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PeaceSigns
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I have an old pc - looking to upgrade (I'm embarassed of my specs, it's a single core unit - that alone says enough).
cobaltsean99
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I have year old laptop, from Acer. Looking to upgrade my gaming computer to something more powerful and new. My gaming computer is 5+ years old.
I just bought a new laptop because I got a job working at home. I only had a few hundred dollars, so it's not like for gaming or anything =P but it's good enough to do tech support for the cloud application my company runs.
750 GB hard drive, 2.1Ghz processor, 15.6" screen Gateway laptop for $299. I thought it was pretty good for the price. My mom bought one too! Windows 8 isn't as weird as you think once you get the Start button back!
750 GB hard drive, 2.1Ghz processor, 15.6" screen Gateway laptop for $299. I thought it was pretty good for the price. My mom bought one too! Windows 8 isn't as weird as you think once you get the Start button back!
campuseducation
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My spec:
AMD Pheonom 2 Xii processor
ASRock Mother Board
4 GB ZION DDR2 Ram
500 GB Segate HDD
LG DVD Writer
550 WATT SMPS
NVidea GT210 GFX
21inch samsung display
Logitech keyboard and mouse
frontech Webcam and UPS
AMD Pheonom 2 Xii processor
ASRock Mother Board
4 GB ZION DDR2 Ram
500 GB Segate HDD
LG DVD Writer
550 WATT SMPS
NVidea GT210 GFX
21inch samsung display
Logitech keyboard and mouse
frontech Webcam and UPS
Desktop
Intel(R) Core(TM) 2Duo CPU
2.00 GB RAM
128 GB Hard Disk
Samsung LED 21.5 inch S22B150 (acquired at beginning of year - too big for specs really but I'm living with it - narrowed it down to 1280x1024)
Windows XP Professional 2002 Service Pack 3
Nvidia GeForce 7300SE/7200GS
Intel(R) Core(TM) 2Duo CPU
2.00 GB RAM
128 GB Hard Disk
Samsung LED 21.5 inch S22B150 (acquired at beginning of year - too big for specs really but I'm living with it - narrowed it down to 1280x1024)
Windows XP Professional 2002 Service Pack 3
Nvidia GeForce 7300SE/7200GS
Yep! I'm on very basic equipment at home. At work I'm completely on the other extreme end. I'll check if I can find the specs, as I'm still on leave, but it's a pretty awesome Dell computer at work. The one I have at home is generic, no-brand and put together from bits and pieces.
Having said that, my performance at home is great. Internet is maybe faster at work, but with all of the fancy hardware and bells and whistles of the new operating software etc. in the end there is not much of a difference.
Having said that, my performance at home is great. Internet is maybe faster at work, but with all of the fancy hardware and bells and whistles of the new operating software etc. in the end there is not much of a difference.
OK, here are the specs of my computer at work. Got it two months ago, and it's pretty awesome. I'm thinking of getting the exact same one for home. Could be however that by the time I do replace my home computer, I'll be on different technology.
Dell OptiPlex 9010
3rd Gen Core i7,
Intel 3 i7-3770 / 3.4 GHz
Quad-Core
Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2
Cache Memory: L3 cache - 8 MB
4 GB RAM - Technology DDR3 SDRAM
500GB Hard Drive - 7200 rpm
Intel HD Graphics 4000 Dynamic Video Memory Technology
Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64-bit Edition
It's a mini tower, to conserve space. So looks like this:
While we are at it, these are the specs of my travel laptop. I bought it last year when I was traveling to Canada and Ecuador for six weeks. And the technology is still excellent. Used it for my last trip to Vancouver too. Just noticed the i7 is no longer available for sale. Wonder whether Toshiba has come out with a new edition? Would be awesome if it is one with greater battery life. The battery life is not too bad, maybe three or four hours depending on what one does, definitely not the eight they say it has. But I heard they were doing some work on the battery side of things.
Dell OptiPlex 9010
3rd Gen Core i7,
Intel 3 i7-3770 / 3.4 GHz
Quad-Core
Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2
Cache Memory: L3 cache - 8 MB
4 GB RAM - Technology DDR3 SDRAM
500GB Hard Drive - 7200 rpm
Intel HD Graphics 4000 Dynamic Video Memory Technology
Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 64-bit Edition
It's a mini tower, to conserve space. So looks like this:
While we are at it, these are the specs of my travel laptop. I bought it last year when I was traveling to Canada and Ecuador for six weeks. And the technology is still excellent. Used it for my last trip to Vancouver too. Just noticed the i7 is no longer available for sale. Wonder whether Toshiba has come out with a new edition? Would be awesome if it is one with greater battery life. The battery life is not too bad, maybe three or four hours depending on what one does, definitely not the eight they say it has. But I heard they were doing some work on the battery side of things.
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JayJabber
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My laptop is a "lenovo T400", which is a rather old laptop model.
Although It may be old, the speed of It and the amount of customized plugins I have to make my PC look good proves true power and speed within the processor.
My full specs are as followed:
ore 2 Duo - P8400 - 2.26 GHz - DDR3 SDRAM - 2 GB - Serial ATA - 160 GB DVD+/-RW (+/-R DL) - Intel GMA 4500MHD - 14.1 Inch - TFT active matrix
I've upgraded my RAM to 3000MB(3GB) , I've also upgraded from Windows Vista to Windows 7 Ultimate.
Overall It's a very nice laptop/PC as I've stated above, powerful and smooth-running. :bomb:
Although It may be old, the speed of It and the amount of customized plugins I have to make my PC look good proves true power and speed within the processor.
My full specs are as followed:
ore 2 Duo - P8400 - 2.26 GHz - DDR3 SDRAM - 2 GB - Serial ATA - 160 GB DVD+/-RW (+/-R DL) - Intel GMA 4500MHD - 14.1 Inch - TFT active matrix
I've upgraded my RAM to 3000MB(3GB) , I've also upgraded from Windows Vista to Windows 7 Ultimate.
Overall It's a very nice laptop/PC as I've stated above, powerful and smooth-running. :bomb:
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freakface
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AMD Phenom X2 3.2ghz
8gb DDR3
HD Radeon 5800
ASUS M490GT motherboard
8gb DDR3
HD Radeon 5800
ASUS M490GT motherboard
JkJunior08
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I have a notebook HP G42-340BR: Intel Core i5-450m, 3GB, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Webcam, HDMI...
Mike-Hinata
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Hey everyone,
My system is a custom built system that I built about four to five years ago, it really needs to be updated soon.
CPU: Intel Core2 Quad Q9400 2.66ghz with aftermarket CPU Cooler (runs: 80f hot)
Memory: 2 GB Dual Channel 800mhz / 1 GB 800mhz
HD: 500GB
Motherboard: Asus P5Q Pro
Graphics: Nvidia Ge Force Gts 250
Case: Antec Sonata 2
PSU: 700watt Modular OCZ
Dual monitor: 1 27" Samsung and 1 21" gateway
Mike
My system is a custom built system that I built about four to five years ago, it really needs to be updated soon.
CPU: Intel Core2 Quad Q9400 2.66ghz with aftermarket CPU Cooler (runs: 80f hot)
Memory: 2 GB Dual Channel 800mhz / 1 GB 800mhz
HD: 500GB
Motherboard: Asus P5Q Pro
Graphics: Nvidia Ge Force Gts 250
Case: Antec Sonata 2
PSU: 700watt Modular OCZ
Dual monitor: 1 27" Samsung and 1 21" gateway
Mike
I remember now, I got it from Sony Outlet