Post a pic of your computer/laptop

[daryematera]

CPU - Intel core 2 duo better for games
MOTHERBOARD - any nvidia 680i chipset based with SLi
RAM - 4GB 800Mhz DDR2
Graphic cards - 2 x 8800 ultras running in SLi
KEYBOARD - TVS Gold
MOUSE - Logitech

[Furai]

My PC:




2x External memories (500GB and 1000GB/1Tera)
A-LINK USB 2.0 4-Port Hub
Wireless mouse
Speakers: Logitech X-530 (5.1) (not in pic)

Vaara = Danger

[Triple_X]

1000GB isn't 1 terabyte 1024gb=1terabyte

[Sido]

No xXx Check This

[RacingFreak]

Here`s mine:




There`s nothing special, except the old monitor and slow computer configuration

[Sido]

Nice desk and can you tell about your PC's components

[Black_Shadow]

I don't have pics
But i'll post a list of components
CPU: Amd Phenom x2 3.2ghz (2010 series)
Garphic card: nVidia GTS450
Ram: 4gb
I have 64bit Windows 7 Home Premium
And mm2 works because i downloaded SpeedBoot

[gerbie]

Manufacturer: Packard Bell
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU 750 @ 2.67GHz (4 CPUs), ~2.7GHz
Memory: 4096MB RAM
Hard Drive: 1TB
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce GT 320 1GB
Monitor: LG FLATRON W1943SS
Speakers: Speedlink Gravity 2.1
Gamepad: Logitech Chillstream

[RacingFreak]

Now that`s what I call computer! My oldie goldie went nuts recently, looking up into buying newer one...

[Sido]

I Havent told about my PC
Microsoft Windows XP SP3 Pro.
3GB Ram.
1GB GFX GT220.
3 HZ CPU.
If I Am not wrong.

[Riva]

Nice rig Gerbie.

@ Sido : only 3 Hz ?

[Franch88]

Good looking computer Gerbie. As usual, most of these branded systems haven't a so much powerful GPU to play decently most of the actual games. The table isn't the best place for a PC and especially for the subwoofer IMO.

Sido, there's some missing components info, and you're wrong on the CPU, you mean 3 GHz.

[gerbie]

Thanks guys.

Good looking computer Gerbie. As usual, most of these branded systems haven't a so much powerful GPU to play decently most of the actual games. The table isn't the best place for a PC and especially for the subwoofer IMO.

OEM systems dont have the most powerfull graphics cards, agreed with that.
But it does fairly well, even with the newer games.
Havent had any games yet that had to be put to medium graphics settings, most are maximum, some are a tiny bit lower.

2 things you need to keep in mind with buying monitors for OEM systems are (1) what kind of software are you going to run on it, and (2) what monitor resolution fits with the software you are going to use on that system.

Playing modern games and having a monitor with 1920x1080 resolution would be pretty tough for a system like mine, or any other OEM system for that matter, wich either results in turning graphics settings down to get a better framerate, or keeping them high with an unplayable framerate.

The LG FLATRON W1943SS i have, wich is a 18,5'' monitor, with a 1360x768 resolution.
So far i dont regret for choosing this monitor, it fits the PC nicely.

And yeah, the sub and PC arent placed well, i know hehe, would of liked to see it standing somewere else to, but i still live in my parents house, and this whas pretty much the only free option i had to place it on, with a wired internet connection ofcourse.
But the sub growls deep and nice no matter what place you put it in.

[RacingFreak]

Just wanted to let you know what I just have from recently



(sorry for bad quality, used my GSM to take them)
Have it since last week. I`m currently out in vacation, so I have time to set-up and install my new PC in my aunt`s house. You can see also her laptop in background

By far, I installed Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit and still amazed at how fast it`s running on. Going to install TDU2, when having stable network connection on.It also got 1TB harddrive (I set it on C only), which will gave me finally place to manage all my MM2 projects and so on. Carry on!

[whoami]

Packard Bell dot se
Intel Atom N450 1.66 Ghz.
1014 MB RAM
Windows XP Home Edition 32-bit OEM Edition
10.1" Wide SVGA LED LCD Screen
Acer DOT SE motherboard
Some Realtek Speakers
and 160 GB HDD
And it's the one I do everything on!