Post you computer specs.

[Blox]

CPU: Zilog Z80A 3.5 MHz processor
Memory: 48 Kb
GPU: 256x192 resolution, 15 colors (7 shades bright mode for each black), each 8 x 8 pixel square limited to a max of 2 colors
Monitor: Generic second-hand colour CRT television
Audio: 1 channel with 1-bit sound using a 10-octave built-in beeper + AY-3-8912 sound chip with 3 channels of 4-bit sound
Operating System: Sinclair BASIC
Keyboard: 40-key rubber membrane keyboard w/ up to six BASIC functions per key
Peripherals: Generic portable cassette player, Kempston Joystick Interface + Competition Pro

sick specs dudE!!

[Kostov]

now that is awesome

[Hellser]

CPU: Intel Core i5 3570k @ 4.2 GHz
Memory: 8GB Corsair Vengeance
GPU: eVGA GeForce GTX 770 SC
Motherboard: AsRock Z77 Extreme 6
PSU: OCZ (branded, now FirePower) ZT Series Modular 750w
Audio: RealTek Onboard Shitset
OS: Windows 8.1
Keyboard: Steelseries Apex
Mouse: Corsair M65 Laser Mouse
Headphone: Sennheiser HD 429
Microphone: CAD U1 USB Dynamic Microphone

[Kostov]

Oh hey, another Sennheiser user.

[merlin86]

CPU: Intel Core i7 860 @ 2.80 GHz
Memory: 8GB Corsair ValueSelect DDR3
GPU: Ati Radeon 5770 HD
Motherboard: ASRock P55M Pro
PSU: A very basic one, 650W
Audio: RealTek Onboard Audio
OS: Windows 8.1 & Linux Debian "Stretch"
Keyboard: HP Keyboard
Mouse: Logitech M100

maybe i'll update my PC in some years (2...3) but now it works pretty well, since it can run (G)Zdoom, Mass Effect trilogy, some other games that I like, and developing programs in python and Visual FoxPro 9

[Oberron]

Sorry for bumping lads, OS on my new specs has been updated Windows 10, because it was done after waiting a lot.

[CWolf]

Core 2 Duo
GeForce 7600 GS
OS: 8.1

That's all what you need to know. My comp is mamonth' shit.

[T_Silverwolf]

Only because I'm finally happy with a machine I own. . . I plan to upgrade it in a couple months because most of the hardware is similarly sized and has been shown to work from one model to the next, but this what I currently have:

Dell Precision M6400 Laptop
Core 2 Extreme Q9300 Quad core 2.53 ghz
16 Gigs of RAM (max)
Quadro FX 3700m (1 GB RAM on board)
1900x1200
512 GB SSD (x2, RAID1)
Bluray burner
Wireless N (though I forget the exact card atm)
Fingerprint reader
NFC communicator
Behringer 202 external USB Audio Interface
Audio Technica M50x headphones
Running Linux Mint 17.3 KDE with Nvidia proprietary drivers.
9 cell battery that lasts MAYBE 50 minutes when I'm working. . . Less if I'm actually doing multiple things. This is the result of the hardware and Linux's fairly poor battery life stuff (even with Powertop, I can't get more than an hour) But this is kind of a known issue with this laptop.

The upgrade path I'm on is going to have me replacing the bottom chassis and mainboard/cpu to an M6500 one that has USB 3.0, an i7 quad core and a few other improvements (like being able to address 32 gigs of ram). This will shore up some of the power drain (the 6400 came out right at the cusp of the 1st gen i3-5-7 series cpus) and I can still use all the hardware in my current laptop as configured. All in all, I paid 100 dollars for my current machine (with the 150w charger) and I expect to spend another 80-100 for the other components. Not a bad deal, if I do say so myself.

[darkhaven3]

Core i5-3450 @ 3.7 GHz
24GB of RAM
GTX 980 4GB @ 1.4GHz
Creative Sound Blaster Z (basically almost never works in Windows 10)
Dual 1TB 7200RPM hard drives
1920x1080
Running Windows 10

[Marisa the Magician]

Desktop (custom built piece of old and new junk):
Q8400 @ 3.17GHz
560Ti 1GB (one death, one reballing, still strong)
8GB DDR3
1TB SATA3 WD Blue (contains Arch Linux, fully using GLORIOUS ZFS MASTER RACE)
160GB SATA2 Maxtor (contains Windows 7 carelessly squeezed in)
1920x1080 23" cheap LCD

Laptop (Compaq 6720s saved from the trash):
Celeron 560 @ 2GHz
X3100 (worst integrated gpu ever, 90% of everything is unusable. at least I can run Doom smoothly... in software... at 320x200)
3GB DDR2
120GB SATA2.5 (yes, that's at least what SMART says) Fujitsu (also has Arch on ZFS. Yes, ZFS on a goddamn laptop, because I can)
1280x800 15" screen with one dead pixel and a horrible horrible bit depth with awful dithering.

Raspberry Pi (Model B rev 2.0):
OC'd to 1GHz without any cooling because I'm insane
8GB Class 10 SD card (Arch on ext4, tried btrfs once but it's an unstable pile of crap)
Hooked to a 1024x768 15" ancient LCD with some stuck pixels through a cheap HDMI to VGA converter.
I don't use it much now that I have a laptop.


I would definitely replace a lot of things if I had the money.

[TypeSaucy]

This is my desktop:

CPU: Intel i5 6600k Skylake 3.5GHz
PSU: EVGA SuperNova 650w Gold Cert
Memory: 8gb (4gb x 2) DDR4 3000hz (might add in 2 more)
Storage: 240GB SSD + 1TB HDD 7200RPM SATA
Graphics: MSI GTX 970 4gb
Mobo: Asus Z170 Gaming
OS: Windows 10 Education

It has an DVD/RW drive, and a card reader. Love this machine.

[Naniyue]

http://www.amazon.com/HP-Touchsmart-11- ... B00E3KQWIC

In other words, WEAK, but with a lot of tweaking, and my high tolerance for low frame rates, I still have a lot of fun. For example, if an FPS gets at least 25 FPS, then my eyes and mouse can still follow the action. Most older games and emulated stuff play fine, except for some of those that don't recognize both cores. It's very light weight, and stays amazingly cool no matter how hard I push it.

Won't be playing Fallout 4 anytime soon, though.

PS: I put the Macross UN Spacy Symbol over the HP logo. Ha ha!

[XCVG]

I'm doing a lot of stuff on my laptop. This will probably replace my desktop some time in the future, especially if eGPU pans out.

Dell XPS 15 9550
CPU: Intel Core i5-6300HQ (Skylake, 4C/4T, 45W)
Memory: 16GB DDR4-2133 (2x8 Kingston HyperX)
Graphics: Intel HD 530 (GT2) and nVidia GeForce GTX 960M 2GB (Optimus)
Storage: 512GB Crucial MX200 m.2, 1TB Samsung SpinPoint 5400RPM
Sound: Realtek ALC3266, Sound Blaster X-Fi MB3
Display: 15.6" 1920x1080 IPS
OS: Windows 10 Pro

It's powerful enough to do everything I need it to do, including video editing and virtual machines. The 960M is adequate for gaming, but just barely, which is why I'm looking into eGPU. It's not a gaming laptop- the thin and light design is nice to carry around but it screams and gets really hot under load.

[Redfox123]

my laptop is a potato

but i'm building my self a new desktop
unfortunately there are not many computer stores in reykjavik

[wildweasel]

The Gaming Powerhouse from 2010, "ARNGRIM":

• Gigabyte 990FXA-UD3 Motherboard
• AMD Phenom II X4 955 Black Edition @3.2 GHz
• 16 GB of DDR3-1600 RAM (Corsair Vengeance)
• EVGA NVIDIA GeForce 560 GTX 1GB
• On-board sound
• Storage: 1 Samsung 850 EVO solid-state drive (250 GB), 1 Western Digital hard drive (160 GB), 1 Samsung hard drive (1 TB), two Western Digital external drives (750 GB and 1 TB respectively), 1 DVD+R DL w/LightScribe

A bunch of this really needs updating. I unfortunately built myself into a corner, since I upgraded my motherboard in such a way that I would get USB 3 and more room for RAM but keeping the same CPU. Unfortunately, Socket AM3+ doesn't go any further than the AMD FX-8350, which I've been told is not technically an upgrade to the Phenom II X4.