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Dark Java Dude 64
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Posted: 17th Mar 2011 03:06 Edited at: 24th Mar 2011 05:50
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Well this is the second in the series of 'What does it look like?' Lol jist kidding. Either way, post a picture of your computer, whether it's ugly and unpowerful, or like Pagan's (scroll down a bit on that page), i dont care Here is mine, with my kitteh in the background:



Also, could a mod change my title from 'You' to 'your' if it really matters.

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Posted: 17th Mar 2011 04:08 Edited at: 17th Mar 2011 04:08
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Here's my main desktop PC beast and my Mac Mini. Excuse the mess--- it's tax time




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Posted: 17th Mar 2011 04:09 Edited at: 17th Mar 2011 04:09
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Here's my Toshiba laptop:




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Posted: 17th Mar 2011 04:19 Edited at: 17th Mar 2011 04:20
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Nice, i like the red on your laptop. What are the specs on your big one? Seems like it wont fit under the desk!

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Posted: 17th Mar 2011 04:45 Edited at: 17th Mar 2011 04:49
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Here's my desktop:

She's got a core 2 duo, gtx 260 2gb video card, 4gb of ram, 500gb hard drive.



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Posted: 17th Mar 2011 04:49 Edited at: 17th Mar 2011 04:50
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Here's my lappy, it's an hp core 2 duo, nothin special



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Posted: 17th Mar 2011 04:53 Edited at: 17th Mar 2011 04:59
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My new media PC. It's got an AMD 2 core processor, and an 80gig internal drive, external 500gb drive. It's got a dell branded remote control with gyroscopic (gyration) mouse. 5.1 surround sound as well, and a tv tuner card with an fm radio tuner. Oh and a pictures of one of my babies down there on the bottom shelf.



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And lastly, gotta show off my wiring closet... er, shelf. Got a brand new Asus router and installed dd-wrt on it. I've got a gigabit switch and it's connected to a power strip mounted right on the side there, so I can reboot everything from the power strip if the network fails. All of my computers are running gigabit cards as well. One of these days I'm going to move the modem over there too, but that requires running wire underneath the house. Meh...



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Posted: 17th Mar 2011 05:25 Edited at: 17th Mar 2011 05:27
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Those are all rather nice! Haha here is a case where quad posting is useful! xD Lol your desktop is on this page!

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Posted: 17th Mar 2011 05:26 Edited at: 17th Mar 2011 05:27
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i dont have a camera and my scanner isnt going to work for this... i think i can find a pic on the internet...


anyway its hooked to a 21 inch and a 31.5 inch display, a AIPTEK 12.1 inch tablet, a crappy stereo and 2 xbox 360 controllers... i like it... just had it built... its my first brand new built pc... my baby... lol. Instead of the silver case i went with a black one though..

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Posted: 17th Mar 2011 05:29
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That's sweet! Yeh my laptop is my baby too, it was brand new when i got it. Oh good times, good times, i remember opening the wrapping paper as it was on Christmas and seeing the HP logo. Good times, good times...

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If I had a camera I'd post one. It's just an HP craptop, absolutely nothing special. It has 4GBs of RAM (not as fast as you'd think...), a 2.1GHz dual core Intel processor, and either a 250 or 160GB hard drive. I can't remember which.


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Posted: 17th Mar 2011 05:41 Edited at: 17th Mar 2011 05:42
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Actually, that's exactly what i have! 4 gigs memory, 2.1 gigahertz dual core, 250 gb hard drive, runs all the games i like

Haha i just realized Jerico2Day's laptop looks exactly like mine. His is just a bit cleaner, lol!

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I cant help it.... lol pc spec time: (its not a super computer but i have to say it excites me.. lol)

sabertooth x58 mother board... 6 gigs triple channel 3.4 ghz quad core intel Geforce 450 1280? mb video, 2 optical drives (dvd RW err... not sure what speed...) 2 x 1 terrabyte hot swap? drives...

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Quote: "What are the specs on your big one? Seems like it wont fit under the desk! "


Yes, everyone laughs when they first see my computer. But it screams, so I don't care Here are the specs:

- Coolermaster Haf X EATX Tower Case Black
- Intel Core i7 930 Quad Core Processor LGA1366 2.8GHZ 8MB L3 Cache 130W 45NM
- Corsair XMS3 TR3X6G1600C8 6GB DDR3 3X2GB DDR3-1600 CL 8-8-8-24 Core i7 Memory Kit
- ASUS P6X58D-E X58 ATX LGA1366 3PCI-E16 PCI-E1 2PCI CrossFire SLI USB3.0 SATA 6GB/S Motherboard
- Corsair HX1000W CMPSU-1000HX 1000W ATX 20/24PIN ATX 80A 12V Afc Modular Power Supply W/ 140MM Fan
- 2 x EVGA GeForce GTX 470 SUPERCLOCKED+ 625MHZ Fermi 1280MB 3.4GHZ GDDR5 2XDVI Mini-HDMI PCI-E Video Card
- 2 x Western Digital Caviar Black 1TB SATA3 6GB/S 7200RPM 64MB Cache 3.5IN Dual Proc Hard Drive
- Samsung SH-S243D/BEBE 24X Black DVD Writer SATA OEM

And I have dual 24" LCD screens


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Posted: 17th Mar 2011 06:39
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Awesome!

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Jeku that computer is a beast... If id doesnt offend you id like to know how much that thing cost... (I hope we dont turn this into a my computer is better then yours thread... but if you have the stuff to strut do it..) That is a marvelous machine you have.... err one of my displays is bigger then yours though... lol...

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Yah sure, I don't mind saying the cost. I purchased it in October last year for $2145.00 CAD before taxes. That's roughly par with USD. I think I got a good deal at the time


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Well, if I had a camera I'd post a picture.... not like there'd be any Oo's and Ah's at it, though, considering it's in pieces on the floor right now awaiting a soon-to-arrive new power supply.

Nice comps everyone! I wish mine was as impressive! It's not top of the line, I don't have a fancy monitor, and it fits nicely in the corner with a faint blue glow emitting from the case (No heat issues, it sits next to the window which is the coldest place in the house, besides the freezer!).... So if you can imagine tha tin your head, that's probably what it looks like on a good day.


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@ Jeku thats just a little more then i paid for mine and i have about the same setup (-minus dual video cards..) hopefully that means i did well as well and that our puters will last us a good while... (thats what i paid for...) Some other guys here seem to have some beasts as well maybe post some specs with your photos.. (if the thread starter isnt opposed that is..)

@Dark basic dude79.. that cat isnt powering your laptop is it??

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Posted: 17th Mar 2011 23:29
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2000 dollars? Haha i didnt think PC's got that expensive. Yeh, my cat is plugged into the USB/eSATA port right now. He has a quad core i7, GTX 580, 8 gigs of RAM, he really boosts the speed of my lapper topper xD

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well heres mine



Basic specs in case anyone cares:

AMD 3.2 GHz processor
ATI Radon 5570 (i think) 1GB Graphics card
Corsair 4 GB RAM
1 TB Harddrive


Oh and thats a editing keyboard.

PS. Sorry for the tissue boxes, iv been sick alot lately.

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Sweet! What is an editing keyboard?

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My PC looks like this at the moment, well all the time actually as I always leave the side cover off.



Don't have a picture of the actual front of the case and don't feel like digging out a camera at the moment, it's nothing overly fancy though.

[Edit] I lie, this is an old picture. All the RAM slots are now filled and it has two SSDs in replacement of two of the HDD, other than that it looks the same.

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Quote: "Sweet! What is an editing keyboard?"


An editing key board is used with applications for video editing, basically its a keyboard with editing shortcut keys printed on it.

heres a closer up image:


I don't video edit at all tho, i use because it was free, and it looks cool.

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Quote: "My PC looks like this at the moment, well all the time actually as I always leave the side cover off.
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Is that the TRUE with a noctua fan I see? I also had the TRUE for awhile
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That's cool. Did you type these messages with that keyboard?

Yeh you must be a true geek to keep the side cover off. And that my friend, is a good thing

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Quote: "That's cool. Did you type these messages with that keyboard?
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Yup its not hard to use.

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My PC and laptop in my 6ft x 12ft uni halls prison cell.

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Quote: "Is that the TRUE with a noctua fan I see? I also had the TRUE for awhile "


Yup, that's the one. Is also the reason why I can't get the side cover on .

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I keep a fairly clean and simple setup.

I just now realized I've had a typo in my signature for the past 3 years.
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Nice, just not nice about the 12x6 Lol on the youtube video i can make out a cloud with a surprised face on it

@Commico Yeh i just think its cool when i know what somebody is using to communicate with me. I am a very strange person

Yeh i always like a clean setup

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Here is the mess of wires i have by my bed for my laptop, clocks, DS, cellphone, lamp, and printer:



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Quote: "Yeh i just think its cool when i know what somebody is using to communicate with me. I am a very strange person"


I find that sort of interesting also.

Most of the time I use my Motorola Droid 2 when posting on the forums. Because my keyboard is too far away.

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That's cool. Yah it seems like everybody does things on their cellphones these days

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Quote: "That's cool. Yah it seems like everybody does things on their cellphones these days"


Correction:

That's cool. Yah it seems like everybody does things on their mini-computers with the ability to connect to cell towers these days.

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Ahh yes, you have corrected me correctly

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lol, so true

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I don't think I was watching Attack of the Surprised Clouds that day - I'm reasonably certain it was http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DqLVfxM-NE.

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Oh! Lol the first few seconds creeped me out! Well i could swear i saw and still do see a light blue background with a cloud like shape on it. Looked kinda like an NES or SNES game video

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Oh just an interesting fact as well:
The music in that video inspired the music on the latest WOR trailer (which is also ingame as World Of Metal.mp3 by The Slayer

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Here's mine!



Doesn't look like much...but it's a laptop. Both monitors are 1920x1080 resolution, and those 3 harddrives in the bottom left hand by the desk make up 6tb worth of space.

I love my laptop <3
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@Commico:

I've always wanted an editing keyboard. I'm a hobbyist videomaker and that would suit me very well.

Some cool setups here. It makes me feel un-special with my laptop on my make-shift desk. I'll take a picture and post in the next day or so. I just have to find a camera....


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If you want a editing keyboard ask around your local news station, a family member of mine works at a local one and almost every year they through out a huge pile of keyboards, monitors, and other crap thats too old for them (aka about 3 years). Thats how I got mine

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6TB :o thats a lot of movies, pictures and games

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@C0wbox Interesting indeed!

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Here's my computer. Sorry for poor quality image, they tend to look rubbish in poor light settings('tis the best I can enhance it) and I can't be bothered to look for a digital camera.

I don't have a desktop. So it's a ThinkPad SL510 (2.2ghz Intel Core 2 Duo, 2gb RAM, 250gb HDD, Intel GMA) plugged into my 24" Samsung Syncmaster 1080p HDTV via HDMI with external mouse and keyboard, my XBox 360 Premium, Logitech 2:1 speakers (which seem to pick up German radio at night when I turn the volume down) and most importantly, two cups of tea, because I'm that English.

You can also see the first few chapters of my novel pinned up against my 360, not that you can read any of it.



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Hehe, I have the same speaker set Seppuku - they freakin suck huh!. I tend to use headphones if I want to hear what's going on properly. My brother has the same case as Jeku, and it is a damn nice case, expensive, heavy, but worth it I reckon. My main PC on the other hand is ugly as sin, but I'll try and get some photos tomorrow anyway.

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My current machine is just big black box..


Hmm, I wonder what's coming in 2011?
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Quote: "Hehe, I have the same speaker set Seppuku - they freakin suck huh!. I tend to use headphones if I want to hear what's going on properly. My brother has the same case as Jeku, and it is a damn nice case, expensive, heavy, but worth it I reckon. My main PC on the other hand is ugly as sin, but I'll try and get some photos tomorrow anyway."


Actually I quite like them, a lot better than the 5:1 Technikas I bought (now two speakers are dead), but then Technika suck, hence they're so cheap.

I get a fairly decent sound quality out of my logitechs, so perhaps you've been cursed with a bad pair or something.

I'm just psyched I pick up German radio on them, my TV must be acting as an aerial or something, but hey I need to practice my German anyway. I'm going back to Germany in 2012 anyway.

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