Post Your Computer Specs!

Gaza101

I was interested in the kind of systems that the various AT'ers were sporting today. I've had a look around and can't seem to find an existing post for this, so I thought I'd make one myself.

Use this template if you wish.

[b]CPU(s):[/b] 
[b]GPU(s):[/b] 
[b]Monitor:[/b] 
[b]Motherboard:[/b] 
[b]Chassis:[/b] 
[b]Memory:[/b] 
[b]Storage:[/b] 
[b]Power Supply:[/b] 
[b]OS(es):[/b] 
[b]Other:[/b]

I suppose I should start:

CPU(s): Intel i5-4670
GPU(s): Sapphire R9 Fury
Monitor: ASUS VX229H
Motherboard: Gigabyte B85M-D3H
Chassis: Corsair 200R
Memory: Kingston HyperX Genesis 16GB (4 x 4GB)
Storage: Western Digital Black 1TB
Power Supply: Corsair CS650M
OS(es): Windows 10 (64-bit)
Other: 1TB redundant (mostly cold) storage on separate server

sunspot-p

I operate on a microwave.

Just kidding! I don't really keep track of my computer specs, because I've never been able afford the luxury of building my own. I can talk about my favorite OSes all day, though. I absolutely love Arch Linux and Linux Mint. Kubuntu is great, too.

BookOwl

A 10+ year old compaq laptop with 1024 MB of ram, 80 GB of hard drive space, an AMD64 processor, and windows XP (now debian)

MrFlash67

There's two main computers I use.

Form Factor: Laptop/Ultrabook (I've never been much for marketing buzzwords, so it might actually be something else.)
CPU: Haswell i5 4xxxU (No complaints here, works fine)
GPU: Intel Iris 5xxx? (Fine for desktop use, not great for gaming but it kinda works)
Screen: “Retina” 13in 2560x1600 IPS display (Easily the best part of it, it makes using other screens difficult. Go for 1440p/IPS if at all possible)
Storage: 128gb PCI-E SSD (Speedy but small, get a bigger one if you can.)
OS: Just MacOS (I kinda wanna dual-boot but the storage available makes it a bit difficult.)

and

Form Factor: Desktop (custom built, shared so I technically don't have admin rights but I know all the passwords so…
CPU: Some i3 2xxx (Not great. Not the worst possible, but see if you can get more cores.)
GPU: GTX 750Ti (Probably the saving grace of the thing, makes gaming possible)
Screen: Some cheapo 1366x768 rubbish. (Get at least 1080p. And good colours. And get one bigger than a laptop screen. The only saving grace is that the low res lets the low-end GPU do more)
Storage: 1tb mechanical. (I think it's sub-7000rpm. And I've been spoiled by SSDs. Don't get mechanical hard drives.)
OS: Windows 10. (Works fine, and it's not mine, so I won't dual boot)

Despite all my complaining, both of them work absolutely fine. Neither of them are perfect, but they are both fairly recent mid-rangeish machines that work fine.

To be honest, I'm not really interested in this kind of hardware stuff. I more-or-less know my way around it, but I find it really dull, a rich man's exercise in finding the biggest number. What's inside the case is much less important to me than what's outside it, which is why the comments on the screens are the longest. I'm also considering picking up a cheap mechanical keyboard (Lemel/Acer 6311-TW, if anyone's counting), as my laptop's keyboard is pretty good, but a bit small for my liking, and my desktop's keyboard is some $20 comes-free-with-Windows rubbish.

coc4tm

I use 2 laptops for scratch :

Lenovo IdeaPad 100
CPU(s): Intel Celeron N2840 2.58ghz
GPU(s): Intel HD Graphics
Monitor: 1366x768 LED
Memory: 4go
Storage: 500go HDD
OS(es): Linux Mint 18

Lenovo G700
CPU(s): Intel Celeron 1005M 1.90ghz
GPU(s): Intel HD Graphics
Monitor: 1600x900 TN
Memory: 4go
Storage: 1to HDD
OS(es): Debian 8 (Linux Mint 18 soon…)

-stache-

coc4tm wrote:
I use 2 laptops for scratch :

Lenovo IdeaPad 100
CPU(s): Intel Celeron N2840 2.58ghz
GPU(s): Intel HD Graphics
Monitor: 1366x768 LED
Memory: 4go
Storage: 500go HDD
OS(es): Linux Mint 18

Lenovo G700
CPU(s): Intel Celeron 1005M 1.90ghz
GPU(s): Intel HD Graphics
Monitor: 1600x900 TN
Memory: 4go
Storage: 1to HDD
OS(es): Debian 8 (Linux Mint 18 soon…)

Why don't you try Arch? Its fun

IcyCoder

All the info I could get

Memory: 4 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
Processor: 2.4 GHz Intel Core i5
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 3000 384 MB
Serial Number: lol no
Module: MacBook Pro (13-inch, Late 2011)
OS: MacOS Yosemite
Memory: 500gb
Resolution: 1280 X 800

sunspot-p

-stache- wrote:
Why don't you try Arch? Its fun

If you're really used to Ubuntu siblings, (as coc4tm seems to be) it isn't always the best choice for proficiency.
Definitely with you on the fun side, though!

Macie1234

HP ProLiant DL380 Generation 5 (G5) (2008)

CPU(s): 2x Quad-Core Intel® Xeon® Processor E5430 (2.66 GHz, 80 Watts, 1333 FSB)
GPU(s): none
Monitor: some old 4:3 HP monitor
Form-factor: 2U
Memory: 8GB
Storage: 6x72GB
Power Supply: Two Monsters
OS(es): Arch Linux
Ethernet Speed: GigaBit

MacBook Air (13-inch, Mid 2013)

CPU(s): 1.3 GHz Intel Core i5
GPU(s): Intel HD Graphics 5000 1536 MB
Monitor: 13.3-inch (1440 x 900)
Memory: 4 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Storage: 128GB
OS(es): macOS 10.11.5

Last edited by Macie1234 (July 21, 2016 12:33:03)

blob8108

If anyone's curious:

I have a retina Macbook Pro (mid-2012), with two external monitors (a 27“ Dell in landscape, a 24” Dell in portrait – hipster-style! (posh monitors are totally worth it if you're going to be looking at ‘em for hours, and they last forever, unlike most tech purchases)). I bought a vertical mouse (a ZeleSouris one, for the interested) and a mechanical keyboard (Matias, US-layout–lol) with no numpad – because numpads are terrible things. I -also- have a Magic Trackpad 2 on the left of the keyboard, not because I’m left-handed but because scrolling and zooming are so much easier on one. (The posh keyboard and mouse are to alleviate wrist pain I started getting fifteen months ago. What can I say? I code too much

)

I also have an old Dell workstation with twin xeons (dual CPU, two quad cores – shows its age!). It used to run Arch, until I realised I was spending more time maintaining an operating system than actually using my computer or writing code, so I upgraded my Mac.

NickyNouse

I have a 13-inch 2010 Macbook Pro with no upgrades besides the fact that it's running OSX 10.8. I replaced the screen after my sister dropped a glass of water on it. I ripped the z-key off after my friend convinced me they were reattachable (they are, but not the way I ripped it). The d-key only works about half the time. The disk drive hasn't worked in years but I've rarely needed it.

andrewjcole

Prebuilt HP 110-419:

CPU(s): 2.0ghz AMD A8-6410 quad core APU
GPU(s): Integrated Radeon R5 graphics
Monitor: 21in HP w2207h 1680x1050
Memory: 6GB DDR3
Storage: 1TB 7200rpm
Power Supply: Some 65W PSU
OS(es): Windows 10 Home 64-bit
Ethernet Speed: 1mbps / 0.6mbps

Old Dell Inspiron 1501:

CPU(s): AMD Turion of some sort
GPU(s): Integrated AMD express graphics
Monitor: 1280x800
Memory: 4GB DDR2 (upgraded from 1GB)
Storage: 250GB (upgraded from 80GB)
OS(es): Windows XP SP3 (I know, I suck)

Last edited by andrewjcole (July 21, 2016 21:40:12)

comp09

Desktop
CPU(s): Intel Core i5-2320
GPU(s) NVIDIA GeForce GT 530
Monitor: Samsung SyncMaster EX2220 (not the greatest monitor ever)
Motherboard: Some Dell garbage
Chassis: Dell Inspiron 620
Memory: 8 GB DDR3
Storage: 500 GB Seagate Barracuda, 500 GB WD Green (in a MyBook)
Power Supply: Some cheap Dell 300 W thing
OS(es): Ubuntu 16.04, Windows 10
Other: Fans have exactly two speeds.

Laptop
CPU(s): Intel Core i5-4278U
GPU(s): Intel Iris
Monitor: 2560x1600 Retina MacBook Pro
Motherboard: Something Apple
Chassis: MacBook Pro Mid 2014
Memory: 8 GB
Storage: 256 GB Apple SSD
OS(es): OS X El Capitan, too many virtual machines

Last edited by comp09 (July 21, 2016 23:24:06)

comp09

Website Server
CPU(s): Intel Xeon X3220
GPU(s): None
Monitor: Some old Dell monitor
Motherboard: Something Dell
Chassis: Dell PowerEdge 840
Memory: 6 GB DDR2 ECC
Storage: 2x1 TB WD Blue, ZFS mirror
Power Supply: ???
OS(es): Arch Linux, Ubuntu in Docker

herohamp

Memory: 8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Processor: 2.5 GHz Intel Core i5
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB
Serial Number: C1**********
Module: MacBook Pro (13.3-inch, Late 2013)
OS: MacOS Yosemite
Memory: 500gb
Resolution: 1280 X 800

liam48D

herohamp wrote:
OS: MacOS Yosemite

It's not macOS Yosemite, it's OS X Yosemite. However macOS Sierra is right, not OS X Sierra.

Firedrake969

Inspiron 5537
CPU(s): i5-4200U
GPU(s): Intel HD 4400
Memory: 8GB
Storage: 500 GB
OS(es): Win10, planning to get Docker stuff running sometime
Other: Bash via Cmder/ConEmu

-SuperScratch-

Dont laugh at me. I dont know my specs but il click the world button
My browser / operating system: ChromeOS 8530.11.0, Chrome 53.0.2785.13, Flash 22.0 (release 0)
Yes I run chromeos

DatOneLefty

My Computer
CPU(s): Intel i5
GPU(s): Intel Grapics (lol)
Display: 1366 x 768
Memory: 4 GB
Storage: 500 GB
OS(es): Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, Windoge 10, El Capitan Hackintosh
Other: Dell inspiron 15 3000 series

Web Server 1
CPU(s): Broadcom
GPU(s): Broadcom
Monitor: No
Motherboard: Raspberry Pi
Memory: 1 GB
Storage: 16 GB
Power Supply: no
OS(es): Rasbian Jessie
Other: Raspberry Pi 2

Phone (kinda a computer)
CPU(s): Qualcomm Snapdragon 801
GPU(s): Qualcomm Adreno
Monitor: 1080 x 1920 pixels
Motherboard: MSM8973
Memory: 1 GB
Storage: 16 GB internal 16 GB external
Power Supply: Samsung
OS(es): Andriod Lollypoop
Other: Samsung Galaxy s5

Last edited by DatOneLefty (July 24, 2016 12:25:01)

Macie1234

DatOneLefty wrote:
OS(es): Rasbian Jesse

Why not Arch? Debian is So bloated…

Discuss Scratch