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my comp specs....cmon start the bloodshed...

Installed RAM -512 MB

Max Supported RAM -2 GB

Processor -AMD Sempron 1.8 GHz

300 gb hard drive (only mod)

Operating System -Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition


its sooo slow

This post has been edited by CelicaST_CALI: Nov 25, 2008 - 10:33 PM

you mean the ACER Aspire One?

i have the same thing in blue, although im too lazy to pull out the keyboard to add extra ram. also i opted for the 160 GB HD and i loaded Vista Ultimate on there hard to beat 7 hrs of battery life with less than 3 lbs of laptop.

in this pic its the smallest laptop on the bottom, with a 8.9" screen. The middle is my 17" P4 with 2 GB ram also running vista ultimate, and my 47" LCD is displaying the 17" laptop (although it will hook up to the 8.9" nicely)



pretty neat how its less than half the size of the bigger one





inside the compaq



6GC on the big screen



dunno why the screen looks so dull though. i hate my camera's flash

OH SHI-

I made a typo. Thats very unlike me. Yeah, I was totally probably just thinking about my motherboard on my big computer.

It confuses the hell out of me how such a tiny thing can run vista, and apparently with Aero. Like how? Was the install forever? Does it have any functionality issues?

I think I am going to need to reinstall Ubuntu on mine since I am unable to get Compiz-Fusion working again. Compiz-Fusion is crucial to the enjoyment of my netbook. I upgraded from the beta to 8.10 and it did not complete entirely so there is a lot of **** that is wrong with it now, including textures with Wine. However I should poast pics of it and my giant computer, and maybe my old school Compaq R4000. That thing is a beast of a laptop.

Small, Medium, and Large? What, no SuperSize? Gotta love that ability to use the big screen as a monitor. I love playing my games on my bigscreen

That big screen is tight.

commodore... HAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHA
thats great condition though.

But can it play Crysis?

Ive got one of these



its nothing special that i need to take a pic of mines.


XPS m1530

Soecs:
Vista Home
Core2Duo T7500 2.2ghz
3gb ddr2 ram
nvidia GeForce 8600M GT
250gb hdd
WSXGA+ screen (1680x1050 res)
All the wireless/bluetooth goodies and a slot load dvd burner

Takes me back to the old days....



Grabbed the computer and monitor for free off craigslist. The keyboard and mouse from work (they were throwing the old ones out so I asked if I could have them ). Everything works fine, they might not be up to date (not even close), but I consider this my "free computer set up". Also my Compaq laptop on top of the box for my new computer's tower. On the plus side, the free computer came with DOOM already installed on it, so I've been playing a little bit of that

^^^lol yea i remember those days. along with those free "try AOL" floppys. it used to take 4 minutes just to log on. it was so routine to listen to it dial, then make that data noise, then "Youve got mail!" all while watching it go through those 3 steps.

doom was awesome. so was wolfenstein 3d haha



fine....just for you, lol



This post has been edited by forkee: Nov 28, 2008 - 12:20 AM

oh man, I am soo glad we are past dial up internet. We had it for far too long until we finally got broadband.

Only thing I'm disapointed about is I can't find one of the floppy disks for my Speed Racer game I used to love to play, so can't DL the game

Man, now you get to have fun crashing Windows 95. Those were the days. What's it running? Can you overclock it?
POAST SPECS!

thousands of gbs of data
32 in hd flat screen
1 gig ram
some geforcegfx card
2.0 ghz processor
eh.

lol..oh well, if it crashes it crashes. it was totally free, so I can't complain. I'll get the specs from it later tonight, it'll be kinda interesting to see what it can do (or not ).

Hahaha yeah. You know what, I kind of miss the blue screen that told me in an overly technical way that after being up for 56 hours the drivers for my hard drive have failed and that I would need to restart instantly and that my system has become critically unstable. I honestly haven't experienced that since Windows 98 SE. THOSE were the days. I'm going to boot up my brother's old IBM laptop, just to relive that ****.

Here's a picture of mine finally. Its still pretty messy but meh.

It's not much, but here's mine:





Asus A8N32-SLI
AMD 4200+
2gb Corsair XMS
eVGA 512MB 7950GT KO (thinking about going SLI if I can find another card without getting out-bidded on. lol)
Sound Blaster Platinum X-Fi
OCZ GameXStream 600W
WD 150GB Raptor
WD 500GB
Seagate 400GB
Seagate 1.5TB (Yes. That's 1500GB aka 1.5Tera)
Thermaltake Armor Full tower (massively heavy)
Windows XP Pro
Gen 1 Logitech G15 keyboard
Razer Copperhead mouse
MAG Innovision 19" flat screen CRT
OEM Sony Vaio 2.0 speakers

(list is shorter than the mods to the Poopra. lol)

I had a Zalman 9500 HS&F, but that got clogged up with dirt and stopped working, so I'm using the stock HS&F. I know that I do need to manage my wires a whole lot better. I just need to get my hands on a dremel so that I can make some holes in the Mobo tray and route some cables behind the tray, flip the front hard drives around to route the SATA cables behind tray as well while upping to the SATA2 with the 90* connectors. Other than that, it runs Crysis on medium settings.

I bought a case for work that has built-in cable management. It gives you ~4" of space between the back of the MB tray and the rear case door. I have pictures on my other laptop so I'll get those up tomorrow.


Or buy yourself a Lian-Li case. They cost a pretty penny, buy I promise you it'll be the best case you'll ever buy.

Here are some picks of my setup. Enjoy!

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Yo, what the **** is with that case?!? Where do I get one?!?