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I just want to see how all of your computers look like, post a link to one or more pics of it.

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So this is what mine looks like.

Specs

Processor:
Intel Core i5 750(2.66GHz)

Memory:
Corsair 4GB DDR3@1333Mhz RAM

Hard Drive:
2 x 500GB

Video Card:
MSI Geforce GTX470

Monitor:
Acer 23" 1920x1080

Keyboard:
Microsoft X6 Sidewinder

Operating System:
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit

Motherboard:
Intel P55


[Edited by shianova, 7/15/2010 5:46:08 PM]

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You could have asked "What are your cases?"

[Edited by ArchDuke, 7/15/2010 1:49:57 PM]

Yea well you can also post your specs .

Link 18 glorious inches being wasted. This thing can barely run Knights of the Old Republic 1.

Link And this poopsicle has Windows 98, 64 megs of ram, and about 10 gigs of hard drive space.

Both of my rigs seriously suck.

This is my case: Link

It's easy on the eyes and totally tool-less. The only complaint is that my uberlong video card obscures two 3.5" bays.

Back in December I upgraded to a Phenom 2 X4 965 Black. Which was the best AMD chip available from Newegg at the time. 4gb ram. Functional mobo.

And I'm still packing the ancient Geforce 8800GTX that I've been trying to replace for the last six months.

Processor:
AMD Phenom(tm) II X4 965 Processor (4 CPUs), @3.4GHz

Memory:
Corsair 4GB DDR3@1333Mhz RAM

Hard Drive:
640 GB, 1 TB

Video Card:
X2 ATI Radeon HD 5770 Crossfire

Monitor:
LG 21" 1920x1080

Keyboard:
Logitech G15

Operating System:
Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit

Motherboard:
790x USB 3.0

Computer Case:
Antec 600

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i made it myself cost about $1500-1900 all up and it has blue LED's

[Edited by Telapicus, 7/15/2010 5:15:38 PM]

Lenovo Thinkpad T500 - Link

Not the best looking laptop but who really cares about that anyways. This thing is the most bulletproof computer I've ever used. My favourite feature besides it's resistance to impacts is that red dot in the middle of the keyboard. It's a mouse kind of thing, I'm so used to it that I literally can't use a laptop without one.

My university gives every student a Thinkpad at $1500/year out of tuition. Not worth it if you're in science, business, health sci, or anything except engineering really. The engineering software that comes loaded on mine would bankrupt my parents in one blow so $1500/year is quite reasonable. At graduation we get to keep them after a formality payment of $1. I'm definitely gonna do that and after that I'm never buying any laptop except a Thinkpad. They're bloody expensive (anywhere from $700 to $4000) but totally worth it in durability alone.

We get IT support year round and we're allowed to have one major incident per year. Mine fell of my bed last year and totally slaughtered the motherboard. They just give you a loaner laptop and send it off to be repaired.

Specs:
XP Pro SP3
Intel Core Duo 2.4 GHz
3GB RAM
C-Drive = 90.4 GB
D-Drive = 58.5 GB
DVD CD-RW burner
1680x1050 resolution

I don't know what kind of motherboard or video cards and all that other jazz I have because well, I don't really care. The hardest thing I do with it is use CAD/CAM software and download video and whatever I have works well with those.

Im not a big fan of IBM Stinkpads.