Here's my contribution.

2 Mac Pros (presumably clustered) connected to a 4K IBM display.

Wow

The thing that powered the Watson A.I. stuff.

http://imageshack.com/i/0fzq7kj

It's saying “Sorry, you need to host your images with a service like imageshack.com”

The new Mac Pro looks extremely promising.

utilite
arm is better than x86

Chrome Books are cool. We had to use them today at school for stupid testing.

The Surface 2, certainly not the best, definitely holds some promises.
http://gigaom.com/2013/09/09/surface-2-devices-are-debuting-this-month-heres-what-to-expect/

LeDerpy123 wrote:

The Surface 2, certainly not the best, definitely holds some promises.
http://gigaom.com/2013/09/09/surface-2-devices-are-debuting-this-month-heres-what-to-expect/

And I was just about to get a Surface Pro! I might as well wait for the Haswell model after all.

Some six-core Samsung laptop. Really high end stuff isn't common over here (it's way too expensive, like everything that has to be imported by distributors, due to taxes), except on gamer circles maybe.

@honesty: wow ibm lol
@banana500: yea I think it looks cool as well, like those transparent plastic iMacs a long time ago.
@Zaneki: lol
@technoguyx: I can imagine. Even where I'm living at the moment (korea) computers are hideously expensive, like $800-1000 for a pentium or atom powered windows 8 laptop. Crazy if you consider that these laptops are manufactured by samsung and lg and stuff. (korean brands)

Btw the computer I mentioned was at a graphic designer's office.

The human brain

harleyquin wrote:

The human brain

I love the human brain

Hmm, I know a rich guy who has a sweet setup, like so:

1 Intel i7 Extreme (unknown model)
1 HIS Radeon 7870 GHz
1 EVGA GTX 690
1 MSI Radeon 7990
16 GBs of DDR3
Some over-the-top mobo, I really don't know what model, but it is manufactured by MSI once again
And a couple TBs of storage!

Did I mention this guy is rich? Cause he is. He really is.

Hm that's a nice setup, but probably not as expensive as the one I mentioned on my topic post. I heard he paid like $3000 for the monitor alone, second hand (they're not manufactured any more and rare as a result)

IBM Lenovo x60s.

harleyquin wrote:

The human brain

I agree.

terminator68 wrote:

1 HIS Radeon 7870 GHz
1 EVGA GTX 690
1 MSI Radeon 7990

3 different cards running in parallel? I'm pretty sure that's not possible… o_o

Harakou wrote:

terminator68 wrote:

1 HIS Radeon 7870 GHz
1 EVGA GTX 690
1 MSI Radeon 7990

3 different cards running in parallel? I'm pretty sure that's not possible… o_o

OpenCL?

I went to a college and saw they had 7 Mac Pros (server version) connected to a 100" screen.

My computer HAHA NO

It's some junky thing but at least it works and has a halfway decent graphics card (I can comfortably play Splice on it)