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[ReaveR]

2.4Ghz if im not mistaken. None of them go any higher than that as far as AMD is concerned.

Oh yeah, it is 2.4, just checked .. wonder where I got my random numbers from. Too many cores, confusing! Should just overclock a winnie 939 and be done with it Although I am entirely happy with my claw. Roar.

 

[Bone577]

Just *acquired* Sandra 2005, turns out my core is actually a Newcastle and not a Clawhammer.

The low end A64 Clawhammers seem to be based on an "old" Clawhammer core. The only real difference is that it is ever so slightly faster than the old Clawhammer and overclocks a bit better aswell.

These new processors are getting ludicrously hard to identify.

 

[ReaveR]

You could've used CPU ID to identify it as well.

CPUID

 

[Casmira]

2800+
NF7-S
1024MB DDR
Leadtek A280 TDH LE
80GB SG 2mb Cache
200GB SG 8mb Cache
LG L1710S LCD
MX700 Duo
SB Live! 5.1

1900+
K7S5A
1024MB DDR
Asus V9180 GF4 MX440
8.4GB Fujitsu
200GB WD
Compaq 151FS
SB Vibra 128

1400+
GA 7ZH-X
512MB SD
Powercolour GF2 MX400
40GB Seagate
LG 575LE Flatron LCD
SB Vibra 128

1300a
GA 6VTXE
512MB SD
Asus V7100 GF2 MX400
40GB Seagate
KTX 565SG
SB Vibra 128

and thats my 4 machines, not including my brother has my 2.4@3.2 p4, 2000+, 1700+ (my old system), p3 733 (my old system), celeron 566

and my mums p2 350

all these systems are leftover parts, from upgrades etc.., only one system has 256mb ram and thats the p2 350, i swear ram can make a difference on a comp

 

[neuro_logik]

I got rid of my desktop and got an iBook

12" iBook
- 1.2Ghz PowerPC G4
- 768 RAM
- ATi 9200 32MB
- DVD/CD-RW Combo drive
- 60GB Toshiba 4200rpm
- 802.11b/g Airport Extreme
- 120GB WD Caviar 8MB 7200rpm (External)

 

[Krangelus]

Athalon 64 3400
1gb Ram
Radeon 9600xt
280gb harddrive

 

[zenger69]

CPU: Amd Athlon 3200++
MOBO: Asus A7N8E - Deluxe with WIFI
1gb of DDR 400 RAM
120gb Seagate SATA HDD
Radeon 9800 Pro
LG Dvd Rom
LG DVD Dual Layer Burner
17" LG LCD L1730s with 12ms reponse
Logitech Z3e Speakers

Yeh thats about it.

Some other systems sound really interesting.

 

[doe]

i took a picture of my wardrobe today (see attached)

from the bottom right we have:

1 hp pa-risc machine (visualize c200, hppa machines are pretty hard to find in au)
on top of that are 3 486s
on top of them (facing away) are 2 sparc stations (manufactured by sun)
on top of them are 2 pentium 100s
on top of the pentiums are 3 indys (manufactured by sgi, my favourites of the bunch)
in the gap between on top of a 486 there is a side ways sparc ipc (another sun box)
on top of the ipc is an external floppy drive and some other bits and bobs.

down to the bottom again

the monitor on the bottom is an sgi monitor, weighs a ton but in its day was way ahead of its time.
on top of the monitor is a boring x86 box
on top of that is an sgi "floptical drive" ive never quite worked out exactly what it is, but it has a cd drive in it and maybe another hard drive (?)
then there is a stack of old hard drives
next to them (side on) is another sgi monitor on top of some old crappy speakers i cant bring myself to throw away. if you are really keen you can see the netcomm roadster box

a have a 3rd sgi monitor out of sight, as you can see the wardrobe is pretty full so ive put it in my sisters.

and that was a stroll through my hardware graveyard. hope you liked it

 

[Skittled]

Pentium 333.
64mb ram.
Whopping 2gb hard disk.
12" monochrome monitor I hacked to make it display orange and black. WHOAR.

I'll upload pics to my 36kbps dedicated server if you want, but you guys will have to be gentle with it; it can only handle 1 request at a time...

I rule.

 

[Bone577]

You could've used CPU ID to identify it as well.

CPUID

Yeah I put a little much faith in Sandra, even though I knew it wasnt really up to date with the latest CPU's.

 

[gem_max]

CPU: Intel Pentium IV 2.8Ghz
512MB RAM
VC: ATI Radeon 256MB 9800XT
Creative SB
17inch flat panel monitor
120GB memory
3GB second hard disk
Logitech 5.1 surround speakers
Flexiglow blue/black illuminated keyboard
Flexiglow mousemat

 

[jas0nt]

Specs as of: 14th January 2005

CPU: Athlon 64 3000+ Winchester S939 @ 2503Mhz @ 1.520v with Zalman CNPS-7000 CU HSF
Mobo: Gigabyte k8nf-9
Video card: Gainward 6800 Vanilla @ stock
RAM: 2x Corsair XL 2-2-2-5 512MB
HDD: WD 250Gb - storage (SATA), Seagate 120Gb - storage (ATA), WD Raptor 37Gb - OS and apps
DVD burner: Pioneer 109 8x DVD burner
Audio: Sennheiser HD-555 headphones on Turtle Beach Santa Cruz 5.1
Case: Antec Sonata (piano black) with 400W PSU
Monitor: BenQ FP737s 17'' LCD
Mouse: Logitech MX700
Keyboard: Logitech Elite Keyboard
Steering Wheel: Logitech Momo

working at a computer shop gives you some nice discounts

 

[SashatheMan]

whos gonna be the first to announce they have 2 Gigs of RAM .

 

[Krangelus]

what do you need 2gbs of ram for. its unnescessary.

 

[SashatheMan]

what do you need 2gbs of ram for. its unnescessary.

Oh well remember people trying to show off. I think having 400Gigs on yuor harddrive is unneccessary, but them again , peopel say they need it. so someone has to have 2 gigs

 

[withoutaface]

400gb's has uses, like music and porn. 2gb's of ram is pretty useless unless you've got 15 screens running with all diff things on it...

 

[smallcattle]

Amd Athlon 64 2800+
Gigabyte K8NSPRO
512MB DDR400
200GB SATA Seagate + 80GB ATA Seagate
GF4 MX 440
19'in LCD Samsung
Samsung 16x Dual Layer WriteMaster

 

[jas0nt]

Oh well remember people trying to show off. I think having 400Gigs on yuor harddrive is unneccessary, but them again , peopel say they need it. so someone has to have 2 gigs

400Gbs unneccessary, hah! i have 70% of it filled and i'm looking to buy another 200gigger. that's what you get when you have legally obtained series of tv-shows and DVDs.

2gb's of ram is pretty useless unless you've got 15 screens running with all diff things on it...

either that or if you're running a server with Citrix.

 

[Bone577]

I wouldn't call 400gig too much either, as a general rule with hard drives, the more you have the quicker you use it.

If I had 400 gigs, I would set up LAN parties with friends and just leech there whole comp, install every game on my comp and hold image backups and run everything off virtual drives. Then as I near full I would start space saving measures. In this way, my hard drives always seem at about 80% full.

 

[LoneShadow]

CPU: P4 3 GHz; 1 MB L2-Cache; 800 MHz FSB
RAM: 512 MB [upgrading to 1 GB soon]
Graphic Card: GeForce FX5200; 128 MB DDR SDRAM; 64 bit [probably upgrade it later on]
Motherboard: MSI 865PE Neo2-P Platinum Edition; 800 MHz; DDR 400; AGP 8X; SATA
HD: 1x 20 GB Seagate; 5400 RPM; 1x 80 GB SATA 1.5 Gb/s 8 MB Cache Seagate; 7200 RPM

da other prephirals r not worth mentioning like some did..