Most Powerful PC You Own?
Just ordered a new custom PC on-line and wanted to see if anybody here had one with comparable specs.
Specs:
I'm still waiting on the motherboard but once I have it put together I think this PC will serve me well.
Specs:
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Ultra Rogue M925 Full Tower Gaming Case
Sapphire Vapor-X R9 270X Radeon Graphic Accelerator 2GB
Intel Core i7-4770K LGA1150 (GDDR5)
Patriot Viper 16GB DDR3 RAM (1866 MHz)
Samsung 840 EVO 250GB SSD
WD Black 2TB 3.5" Hard Drive
LG 14X SATA Blu-Ray Burner (3D Playback)
ASUS ROG Maximus VI Motherboard 2800 MHz 8.1 Audio Intel Z87 Express
OCZ MOD XStream Pro 700W Power Supply
I'm still waiting on the motherboard but once I have it put together I think this PC will serve me well.
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-Some Unbranded black/grey ATX case
-480W Logisys motherboard
-Intel 945PSN ATX Motherboard
-Intel "Prescott 2M" Pentium 4 640 3.2Ghz
-2x1GB 533Mhz DDR2-SDRAM (Dual channel)
-256MB Ati Radeon X800 series PCIe x16 graphics card
-160GB WD Caviar blue IDE drive (connected to MB with bi directional IDE-SATA/SATA-IDE adapter)
-ASUS CD-RW IDE Drive (this is beige, which doesn't match the case at all, but I don't really care)
-internel 3.5" Multi Card reader
-Onboard Audio
-Onboard Lan
-54Mhz USB Wifi card (Ralink 2870 based)
Windows 7 runs pretty damn well on this rig. I am able to play all of my Steam and non-Steam games without any problems.
ASRock 870iCafe AM3 Motherboard
AMD Phenom II 965 BE 3.4 Ghz
EVGA nVidia GTX 760 GPU
8 GB DDR3 1600 G.SKILL Ripjaws Series
ASUS Xonar DX 7.1 channel sound card
256 GB Samsung 830 Series SSD
2x 2 TB Seagate Barracuda XT 7200 RPM 64MB cache HDD's
OCZ ModXStream Pro 600W OCZ600MXSP PSU
SAMSUNG 22X Half-Height DVD Writer w/ LightScribe
CM Storm QuickFire XT - Full Size Mechanical Keyboard with CHERRY MX Blue Switches
Logitech G400 Optical Gaming Mouse
I couldn't remember half that, so I copy and pasted from my purchase history in Newegg / Amazon. Main build was around 2011, I've upgraded bits and pieces over the years. Pretty happy with it.
Fractal Design Define XL
Intel S5000PSL board
2x Xeon 5320 OC'd to 1333mhz bus (2.3ghz)
20GB DDR2 FB-DIMM
AMD Radeon HD 6850
60GB Patriot Pyro SSD
1TB Seagate Barracuda
1TB WD Black
750W Thermaltake PSU
2x 23" Acer 1080p LCDs
Natural Keyboard 4000+ and some MS Mouse
Asus X58 Sabertooth
Core i7-950
12GB DDR3 1600/PC12800 (Triple Channel)
GTX 460 1GB (or SLI if I feel like using the second card)
500GB Samsung 840 EVO
3TB WD Red x2
LG DVD Burner
850 Thermaltake Black Widow Modular PSU
24" Asus LED Monitor
Standard Black IBM PS/2 Keyboard + Razer Naga
Praying that Haswell-E yields a viable replacement for my 1366 system, or Broadwell 115x.
1.6 ghz Intel Atom Z520
1 GB DDR of some speed
Intel GMA 500
150 GB flash storage of some type
Windows 7 Home Premium
or
2.2 Ghz Intel Pentium 4 Mobile
512 MB DDR SDRAM
ATI Mobility Radeon 7500 - 32.0 MB
40 GB 5400 RPM Hitachi Travelstar
Windows 7 Ultimate
The Evo's dead, but can be repaired so easily it doesn't matter.
Edit: It wasn't perfect, admittedly, but it did pretty well. Even played a DVD for me no fuss.
HP Pavilion dv5023ea
ATI Radeon 200M 256mb mem
AMD Turion 64 1.8GHz 2gb mem ram
Windows 7 Ultimate / Fedora 20 dual
It has a wifi card, DVD burner, expansion port, USB 2.0, ethernet, phone jack modem, VGA, S-Video, and a half-broke screen (thank god none of the pixels are broke).
.... yeah, mine sucks.
edit: The HDD is 75gb. Now it really sucks.
Dell Precision T1500
Intel Core i5 2.9 GHz x4 2048mb RAM
nVidia Quadro NVS 295. Dunno how much video mem, but it's more than the laptop.
Windows 7 Professional / Kubuntu 12.04 dual
212gb HDD. USB 3.0 x4. DVD+-RW burner. SD[HC] card reader. DVI output 1280x1024.
...... still pretty bad, but a beast to my standards. I can emulate Wii games at 60 fps.
AMD FX-8350 @ 4.2GHz
12Gb DDR3 @ 1600MHz
2x Nvidia GeForce GTX 460
Samsung BD-ROM/DVD Writer
250Gb Samsung 840 Evo SSD
1Tb WD Caviar Blue
500Gb Seagate Backup Plus
Antec 300
SteelSeries 6Gv2 with silencing rubber rings
Mad Catz R.A.T. 5
I love the CPU, unlike it's predecessor Phenom II 955. I run it at 4.2 (stock is 3.5) because that's how far it goes with stock voltages. I have pushed it up to 4.7 but I can't find any reasoning to keep it that high. Within the volts I was comfortable giving it, it manages even full 5GHz, however it's no longer stable then of course. I really appreciate the fact that the FX-8350, even at 5GHz, hangs in there. The machine is usable, but cores keep crashing if put under significant load. I didn't get more than 4.125 out of the 955, which really disappointed me because of stock clock of 955 is 3.2 - so it didn't manage even a full GHz raise.
Overclocking the GPU's is more difficult, but they manage slight rises too. I'd probably be better off with a single card, but I'm just not that interested in having the absolute best graphics.
It currently has an odd setup of 4+4+2+2 sticks of RAM. It used to have 2+2+2+2 but I needed some ram to keep the old CPU and motherboard in use, and due to a situation that'd constitute a long story I had to divide the existing ram before buying more. They'll both eventually have 8Gb.
LGA775 Intel Pentium IV (Prescott 2M) @ 3.2Ghz
2GB DDR2-SDRAM
Ati Radeon X800 GTO PCIe
No CD, DVD, or Bluray drives
500GB WD Caviar Green (I might have to learn not to get a Green the hard way.)
some generic ATX case
When the kids are hogging the PC I use my MacBook Pro 13" Mid 2009 5,5. Has 8GB of RAM and 2.53GHz CoreDuo.
Last system I built got stolen.
Mobo: Asus M4N68T-M
CPU: AMD Phenom IIX6 1100T
Mem: Corsair CM3X2G1800C8D 2GB with a total of four sticks giving my 8GB.
Video: EVGA nVidia GeForce GT 730 1GB
Storage: Two WD 500GB SATA scorpio blue hard disk drives.
Intel i3 2130 Dual Core - 3.4 GHz
8GB DDR3 RAM
1TB SATA HDD 7200 RPM
Intel H61 Chipset
Intel HD Graphics 2000 32MB dedicated RAM :(
Some HP keyboard
Some HP mouse
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ @ 3.1GHz
RAM: 4GB DDR2 533MHz
Graphics: ATI Radeon HD 3650 with 512MB VRAM
Motherboard: ASUS M2N-E SLI
Storage: 80GB Seagate ATA HDD << Was actually never opened before I got it
Case: Some generic white ATX case I picked up for $15 with an IE logo on the side
Extras:
1.44MB diskette drive
52x speed LG CD-ROM burner
NEC DVD rewritable
Removable ATA HDD bay
Front and back USB 2.0
Front headphone and mic ports
It has:
Intel Core i5-3350P 3,1 GHz
4GB RAM, DDR3-1600, CL11, dual-channel (I plan on upgrading to 8GB)
MEDION MS-7797 motherboard
1GB GeForce GTX 650 (I plan on buying a Radeon R9 270 for it as an upgrade)
1TB Seagate ST1000DM003
Some DVD writer with 'Samsung' on the front
Windows 8.1 with Classic Shell
I'm also busy assembling a retro system with Windows 98 SE:
AMD Sempron 3100+ 1,8 GHz
MSI K8T Neo-V motherboard
512MB RAM (I've also got a 1GB stick, but, Windows 98 doesn't handle more than 512MB well)
Some Gigabyte case
A Samsung DVD writer
A 60GB Samsung HDD (IDE of course)
A card reader
A 3.5" floppy drive
Better than my current gaming pc.
Neither is Intel HD 2000. VMWare VMs give more video RAM than my Intel HD 2000.