Jump to content

Post your Pc specs

Rayzr

By Rayzr,
in Bits and Bytes

 Share

Recommended Posts

Rayzr Newbie

Rayzr

Posted
Posted

Processor - Amd fx 6300 @ 3.75 ghz ,   Memory - 8gb @1600mhz ,   Mainboard- MSI 970a-g46 ,   Graphics card - Radeon r7 270 ,      Powersupply - corsair 600 watt 80+ bronze ,    Case - NZXT source 210 elite,     Storage - western digital caviar blue 500gb 7200rpm.      Planning to upgrade to an ssd soon.                          

Link to comment
Share on other sites
DrGravitas Newbie

DrGravitas

Posted
Posted (edited)

CPU: i7-3930K 3209 Mhz 12 logical processors 6 physical processors

Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 690

RAM:  32 GB

OS Windows 7 64-bit

Intuos4 Tablet and Stylus

5.1 Surround Sound

27-inch monitor

250 GB SSD + 500 GB HDD

Edited by DrGravitas
Link to comment
Share on other sites
Kurin Newbie

Kurin

Posted
Posted (edited)

Processor: AMD FX-8350 @ 4.0 GHz

RAM: 16GB @ 1600 MHz

Motherboard: ECS A990FXM-A

GPU: EVGA GTX 660

PSU: Corsair 800W 80+ Silver

Case: Lian Li PC-A75X

Storage: 1 Samsung 840 EVO (120GB), 3 WD Black 500GB (RAID 5), 1 WD Green 3TB

Monitor: Acer x223w, HP L1710, Cintiq 13HD

Audio Interface: Blue Yeti w/ ATH-M40fs (Headphones)

Keyboard: Logitech G510

Mouse: Logitech G5

 

Edited by Kurin
formatting
Link to comment
Share on other sites
Wolflich Newbie

Wolflich

Posted
Posted

I should remember these better than I do considering I just rebuilt it, but...

Case: cm storm stryker

PSU: corsair 860 something

CPU: i5 4690k

MB: msi z97 gaming 5

RAM: 16gb @ 2400

GPU: r9 270x vapor-x

SSD: samsung [some name] 1tb

Storage: seagate [some name] 2tb sshd & western digital [some name] 4tb hd

Sound Card: sound blaster audigy rx

OS: mint 17.2

 

...and peripherals.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Guest

Guest

Posted
Posted

Currently use a mac for work and a PC (soon) for fun stuff. 

Mac specs: 

  • MacBook Pro (13-inch, Mid 2012) Yosemite OSX
  • Processor: 2.9 GHz Intel Core i7
  • Memory: 8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
  • Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4000 1024 MB

PC Specs (Just gotta buy one or two parts)

  • WD BLACK SERIES WD2003FZEX 2TB 7200 RPM 64MB Cache SATA 6.0Gb/s 3.5" Internal Hard Drive
  • CORSAIR HXi HX850i CP-9020073-NA 850W ATX12V 
  • Mushkin Enhanced ECO2 32GB (4 x 8GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3L 1600 (PC3L 12800) Memory Model 994110E
  • ASUS Z97-WS LGA 1150 Intel Z97 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard
  • Intel Core i7-4790K Devil’s Canyon Quad-Core 4.0GHz LGA 1150 BX80646I74790K Desktop Processor Intel HD Graphics 4600
  • SAMSUNG 850 EVO MZ-75E500B/AM 2.5" 500GB SATA III 3-D Vertical Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)
  • SAPPHIRE 100381OCL Radeon R9 390X 8GB 512-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 2.2 Slot, ATX Tri-X OC Version (UEFI) Video Card
  • CM Storm Devastator - LED Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo Bundle (Blue Edition) (Keyboard)
  • LG 25UM57-P
  • Fractal Design Define R4 with Window Arctic White Silent (I'm a sucker for the white aesthetic.)

I really want to find a white keyboard that doesn't look stupid. Mechanical keyboards piss me off with their noise. I like the flat of my mac's keyboard. 

I also need to get an imac so that my laptop gets a breather. Most likely will go with an 21.7 in Imac, non 5k res because I don't need it. Additional stuff is a Bamboo pen and touch medium- downgraded from an intuos 5 medium. 

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Draconas Newbie

Draconas

Posted
Posted

main:

  • Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit
  • Gigabyte GA-Z68XP-UD3P mobo
  • Corsair enthusiast TX750M
  • AMD Radeon HD 7870
  • Intel I7 2700k (stock or OC'ed to 4.4GHz as I please)
  • 16GB DDR3 RAM (dont remember the brand)
  • 1TB HDD+64GB SSD in hybrid caching
  • 2TB secondary HDD
  • Corsair H80 cooler
  • Corsair 600T white case

NAS/OLD main:

  • Freenas
  • AMD Sempron 145
  • Nvidia GeForce 6150SE
  • 2x 500GB drives raid 1
  • 8GB RAM
  • shitty emachines EL1352G-01w system
Link to comment
Share on other sites
Kinare Newbie

Kinare

Posted
Posted

Desktop:

  • Win 7 Home
  • MSI GTX 970
  • Intel i7 920 I think, not sure off the top of my head and am not at home. 2.67ghz, but runs amazingly despite the age. Here's a thing.
  • 16GB RAM
  • 1x 250GB SSD
  • 3 or so random hard drives collected from random things, so I dunno the total space I have without mathing.

 

Laptop:

  • Win 7 Home
  • GTX 970m
  • Intel i7 4810MQ @ 2.8ghz.
  • 16GB RAM
  • 1x 250GB SSD + 1x 1TB HD
  • Shiny backlit keyboard that only works half the time lately, yay for warranties tho.

 

I don't overclock my shiz, so these are all base numbers.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Hendikins Newbie

Hendikins

Posted
Posted (edited)

My poor old desktop:

Motherboard: Tyan S2915-E

CPU: 2x AMD Opteron 2435 (6 cores per CPU @ 2.6GHz)

RAM: 32GB Registered+ECC DDR2 800

GPU & Display: Gigabyte GTX970, 2x Apple LED Cinema Display (A1316)

Storage: 512GB Samsung 840 Pro SSD, 2x 3TB Hitachi 7200rpm HDD (RAID1), Intel badged MegaRAID SAS 2008 controller, 4 assorted optical drives

Case/Power: Antec Titan 650 case, Seasonic Platinum 1200 PSU, APC Back-UPS RS 1200G UPS

Other hardware of interest: Altec Lansing FX5051 5.1 speaker system (USB audio), Wacom Intuos Pro M tablet, ColorVision Spyder 4, PCI-E USB 3.0 controller (NEC chipset)

OS: openSUSE 13.2.

It's not new or flashy, but it just keeps going and going...

Edited by Hendikins
Link to comment
Share on other sites
belmonkey Newbie

belmonkey

Posted
Posted

Guess I have one of the weaker gaming rigs here. Was only going for ~PS4 performance for the time being while I was still in school and busy with other stuff, but always planned to upgrade to some 16nm GPU next year while not spending a lot this year.

PSU: EVGA 500+

CPU: i5 4440

RAM: 8gb @ 1600 MHz

GPU: EVGA GTX 750 ti

SSD: Kingston 256 GB

Storage: Some 1 TB drive

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Segolia Newbie

Segolia

Posted
Posted

Mines looking for a bit of an upgrade, everything's a little dated minus the GPU which was a fairly recent acquisition. Then again it's always been dependable since the day I built it and still murders just about anything I throw at it.

  • CPU: i7-2600k @3.4GHz
  • RAM: 8GB DDR3 @1600MHz
  • GPU: Gigabyte Radeon R9 290x
  • HDD: Some 2TB drive (Western Digital Black Caviar IIRC)
  • PSU: Coolermaster 700W
  • Mobo: Asus P8P67 Pro
  • Case: Corsair Carbide 500r (white)
  • OS: Win7 (hey, I like it and it works)
  • Monitor: Some Asus 24" 1080p (60Hz, nothing special like IPS or anything)
  • Keyboard: Logitech G510 (not s, the older model)
  • Mouse: Razer deathadder 2013 edition
  • Headset: Audio Technica ATH-ADG1
Link to comment
Share on other sites
ChaosCalix Newbie

ChaosCalix

Posted
Posted (edited)

This laptop is a toaster with a screen on it... saving for a better PC right now but that's hard to do on my budget I:

CPU: AMD Athlon Dual-Core QL-64 @2.1GHz
GPU: NVIDIA GeForce 8200M G
RAM: 3GB DDR2
HDD: 750GB

At least it has Windows 7...

Edited by ChaosCalix
Link to comment
Share on other sites
LazerMaster5 Newbie

LazerMaster5

Posted
Posted

Computer Name: Wheatley

CPU: Intel Core i7 3770K

HDD: 2TB Western Digital Caviar Green

RAM: Assorted, 16GB total

GPU: GeForce GTX 660 2GB

PSU: Thermaltake 700w

Case: Thermaltake MS-I Epic Edition Midsized ATX case

Mobo: Intel Extreme Series (I can't recall the exact model, it has been off the market for a few years)

OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites
AshleyAshes Newbie

AshleyAshes

Posted
Posted

I'm more interested in this machine that I have an invoice on my desk for.

 

Dual 8-Core Intel E5-2670 processors.

32GB of RAM.

16mb Matrox Millenium G200 graphics chip (THEY STILL MAKE THEM~  IT'S AMAZING~~~)

Sadly, this is for work and I won't own it, or the other ones like it we'll get once this one is tested and bench marked.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Zop Newbie

Zop

Posted
Posted

Windows Me

Intel Pentium D Processor

Nvidia 980 Ti in Crossfire with an 8600 GTS

64 GB DDR2 RAM

Twelve 50 GB hard drives in RAID 0

1400 W PLATINUM certified PSU

I don't have a case to keep my parts warm so I just stuck my computer in a furnace vent.

 

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Nolorio Newbie

Nolorio

Posted
Posted

OS: Windows 10 Home 64bit

RAM: 16GB DDR3 @ 1200mhz

Processor: Intel Core i7 4700MQ @ 3.40GHz

GPU: NVidia GT 750M overclocked to the furthest the slider would go in Afterburner (Might try and solder on a 960M cause I'm full of bad ideas)

Storage: 256 Samsung SSD, 750GB WD Black HDD

PSU: Whatever the heck brand this 150 watt one is.

 

 

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Ayattar Newbie

Ayattar

Posted
Posted

Am I the only one here who has not "upgraded" to Windows 10? I actually value my privacy,  and Windows 10 gives the government complete control over your computer.

No, you're not. I'm still using Windows 7 and I'll be using it for as long as it's supported by the Microsotf/for as long as the newest versions of graphic editors (Photoshop, Illustrator) are being released on/for it.

Reasons being much simplier than privacy. First, Windows 7 using less resources than newer operating systems. Second, that I'm used to it and it's UI. Every change is a pain in the ass.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
AshleyAshes Newbie

AshleyAshes

Posted
Posted

Windows 10 gives the government complete control over your computer.

Windows 10 does not give the government control of your computer.  Believe it or not, OTHER SOVERIGN NATIONS would take issue with the OS's ability to allow the United States Government to entirely control windows PCs.  If what you said was at all true, the OS would be literally be banished from sale from nearly all western nations and Microsoft would be going 'Uhh... Shit... We only make money if people buy our stuff. :O'.

Reasons being much simplier than privacy. First, Windows 7 using less resources than newer operating systems. Second, that I'm used to it and it's UI. Every change is a pain in the ass.

Actually, Windows 10 uses less resources than any of it's predecessors.  It's actually widely regarded as doing some wonderful things for older computers, to such a degree in fact, that hardware companies are concerned that software upgrades to Windows 10 on older machines will slow purchases of new machines.

However, as I have it installed on my laptop, I certainly do have to say that it's still teething.  It's not terrible but it'll certainly be nicer in about six months.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Wolflich Newbie

Wolflich

Posted
Posted

10 wasn't too bad for the short time I tried it. Ultimately if they didn't force updates I probably would still be using it (with as much of the data collection stuff turned off as possible).

Some parts other than that did bother me though, like the way it defaults to sharing updates online without any attempt to notify users during installation and the fact that there are just needlessly two different control panels that aren't even clones but actually contain different settings. It's like as much as they have to trim it off they just can't let metro go.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
AshleyAshes Newbie

AshleyAshes

Posted
Posted

If I'm going to install it, it will be few days before the beta stage ends.

Have fun being guinea pigs, working as beta-testers for free. Ha-ha.

The Beta finished in July, it's in it's first stable release.  It's available on new computers and you can purchase upgrade licenses online. (Not all Windows 7/8 installs are eligible for the free upgrade, and new copies for new machines are not free either)

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Rionquosue Newbie

Rionquosue

Posted
Posted

Intel I7 4790k
16gb Kingston HyperX 1866 DDR3
MSI Gaming 5 motherboard
2x Patriot Blaze SSD's(boot)
1xWD Green drive 3tb
2xMSI GTX 770 Twin Frozr II overclocked by 90mhz each
Corsair C70 case
CPU is on a liquid cooling loop I plan to expand when I upgrade to the graphics.

And for the desk setup I have 3x Samsung Syncmaster SA650D, Logitech G19, Cyborg R.A.T 7(I have big hands, the only one I found that fit comfortably.) and a DXRacer chair.

It runs on windows 7 but not because of these privacy concerns, first off the government doesn't actually get control of your computer using it. There's three updates that add telemetry to all supported versions of windows and if you know enough they can be removed easily, with a few fiddles to the registry and services you can also disable windows 10 from automatically updating. There's also options to be able to turn off ad-profiling. Which is the entire point of all this telemetry in the first place, they're making ad profiles to sell and make money off of the system that way.

A lot of people tend to hype these issues up a lot more than they should, and make problems that are easily fixed seem a little too severe.

The updates that add telemetry are as follows: 1. KB3068708 2. KB3022345 3. KB3075249 4. KB3080149
if you want to remove them it's simple enough, http://windows.microsoft.com/en-ca/windows/remove-update#1TC=windows-7 to my knowledge the process for win 8.1 isn't much different either.

The easiest way to disable windows 10 automatic updates is to hit start, type in services, find the Windows Update service and set it to disabled.

image.jpg

  • Like 1
Link to comment
Share on other sites
AshleyAshes Newbie

AshleyAshes

Posted
Posted (edited)

Gunna answer this question much more seriously now:

Workstation:

Intel 6-Core i7 Extreme 4930k, overclocked to 4.6ghz
Asus P9X79 LE motherboard
32GB of Patriot Signature 1333mhz DDR3 RAM
Radeon HD 7950 3GB
1x500GB and 1x1TB storage (Used to have this as a pair of RAID1s but retired the RAID and pulled the spare disks)

The Server/Bedroom HTPC/Steam Machine: (This was an AMD A8-3870K but the mobo frackin' DIED last month so I blew $400 on new haswell parts)
Intel i5 4590
Asus B85M-G R2.0
8GB of Patriot Sector 5 1333mhz DDR3 RAM
Radeon HD 6950 1GB

The Living Room HTPC/Steam Machine: (This was basically built from spare parts)
Intel i7 3770K, Overclocked to 4.4ghz
Asus P8Z77-V LK
8GB of Patriot Sector 5 1333mhz DDR3 RAM
Radeon HD 6950 1GB

I have a 'Hand-Me-Down' system planned for these all, so when the workstation gets new graphics, the cards get hand me downed across the other systems.  I also have some spare parts, I have a Gigabyte P67 chipset mobo for Intel Sandy Bridge, some cheap Intel Haswell motherboard, an AMD A6-3500 and A8-3870K processors.  So I can buy more mobos and chips and build more machines if I never need them.

Edited by AshleyAshes
Link to comment
Share on other sites
Wolflich Newbie

Wolflich

Posted
Posted

>13330mhz

I'm not sure the rest of that system deserves this super-RAM.

It sucks when motherboards die though. I ended up getting a new CPU as well with mine because, although I was perfectly fine with my old 3770K, I'd have had to order from overseas to start getting the outdated motherboards I'd want. My usual store had literally one type that was still compatible.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
AshleyAshes Newbie

AshleyAshes

Posted
Posted

>13330mhz

I'm not sure the rest of that system deserves this super-RAM.

It sucks when motherboards die though. I ended up getting a new CPU as well with mine because, although I was perfectly fine with my old 3770K, I'd have had to order from overseas to start getting the outdated motherboards I'd want. My usual store had literally one type that was still compatible.

The real issue is that while the early AMD APUs were great, they discontinued everything on their 'FM1' socket within 18 months.  So sourcing a replacement motherboard off the used market for a less common socket would have taken a couple of weeks.  I also had the Sandy Bridge mobo, and it wouldn't have been too hard to source a CPU for it off the used market but it still would have taken shipping time.  My server serves as my source of media, it handles all the downloads, sorting, and serves the data to the HTPC clients.  I basically have no TV without it, so I shelled out the coin for a new CPU and Mobo to get it going ASAP.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Wolflich Newbie

Wolflich

Posted
Posted

Don't have much experience with AMD CPUs personally. APUs are what they call the ones with some inbuilt graphics capacity? I'd like to buy from them because they always seem to turn up high on price/performance ratings but so many things I do (i.e. so many games) still deal better with strong single-core performance so I just end up throwing an extra hundred or two at Intel products.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
AshleyAshes Newbie

AshleyAshes

Posted
Posted

Don't have much experience with AMD CPUs personally. APUs are what they call the ones with some inbuilt graphics capacity? I'd like to buy from them because they always seem to turn up high on price/performance ratings but so many things I do (i.e. so many games) still deal better with strong single-core performance so I just end up throwing an extra hundred or two at Intel products.

YEah, the APUs are the ones with Radeon Graphics built right into the chip.  It was great at the time, though later a Radeon HD 6850 discrete GPU got hand-me-downed to the machine so it was disabled.  I think APUs are nice for laptops and can make good low end gaming machines.  At the time it was a pretty cheaply bought server with low end gaming features, which made it suitable for a HTPC that later started running Steam.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Augmented Husky Newbie

Augmented Husky

Posted
Posted (edited)

Well then, time to show off my set up X)

CPU: AMD FX-6300

SSD: Patriot Torch 120gb

HDD: WD 1TB

GPU: MSI R9 270 2GB

Mobo: MSI 970a-g46

Case: Raidmax case (realy need to upgrade this to keep the motif consistent)

PSU: Raidmax modular 535W

Monitor: AOC i2367fh 1080p IPS

Atlantic Furniture Gaming Desk

Sennheizer HD 598 headphones and Harmon Kardon CL (Loved classical music and a few other genres so entirely I bought these two for a total of $400. No regrets)

Mouse: Logitech G600

Keyboard: Corsair K65 RGB (K70 has the number pad but I don't really use that)

Networking: WD N600 flashed to OpenWRT to act as a reliable client for consistent ping in online games

Zulu glass water bottle

Smartwatch: Asus Zenwatch

Book: Dragon Champion by E.E Knight

Synthetic Leather executive office chair (I can’t remember the brand for the life of me)

I believe that about covers all of it. The machine runs mostly everything on 1080p at 60fps at high to ultra settings so I’m happy. All I would upgrade at this point is the case to a NZXT S340 Matte Black/Blue and a Schiit Fulla for better audio. Other than that it does everything I need and nothing I don’t. That's the value of building a tower yourself ^_^

 

 

IMAG0154.jpg

Edited by Augmented Husky
Link to comment
Share on other sites
Vaer Newbie

Vaer

Posted
Posted (edited)

Laptop Specs actually....but, meh.
 

ASUS ROG G750JW

Processor
Intel® Core™ i7 4700HQ Processor
Operating System
Windows 8 Pro
Windows 8

Chipset:
Intel® HM87 Express Chipset

Memory:
Max Supported Size 32 GB
Technology DDR3L SDRAM
Speed 1600 MHz
Form Factor SO DIMM 204-pin
Slots Qty 4
Empty Slots 1

RAM:
Memory Speed 1600 MHz
Configuration Features 3 x 4 GB

Display:
17.3" 16:9 FHD EWV LED Backlight/ HD+ EWV (1600 x 900) Non-Glare LCD Panel

Graphic:
NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 765M 2GB GDDR5 VRAM

Storage:
2.5" 9.5mm SATA
1TB HDD 5400 RPM 
Dual HDD Support
RAID0 Support

Card Reader:
2 -in-1 card reader ( SD/ MMC)

Camera:
HD Web Camera

Networking:
Integrated 802.11 b/g/n or 802.11ac 
10/100/1000 Base T
BT 4.0 support (on WLAN+ BT 4.0 combo card)

Interface:
1 x Microphone-in jack
1 x Headphone-out jack (SPDIF)
1 x VGA port/Mini D-sub 15-pin for external monitor
4 x USB 3.0 port(s) 
1 x RJ45 LAN Jack for LAN insert 
1 x HDMI 
1 x mini Display Port
1 x Thunderbolt port (Optional)
1X AC adapter plug

Audio:
Built-in 2 Speakers And Microphone
SonicMaster
Built-in subwoofer
MaxxAudio support

Battery:
8Cells 5900 mAh 89 Whrs

Power Adapter:
Output :
19.5 V DC, 9.23 A, 180 W
Input :
100 -240 V AC, 50/60 Hz universal
3/ 2 pin compact power supply system

Dimensions:
410 x 318 x 17 ~50 mm (WxDxH) (w/ 8cell battery)
Weight
4.8 kg

Security:
Kensington lock
LoJack
Intel Anti-theft

Edited by Vaer
Link to comment
Share on other sites
AshleyAshes Newbie

AshleyAshes

Posted
Posted

Storage:
2.5" 9.5mm SATA
1TB HDD 5400 RPM 
750GB HDD 5400/7200 RPM 
500GB HDD 7200 RPM 
Dual HDD Support
RAID0 Support

A laptop with 'Dual HDD Support' in it that has four different hard drives?  And your RAM only lists 'up to 32GB'.  I think you just listed the potential specs for a range of similar SKUs of the same core model of laptop. O.o

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Vaer Newbie

Vaer

Posted
Posted

A laptop with 'Dual HDD Support' in it that has four different hard drives?  And your RAM only lists 'up to 32GB'.  I think you just listed the potential specs for a range of similar SKUs of the same core model of laptop. O.o

Leave it to me to fuck up Copy&Pasting. =~=

Storage:
Interface Serial ATA-300
Optical Drive DVD±RW (±R DL)

Memory:
Max Supported Size 32 GB
Technology DDR3L SDRAM
Speed 1600 MHz
Form Factor SO DIMM 204-pin
Slots Qty 4
Empty Slots 1

RAM:
Memory Speed 1600 MHz
Configuration Features 3 x 4 GB

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Augmented Husky Newbie

Augmented Husky

Posted
Posted

Leave it to me to fuck up Copy&Pasting. =~=

Storage:
Interface Serial ATA-300
Optical Drive DVD±RW (±R DL)

Memory:
Max Supported Size 32 GB
Technology DDR3L SDRAM
Speed 1600 MHz
Form Factor SO DIMM 204-pin
Slots Qty 4
Empty Slots 1

RAM:
Memory Speed 1600 MHz
Configuration Features 3 x 4 GB

still thats very beastly for a laptop. Also Asus is a very reputable brand. Hec they made my smartwatch and GPU

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Join the conversation

You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.

Guest
Reply to this topic...

×   Pasted as rich text.   Restore formatting

  Only 75 emoji are allowed.

×   Your link has been automatically embedded.   Display as a link instead

×   Your previous content has been restored.   Clear editor

×   You cannot paste images directly. Upload or insert images from URL.

×
 Share
Go to topic listing

  • Recently Browsing   0 members

    • No registered users viewing this page.
×
×
  • Create New...