Whats in your computer?
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as of now, it's a bit updated.
my pc:
ASUS P4PE800 Deluxe Motherboard
Intel 2.8GHz Celeron-D
512MB RAM PC2700 (had to put the half of my 1GB into another:)
ATI Radeon 9800 Pro
120GB WD SATA HDD
+some stuff
my 2nd pc:
GIGABYTE 8IPE1000 Motherboard (a bit sucky)
Intel 2.3GHz Celeron
512MB RAM PC2100
ATI Radeon 9000 (ye olde!:)
+some stuff
what it means - NO BLOOD FOR A LONG TIME UNTIL I GET MY 3rd PC purely for WIN98/DOS!!! =(
my pc:
ASUS P4PE800 Deluxe Motherboard
Intel 2.8GHz Celeron-D
512MB RAM PC2700 (had to put the half of my 1GB into another:)
ATI Radeon 9800 Pro
120GB WD SATA HDD
+some stuff
my 2nd pc:
GIGABYTE 8IPE1000 Motherboard (a bit sucky)
Intel 2.3GHz Celeron
512MB RAM PC2100
ATI Radeon 9000 (ye olde!:)
+some stuff
what it means - NO BLOOD FOR A LONG TIME UNTIL I GET MY 3rd PC purely for WIN98/DOS!!! =(
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- Cultist
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I haaaave:
Pentium 75mhz
No idea what ram it has now
1 gig hard drive
s3 video card of some description
Sb 16.
Blood didn't run the best on this :p
Pentium 2 300mhz (my machine for aages)
128 megs of ram
Nvidia TNT
6.4 gig hard drive
Soundblaster Live originally, but I think there's an SB 16 in there now..
AMD 500mhz
128 megs of ram
TNT 2 M64
10 gig hard drive
My current pc for old games:
Pentium 3 450 mhz
160 megs of ram
Nvidia TNT
3dfx Voodoo 2
( might put in a spare Voodoo 3 or get a Voodoo 2 SLI setup for graphic card overkill)
2 x 10 gig hard drives (win 98 SE on the first, win2k pro going on the second)
Soundblaster Live (for now)
My main pc
Amd 3200+ XP
Nforce 2 board with Soundstorm audio
1 gig of ram
320 gigs of storage
ATI Radeon 9700
I have a collection of various other parts I could probably use to build 3-4 more working machines, but I'm quite lacking in the amount of SD ram I have.
Pentium 75mhz
No idea what ram it has now
1 gig hard drive
s3 video card of some description
Sb 16.
Blood didn't run the best on this :p
Pentium 2 300mhz (my machine for aages)
128 megs of ram
Nvidia TNT
6.4 gig hard drive
Soundblaster Live originally, but I think there's an SB 16 in there now..
AMD 500mhz
128 megs of ram
TNT 2 M64
10 gig hard drive
My current pc for old games:
Pentium 3 450 mhz
160 megs of ram
Nvidia TNT
3dfx Voodoo 2
( might put in a spare Voodoo 3 or get a Voodoo 2 SLI setup for graphic card overkill)
2 x 10 gig hard drives (win 98 SE on the first, win2k pro going on the second)
Soundblaster Live (for now)
My main pc
Amd 3200+ XP
Nforce 2 board with Soundstorm audio
1 gig of ram
320 gigs of storage
ATI Radeon 9700
I have a collection of various other parts I could probably use to build 3-4 more working machines, but I'm quite lacking in the amount of SD ram I have.
- predator
- Lead Mapper
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- Location: Warsaw, Poland
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I have two PCs
Athlon 2200+ (1.8GHz)
GeForce FX5600XT 256MB RAM DDR
512MB RAM DDR
80GB HD 7200
6channel Sound card similar to SB Live
Athlon 2200+ (1.8GHz)
Radeon 9200 64MB RAM
512MB RAM
30GB HD 5200
6channel Sound card similar to SB Live
and one laptop
Pentium M 725 Centrino (1.6GHz)
512MB DDR RAM
40GB HD 7200
Built in graphics and sound
Athlon 2200+ (1.8GHz)
GeForce FX5600XT 256MB RAM DDR
512MB RAM DDR
80GB HD 7200
6channel Sound card similar to SB Live
Athlon 2200+ (1.8GHz)
Radeon 9200 64MB RAM
512MB RAM
30GB HD 5200
6channel Sound card similar to SB Live
and one laptop
Pentium M 725 Centrino (1.6GHz)
512MB DDR RAM
40GB HD 7200
Built in graphics and sound
Well, I have:
P4 3 GHz
1024 MB DDR RAM
Sapphire Ati Radeon 9800 256 MB
2x 80 GB Segate Barracuda HDD
Built-in soundcard (6-channel version of AC'97)
Doom 3 works mostly fine on my computer (with details set to high, not highest ans FSAA 4x (not 16x)) but still I think this is not game I could enjoy... Well, it looks fine but its hmmm... they just wanted to make it scary so hard that they made it annoying for me.
P4 3 GHz
1024 MB DDR RAM
Sapphire Ati Radeon 9800 256 MB
2x 80 GB Segate Barracuda HDD
Built-in soundcard (6-channel version of AC'97)
Doom 3 works mostly fine on my computer (with details set to high, not highest ans FSAA 4x (not 16x)) but still I think this is not game I could enjoy... Well, it looks fine but its hmmm... they just wanted to make it scary so hard that they made it annoying for me.
- Willis
Master of the Mask
Lead Programmer- Posts: 872
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- Location: Eau Claire, WI USA
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Well, come this weekend if/when I get it all together, I'll be upgrading.
New rig will consist of:
AMD64 3200+ winchester (90nm)
ASUS A8N-SLI Deluxe Motherboard
4x512MB (2GB) PC-3500 Ram (hopefully it will all work, despite possible chipset incompatabilites)
2x MSI Geforce 6600GT PCI-E in SLI
20" Dell Ultrasharp 2005FPW Widescreen LCD @ 1680x1050 (soon to be upgraded to the 24" 2405FPW @ 1920x1200)
2x 74GB SATA WD Raptors in Raid0
2x 160GB SATA Hitachi Deskstars in Raid0
52x32x52x16 Lite-On CD-RW/DVD-Rom combo drive
16x NEC DVD+/-RW w/ 4xDL
7-in-1 media reader and floppy drive
Antec SLK1650b case (black)
Either Antec 350W or A+GPB 450W Powersupply
Linux box has changed to:
Duron 1.8Ghz
1GB DDR Ram
160GB HD
ATI 9800SE 128MB
4x DVD+/-RW
Legacy box:
-3com509b ISA NIC
+3com905c PCI NIC
New rig will consist of:
AMD64 3200+ winchester (90nm)
ASUS A8N-SLI Deluxe Motherboard
4x512MB (2GB) PC-3500 Ram (hopefully it will all work, despite possible chipset incompatabilites)
2x MSI Geforce 6600GT PCI-E in SLI
20" Dell Ultrasharp 2005FPW Widescreen LCD @ 1680x1050 (soon to be upgraded to the 24" 2405FPW @ 1920x1200)
2x 74GB SATA WD Raptors in Raid0
2x 160GB SATA Hitachi Deskstars in Raid0
52x32x52x16 Lite-On CD-RW/DVD-Rom combo drive
16x NEC DVD+/-RW w/ 4xDL
7-in-1 media reader and floppy drive
Antec SLK1650b case (black)
Either Antec 350W or A+GPB 450W Powersupply
Linux box has changed to:
Duron 1.8Ghz
1GB DDR Ram
160GB HD
ATI 9800SE 128MB
4x DVD+/-RW
Legacy box:
-3com509b ISA NIC
+3com905c PCI NIC
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- Satan's Spawn
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- Location: Independence, KS. USA
- Willis
Master of the Mask
Lead Programmer- Posts: 872
- Joined: Tue Aug 10, 2004 09:28 am
- Location: Eau Claire, WI USA
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The deluxe has 4 more SATA1 ports (with Raid 0,1, 0+1, and 5 compatability), and has a second gigabit ethernet port onboard.Number II wrote:What's the difference between the ASUS deluxe mobo and the regular one, same model?
I mostly went for it for the extra SATA controller with 4 cables, as an addon card and 4 cables costs more than the difference between the Deluxe and non-deluxe version, and I will be starting with 4 SATA drives, and want the room to expand if need be (optical drives are starting to use SATA).