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What are your computer specs?
Say Proccesor, Hard Disk, Model, External Monitors.

Dell Latitude D600
Hard Disk 40Gb
Proccesor 1.60GHz
RAM 512MB
Native Res 1024X768
External Res 1280X1024

High Level Power Source
Proccesor 2.50GHz
Ram 1.00 GB

PC 1 (my computer)

Cooler Master Centurion 5
OCZ ModStream 520Watt
Asus P5B-E bios version 1101
Intel Core 2 Duo E6600 @ 2,7GHZ
Kingston 4GB RAM @ 600MHz (1:1)
2x Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 250GB 16MB in Raid-0
Club3D Geforce 8800GTS 320MB @ 630MHz core & 2000MHz memory
Creative Soundblaster X-Fi XtremeMusic
3,5" Floppy 1,44MB
Samsung SH-D163C S-ATA
Samsung SH-S183A S-ATA
Logitec X-230 2.1 speakerset
Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium 32-bit

PC 2 (My girlfriend's computer)

MS-Tech LC-45
Antec SmartPower 2.0 450Watt
Asus P5B
Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 @ 2.1GHz
Kingston 2GB DDR2 RAM @ 600MHz in dual channel (1:1)
Maxtor DiamondMax9 120GB 8MB
Asus GeForce 7600GT 256MB @ 630MHz core & 1660MHz memory
3,5" Floppy 1,44MB
Samsung 16/48x
Samsung SH-S182M
Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2

My laptop, which I use for basically everything:

CPU: 1600Mhz AMD Sempron, able to switch to a power saving 800 Mhz
RAM: 894 MB DDR, probably 1024 but some reserved for my video "card".
Video card: ATI Express 1100 chipset
Hard Disk: 80 GB internal partitioned into 2 20 GB and one 40 GB piece (approximately). Plus an external one.
Screen resolution: widescreen 1280x800 (max and standard), can handle all standard 4:3 and 3:2 resolutions.
Atheros something-G wireless network card, capable of connecting to 54 Mbit networks.

Extras: built-in VGA and S-Video ports for connecting to beamers, televisions, stuff like that.
Small Firewire port.
3 USB ports.
Internal SD card reader.
Some thingy where I can leave a remote control or special laptop hardware.

OMFG No one's said an inane comment.
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DO"H

Two replies and you RUIN IT.

I think he just wanted to create another off-topic conversation with the excuse of computer details.

Your point?

Nah truly I did want to find out comp details.
Does my laptop stink?

No, I don't think so.
...What's a high level power source?

Anyway, here's my laptop:

Dell XPS M1210
Windows XP pro
CPU: 2 GHz (dual core)
RAM: 2 Gb
HDD: around 88 Gb (advertised as 100, dunno where the rest went )
Video: Nvidia GeForce Go 7400 (256 Mb)
Screen: 12.1" widescreen res. 1280x800
4 USB2 ports
Built in camera and mike
Wireless, bluetooth, 5 in 1 card reader, PC card slot, DVD-RW drive

You named two specifications. Which of the two is of your laptop?
"High level power source" means nothing. You probably mean "it's not just any cheap power source", like they delivered with my old desktop which ceased to function pretty quickly.

A high level power source is a special power source that you can buy for some laptops. It allows more power to get to the CPU allowing it to run better, etc...
Also can increase RAM somehow...

Main computer: (laptop)

Acer Aspire 3000
CPU: Mobile AMD Sempron(tm) Processor 2800+ (1.6 MHz)
RAM: 512 MB
OS: Gentoo Linux
HD: 120 GB
I only use the internal monitor, so, eh.

Game center: (Tower connected to TV)

I use this computer to play old games (Emulators for NES, SNES, SEGA Genesis, etc.) and to watch movies. (Feature films, TV-Shows, Music videos, etc.)

Home built
CPU: AMD Athlon(tm) XP 2200+ (1.8 MHz)
RAM: 1 GB
OS: Gentoo Linux
HD: 640 GB (2x320 GB in Raid-0)
External monitor: My 32" HD-TV @ 1024x768 normally

Intel Core2Duo 2.49 GHz...
1GB DDR2 RAM...
1TB Seral ATA HDD...
0.5GB Graphics...
21" wide screen lcd Dell...
HP LaserJet Printer (60 pages per minute)
License Windows Vista Ultimate...
... what else do you want to know?

Purpose.... Used for Dink and CnC Modding... Playing and Development of other games...+creating small, new ones(243GBs full)
....... Watching Movies... (my personal Studio for making short 3d movies)
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You suffer from full-stopitis. Visit a doctor and have him give you a cure.

Here are my specs. Recently upgraded my Motherboard and CPU, and they're awesome!! Oh, by the way, having two monitors is soooo cool.

Motherboard: Some kind of Foxconn (Sorry, can't find the box so I don't know what model. )
CPU: Intel Celeron 3.06GHZ
Hard Drive: 80GB
RAM: 448MB (Precisely! )
Monitor 1 RES: 1152 X 864
Monitor 2 RES: 1024 X 768
Graphics Card: ATI Radeon 7000 Series 64MB
Sound Card: Who knows, who cares.
Network Card: Well, it works.

Did I forget anything?

RAM: 448MB (Precisely!)

Seeing how 512 - 64 = 448, it sounds to me like you have a memory thief in your computer. Probably your on-board graphics card.

You do realize that it's also possible to reach 448 with 256+128+64.

Yeah, now I do. Hehe. Well, both are quite possible. Let's wait until he tells us what the actual situation is before we draw any final conclusions.

That being said, for such a modern computer, that kind of combination seems odd to me. Do they even make 64 MB memory sticks for main boards running a 3 GHz processor?

Athlon 64x2 dual core 4600+ 2.41ghz
1 gig of ram
550w PSU
80g maxtor HDD
soundblaster audigy2 ZS
some generic wifi card
Geforce 6200 LE (SUCKS!)
and a crapton of L.E.D.s and cold cathodes.

some time soon getting a pair of graphics cards hopefully

More power to the CPU makes the CPU overheat and blow up much more quickly. Also, that's not possible, you can only make the CPU work faster if you overclock it, which is something you don't do by giving it more power.

RAM speed can be overclocked too, but also not through more energy, that'd just be more dangerous.

I think you've been had, or fell for some cheap salesman's trick here.

I don't think I have an on-board graphics card. I bought mine a few years ago. Surprisingly, it fitted in every motherboard I've had over the years. I've really grown attached to it.

"That being said, for such a modern computer, that kind of combination seems odd to me. Do they even make 64 MB memory sticks for main boards running a 3 GHz processor?"

I bought my card a few years ago. It's old. ATI Radeon 7000 series. Yes, I agree, it does seem odd. I never expected the card to work, but it did. So I rejoice.

i have an on board graphix card and i suffer that problem. 32 meg of video ram, so i only have 480 meg of normal ram (512-32=480)

Well, the laptop was a freebie from my dads work, the larger power source is an official Dell power source.

Well, all our furniture are freebies from my dads work, the something is an unofficial something

Unbeliavable... I finally see proof that someone _actually_ reads these specs threads :/ I thought it was just an opportunity for people to post and boast without anyone paying any attention. Apparently, someone does. I'm rather amazed.

Oh yeah, and I have a laptop. It's black. And kinda silverish on the other side. About 35x27x5 (cm).

Specs?

Specifications.

I think he was asking for my specs.

He might still be.

I think you're right. I must've been tired not to get that.