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Reply #25
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BTW, I just graduated from college (ie university). The job market sucks so bad...

I wish our job market could be that bad... :'(

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Reply #26
Megaman: is great to find another guy from Argentina!!!
My PC (last march updated):
MoBo: PC Chips 810
CPU: AMD Athlon XP 1800+ (1533 Mhz)
RAM: 384 Mb (256 +128) (8 Mb VGA Shared)
HD: Maxtor Firewall 30 Gb (3 years old)
Sound Cards: SIS on board (shitty), SB Audigy Platinum2
Samsumg Sync Master 550v (15" Monitor)
SIS On Board Graphic Card
SIS On Board PCI Modem (56 kb v.90)
Edifier Ramble 1900TB (2x60 Watts RMS) (conected to the onboard sound card) and a Pioneer Receiver (100x5 watts RMS, 5.1 Dolby Digital decoder In) with JBL Home Theather speakers (5 satellites + Active Subwoofer) connected to the SB Audigy Sound Card.
Creative 5x DVD-Rom (3 years old)
Creative 52x CD-Rom (2 years old)
Matsushita RW 8575 CD-RW Writer (3 years old, more than 500 cd burned and still burn fine)
The next june I will buy a new HD, a 80 or 120 Gb HD and I want to buy a new graphic card too, one with TV out for watch DivX and Xvid movies in TV, my old Vodoo 3 3000 TV out die the last april  .
MPC: --quality 10 --xlevel (v. 1.15s) (archive/transcoding)
MP3:  LAME 3.96.1 --preset standard (daily listening/portable)

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Reply #27
Duron 1300
256mb PC100 RAM
K7S5A mobo
30gb Maxtor HD
4gb Quantum Fireball SCSI drive (probably 6/7 years old!)
Hyper-leet Voodoo 4
Plextor 48/24/48 (Thanks to recommendations from here)
ASUS CD-S520/A

Everything else is on-board or not worth mentioning.

My sound system is an old stereo connected to my computer via a car-kit tape adaptor thingy. I get maybe a 8-bit equivalent noise floor with it, so if I'm doing anything half-ways important (read: ABX testing), I use a pair of panasonic headphones I modified to fit inside my hard-hat's earmuffs for nice homemade cans. They cut most household noise down to maybe 20dB above my tinnitus level, although usually it remains below that level.

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Reply #28
P4 3GHz (800Mhz FSB) HyperThreading
Gigabyte GA-8IK1100 Intel 875P -chipset (800Mhz FSB support)
1 GB 400MHz DDR RAM
Terratec Aureon 5.1 Sky 24 Bit/192 kHz
Radeon 9500pro
48x24x48x16x DVD/CD-RW combo
Juha Laaksonheimo

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Reply #29
Duron 1GHz
MSI K7T2 VIA KT133-chipset
256MB SDRAM
M-audio AudioPhile 2496
nVidia Vanta
Sony DRU-500A (DVD+-RW/CD-R/RW)
Iiyama 17" CRT
Roland MA-10D(D/A+speaker)
IBM SpaceSaver Keyboard
my own Linux (based on slackware)

Oh poor machine
May the source be with you! // Takehiro TOMINAGA

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Reply #30
@takehiro - how are those DRU-500A - I've been thinking about getting one but I had a bad experience with Sony before so I've been a bit worried about trying another one.

anyone else feel welcome to comment on that one or the Pioneer A05. 

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Reply #31
Celeron 300a
128MB SDRAM
20GB "Magnetic Data Technologies" IDE Hard Drive
60GB "Maxtor Liquid Drive" IDE Hard Drive
LG GCE-8520B Re-writable CD Drive (52x24x52x)
3Com EtherLink XL 10/100 PCI TX NIC
Philips 105S 15 Inch Monitor Connected to:
ATI 3D Rage Pro.

:fear:

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Reply #32
My system (still decent for my needs):
  • AMD Athlon 1.4ghz T-Bird Processor
  • Shuttle AK31 v3.1 MB w/ KT266a Chipset
  • 512mb PC2100 DDR Ram @ CL2.5 3/6/3 Memory Timings
  • Allied 350w Power Supply
  • Asus V7700 Deluxe - Geforce 2 GTS 32mb w/ Video In+Out
  • Sound Blaster Live! Value 
  • Netgear 10/100 NIC
  • 40gb & 160gb WD 7200rpm Hard Drives (models WD400BB and WD1600JB, respectively), the latter w/ 8mb Cache
  • Pioneer 16x DVD-Rom
  • TDK 32x10x40 CD-RW (Piece of crap, based on a Sanyo Unit  )
  • 17in Samsung 753df Flatscreen (not flat panel) monitor
Other Notes: Loud-ass Coolermaster heatsink, 2 case fans & PS Fan make this a loud system. I need to buy a better CPU heatsink and remove the case fans (or at least replace them with quiet units.)

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Reply #33
My system:
  • Athlon XP1700+
  • ECS K7S5A
  • 256 MB RAM
  • Matrox G400
  • Some Maxtor 5400 RPM 40 GB HDD
  • TerraTec EWX 24/96
What I just assembled for my sister:
  • Intel P4 2.4C (800 Mhz FSB)
  • Abit IC7
  • 512 MB RAM
  • nVidia Ti4200
  • Seagate 7200.7 80 GB SATA
My sisters computer totally crushes mine. I find it very embarrassing, and I have to upgrade very soon .

[span style='font-size:7pt;line-height:100%']Added sound card.[/span]


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Reply #35
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P2 - 266 Mhz
Intel 440LX Motherboard (66 Mhz bus)
160 MB PC100 SDRAM (system bus limits it to 66 Mhz)
8.4 GB HD

Voodoo 3 3500 TV w/16 MB RAM
Sound Blaster AWE64 Value (ISA)
HP CD-Writer+ 9100 8/4/32
USR 56k Voice/Fax Modem (ISA)

Jealous?

I have a similar PC in the loft

CPU - 233 PII
RAM - 256Mb
HDD - 6.2Gb
sound - sound blaster gold
grafix - ati 3d rage pro 8Mb

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Reply #36
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I think I might have too many computers:

(...)

Fully working computers lying in the closet doing nothing:
- Dual P2-400 with 1 Gb ram and 20 Gb disk.
- Dual P2-266 with 256 Gb ram and 4x 30 Gb disk space.
- Dual Celeron 400 with 256 Mbram and 4x 30 Gb disk space.
- P2-350 with 128 Mb ram and 3 Gb disk
- Pentium 200 with 128 Mb ram
- HP Jornada 16 Mb

You could give this computers to e.g. poor childrens. Don`t forget to add http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/ as start page for browsers in preinstalled systems on these machines

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Reply #37
Intel Celeron 1200, 256kB (watercooled... with a Koolance chipset cooler )
Asus CUBX (...socket-modded )
2x Dane-Elec 256Mb
Club3D ATi XPert2000 32MB (Rage 128 Pro)
Maxtor 6L-D740X 40GB
LiteOn LTR-48246S (48x24x48x)
LG CED-8080B (32x8x4x) (faster than the Lite-On with CDS200 discs! B))
Marian Marc 2 B)
3Com Etherlink 10/100 3C905C-TX

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Reply #38
Upstairs (my brother's bedroom):
PII-300MHz CPU
192MB RAM
4GB master HD, 8GB slave
32× CD-ROM
4×4×6× external (USB) CD-RW
4MB S3 video card
Soundblaster 16 soundcard
Ethernet card leading to router connecting it to...

Downstairs (laundry room):
PIII-733MHz CPU
256MB RAM
30GB master HD
4× DVD
40×12×40× CD-RW
32MB S3 Savage4 video card
Soundblaster 128 soundcard
Ethernet card, obviously

Shared conection: Vidéotron internet by cable

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Reply #39
I have multiple computers, for different tasks:

PC #1, Internet & Music
Dell Inspiron 4150 Laptop
Intel P4-m 1.8GHz
512MB Ram
40GB 5400rpm HD
24x CD-RW/DVD combo

PC #2, Gaming ++
Intel P4 1.8@2.2GHz
512MB PC-800 RD-Ram
9.1 + 18.2GB 10.000rpm SCSI HD
GeForce 3 TI500
SoundBlaster Live
LiteOn 48x burner
++

PC #3, Work computer
Compaq Deskpro
Intel P3 650MHz
256MB Ram
10GB HD

PC #4, File server & Gateway
Intel Pentium 120Mhz
96MB Ram
34 + 120GB HD
Dual 3com NIC

Thats enough for me! 

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Reply #40
Quite a range of machines here! From Oleg's "hey it works" box to JohnV's "I'm the boss" machine, and Annuka covering everything in between.

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Reply #41
I have:
AthlonXP 1600+ (1,4GHz)
512 DDR
KT400
60GB HD + 30GB HD
GF4MX200 64 MB DDR

Is that machine good enough for WindowsXP?

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Reply #42
Intel D875PBZ MoBo and 3 GHz 800MHz FSB P4 cpu
1 to 2 GB PC3200 RAM
ATI 9800 AIW video
M-Audio for sound (or other...haven't decided yet)
Adaptec 29160 SCSI controller and a 36 GB 10K U160 SCSI drive (for boot)
(2) 60 GB ATA100 drives in a RAID Level 1 mirrored volume
Sony GDM-FW900 24" widescreen monitor
Yamaha F1 USB2 ext RW
Sony DRX 500 ext DVD

This is my future system. Waiting for the 9800 to ship (within a month I've heard).

xen-uno
No one can be told what Ogg Vorbis is...you have to hear it for yourself
- Morpheus

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Reply #43
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This is my future system. Waiting for the 9800 to ship (within a month I've heard).

xen-uno

9800s have been shipping here for a couple of weeks, or so!!

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Reply #44
That may be true for the 9800 Pro, but not for the All In Wonder 9800 (Pro). But if I'm wrong, let me know!

xen-uno
No one can be told what Ogg Vorbis is...you have to hear it for yourself
- Morpheus

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Reply #45
Desktop:
    PIII 533 MHz
    256 MB RAM
    80 GB HDD
    SoundBlaster 128 PCI (temporary)
    SuSE Linux 8.2 Pro

Laptop: (not often in use)
    AMD AthlonXP 1800+ (1500 MHz)
    512 MB RAM
    40 GB HDD
    Onboard Sound (sounds horrible)
    WindowsXP

BadHorsie

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Reply #46
Athlon 1400 Mhz
512kb RAM
60GB Hard drive (1 x 40, 1 x 20 both Western Digital)
Radeon 7500 Graphics
Soundblaster Live 5.1 Sound card
Pioneer DVD-ROM
HP 9100 CD-RW
Creative 2.1 speakers
Windows XP

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Reply #47
despite my previous post, I will jump in here (at least partially) anyways
Linux/*nix Box:
Super Micro full server Case
slightly older Asus Intel P4 MB (forget the exact model, the only P4 I own)
shitty onboard AC '97 sound
a 32 MB Hercules video card from my box of "spare parts"
A adequate 10 GB from my school days
an Asus 52x CD drive and my old 16x CD-RW (bumped when I upgraded to a 44x drive on main system)
a good Intel NIC that linux likes "out of the box"
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currently running MD 9.1 but that has varied widely and I may try Woody out in the near future.

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Reply #48
AMD 2600+
512 MB ram - for now.
nVidiaGeForce4  MX440 w/128MB on board ram.
AC '97 on board sound - for now. (Really leaning towards M-Audio something or another.)
120GB Main HD.
80GB Music file only HD.
LG CD-RW 40x10x40
LG DVD rom

Also on the wish list View Sonic 19" flat panel. Price is right, but there is always the thought that as soon as I get it, something better will come out next week for $20.00 more.

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Reply #49
Some of you may not like macs, I am very sorry for you.

Desktop
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Power Mac G4 Dual 1.42 Ghz (2 x 23' Apple Cinema Display, 1920x1200)
2,048 mb DDR RAM
128 mb ATi Radeon 9700 Pro GPU
120 gb internal hd
4x200 gb external storage
Midiman Audiophile 2496 PCI Audio Card (24 bit, 96 khz)
Internal DVD-R 4x, CD-R/RW 16x
FireWire 400/800
Gigabit Ethernet
Built in Bluetooth

Laptop
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Powerbook G4 1 Ghz (17' widescreen display, 1440x900)
1,024 mb DDR RAM
64 mb NvIdia GeForce 440 Go GPU
60 gb internal hd
Midiman Audiophile 2496 PCI Audio Card (24 bit, 96 khz)
Internal DVD-R 1x, CD-R/RW 8x
FireWire 400/800
Gigabit Ethernet
Built in Bluetooth