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Subject: What is in your computer box?
We now know what you have displayed on your computer desktop and most recently, your mousepad. So what are you running inside your computer box?
I wish I could boast, but my computer is just as uninteresting as both my computer desktop and mousepad. I have an AMD 950, 10gig hard drive :-[, 240 mb RAM, and a sorry 16bit video card, equiped with just a Sony CDRW and CD drive. I am running windows 98 (second edition).
Subject: Re: What is in your computer box?
Thanks for reminding me :( I have a pentium 133 which I must run windows 98 or earlier on (Needs to be at least 150 to install Windows ME) It also has a 1.5 gig hard Drive. I added another hard drive last year....6 gig, which is nice to have. I am waiting to get a nice laptop very soon though (Hopefully).
Subject: Re: What is in your computer box?
I have two computers. The main, or downstairs computer, is an HP Pavilion with an 850 MHz AMD Athlon with 128MB of RAM (planning to upgrade to 384MB), a 60 GB hard drive, a CD-RW and a DVD drive, plus a floppy drive, running Windows 98 SE. (Plans to add Linux to the box.)
The other, or upstairs computer, is an IBM Aptiva with a 233 MHz AMD K6 with 96MB (planning to upgrade to 256MB) of RAM, a 3.2 GB hard drive and a CD-ROM drive, plus a floppy drive, running Windows 98 SE.
Subject: Re: What is in your computer box?
I am computer illiterate and can only tell you what I know. I have a Pentium II 6 gig hard drive. It has a zip drive that I probably will never use (and don't know how) and a broken CD rom. It is running windows 98.
Subject: Re: What is in your computer box?
I have a Toshiba Satellite 5005-S504 laptop. It has 1.1Ghz pentium-III, 512 Meg RAM, 16 Meg video RAM, 30 Gig hard drive. All and all, I like my laptop, it has a 15" LCD screen, a Smart Media reader built into it (someother card reader built in as well, but I only use the Smart Media one), and a CD writer/DVD player.
Subject: Re: What is in your computer box?
Ooh, ooh! Computer specs!
I have 4
#1 - AMD Athlon XP 2200+, Abit KG7-Raid motherboard, 512 MB RAM, 60GB HDD, 40GB HDD, 16xDVD, 48x12x48x CD-RW, 64MB GeForce4 MX440, Sound Blaster Audigy, 10/100 ethernet card, 431W Power Supply, running Windows XP. This one's my own personal system.
#2 - AMD Athlon 1400, MSI KT7 Turbo 2 motherboard, 512 MB RAM< 2 20GB HDD's, 16x DVD, 32x10x40x CD-RW, 64MB Geforce 2 MX 400, Sound Blaster Live, 10/100 Ethernet Card, 300W Power Supply, running Windows XP. This one's my son's computer, he gets my hand-me-downs.
#3 - AMD K6-2 500, FIC VA-503+ motherboard, 128 MB RAM, 20 GB HDD, ATI Rage 128 Video, Sound Blaster Live, 24x CD-ROM, 10/100 ethernet card, running Windows XP. This one is my radio station server, and that's all it ever does, 24/7. Never used for anything else.
#4 - Panasonic laptop, Pentium II 233, 32MB RAM, USB 10/100 ethernet card, cheap video, no CD drive yet, 6 GB HDD, running Windows 98. This is my new toy, that I'm slowly upgrading.
OK, I'm officially a computer geek now...
Subject: Re: What is in your computer box?
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OK, I'm officially a computer geek now...
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lol....
#1. Main Games box - Pentium4 2.5GHz, 512MB DDR mem, GeForce2 64MB DDR, 20GB HD, Win XP (and games)
#2. Gateway - P3 500MHz, 12GB HD, Win XP
#3. File Server - P2 400MHz, 128MB RAM, 140GB HD, Linux (of course!)
100MB switch (16 port) for LAN, 512kB Broadband internet connection
4 CD writers, 3 DVDs and a variety of stuff attached
also while my buddy is staying.... ;)
#4. Games box (for head up Wolf/IL2) same as #1 (nice deal at PC world)
#5. File Server - P3 500Mhz, 256MB RAM, 200GB HD, Linux
#6. There's a laptop knocking around too!
#7. and some bits in the loft ;)
Subject: Re: What is in your computer box?
Gosh,I wouldn't know.I'm not much of a computer expert! :(-howard-
Subject: Re: What is in your computer box?
I have Only 1, t is a 900mhz HP Pavilion XL768 with a 60GB HD, 256MB of Ram, an ATI Radeon 7200 64MB video card, and the rest is stock. this is the first computer I have ever owned that I have not built myself. I am kind of regreting that desicion, but the deal was to good to pass up.
Subject: Re: What is in your computer box?
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I am waiting to get a nice laptop very soon though (Hopefully).
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I have my sights on a laptop also. But, unfortunately. money is tight. :(
Thundervamp, I am jealous.
Subject: Re: What is in your computer box?
Who knows?? I just come in to work and log on! ;D
Subject: Re: What is in your computer box?
I think there's a hamster and a running wheel, but I can't be sure...
Actually, (I'm not very computer literate) at home I have a Gateway 450MHz 4.3GB hard drive with a Pentium III. Don't know what I did to it, but I always have an error upon startup (can't find blah blah blah winup_32.dll something or other....) as well as some "Regsv" error upon getting on the 'net. My DSL connection (earthlink) is only around 450-550 kbps, which I'm not too thrilled with but it's quicker than dialup.
At work I have a Dell with a Pentium 4 and a T1 Connection.
Subject: Re: What is in your computer box?
Mine is beige...but that's on the outside of the box...the inside is wires n stuff...
P2, 2.1 gig, dunnowhomanyHz, Sony CD-RW, Creative 52X CD-Rom, Win95 but have 98SE to install one day soon....
Subject: Re: What is in your computer box?
I'm very computer illiterate myself, but I do know that I'm running Windows 98 and I have a 60 GB hard drive installed. Don't ask me about anything else! :-[
Subject: Re: What is in your computer box?
Well, where I'm sitting now...
This is a P3 900, running Win 2k, 512MB RAM, 40GB/6GB HDDs etc etc; to my right is a Celeron 333 with touchscreen for developing the "Touch & Go" fingerprint T&A product; moving left, past this one is the laptop (P3 1Gig/128MB/10GB/WinME but not for much longer), just past that is the test machine (P2-350/128MB/Win98SE) and next to that is the test board with a VIA EPIA-based mini-ITX footprint (170mm square - it's tiny!) and access control rig mounted on a piece of plywood.
Back home, I have a Pentium 233 and a P2-233, nothing special just 60GB of disk space, and loads of music videos for the children to watch ;-)
Phil (another certified and certifiable geek)