which do you use?  

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  1. 1. which do you use?

    • Standard (built your own) MSI, ASUS, etc...
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    • Dell
      71
    • Compaq
      25
    • HP
      15
    • IBM
      3
    • Gateway
      13
    • Sony
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    • eMachine
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    • Other Unidentifiable stuff
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    • Mac
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Supermicro P4DCE+ i860 Dual Xeon motherboard

2x 1.8Ghz Intel Xeon "Prestonia" (400FSB)

2x Akasa 680 HSF (Socket 603)

2x 256mb Rambus (Kingston, IIRC)

Elsa GeForce3 Ti200

2x Maxtor 40Gb 7200rpm hard drives

Floppy

16x DVD

40/20/10 (or something like that) CDRW

Zip drive

Lian Li PC70 full tower case

MS keyboard

Logitech wheel mouse optical

Epson Stylus Color 680 printer (rubbish)

Altec Lansing speakers

Motherboard has built-in sound (AC97), Ethernet (10/100), so I don't need any PCI cards...

  altezza said:
Some day I'll try build computer on shuttle :)

Yeah? They are kind of nice, being small an having a pretty good MOBO, but the powersupply suck. That and the difficulty in putting one together. The place where I bought it is considering not carring them. I was thinking of getting one for myself even though I just got an old laptop and have the system below. The nice thing about shuttle is that they offer a good Intel chipset model that looks really kool, and probably would outlast the AMD models....sad though the thought is. ;)

hey, I just got online for the first time with my new laptop! Ok it's not brand new, it is the laptop my wife's friend gave me for helping her build that shuttle. It is an old Compaq Presario 1200XL series laptop. It has a highspeed K6-2 processor! and 32mb of RAM, with 6gig HD. Real nice specs. (I'm only joking). It may not be much but at least I can type this with it. It isn't too bad, seems to run pretty good. The battery had gone bad, the friend had been using it as a desktop and didn't know the battery went bad, just thought the whole thing had gone south, So she gave it to me to help her. I already ordered a memory upgrade and if things go well then I may get a new battery although I'm not certain why I should, the power cord works fine. I hope XP will go on it, Compaq has detailed instructions for installation. Any thoughts?

1st built by me system (check sig) so far only paid $300 for it, don't know if that good or not but all I need now is a graphics card and I'm set.

-add 15" pos monitor

-hp keyboard

-logitech optical mouse

-case w/400watts

-16x12x48 cd burner and 48x cdrom

now I gotta update my sig :(

Athlon XP 2600+ 333FSB

2x256MB Corsair PC2700

AIW 9700 Pro

80GB WD 8MB

Chaintech Zenith 7NJS(I regret that one)

and

Pentium 4 1.5GHz

2x256MB Samsung PC800 RDRAM

Radeon 64MB DDR VIVO

2xMaxtor 40GB

ASUS P4T

oh and a 366MHZ Celeron emachines that doesnt work(mainly because I "accidently" dropped it down the stairs, darn the luck) :D

now all I need is an A/C to keep my room cool, or at least standable.

  pilz said:
Athlon XP 2600+ 333FSB

2x256MB Corsair PC2700

AIW 9700 Pro

80GB WD 8MB

Chaintech Zenith 7NJS(I regret that one)

and

Pentium 4 1.5GHz

2x256MB Samsung PC800 RDRAM

Radeon 64MB DDR VIVO

2xMaxtor 40GB

ASUS P4T

oh and a 366MHZ Celeron emachines that doesnt work(mainly because I "accidently" dropped it down the stairs, darn the luck) :D

now all I need is an A/C to keep my room cool, or at least standable.

how's that 333FSB?? uses more power huh? bigger cost on electricity? But maybe it's worth it, for what is offers...?

When i bought it, it was a abit kg7 with a amd 1.4ghz cpu

it had a 512 ddr-ram n with a hercules geforce 2 mx 32megs

sound blaster live value

oh n dont forget it had a really cheap ass case that actually cut my hand i was bleeding all over the place

Now look at my sig to know for what i have now. its a kick ass motha.

  nugg3t said:
When i bought it, it was a abit kg7 with a amd 1.4ghz cpu

it had a 512 ddr-ram n with a hercules geforce 2 mx 32megs

sound blaster live value

oh n dont forget it had a really cheap ass case that actually cut my hand i was bleeding all over the place

Now look at my sig to know for what i have now. its a kick ass motha.

Maybe the second ain't kickass, but it looks like a decent system still. :D

My Baby :)

Xoxide Raidman A500 Case w/ 500w PowerSupply

Pentium 4 3.06 GHZ Processor

Asus P4G8X Deluxe Motherboard

512x2 MB (1 GB) Samsung PC2100 DDR RAM

80 GB 7200 RPM Maxtor Hard Drive

HL 40x CD-RW Drive

A-Open DVD-ROM Drive

Radeon 9700 Pro

Soundblaster Audigy 2 Platinum eX

Creative MegaWorks THX 6.1 Speakers

Logitech Cordless Optical Rechargeable Mouse (MX700)

Logitech Elite Keyboard

Dell 2000FP - 20 Inch Flat Panel

Okay let's hear it people, is the 333FSB really better than than the 266FSB? comparing say 2.2gig on a 266FSB and a 333FSB? what is some noticible difference?

i could easily see the 400FSB, being better...But damn the electric cost. I hope you dont live on the WEST COAST, especially California....Blackouts will be hourly news.

  Samoa said:
Okay let's hear it people, is the 333FSB really better than than the 266FSB? comparing say 2.2gig on a 266FSB and a 333FSB? what is some noticible difference?

i could easily see the 400FSB, being better...But damn the electric cost. I hope you dont live on the WEST COAST, especially California....Blackouts will be hourly news.

Think of it being 2.6 lanes on a highway compared to 3.3... which will have more traffic???

Im taking it that you are talking about the AMD 333 and the P4 400 fsb's.... about the cost, P4 uses less power than AMD...

  PCKing said:
  Samoa said:
Okay let's hear it people, is the 333FSB really better than than the 266FSB? comparing say 2.2gig on a 266FSB and a 333FSB? what is some noticible difference?

i could easily see the 400FSB, being better...But damn the electric cost. I hope you dont live on the WEST COAST, especially California....Blackouts will be hourly news.

Think of it being 2.6 lanes on a highway compared to 3.3... which will have more traffic???

Im taking it that you are talking about the AMD 333 and the P4 400 fsb's.... about the cost, P4 uses less power than AMD...

No actually I meant the difference from a 266FSB to a 333FSB, which you kind of answered for me somewhat. But AMD is coming out with a 400FSB soon, so I was referring to that and not Intel.

Anyway, do you have a 333FSB? can you tell a big difference? I am looking at slowing down for a while to 200FSB to save money on electricity. Cause I am supposing higher FSB equal more electric consumption??? :blink:

Thanks for responding, :D

Mine

Motherboard: Chaintech Apogee

CPU: AMD AthlonXP 1700+ @ 1.9Ghz FSB=333Mhz

CPU Fan: Dr.Thermal Cooler

Video Card: Chaintech GeForce 3 TI200 128Meg Limeted/Special Edition

ATA Controller Card: Promise ATA/66 IDE Controller

Dual Removable Hard Drive Bays

Hard Drive: Seagate Baracuda 60Gb

CDRW: Aopen CRW 52x24x52

Floppy: Panasonic Generic Floppy (Black)

PSU: Vantec Stealth 420W

Ram: 512Mb DDR 333 (PC2700)

Cooling: 4 Chassis Fans (Tri-Colour LED)

OS: Windows XP Pro (SP1)

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