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OK... here goes:

Model: Home grown.
MB: EVga NF41 S939 NForce4
CPU: AMD Opteron 175 Dual core 2.2 GHz
Mem: 4x512MB OCZ DDR 400MHz
Video: XFX 7950gx2 520MHz 1GB DDR3
SC: Soundblaster Audigy 2
HDD: 2x146GB Seagate 15k RPM SCSI U320
SCSI Ctrl: Adaptec 29160 U160 (not RAID and U160, this needs to change soon!)
DVD-R: LG 16X
PS: Enermax Liberty 500W
Case: Raidmax Scorpio 868 (loaded with 6 Antec glowing blue fans. Ooooo..)
Monitor: Acer 22" WS 1680x1050 700:1 5ms
KB: Logitech G15
Mouse: Logitech MX518
Headphone: Zalman Surround 5.1 w/ mic
Mouse pad: A cheap peice of crap that has to go! Any one have any good ideas?

What do ya think? I took a while to get this far...

8)
 
Model: Custom
Processor: AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual-Core Processor 4800+ @ 2.5 GHz
Memory: DDR2 2GB Dual Corsair
Hard Drive: 80GB POS salvaged from old computer
Video Card: EVGA GeForce 8800GTS 320MB
Monitor: A big old 21" CRT
Sound: On board
Headset: Sony Noise canceling
Speakers: None
Keyboard: See hard drive
Mouse: Logitech Optical Mouse
Mouse Surface: Blue
Operating System: Yes
Mother Board: ECS GeForce 6100SM-M Socket AM2
Case & PSU: Raidmax Ares Mid Tower Case /w 450W PSU
 
Heres my monster gaming rig (and my 360 lol) at least it was back at the end of '05! It still puts up decent numbers in 3dMark06, and can play any game on max settings at my monitors native resoultion... so I guess it'll hold me over till sometime later this year when I upgrade.

Specs:
Manufacturer: Dua|ity baby!
Processor: AMD Athlon 64 3800+ @ 2.7Ghz (12x multiplier)
Memory: OCZ 2GB (2x1GB) DDR400 PC3200 Gold Series (450mhz - 3-4-4-8-1T)
MotherBoard: eVGA nForce4 SLI Edition skt. 939 (900mhz HT *4x multi.)
Video Card: Dual eVGA 7800GT's in SLI
Hard Drive: Western Digital 250GB SATAII 7200rpm 16mb buffer
Monitor: Viewsonic VX2025WM 20.1" widescreen 8ms Digital LCD
Sound Card: Creative X-fi Xtrememusic Sound Card
Speakers: Logitech X-230 2.1 Speakers
Headset: TurtleBeach EarForce HPA2 5.1 Surround w/ Mic
Case: Thermaltake Soprano Black w/ 2x120mm, 1x90mm Fans (red LEDs)
Cooling: Zalman Fatal1ty FC-77 Heatsink 1x120mm Fan (red LEDs)
Power: Thermaltake w0093ru 500watt PSU 1x220mm Fan
Keyboard: Microsoft Multimedia Keyboard
Mouse: Logitech MX-518 Optical Gaming Mouse


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These pics are a little old... the 360 is now on the other side of the room hooked up to my 42" Plasma hehe... otherwise thats pretty up to date.
 
nice setup, i did a red theme on my first comp, kinda hard to find stuff for it though
 
tell me about it... the 92mm side fan I had to order from Australia lol
 
Got this for 400 cash.

Custom
Pentium 4 2.8ghz HT
1 Gig Ram
nVidia 6800 GT
Logitech Laser Mouse
Dynex Keyboard
Logitech Headset
Gateway VX920 Monitor
 
=(e)= Morbid
Model: Custom
Processor: AMD Athlon9TM) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4200+ @ 2.2Ghz
Memory: 2046MB RAM (2GB)
Hard Drive: 250GB Seagate 250GB Seagate '500GB Something(Coming soon. :P)'
Video Card: nVidia Geforce 7900 GTO
Monitor: Acer 19" Widescreen LCD, Proview 17" LCD
Sound Card: Mobo SoundMax
Headset: Sennheiser HDR-130
Microphone: Logitech USB
Keyboard: Logitech G15
Mouse: Logitech G5
Mouse Surface:LOL Walmart. :(
Operating System: Windows XP Professional SP2
 
All this talk of nVIDIA cards. Where's my ATI buddies?? Even though I have no beef against nVIDIA (my hp laptop runs a 265MG GeForce 7600 with 2GB of RAM).

I know people have SLI comps but does anyone else run Crossfire or am I the only one?
 
nice set up dua|ilty
good ol 360 ftw
with xbox live that setup pwns though comp is a little old but still runs dods great so who cares btw good job at keeping ur comp area clean i wish i could say the same for mine ... i wish i had xbox live ... i wish i had faster than 56k modem connection in my town. 42 inch nice
 
Not really.... nVidia always try to release crap early in developement... IE DX10 ready cards before any GPU intensive DX10 only games were released. The new ATI sucks balls right now... but thats expected... its new. We'll just have to wait and see who's on the top. If ATI can fix alot of the crap and get it running smoother and with less problems than the 8800's really soon then ATI will have the market. :) nVidia are just product whores, smart whores. :( ATI actually give a rats butthole about their products... nVidia just like quantity not quality. So, it depends on alot of things to decide who is leading the market. :(
 
morbid if ati gave a crap about their products... they wouldn't release anything untill they made proper drivers. I owned an ATI card for about 2 days, and returned it the day I installed catalyst for the third time. They can't produce the software to let any of us use their hardware. Nvidia, on the other hand, has allways had happy drivers, my Nvidia cards allways work well, and OC nicely.
 
lol, i was about to get that Zalman 120 cpu fan, but i went with the Thermaltake BLue Orb II 120
 
Well they can't actually make proper drivers without having them tested in mass. Simply because they have to make sure it works for ALL people... which is really hard to do with a testing lab and a certain amount of computers with certain amount of specs. Its just not done. nVidia has never made proper drivers.... 8800's sucked ass the first they came out also... My brother is still pissed that he bought one. lol

Edit: And yeah ATI's software does suck..... hopefully with AMD and ATI as a combined entity this might change. :)
 
hmmmm this might surprise most of you guys... but I indeed play on a iMac thanks to some good ol' Bootcamp. i run all my vid settings on high and still get crisp, smooth, vid lag free performance when running DoD :D with mid to slightly high FPS.

here are my iMac's specs:

20 inch screen
Processor: 2ghz Intel Core 2 Duo Processor
RAM: 2gb
Video Card: ATI Radeon x1600 w/ 236 VRAM
Hard Drive: 250gb


i think i can safely say i'm the only one here that plays DoD on a mac haha.
 
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