated air over and over.

 

[Experimentonomen]

Took ownership of a new toy today:

 

[modfox]

CPU: Zilog Z80A 3.5 MHz processor
Memory: 48 Kb
GPU: 256x192 resolution, 15 colors (7 shades bright mode for each black), each 8 x 8 pixel square limited to a max of 2 colors
Monitor: Generic second-hand colour CRT television
Audio: 1 channel with 1-bit sound using a 10-octave built-in beeper + AY-3-8912 sound chip with 3 channels of 4-bit sound
Operating System: Sinclair BASIC
Keyboard: 40-key rubber membrane keyboard w/ up to six BASIC functions per key
Peripherals: Generic portable cassette player, Kempston Joystick Interface + Competition Pro

 

[SSJ3Mewtwo]

CPU: Zilog Z80A 3.5 MHz processor
Memory: 48 Kb
GPU: 256x192 resolution, 15 colors (7 shades bright mode for each black), each 8 x 8 pixel square limited to a max of 2 colors
Monitor: Generic second-hand colour CRT television
Audio: 1 channel with 1-bit sound using a 10-octave built-in beeper + AY-3-8912 sound chip with 3 channels of 4-bit sound
Operating System: Sinclair BASIC
Keyboard: 40-key rubber membrane keyboard w/ up to six BASIC functions per key
Peripherals: Generic portable cassette player, Kempston Joystick Interface + Competition Pro

Could that even play Pong?

 

[modfox]

n

Could that even play Pong?

yes

 

[cyclingswitch]

CPU: Zilog Z80A 3.5 MHz processor
Memory: 48 Kb
GPU: 256x192 resolution, 15 colors (7 shades bright mode for each black), each 8 x 8 pixel square limited to a max of 2 colors
Monitor: Generic second-hand colour CRT television
Audio: 1 channel with 1-bit sound using a 10-octave built-in beeper + AY-3-8912 sound chip with 3 channels of 4-bit sound
Operating System: Sinclair BASIC
Keyboard: 40-key rubber membrane keyboard w/ up to six BASIC functions per key
Peripherals: Generic portable cassette player, Kempston Joystick Interface + Competition Pro

I can't claim lower specs than that... But I have one system with a 900Mhz ARM CPU and 1 GB of RAM. (Yay Raspberry Pi!)

Building an arcade machine with it.

 

[Augmented Husky]

CPU: Zilog Z80A 3.5 MHz processor
Memory: 48 Kb
GPU: 256x192 resolution, 15 colors (7 shades bright mode for each black), each 8 x 8 pixel square limited to a max of 2 colors
Monitor: Generic second-hand colour CRT television
Audio: 1 channel with 1-bit sound using a 10-octave built-in beeper + AY-3-8912 sound chip with 3 channels of 4-bit sound
Operating System: Sinclair BASIC
Keyboard: 40-key rubber membrane keyboard w/ up to six BASIC functions per key
Peripherals: Generic portable cassette player, Kempston Joystick Interface + Competition Pro

Most smartwatches now a days have better processing power than that XD

 

[x_eleven]

Welcome Screen:

Running Enlightenment:

From uname:

Linux
FoxBox
#2 SMP
x86_64 AMD Athlon64 X2 Dual Core Processor
3000+
AuthenticAMD
GNU/Linux

 

[Experimentonomen]

Built a new one yesterday:

 

[Quinnn]

Specs:

i5-6600k @ 4.7ghz
16GB DDR4 2800mhz EVGA
ASUS Z170-AR
R9 290X (just sold this card today, so currently I'm running off integrated :c
HX850i 850w Platinum PSU
250gb Micron M.2 SSD (boot)
500gb Samsung 850 EVO SSD (storage)
Corsair 450D Case
and of course, almost 100% EK watercooling components!

I had a lot of fun putting this together.

 

[Quinnn]

That looks absolutely stunning! I wish I could afford to do that.

Thanks! You'd be surprised how relatively inexpensive it was. I bought everything used, second hand, or on clearance (except the case).

 

[lolcox]

This is my desk before the move to Oregon.
I've got too much clutter on my desk right now that I need to sort before I can take a current photo that includes display 3.

Since the move, the only changes inside the case are two fewer hard drives (to be fixed soon, with two new drives sitting on my desk waiting for install), and a move to Windows 10.
GPU temps are currently high because I'm mining. Might as well make a few cents off reading the forums, eh?

 

[BaxterKangaroo]

My Semi-Good Low End PC

 

[Roughmaxen]

OwO this is gonna be good. Have to rigs. But i can't remember all the details as one is not here.

I'll try to list what i can remember.

Rig 1: triple 1440 asus gaming monitors.
Sli gtx gigabyte 960 nvidia graphics cards
3 tower fans
Intel core i5775r 3.80 ghz
32gb ram
850w psu (i think :x)
Intel something something motherboard... It's old but was top end in around 2009
Hmm. Can't remember the rest.

She's my pride and joy

Oh and 3 Kensington 120gb ssd. With one 500gb hdd


One i have here has:
960 gtx geforce
A 5th generation intel i5 something with the same motherboard in my other rig (got these base parts at our office from unused pcs)
8gb ram
A 500watt psu
One crappy office monitor, samsung 1080p.
A 14 year old tower on the limit of fitting the gpu.
One rear fan
And no problems with it so far :*)

 

[Roughmaxen]

Btw 70% of those parts i didnt buy. Due to it all being used parts handed to me. Having family who are programmers has some perks... But not when you realise you know nothing. And all your actions online CAN be found if they wanted to snoop about. So that's a negative

 

[Roughmaxen]

Hey guys, meet my computer. His name is Bob. I had his power supply replaced months ago, the first one is an old pic:

That's him currently under my desk:

And that's my desk setup

Srry can't share specs, I'm out all day right now. He's not as impressive as you other peeps, but man this kid gets the job done.

Ye old cork board desktop tower... That's what i use for testing any faulty hardware :3 usually old ssd which have been found to be faulty. The company ordered over 800 Kensington ssd. After a couple years most became garbage :/ wasn't even so much of a job to me. Messing around with different hardware, diagnosing issues. Was fun!

 

[darien]

HTPC / NAS
OS: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
Monitor: 50" 1080p HDTV
KB & Mouse: none, accessible via VNC, SSH, WebUI, MCE Remote, and my Android Phone.
Chasis: Kaitian KT-600
PSU: CoolerMaster GXII 550W
CPU: AMD A6-5400k APU
RAM: 8 Gigs GSkill Sniper DDR3 1600
GPU: AMD Radeon HD 7540D integrated on-die in APU
HDD0: 120GB Hitachi 2.5" Sata II 3G/s (OS/Swap) mounted via backplate adapter*
HDD1: 3TB 3.5" Seagate ST3000DM001 7200RPM 64Meg cache Sata III 6Gb/s
HDD2: 1TB 3.5" Seagate 7200RPM 32Meg cache Sata II 3Gb/s
Note: additional storage will probably required soon. Would like to eventually get a proper set of three 4TB+ drives to put in Raid 5, but it isn't really needed atm

Main Rig
OS: Windows 7 Home Premium
Monitor: 24" 16:9 ASUS VW246h (I miss having 3 of them)
KB/Mouse: CoolerMaster Storm Devastator Red Backlit Combo
Chasis: Corsair Carbide Air 540
Mobo: AsRock 970 Fatality Performance Edition*
PSU: Corsair 750 Watt*
CPU: AMD FX-6300 with a CoolerMaster Hyper 212 Evo
RAM: 8 Gb ATeam DDR3 2100 (PC 317000)*
GPU: Asus ATI Radeon HD 7770 2Gb*
HDD0: Silicon Power 250Gb SataIII 6G/s SSD (OS & Programs)*
HDD1: 500Gb Seagate 7200 RPM 16M cache (Data Storage)
HDD2: 250Gb Seagate 7200 RPM 16M cache (VM Storage for two debian VM's, kali, xp, ubunutu, and slackware)
Note: in the process of slowly upgrading this machine, just upgraded the Case and Cooler, plan to replace the cpu, ram at some point after AMD's new line hits, which may require also require a mobo upgrade. A GPU upgrade is needed as well, but again, this is waiting until after nVidia drops their Pascal line due out later this year. Cooling was my immediate concern with my stock cpu fan slowly dying.

B!%#* Box
OS: Debian 7
Monitor: 19" 4:3 ViewSonic something-or-other.
KB/Mouse: CoolerMaster Storm Devastator Blue Backlit Combo
Chasis: DeepCool Tesseract
Mobo: El-Cheapo MSI board, I've forgotten the model and cba to check
PSU: Whatever crap 450/500W PSU came with the Kaitian KT-600 that I didn't trust in the HTPC
CPU: AMD FX-6300
RAM: 8Gb ATeam DDR3 2100
GPU: MSI ATI Radeon HD 5570 1Gb
HDD0: 250 Gig WesternDigital 7200 RPM Sata II 3Gb/s
HDD1: 160 Gig something or other salvaged from an old HP with windows 7 slapped on it for a friend.
note: while generally used for transcoding, rendering, compiling large chunks of code, and cpu intensive things that i don't want to bog down my main rig with when i'm busy gaming or heavily multi-tasking- this machine is currently out on loan to a friend in need.

So sue me, I'm a nerd. Anything marked with * is slated for replacement/upgrade as funds are available to dump into my obsession.