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DC: Hehe, DC nice to see you introduced your PC, too DC express his pc love and how do get those baby bing-bing Stuff. 
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Off Topic What are your computer specs? BountyHunter has written DC express his pc love and how do get those baby bing-bing Stuff. DC's PC would be better than this. And I also have two other PCs and a VAIO ultrabook
... I just listed my main PC which I use most of the time. GPU: GTX 780
16 GB RAM
I need a powerful machine for rendering and stuff like that.
Have a look at my channel on Youtube if you´re interested in the results of my projects (link is in my signature).
A nice side effect is that I´m able to play the latest games with the best settings
Motherboard: PCI Express (can't remember the model)
CPU: Intel Celeron 2.20 GHz
HDD: 85 GB
RAM: 512 MB
GPU: Integrated Card
Operative System: Windows XP 32 bit
My old PC reached it's obsolete age but i still working and i can play only few games like Counter-Strike 1.6.
DC's desktop picture.
My old PC's details:GPU: Geforce 9400.
RAM: 2GB.
CPU: Dual Core.
HDD: 500GB.
1.72 GHz and 512 mb RAM AND GUESS WHAT?
PENTIUM M
haha ha. ha. ;-;
Ram : 2,00GB
Operative System : 32 Bits
Intel Atmo @1.80 GHZ 1,79 GHz
Test 3,0
CPU: Intel Celeron (2.61Ghz)
RAM: 256MB (400Mhz) (32MB are "given" to the Integrated GPU)
IGPU: SiS 661FX
HDD: 70GB
OS: Windows XP (Super Tweaked) and Ubuntu Server 12.04
[The Workstation]
CPU: Intel Atom (1.66Ghz)
RAM: 1GB (600Mhz) (128MB is shared with the Integrated GPU, it scales up depending on its load)
IGPU: Intel GMA 3150
HDD: 160GB
OS: Windows XP (Tweaked) and Ubuntu Desktop 14.04
[The Gamming Station]
CPU: Intel Core i7 (2.9Ghz) (Octa-core, 4 logical cores + 4 threads)
RAM: 8GB (1600Mhz)
GPU: Geforce 540M (3GB RAM) (safely overclocked)
HDD: 500GB
OS: Windows 7 (64 bit)
[The Mobile Media and Gamming Station (android)]
CPU: Mediatek MT8185 (1.2Ghz) (Quad-core)
RAM: 1GB
GPU: PowerVR SGX544MP
Storage: 8GB (+8GB card)
ROM: Superdragonpt's VibeUI (android 4.2.2) and Arch Linux ARM (Linux Deploy)
edited 2×, last 18.03.15 05:46:05 pm
DC has written
HDD/SSD:
• 1 TB Samsung Spinpoint F1 HD103UJ (HDD)
• 2 TB Samsung EcoGreen F4 HD204UI (HDD)
• 128 GB Crucial M4 CT128M4SSD2 (SSD, System)
• 512 GB Transcend TS512GSSD370 (SSD)
• 1 TB Samsung Spinpoint F1 HD103UJ (HDD)
• 2 TB Samsung EcoGreen F4 HD204UI (HDD)
• 128 GB Crucial M4 CT128M4SSD2 (SSD, System)
• 512 GB Transcend TS512GSSD370 (SSD)
Oww @
DC, you nailed me with these things, i'm dead (nothing really special but if i have like this)... What's the model or the manufacturer of your desktop tower, just for curiosity?
Macbook Pro 15" Late 2013
CPU: Intel i7 4850HQ @ 2.3GHz
RAM: 16GB DDR3 1600 MHz
GPU: Intel Iris Pro 5200
GPU2: NVIDIA Geforce 750m
HDD:
512GB PCIe SSD [EXTERNAL] 2TB WD MyBook [EXTERNAL] 1TB WD MyPassPort [EXTERNAL] 750GB WD MyPassPortOS: OSX Yosemite
OS2: Windows 8.1
GPU: GeForce GTX 745
RAM: 12GB
HDD:Seagate 1TB Internal
HDD: WDC 3TB External
OS: Windows 8.1
cortz: Well, probably not.. I wonder how windows goes there... Was is it a pain to install it ? I mean, apple security is insanely ridiculous and I kinda imagine how annoying it was for you to "unlock" its BIOS and stuff... 
cortz: Nowadays there are few people in the world who are using macs and if i remember i saw someone a relative that have a mac but i'm not sure 100%.And someone told me macs are pretty expensive.
Nevermind, i should upgrade the HDD too but i don't have enough money for that so i will stay with these specs at the moment.
Scaleo T
CPU: Intel Pentium 4 3.00 GHz
GPU: Well, it's not much different than VGA but ... Nvidia GeForce FX 5500
RAM: 1 gig
HDD: Can't be arsed to search for the brand but I got a 70 gig hard drive
OS: Thought about upgrading to Win7 but I doubt it will be any better, Windows XP.
I can run CS2D on high settings with this bad boy!
edited 1×, last 21.03.15 09:33:17 pm
_Yank: That was probably a long time ago. They've had BootCamp for awhile now, so all I needed to do to install windows was get it on a usb and download the drivers for it. Then it handles everything else, including the partitioning..etc.. for me.
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GeoB99: Probably depends on where you are then. I go to an art college, so everyone has a mac in hand. And yes, it's tearfully expensive
Elfing: Actually, 7 has lots benefits over XP such as more security, new APIs (which means more programs and features), more modern look, better monitoring and such. With that I assume that you're on XP because you only want performance and simplicity. Well, I recommend you to upgrade to 8.1 since it outperforms XP in most of cases and also, features more modern things and that.
_Yank: Or... wait for windows 10
CPU: Intel Core i3 4330
Memory: 4GB (will be upgraded to 8GB)
Graphics Card: nVIDIA GTS450 512MB DX11 (will be upgraded to GTX660 2GB)
HDD: WD Black 500GB
SSD: (I will buy soon)
OS: Windows 7 64bit