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Wondering what everyone is rocking under the hood of their PC's.

http://i40.tinypic.com/f2u6ag.jpg

I'd be careful if i was you, you don't know who watches the forum sometimes, and some of that information maybe easily connected to your self bro, edit it if you can, keep it short.

I'd just keep the specs short.

Mine are:

Windows 7 Home Prem 64-bit
AMD Athlong II X4 645 (4 CPUs) ~ 3.2GHz
6144MB RAM
AMD Radeon HD 6700
500GB HDD

Custom Built I7 860
4GB ram
80gb ssd

Nice specs going on.

OS X Lion
500GB ATA hard drive
Core i7 processor
4GB ram and...
VMfusion running Windows XP Pro with Sp3

http://images.wikia.com/heman/images/7/78/Modulok3.jpg

Playing with the He-Man toys again JB?

I prefer to call it the 2 headed beast, macbook pro running windows xp on vmfusion..

rsot, I don't see your specs anywhere, you trying to hide something from us?

rsot, is obviously running on an alienware monster.

My specs - I will try to pull up - seriously though, what kind of specs you expect on the laptop I use for eb...a P4 from 2002, 512 mb ram...ha not much else to figure out. I did get a new comp - once it's setup, will pull the specs.

that's ok rsot, I use a super old pc for ebay myself. Heaven forbid I open multiple programs at once, lol.

@tanxful, thanks for the concern but I doubt there's any prudent info that can be connected to me.

I use this for my gaming laptop and sometimes selling on EB

alienware m18x
Full specs:
Nebula Red
Windows 7 Professional 64bit
Intel i7 2920xm overclocked to 4.2 GHz
16GB 1600MHz RAM
AMD Radeon 6990M 2GB Crossfire
Bluray ROM DVD/RW
hard drives--slot 1-intel 160gb SSD hard drive, slot 2-750GB hard drive

Full time EB selling and sometimes gaming
HP elitebook 8530p
Windows 7 Professional 64bit
8gb 800mhz memory
quad core intel q9200 overclocked to 3.2ghz
160gb SSD hard drive
ATI 3650 mobile graphics card
Blu ray burner 6x

I will upgrade the fulltime EB selling laptop next month to HP 8460p elitebook. Something smaller and lighter when I am on the go.

COMMODORE 64

Operating system Commodore KERNAL/
Commodore BASIC 2.0
GEOS
CPU MOS Technology 6510
@ 1.023 MHz (NTSC version)
@ 0.985 MHz (PAL version)
Memory 64 kB RAM + 20 kB ROM
Graphics VIC-II (320 × 200, 16 colors, sprites, raster interrupt)
Sound SID 6581 (3× Osc, 4× Wave, Filter, ADSR, Ring)
Connectivity 2× CIA 6526 Joystick, Power, Cartridge, RF, A/V, IEEE-488 Floppy/Printer, Digital tape, GPIO/RS-232

Sinclair ZX81 with optional 16k ram pack.

Sinclair ZX80 with no optional ram pack.

@yotano thats beast

http://i44.tinypic.com/1496txf.jpg

Slightly outdated, but not too much has been changed except I have 3x 23" 1080P monitors and 2x 4TB HDDs now.

Everything is also watercooled btw.

@BiN4RY, Your computer makes mine look like a midget in a Bear fight! lol. Pretty wicked specs.

Very impressive, How much would a rig like that cost?

A rig like that is about $2,400, or has much as my gaming laptop. Laptops are so over priced.

My specs are like 2gb ram/e6600/gt7950gt :)

Horrible specs. But i only use my comps for research/stealth. Used to be a HUGE gamer. Sold my gaming rig/xbox 360/ps3. All i play now is with my stealth accs. Best game i ever played :)

Processor - Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q8300 @ 2.50GHz

Memory (RAM) - 4.00 GB

Graphics - Intel(R) G33/G31 Express Chipset Family

Gaming graphics - 256 MB Total available graphics memory

Primary hard disk - 548GB Free (699GB Total)

Windows 7 Ultimate


System


System type - 32-bit operating system

Number of processor cores - 4

64-bit capable - Yes


Storage


Total size of hard disk(s) - 2561 GB

Disk partition (C) - 548 GB Free (699 GB Total)

Media drive (D) - CD/DVD

Disk partition (F) - 1131 GB Free (1863 GB Total)


Graphics


Display adapter type - Intel(R) G33/G31 Express Chipset Family

Total available graphics memory - 256 MB

Dedicated graphics memory - 0 MB

Dedicated system memory - 64 MB

Shared system memory - 192 MB

Primary monitor resolution - 1920x1080

DirectX version - DirectX 9.0 or better


i have a standard core 2 quad. it fast and does what i need it to do. wouldnt mind a I7 though.

Its not really horrible specs, just upgrade the cpu to a q6600 and overclock the crap out of it. those babies can do 3.2-3.6 easily and upgrade the graphics card to a cheap amd 5770 and your in business again; total cost of upgrades is about $200. Just keep all of the old components you already have. Swap out the old cpu and gpu and install the new ones.

10min upgrade and you can run most new games almost maxed out. Boom and Bam new gaming rig.

Your system is more then enough for simple tasks. In fact a first generation i7 quad or dual core are not much faster then the older Core 2 quads or dual core. The 45nm Core 2 quads can be overclocked to 40% easily but you'll have to raise the voltage a little bit to get it stable.

Its the second generation i7 quad or Sandy Bridges where performance is much better then your cpu. But your running simple tasks so its not worth the money to upgrade when you do simple tasks. Its not going to open web pages or anything faster, for that you would need to upgrade your hard drive to a SSD (solid state drive). It will load programs much faster them a mechanical drive.

Best part right now is that mechanical drives have increased in prices from the floods in Thailand but SSD prices have come down a lot more then normal.

Ok you guys you have got me jealous I donated my Sinclair ZX80 to the museum and went out and bought one of these super PC's

Got it of a mexican at the local flea market, told me it was top of the range in Mexico.

Heres the spec

386 SX25
512k ram
40Mb hard drive
64k vga card
mitsumi single speed cd rom
Full tower case
14" color IBM monitor

He said it would do all that I needed for a long time to come.

Look degsey69, I sold it to you for $20, what more you want!

Maybe he wants something with a 486 in it.

Yeah can get some real good rigs on eBay on for hella cheap now, and they'd run every top game on at least medium settings.

Its better to build your own with parts bought on EB. You can be proud of it and customize it like hell. New paint job, new lights.

Ebay had the tendency to overprice newer parts, and also parts that are one our two generations behind. You are better of buying new parts from newegg instead.

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No I'd rather keep my 386 and I am saving up for mouse with no ball in it as mine gets fluff stuffed up there.