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05 Feb 2009, 7:43 pm

Home built PC, for general music making/game use:

q6600 OC'd to 3Ghz
2GB OCZ DDRII 400Mhz ram (used to be 4, was faulty)
250GB HD, with 300GB and 500GB externals
Geforce 9800GTX
Thermalake Shark case
Coolermaster M620 PSU
Asus P5K motherboard
Blu-ray drive
Tascam US122L audio interface
Vista 32bit, OSX Leopard and Ubuntu on tri-boot

ScottF
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08 Feb 2009, 1:10 am

HP Pavilion

Intel Dual Core 4 gig processor

4 gigs of ram

DVD burner/drive/CD ROM drive etc...

2X 500gb HD

80 gig back up

32 gb USB flash drive

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08 Feb 2009, 1:13 am

Daedulus wrote:

3 Of my machines died only recently

however the remaining hardware includes
1x EEE 701
1x Dell Latitude X300
1x Netserver E800
and a custom box with an EPIA ML8000G acting as a Fileserver

other machines in the house include a PS3 running ArchlinuxPPC, a XBOX running Gentoox, an IBM Lenovo Thinkpad T60 running Crunchbang 8.10.2 and a bunch of routers acting as the central intelligence in the house for routing/service distribution including system updates and package installation

Careful, don't let the remaining computers gain intelligence, rise up and exact revenge for their fallen bretheren :lol:

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Daedulus
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08 Feb 2009, 3:34 am

this is a true fact, however by intelligence, asking one of routers for a status report will return information about all networked machines, which ones need updating, sensor data and the like. I wrote a small messaging and data collection daemon in ruby for each machine's Package Management System, If I ever clean the code up I will release it under the GPL, the routers run a HTTP server that collects all that and exports information via /<machinename>/<command>/<args> so http://tiffany/mordor/status/cpu/temp will return mordor's cpu temperature, do not ask why I named one of them tiffany I can never remember why...

Ashton
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09 Feb 2009, 12:49 am

My specs are:

Laptop (main machine - just got it about 3 weeks ago for University...):

Dell XPS M1530
Intel Core 2 Duo T9500
6gb RAM
500gb HDD + a few externals
nVidia 8600M GT graphics
Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit + Ubuntu 64bit dual booting
9 cell battery

Desktop (This one is staying at home while I'm at Uni):

Intel Core 2 Duo e6400
4gb RAM
120gb HDD
ATI X1300 Pro graphics card
Currently runs Windows Vista Ultimate 32 bit. Gonna stick Ubuntu on there in the next few days when I can be bothered.

Server:

AMD Duron 1.3ghz
1gb RAM
40gb + 60gb HDD's
Windows Server 2003 Standard Editon (HTTP, File, FTP, WSUS server)

Future Server:

Intel Pentium 4 1.3ghz
128mb RAM
20gb HDD
Currently nLited Windows XP, but I'm putting Ubuntu Server on there soon.

I'll get a photo later if I feel motivated.

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11 Feb 2009, 8:35 am

I have a Toshiba A75 as my current machine... love my Toby. Right now I run Ubuntu 8.04 and Slackware... oh, 12 I think? on:
60 GB HD, partitioned into 3 18's and a 6-swap for compiling
1.5 ram, maxed, sadly
3.06 P4 Prescott... bloody hot thing...
I also go nowhere without my microsoft intelli mouse. Probably the only M$ product in the house that isn't cussed out on a daily basis.

Keny has a decent tower, not sure on the specs off the top of my head... but it plays Battlefield...

I also have a 486DX2, which is sweeeeeet! Got a 5.25 floppy, no HD, working on that, and I forget the ram. It's getting win 3.1

Have a Packard Bell tower, Pentium 200mhz, think 2 gb HD, and 64? maybe 32 mb ram.

And an Emachines 667mhz, 64 ram, 6gb HD...

The above two are linux boxes, though I forget the distro Keny put on them.

I also have two G3 Imacs... love my babies. One's in the shop though... Ones a 233 rev. A bondi and the others a 266 strawberry.

And that's just what works. I need more space.

Also am picking up a server, no HD, dual P3 733's, 256? ram... HUGE case.

I'll throw some pics up when the camera can be bothered to work.

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11 Feb 2009, 6:54 pm

Gaming Computer(at my dads house):
amd athlon 64x2 3ghz
4gb ddr2 ram
ati radeon hd3870 1gb
500gb SATA hdd
48x cd burner 16x dvd burner all in one drive
windows vista home premium 64x
Home Built

Crappy linux box(at moms house+ what I am posting from)
Intel Celeron Unkown speed
128mb some sort of RAM
Unknown Graphics
10gb PATA hdd
puppy linux 4.11
Dell Dimension(9-10 years old)

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halfawake
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11 Feb 2009, 7:25 pm

Main computer:
PowerBook G4 17" 1.67 GHz (PowerBook5,7)
1.5 GB RAM
ATI Mobility Radeon 9700 (128 MB VRAM)
100 GB HD
Mac OS X 10.5 and Ubuntu 8.04

Supporting computer (for reading, and playing Infinity Engine and ScummVM games):
Fujitsu-Siemens Stylistic ST4110 Tablet PC
Intel Pentium-III-M 800 MHz
786 MB RAM
20 GB HD
10.4-inch screen
Xubuntu 7.10

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11 Feb 2009, 7:47 pm

Not sure but I think it works. :lol:

theQuail
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12 Feb 2009, 4:49 pm

No pictures, sorry. But... my laptops:

New laptop:
Compaq Presario CQ60
Intel Pentium Dual 2.16 GHz (both cores of course)
3 GB RAM, DDR2 (don't know the speed)
250 GB SATA drive
Windows Vista (85 GB allocated), Fedora 10 (128 GB allocated)

Old laptop:
Toshiba Satellite L35
Intel Celeron M, 1.6 GHz I think
1.5 GB RAM, DDR2 about 600MHz
60 GB SATA drive
Windows Vista (35 GB), Ubuntu 8.04 (25 GB)

I'm not sure about any of the drives or graphics cards tbh... I love my new laptop. It's not even a week old, and I've been learning to use Fedora and yum. (Very easy, fortunately.)

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