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Both machines are running a 64-Bit linux. On the workstation I have additionaly W2K and WinXP virtual machines. The W2K for playing Civ2 and the WinXP for my work and some of the development tools I use. The VMs are on nearly the same speed a real machine, as long as you do not run high end graphics applications.

currently my PC isCPU: AMD Athlon 64, 3200+ 2GHzMemory: 1.5GBHDD: Several, 40gb for Windows XP SP3 Pro, 90gb originally for things like office, photoshop etc. and a 500gb for games but I accidently deleted everything on my 500gb before it became my for that use and now I have it sitting there doing nothing waiting to be recovered before I can use it.Gfx Card: Saphire X1350 256mbSnd Card: Onboard for Vent, SoundBlaster for game soundsInput/Joystick: Saitek AV8R (misplaced it currently)I plan on getting (when my insurance claim comes through)CPU: AMD Athlon X3 II 3GHzMemory: 2/4GB DDR3HDD: Sticking with my current HDD setup Gfx Card: ATI HD5750 1GB DDR5 Snd Card: Sticking with the Sound Settup I currently have.Input/Joystick: Not bothered about changing it currently but I would love a full set up to use with FSX Accelerator

CPU: AMD II X3 435 (2.9GHz)Memory: 4GB DDR3HDD: 500GB Sata 2Gfx Card: Geforce GTX 460Snd Card: Realtek HD audio (Integrated in Gigabyte GA-880GA-UD3H motherboard)Input/Joystick: mouse + keyboard

You guys have some really great computers! Mine is kind of a dinosaur, but, well, you know. Money is tight.
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CPU: Phenom X4 9600*Memory: 6 GB of DDR2HDD: 800 GB**Gfx Card: nVidia 8800 GT 512Snd Card: Realtek integrated crudInput/Joystick: Logitech Wingman Extreme, Mouse + Keyboard mostly
*Yes, the Phenom with the TLB issues. Bypassing the fix boosts performance, but it's a dog anyway.**Total from four older hard drives.I'm hoping to save up money for a new rig next summer, we'll see how that pans out. Heh.

RAM: 1.5 GBOS: Windows XP

Cpu: Intel c2d 3 ghzMem: 2gb ddr2Hdd: 500gb + 160gb DL + 320gb ext + 1tb extGfx card: evga 8800gt ssc 512mbSnd card: integrated 7.1Input: basic logitech kb, M500 logitech mouse, logitech joystick wingman 3dMonitor: 19" Neovowin7 - 3 years old configLaptop HP DV7Intel c2d 2.2gh4gb ddr3 ram2x 320gb disks4650 1gb mobile17" display 1600*900M500 logitech mousewin7 - just got his 1st candle on the cake this christmas

DesktopCpu: Intel Pentium D 3.4Ghz Dual Core ProcMem: 3gb DDR2 RamHdd: 2x250 gb SATA drives, one 500gb SATA driveGfx card: EVGA 9800GTX+Snd card: Turtle Beach Riviera (onboard sound crapped out, i bought what was cheap, lol)Input: Moush, Zboard Merc Gaming KeyboardMonitor: Old PoSOS: Windows 7 32 bitLaptopCpu: AMD Athalon X2 64 2.3Ghz Dual CoreMem: 3gb RamHdd: 320gb Gfx card: Nvidia 9000M GSnd card: Onboard HD AudioMonitor: 14 InchOS: Windows Vista Home Premium 32bit

SummaryOperating SystemMS Windows 7 64-bitCPU Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 @ 3.00GHzRAM 8.0GB Dual-Channel DDR2 @ 400MHzMB ASUSTeK Computer INC. P5Q-PRO (LGA 775)Mon SyncMaster (1680x1050@60Hz)VGA ATI Radeon HD 4870 Series (Sapphire/PCPartner)HDD 488GB Hitachi Hitachi HDP725050GLA360 (SATA)35.9GB FUJITSU MAX3036NP SCSI Disk Device (SCSI)488GB ATA DriveXpert HDD0 SCSI Disk Device (RAID)

CPU: Intel Dual Core 3.0GhzMemory: 2GB DDR2 - Keep meaning to upgradeHDD: 1 x 1TB SATA, 1 x 350GB SATA, 1 x 80GB IDEGfx Card: ATI RADEON HD 4550 512mbSnd Card: onboard =/ Input/Joystick: Xbox 360OS: Slackware 13.1 / Windows 7 64bit

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CPU: Intel 2.4GHz Core-2-QuadMemory: 8GB @800Mhz DDR2HDD: 1TB Western Digital w/ 64MB cacheGfx Card: 1GB DDR5 XFX Radeon HD5870Snd Card: Creative X-Fi Soundblaster Audigy w/ optical outputInput/Joystick: XBox 360 wireless controller for Windows using Pinnacle Game Profiler for mapping

Simbad wrote:
Both machines are running a 64-Bit linux.
That's sweet! :-DI use Windows 7 x64 on the computer whose specs are listed above, but... I have a Mac that triple-boots with Windows, OSX, and Ubuntu 10.10 64-bit, plus I use Ubuntu Studio in my control room for my music work, and I have an Ubuntu 10.04 home media server. I even was running MythBuntu in my bedroom to DVR my TV shows, but I recently decided to switch back to Windows 7 Media Center because I was unable to figure out how to decode Hi-Def channels with my tuner. WMC does it "out-of-the-box". It's cool to see a fellow Linux user on here

Got me a pair of Asus 23" VH236H monitors... lovin em!

i7 920@3.6Ghz6GB DDR3 1866Intel G2 80GB HDD + 1TB F3 + 640GB WD + 250GB Seagate (all Sata)Ati (or AMD?) 5870Samsung 223BW

Well...Athlon64 @2GHz2 GB RAMRadeon X1550 (but now I'm using integrated GF 6100, works better than Radeon)HDD 160 GBThrustmaster 16000M

http://www.ebuyer.com/product/236587Processor : Intel Core i5-655K 3.2GHz Turbo Boost to 3.46GHz Intel® H57 Express ChipsetMemory 6GB DDR3 RAM (more lol )Hard Drive: 1TB SATA (more later)Optical Drive: DVD Writer (blueray later)Operating System: Windows 7 Home PremiumGraphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX460 1GBPC i might be getting maybe add more ram and second hard drive as welldon't know yet still looking hope to find out next week, what money i have to spend ???

Hi DarkOne,this is my config:CPU: Intel Core i3-370MMemory: 4 GBHDD: 500 GBGfx Card: ATI 550vSnd Card: RealtekInput/Joystick: USB JoystickOS: MS Win 7 Home Premium 64bit / Ubuntu 10.04I am sure I will not upgrade for next future, beside the fact it will be a bit hard with a laptop . In fact I upgraded last year form a single core machine 8 years old. My goal was to get a new computer good enough for working and gaming, and I think I found the best compromise for the acceptable price I wanted to pay.GreetingsSpaceRider

Hi all,my profile looks like that:Prozessor: Intel Core i7 Extreme 980XCodename: GulftownArchitekt.: 1 CPU - 6 Kerne - 12 ThreadsRevision: B1Tech.: 0.0320 µF.M.S.: 6.C.2 - Ext. 6.2CInstruct.: MMX SSE (1 2 3 3S 4.1 4.2) EM64T VT-x AESSocket: Socket 1366 LGACPU-Takt: 1606.87 MHzMultiplik.: x12.00FSB: 133.91 MHzL1 Cache: Data: 6 x 32 / Inst: 6 x 32 KBytesL2 Cache: 6 x 256 KBytesL3 Cache: 12288 KBytesTemperatur: CPU-Z Vers.: 1.56MainBoard: Rampage II ExtremeNorthbridge: Intel X58 rev 13Southbridge: Intel 82801JR (ICH10R) rev 00RAM: 2048 MB Corsair (10700)2048 MB Corsair (10700)2048 MB Corsair (10700)Size: 6144 MBTyp: DDR3-SDRAMTiming: 9.0-9-9-24RAM-Takt: 669.5 MHzRatio: 2:10Grafikkarte: ASUS ARESSubvendor: ASUSChipsatz: CypressTech.: 40 nmRAM: 2048 MB GDDR5RAM-Takt: 1200 MHz (1200 MHz)Width: 256 bitBandwith: 153.6 GB/sCore-Takt: 850 MHz (850 MHz)Shaders: 1600 (DX 11.0)Fillrate: 27.2 GPixel/s | 68.0 GTexel/sBus: PCI-E 2.0 x16 @ x16 2.0Treiber, Ver.: 8.791.0.0 (Catalyst 10.11) / Win7 64GPU-Z Vers.: GPU-Z 0.5.1Sound:GehäuseTyp: Big TowerMarke: ThermaltakeNetzteil: Silent Pro GoldLeistung: 1200 WMonitor: ACER P244Wmax. Aufl.: 1920 x 1080Bildfläche: 525 x 296

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My current spec is ............ ferociously retro! They are, starting with my beloved Amiga 500+ with 1 meg RAM expansion and 1.3/2.04 ROM switcher, Amiga A1200 with 80 Meg HD, 68030 (with FPU) accelerator card and 8 Megs of fast ram, a CD32 totally standard except for 2 Competition Pro game pads and my A4000 with 24 Megs of fast ram, 3.1 Roms, a 4 Gig IDE card drive, an Indivision AGA card (for displaying native screen modes on modern monitors), a Cybervision card (for high res screen modes) and a Cyberstorm MkIII 68060.The 4000 though is presently away being repaired and I hope to get it back in fully working order soon. Dying to experience what OS 3.9 is like as it is the most advanced OS for classic Amigas. I also hope I can rescue some files from it's old Hard Drive. I have a very advanced Frontier Commander on there!Oh and last and most definitely least a crap PC, as to it's spec? Um,............it works and its not an Amiga!
Please, stop talking of Amiga, you make me cr. I will never forgive myself of having given away that Jewel of an Amiga, which was my proudness!

tianhe1 wrote:
Please, stop talking of Amiga, you make me cr. I will never forgive myself of having given away that Jewel of an Amiga, which was my proudness!
Your not in the boat alone, I gave my Amiga 500 away for free a few years ago and what a software library I had for that thing

You can always get the Amiga emulator UAE, lots of ADFs of the games around for it nowdays.

This is my current system specs. But, I will be upgrading my system soon...CPU: Intel Core i7 Processor i7-860 (2.86GHz) 8MB Cache SKT -1156Memory (RAM): 12GB RAM (DDR3)Motherboard: ASUS P7P55D PRO: DDR3, S-ATA II, 3 x PCI-Ex, 2 x PCIOperating System: Genuine Windows 7 Professional (64-Bit)1st Hard Disk (OS System + Application)WESTERN DIGITAL CAVIAR 500GB SATA2 32MB (7200rpm)2st Hard Disk (OS System + Application)WESTERN DIGITAL CAVIAR 500GB SATA2 16MB (7200rpm)3nd Hard Disk (Application, Games + Backup)Hitachi Deskstar 500GB SATA2 16MB (7,200rpm)1st GPU Card - Sapphire HD Ati 5870 (1GB)2nd GPU Card - XFX HD Ati 5870 (1GB)Crossfire Enabled: YesSound Card: ASUS XONAR DS PCI 7.1 (GX25 Audio Engine)Case: Antec Twelve Hundred SeriesPower Supply & CPU Heatsink: Antec 1000W + Antec Kuhler Box (Heatsink)