Geek Thread - what computer setup do you have?

[LaaMok]

We all spend alot of time on addicts, so I assume most of us have computers better than the average guy! Whats your spec?

 

Windows 7 Ultimate

 

g.skill 24 gig of RAM

 

3 graphic cards ATI Radeon (not expensive as I dont play games)

 

g.skill 256 gig SSD drive (system disk)

 

2 x 2 TB hard drives

 

i7 2.80 GHz processor

 

Gigabyte extreme motherboard

 

6 samsung screens 1,920 x 1,080

 

Water cooled

 

We need more photos of the "man room" need to see nice computers, big screens, guns, beer coolers, lazy boy chairs and NO WOMEN allowed haha

 

[7-Eleven]

Here's mine...

 

 

But seriously I do a lot of my surfing on one of these now...

 

[LaaMok]

I'm using a samsung tab out and about, but I hate any less than 6 screens

[eanto]

I've got a floppy disc, or so the bar girls tell me!

[ritch]

well fuck me thats hot

[dudebrah]

just got it today !!!!!

 

 

its the latest model

[BobCh]

What an euqipment!

Congratulations. From your homepage I knew you'd have something better, but that blows me away, man!

 

 

Mine looks like a baby compared to your's:

 

Xeon

10GB RAM

500GB system drive

external 4TB RAID

24" wide 1920x1200

19" 4:3 1600x1200

Some cheap ATI card (I'm no gamer)

 

10 year old Pentium III

768MB RAM

20GB system

2x500GB mirrored

running as web+mail+comm - server

 

Cheers,

Bob

 

Edit

O yeah. I use my iPhone 4 when on the road, and my 3GS when in Patts.

Ipad is next though. Sooo much bigger!

[LaaMok]

What an euqipment!

Congratulations. From your homepage I knew you'd have something better, but that blows me away, man!

 

 

Mine looks like a baby compared to your's:

 

Xeon

10GB RAM

500GB system drive

external 4TB RAID

24" wide 1920x1200

19" 4:3 1600x1200

Some cheap ATI card (I'm no gamer)

 

10 year old Pentium III

768MB RAM

20GB system

2x500GB mirrored

running as web+mail+comm - server

 

Cheers,

Bob

 

Edit

O yeah. I use my iPhone 4 when on the road, and my 3GS when in Patts.

Ipad is next though. Sooo much bigger!

 

You beat me on the screen, I need to get a second computer to act as a server for downloads!

[Edge RIP]

We all spend alot of time on addicts, so I assume most of us have computers better than the average guy! Whats your spec?

 

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Here's mine...

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How many porn vids can you watch at one time?

 

 

[Davi loom]

64gb iPad what I use don't know how to use it properly don't know how to upload photos to P.A and can't upload photo for my avatar I'm pretty clueless when it comes to computers haha

[BobCh]

You beat me on the screen, I need to get a second computer to act as a server for downloads!

Beat you on the screen?

Maybe resolution, but I wish I had the space for your movie theatre!

[BobCh]

64gb iPad what I use don't know how to use it properly don't know how to upload photos to P.A and can't upload photo for my avatar I'm pretty clueless when it comes to computers haha

You're not as dumb as you think you are.

There is no way to upload pictures from mobile safari - yet, maybe in iOS 5 although they didnt say a thing about that in last weeks keynote to the WWDC.

And I dont know any other brower app that does. They all seem to use the safari engine.

This is the only thing I miss in iOS.

[LaaMok]

Beat you on the screen?

Maybe resolution, but I wish I had the space for your movie theatre!

 

My table is 280 cm long, takes up the whole room lol

[Edge RIP]

My table is 280 cm long, takes up the whole room lol

 

Mine's 350 cm ..................................... but it isn't full.

 

Serious Q - especially for those in Thailand where power cuts are quite common - do you have battery back-up?

I realise it wouldn't last very long with those set-ups, but I've been told even a cheap one is a good idea just to give you time to power everything down properly?

[LaaMok]

Mine's 350 cm ..................................... but it isn't full.

 

Serious Q - especially for those in Thailand where power cuts are quite common - do you have battery back-up?

I realise it wouldn't last very long with those set-ups, but I've been told even a cheap one is a good idea just to give you time to power everything down properly?

 

I brought one in the office for around 6000 baht and it lasts 30 minutes. I have never got one at home as I very rarely get a power cut. I only remember 1 in the last year.

 

It would be a good idea to get one for this computer at home, but its another thing that can go wrong, I might need two!

 

I might get a cheap one for the internet gear, so I can continue using laptops etc.

 

Lets see a picture of your computer, I know you've been doing some work on it!

[Edge RIP]

I brought one in the office for around 6000 baht and it lasts 30 minutes. I have never got one at home as I very rarely get a power cut. I only remember 1 in the last year.

 

It would be a good idea to get one for this computer at home, but its another thing that can go wrong, I might need two!

 

I might get a cheap one for the internet gear, so I can continue using laptops etc.

 

Lets see a picture of your computer, I know you've been doing some work on it!

 

LOL - I cleaned out the kitchen and the closet but I haven't done the office yet - it's a tip - maybe tomorrow.

 

It was the satellite geek who came and got me hooked up to AstroBeyond (from Malaysia).

He lectured me about the damage power cuts do to all this sort of gear - does it fuck the soldered connections or somat?.

He said I should just get a cheap one about 1900 Baht - not to work with, although it would keep my battery-less laptop and router going perhaps, but mainly to give me time to power everything down properly.

At the last place and this, I'd guess I average 2+ power cuts a month.

 

 

 

[LaaMok]

LOL - I cleaned out the kitchen and the closet but I haven't done the office yet - it's a tip - maybe tomorrow.

 

It was the satellite geek who came and got me hooked up to AstroBeyond (from Malaysia).

He lectured me about the damage power cuts do to all this sort of gear - does it fuck the soldered connections or somat?.

He said I should just get a cheap one about 1900 Baht - not to work with, although it would keep my battery-less laptop and router going perhaps, but mainly to give me time to power everything down properly.

At the last place and this, I'd guess I average 2+ power cuts a month.

 

I have two surge protectors, they were 1500 baht each. I should probably get a battery too, due to the expense of the computer. I never leave it running over night or when I am out. I also have two chemical fire extinguisher on hand. I check the water pump regulary and I have software which monitors the processors temperature, and it shuts down the computer way before the recommended max temperature. The computer runs at around 35c. I do my best to look after it and the ssd drive. I was thinking of getting an enterprize drive, but they are 50,000 baht each, (70k in Thailand) double the cost of my ssd drive.

 

Core temp

 

[philkrenshaw]

I have a Mac Mini with a 67" HiDef TV as the display. I have a wireless keyboard and run the whole thing from across the room in a recliner.

[xrayspecs]

After working with computers for so many years I prefer to keep it simple at home now. I just use a laptop for the net and a 360 for gaming.

[LaaMok]

I have a Mac Mini with a 67" HiDef TV as the display. I have a wireless keyboard and run the whole thing from across the room in a recliner.

 

any pictures?

[Fein]

After working with computers for so many years I prefer to keep it simple at home now. I just use a laptop for the net and a 360 for gaming.

 

As well, without any gaming consoles. All the gaming that needs to be done I can do on my laptop.

[fostraswift]

dell precision 17inch laptop..

 

cost me 90,000baht at home

 

grafics card is 20000baht alone

[Dick Farang]

After working with computers for so many years I prefer to keep it simple at home now. I just use a laptop for the net and a 360 for gaming.

 

After working on mainframes for 35 years, I am happy with a compact notebook now.

[BobCh]

After working on mainframes for 35 years, I am happy with a compact notebook now.

Well well. Maybe mainframes took the fun away.

I had my first assembler training in '73 and still cant get enough - never touched a mainframe except from punching cards at the university

[Dick Farang]

Well well. Maybe mainframes took the fun away.

I had my first assembler training in '73 and still cant get enough - never touched a mainframe except from punching cards at the university

 

In 1973 we programmed on COBOL, Assembler and Job Control sheets which were punched on punch cards, tape or floppies and processed in “closed shop” on the mainframe(s).

 

Later we got terminals to do the same job “on line” and later still PCs to emulate terminals.

 

It was “the real thing”, nothing like playing on PCs.