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[Bold]

QUOTE (demogog @ Nov 13 2006, 03:13 PM) 60 GB HDD

But ... where is your anime going to fit ????

 

[demogog]

QUOTE (Bold @ Nov 14 2006, 12:20 AM) But ... where is your anime going to fit ????
Lol! I still have my multi-purpose server:

2,8Ghz Celeron
1,5GB Kongston RAM
Plextor DVD burner
NU DVD/CD-RW
Creative Audigy 2 ZX
Geforce 4 MX 440 with 128 megs of ram (No use - No graf. interface at server, only remote shell)
350W Chieftec PSU
160GB + 300GB +300GB + 320GB

 

[Kit-Tsukasa]

QUOTE (demogog @ Nov 13 2006, 06:36 PM) 160GB + 300GB +300GB + 320GB
That's a tetrabyte worth of stuff my friend. I wish I had that kind of space. I only have around 60 GB left >_< I need a new external, but they're so expensive

 

[wittyfox]

QUOTE (Kit-Tsukasa @ Nov 13 2006, 09:00 PM) That's a tetrabyte worth of stuff my friend. I wish I had that kind of space. I only have around 60 GB left >_< I need a new external, but they're so expensive

You think thats bad? I only have like 3 gigs left and I dont even waste space on saving anime after I watch it.
I just got a "new" laptop also, but I think I broke it. The battery wont charge all of a sudden so I cant turn it on. The last one I had just got a new hard drive, 80 gigs plus the old one could have been used as a external also

 

[wwwwww]

Well anyway heres my new comp-

Intel Core 2 Duo 1.83 GHz
1GB ram
X800GTO
DVD/CD-RW samsung
160 GB hard drive
LG 19inch wide screen/5ms refresh rate
Intel DP965LT mother board - dont know why im missing some settings in the bios which means no overclocking for me

. But then again intel motherboards aren't known for overclocking.

 

[hamasusuke]

YAY~ I'm adding some new components to a computer, so it'll lbe a bit fast now.

Specs:

Intel Core 2 Duo 1.83 GHz
1.5gb DDR2 Kongston RAM
Geforce 4 MX 440
DVD/CD-RW Sony Combo
DVD-RW Drive
300GB HDD + 150GB HDD
17-in. Widescreen

Still deciding on the motherboard. Two offers, but not sure what to get (yet.) I know my choices.

 

[wwwwww]

if u plan on overclocking, never get intel boards. Asus boards are the best for overclocking but they are somewhat expensive...

 

[noob]

I over clocked my 3.2ghz and it burnt down to ashes... used it for two frigging days... only two frigging days... i'm just waiting for the new windows to come out and then buy a new system.

 

[warita200]

QUOTE (Bold @ Nov 13 2006, 05:20 PM) But ... where is your anime going to fit ????
arent you guys burning your anime anime on dvd? I like to keep my disk fairly clean. 60GB is just fine.

 

[davidnsz]

I keep mine mainly on my external HDD. My comp is a little weak, but I'll be getting a new system soon!

Current specs:

Sempron 2800+
1.5 GB DDR-400 Corsair RAM
Radeon 9550SE 128MB
Philips DVD writer
2 x 120GB Maxtor HDD
350W PSU
17" Viewsonic TFT

Expected specs (in a couple of weeks):
Athlon 64 X2 4200+
1GB OCZ RAM
256MB 1950 PRO
Sony DVD writer
2 x 250GB Seagate HDD
450W PSU
24" HP widescreen

More space for anime! Yay!

 

[Knighthawk]

My Custom-made PC.

"Who ever said having the best specs is the best when the next best thing can save you a lot and nearly perform as much." - knighthawk <---me

PC Birthday: Feb 22, 2004 - Prices in HKD (Hong Kong Dollars)

Intel Pentium 4 2.8C Ghz 800 Mhz $1,395.00
Magic Pro Intel chipset P4 800 Mhz DDR 400 8x AGP $599.00
Samsung DDR 400 Mhz 512 MB RAM $650.00 (x2)
Seagate 7200 rph 80 Gb HDD $530.00
Maxell 16x DVD $240.00
LiteOn 52x32x52x CD-RW $265.00
Panasonic 1.44 FDD $45.00
nVidia GeForce FX 5200 128 MB DDR 128-Bit $550.00
Creative Vibra 128 $130.00
Practical 10/100 LAN $40.00
Case / ATX Power Supply $300.00
Infrared Mouse $49.00
Keyboard $25.00
ComeMon 15" CRT monitor $680.00
IDE Cable $10.00

Recent Upgrade (2 months ago):

Pioneer DVD+/- Writer (supports 16x-r)

$370
Hightech Excalibur Radeon 9550SE Series $470
Seagate 80Gb SATA II $430 (forgot the rph. it's inside my tower before i got the chance to drop it down)

Notice the price-drop

Too bad my motherboard can't read anything above 120GB. Guess I have to wait for my next overhaul upgrade, probably in 1-2yrs time.

 

[Bold]

QUOTE (Knighthawk @ Nov 14 2006, 09:26 AM) Too bad my motherboard can't read anything above 120GB. Guess I have to wait for my next overhaul upgrade, probably in 1-2yrs time.
P4 generation boards should not be limited by the 120Gb limitation. Make sure you have the latest BIOS.

 

[ShadowPony]

let's see, my current desktop:
MB: Epox EP-8RDA3+ (nForce 2 Ultra 400, on-board: sound, 2xLAN, + many other thingies)
CPU: AMD Athlon (Barton) 2500+ @ 1800MHz (though it's currently working at 2200 MHz)
Video: Club 3D Ati 9600 (no SE, no Pro, no XT, nada, simple, 128MB, 128 bits)
Memory: 2x512 MB Geil Value (timings 2.5, 4, 4, 8; dual channel activated)
HDD: 2x120 WD SATA 8 MB buffer in RAID Mode 0 (stripping, not mirror)
1x250GB WD IDE 8MB buffer (where all those animes rest

)
DVD: Plextor PX-712A: 12xDVD Single Layer
PowerSupply: Thermaltake 430W True Power (don't know the exact name

)

Monitor: Samsung SyncMaster 940BF 2ms (19'')

running Windows XP

 

[Anime-Addict]

OS: WinXP Professional 5.1 Service Pack 2 (Build #2600)
Record Uptime: 2w 1d 8h 10m 16s set on Thu Nov 09 01:26:29 2006
Motherboard Info: ABIT NF-95 (NVIDIA GeForce6100-nForce410)
CPU: 2 CPU's - AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 3800+, 2.01 GHz, L1: 64KB L2: 512KB
Mem: Usage: 902/2047MB (44.06%)
VidCard: nVidia GeForce 7900 GTX
Hard Disks: Total/Free: 298.09/232.39GB || Total/Free space on: C: 298.09/232.39GB
Network Drives: Total/Free: 1.01/0.45TB || Total/Free space on: W: 57.27/8.69GB || X: 372.61/105.14GB || Y: 372.61/226.14GB || Z: 232.88/122.54GB

And there you have it. Its not much, I slapped it together 6 months ago for about a grand.

 

[noob]

A grand? you can't get anything with that in canada.

 

[hamasusuke]

Doesn't mean the parts are that much, now does it?

That's a lot of network drives, btw.

 

[Anime-Addict]

QUOTE (hamasusuke @ Nov 14 2006, 10:48 PM) Doesn't mean the parts are that much, now does it?

That's a lot of network drives, btw.
The parts all added up. It was all the wife would let me spend.

The network machine is a Sempron64 3800+ with a gig of DDR and as many SATA controllers I could cram in there. Currently I have over 2TB of 400GB Samsung drives. Since I swear by Samsung HDD's as being the least expensive, most durable, quietest, most reliable drives ever.

 

[REYOMA]

QUOTE (REYOMA @ Nov 13 2006, 05:04 AM) I thought i would have a crap p.c compared to u guys but im not bad

I have an embarresing case,the black has faded the one side panel is gone and imagine going to a lan-gaming bash with a case thats black and faded looks grey too oh and my friend spraid on it with pink spray his ofcors.

CPU : 3000+ AMD
768megs of RAM
DvD rom
DvD writer 8x
Cd writer 52x
19 inch proline monitor
2 200gb hdd's
power supply 500watt

It does the job well,only thing to complain about is my casing

Quoting myself cuase im soooooooo happy as of yesterday cuase i bought me a 7200 gts.Have'nt tried my games out yet but will in about 2hrs when get home

Sold my 6200 gt to a friend card was not that bad but aparently they sasy this is better by far if they don't say that then i was bamboosald,next p.c component most deffenently is a new casing,cooler master maybe the stacker looks ok i geuss and then maybe a 21inch plasmer screen

if u wanna donate towards it thats cool

 

[Shuttle]

the PC i got atm is reather poor, dont even know the parts, it was a gift from my parents





what i really want!!

AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ 3.0GHz

MSI K9N SLI Platinum,nForce 570

Kingston DDR2 HyperX PC9600 2048MB x2

Western Digital Raptor 74GB SATA 16MB 10000RPM to have software on
for faster startup

Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 750GB

Enermax Galaxy 1000W,

Gainward GeForce 8800GTX 768MB GDDR3, PCI-Express x2 going SLI

saving for it atm