Mine's a:
266 mmx
64 RAM
32x CD ROM
4.2gig HDD
56k modem, when I'm not using my ethernet card
state-of-the-art video card
Sound Blaster
15in monitor
Anyone else care to brag/whimper?
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Jeff Raven - Having more fun than any human being should be allowed to have
Pentium 200 MMX
32 mb Ram
24x CD Rom (I think)
1.9 gig HDD
56k modem
(don't know what video card I have)
Sound blaster 16
17in monitor
No 3D card
The newer games run shakily on this system, but my Internet connection is acceptable.
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"I have come to the conclusion that one man is called a disgrace, that two are called a law firm, and that three on the law become a congress! And by God I have had this Congress!"
--John Adams, "1776"
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The Unknown Vulcan
686 120/P150 +
64 mb ram
2.5 gig hard disk
12x CD
33 k modem
4mb 3d card..errm one really cheap joystick and some half decent computer speakers.
15in'
win 98..
Cujo, where can I get BEOS?
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'Sir, you've been ordered not to take Polermo'
'Ring General HQ, ask them if they want me to give it back'.
PII 400.
32 MB RAM
The name of the motherboard escapes me at the moment...
A Soundblaster clone ripped out of an aging 486. No drivers means it doesn't exactly work, but it makes the back feel less lonely, until I replace it with something better. And louder!
Generic video card. Adequate, but soon to be replaced by an elegant 2D/3D solution.
No speakers. Yet. (Well, there's a pair of cheap ones which came with the aforementioned 486, but I can't use them anyway, so...)
No monitor. I've got a smallish burnt out Packard Bell model, which buzzes and smokes, but lets me set up the BIOS, so it isn't a total loss.
6X CD drive, also cannibalized. It too is merely filling a slot for its soon to arrive DVD descendant.
No modem yet.
The operating system? Why, what else could I really put on such a machine without feeling guilty? DOS 6.2, of course.
I enjoyed playing WarCraft II on this one. For one, it's a bit...fast. For another, in the setup screen, it lists the CPU as "486 or better." Damn straight!
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"It was sweet, like lead paint's sweet, but the aftereffects left me paralyzed."
--
They Might Be Giants
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The Unknown Vulcan
And yes, I don't have an internet connection (yet). I use the computers at school (which can get upto 60 kb/sec download speed ).
Computers at school:
P2 450
NT 4
128 Mb SDRAM
several Gigs free diskspace
32x CD-ROM
Internal Zipdrive
17" monitor
mouse with scrollwheel
or:
Sun Ultra 10
Unix
at least 128 MB RAM (I don't know how much it really is, I've heard rumors of 300+)
17" monitor
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"What you leave behind is not as important as how you've lived."
- Jean Luc Picard, 'Star Trek: Generations'
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Lawrence Boucher
"Learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow.
The important thing is not to stop questioning."--Albert Einstein
Windows 95 lists my Pc as 'Authentic AMD' running at 234 MHz (WOW 1 whole Mhz extra!!!)
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"What you leave behind is not as important as how you've lived."
- Jean Luc Picard, 'Star Trek: Generations'
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"Okay, so I'm not "SANE" so to speak, but uh... I'm the lovable kind of psycho"
http://solareclipse.net/
Mine (well, the home one anyway):
200 MMX
64 Mb RAM
6.4 + 3.2 Gb HDs
24x CD-ROM
56K (but w95 thinks it's a 33.6)
17" monitor
God only knows what the graphics card is, but I think it's only a 2 Mb jobby. . .
Soundcard? Er. . . recently upgraded it with software that emulates a Soundblaster, anyway. . .
Pentium 133
Quad speed CD(I said it was ancient didn't I)
32 MB RAM
850MB HD
Soundblaster
Video Card(dunno which one)
15"Monitor
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It is absurd to divide people into good and bad. People are either charming or tedious.
At work
200mhz
32mg ram
1.2gb harddrive
no sound(which beats yamaha)
17in monitor
has a cd that is an unknown.
They upgrade 20% of the machines here at the office every year, and we get the hand me downs. I got a better hand down then some of the others last year, so it will be another year before I go up again.
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BRAVES FAN
Apple Blue/White G3
350 MHz PowerPC 750 (1 MB cache, 100 MHz bus)
128 MB RAM
6 GB Quantum Fireball EX UltaATA HD
9.1 GB Seagate Barracuda Ultra/Wide SCSI HD
4.3x DVD-ROM (32x CD)
ATA Zip drive
128-bit ATI card (made for Apple; using the latest Rage chipset) with 16 MB RAM
ixTV tuner/digitiser
Steath Serial port (so I can connect my camera and photo printer)
Sony sfII 17in montior
Built-in sound; no worrying about extra cards.
Agfa 1212u USB scanner
Built-in Firewire! (Now, then, about all those Firewire devices I'm supposed to be able to get...)
No floppy drive!
No modem!
Here is a picture of it. Ignore the gaping hole in the front; the blue Zip bezels are in short supply, but should be available soon.
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http://frankg.dgne.com/
Ultra Magnus: "I know you're bored, Rodimus, but with the mantle of leadership comes obligations."
Rodimus Prime: "I don't suppose I could interest you in a used mantle?"
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The Unknown Vulcan
PII-350 64 mb ram
16 speed cd (I know, I know)
14" monitor (I KNOW!)
NO 3D CARD!
HD1 2.1 gig
HD2 10.1 gig
ISDN connection
canon BJC-620 bubble jet printer
er.. 85 watt boxes (the manufacturer claims)
primax 4800 direct cheap and basic flatbed scanner
a broken microsoft sidewinder pro 3D joystick
so..now you know =]
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'Those are the headlines. Happy now?'
-Chris Morris.
Pentium 133
16 MB RAM
1.6 Gig HD.
8x CD-ROM (made by some no-name)
Some sound card also made by a no-name which makes funny noises 25% of the time
Trident Video Card
33.6 Modem.
And none of those nice extras that all others claim to have...... my motherboard sucks too.
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I can resist anything.......
Except Temptation
Cyrix Pentium 200 MHz MMX
32MB Ram
12" Packard Bell SVGA Mon. (Leftover)
SVGA 1MB PCI Video card
1.1Gb HDD x 3 (3Gb Space spanning 3 HDD's)
Sound Blaster 16
4x CD-Rom Drive
I'd say this is a whimper. :P
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I didn't do it. Nobody saw me do it. You can't prove a thing. :-) ....
http://codychat.hypermart.net/mahsurvey/ : Do you use a 28.8? A 56.6?
586, no more than 100mHz
barely functional video card
4x CDrom
500meg HDD
8gig HD(just bought)
both types of floppy disks
Sound Blaster Pro
and 56k modem...
Oh, and 16megs RAM
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Jeff Raven - Having more fun than any human being should be allowed to have
[This message was edited by Jeff Raven on April 26, 1999.]
Pentium P100 (I opened the case. I know these things.)
Some kind of video card that allows only 256 colors at 1024x768 (So I stay at 800x600 and true colors.
4x CDrom
1.2G HDD (Running compression software to hold roughly 2 gigs)
3.5" floppy
Sound Blaster (clone)
33.6k modem (Upgraded from original 14.4)
32megs RAM (Upgraded from 16)
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Dogged persistence is often a suitable substitute for raw intelligence.
I too am feeling the dinosaur pinch, especially when trying to use max, and photoshop.
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'Sir, you've been ordered not to take Polermo'
'Ring General HQ, ask them if they want me to give it back'.
Intel 233MHz with MMX
Windows 95
13.9" viewable monitor
4GB hard drive (I paid for the upgrade)
1.44 MB 3.5" diskette drive
13x min / 32x max CD-ROM drive
Ensoniq Wavetable sound card (good? bad?)
Altec Lansing speakers
second cheapest joystick in the store
built-in Telepath modem
and I still have no idea how to get things done
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It is absurd to divide people into good and bad. People are either charming or tedious.
HP Brio (*sob*) PII 350 MHz
8 Gb HD
64 Mb RAM
Crummy CD-ROM out of my old Compaq DeskPro I had before
17" monitor
Similar soundcard I have at home - because it's a spare I brought from home (only one in the company with a soundcard!)
Typhoon speakers nicked off a Brio in the training room
This is a good university for everything else, but as far as the IT services go, they're all living in the past with no imagination or initiative at all. Grrrr
OK, that's my rant for the day.
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It is absurd to divide people into good and bad. People are either charming or tedious.
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Jeff Raven - Having more fun than any human being should be allowed to have
nuff said
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"Victory is Life!"
It does have a 15" monitor, and runs Win95.
It also has a layer of grey grime seared onto all the keys. One's fingertips get sticky....ewwwwww yuk.
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"I AM THE SPIDER!!!!"
- Vic Reeves
166 MMX
8.9 GB HD
24x CD-Rom and a 16x CD-Rom
SoundBlaster 32
33.6 modem
S3 64V2
17 in monitor
and of course the network card, scanner (which is really cool and nice), ZIP Drive (which I love, and the Yamaha speakers & sub.....
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Sometimes you just have to be your self....other times be like your friends and scare your parents.