What's Your Computer's Configuration?

[anmol_1990]

Mine's is

Desktop - HP COMPAQ DX2480 MICROTOWER PC
Processor - Intel Pentium CORE 2 DUO 3.00 GHZ
Motherboard - Intel Motherboard
Memory - 2048 MB SD RAM
Hard Disk - 300 GB Samsung HDD @ 7200 RPM
Graphic Card -512 MB ATi Radeon 9800 pro
Cabinet - MICROTOWER
DVD RW -light scribe
Monitor - 19 Inch HP FlatPanel
Mouse - HP optical
Keyboard - HP PS/2
Speakers - 2.1 Logitech

 

[*Arkin_Young*]

I have 5 comps, of which 3 are presently with me.
My desktop config:
512 MB (Need to upgrade)
80 GB HDD
32 Bit
17" LCD (Square)
Pinnacle PCTV
Intel Dual Core processor
Creative Speakers
Cabinet - Micro...something need to check
Sony DVD Writer/Combo drive
11 year old Keyboard from my old PC.
Carbon Mouse.
Non - Genuine Windows XP Pro.

My HP Compaq 6530b's config:
2 GB RAM
250 GB HDD
Intel Core 2 Duo
32 Bit
DVD Drive with Lightscribe.
Genuine Win Vista Business
Genuine Office 2007 Full pack worth about Rs 20,000 before Office '10 came.
My HP DV4's Config:
3 Gb HDD
320 Gb
Intel Core 2 Duo .Superior to my 6530b's
64 Bit
DVD Combo drive
Altec Lansing integrated speakers
Remote Control
Philips portable speakers.
Genuine Win 7 Home Premium
Yet to install Office 2010 after clean-up.

Planning to get a Vaio Netbook.

I have an assembled '04 assembled PC with an AMD processor and Win Xp, as well as a HUGE Lenovo Laptop with a mini Dobly woofer and Vista HP.

 

[raj_5004]

I dont like laptops, so here is my desktop's config:

Silver Stone 500W SMPS - Rs. 4900/-
MSI/ATI Radeon R4850 1GB DDR3 graphics card - Rs. 8500/-
Samsung 19" LCD monitor - Rs. 7200/-
G Skill 4 GB Ram - Rs. 3700/-
LG DVD writer - Rs. 1100/-
Seagate 500 GB hard disk - Rs. 2650/-
Antec Cabinet - 2500/-
Altec Lansing speakers - Rs. 1400/-
Microsoft Keyboard + mouse - Rs. 650/-
ASUS motherboard - Rs. 2500/-
AMD Phenom II processor - Rs. 6250/-

Assembly was done at the shop itself - Rs. 350/-

Total - Rs. 41,700/-

 

[mukeshus]

I have already mentioned it in the other thread.
My gadget include Ipad & Mac book Pro as well.

Check this:http://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/gadgets-more/179-gadgets-you-own-7.html#post42523

http://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/gadgets-more/179-gadgets-you-own-7.html#post42589

http://www.theautomotiveindia.com/forums/gadgets-more/179-gadgets-you-own-7.html#post42597

 

[type-r]

my PC specs are just average
1048 MB RAM
250 GB HDD
17" BenQ monitor
64MB Graphic card.

My iMac specs
21 inches,
4GB RAM,
Snow Leopard,
white,
500 GB HDD

 

[cooldhaya]

My Desktop is around 3 years old now so not much great configurations.


Processor - Intel Pentium CORE 2 DUO 2.8 GHZ
OS - Windows XP Service pack 3
Motherboard - Intel Motherboard
Memory - 1GB SD RAM
Hard Disk - 160 GB Seagate HDD
Graphic Card -1GB Nvidia 9 series
DVD RW -LG RW
Monitor - Ordinary CRT monitor.
Mouse - Logitech optical
Keyboard - Logitech

My recently purchased Laptop's configurations

Laptop - Acer Aspire 5745G
OS: Windows 7 Home premium edition
Processor - Intel core i5
Motherboard - Intel Motherboard
Memory - 4GB DDR3 RAM
Hard Disk - 500 GB
Graphic Card -1GB Nvidia Geforce GT330M
Monitor - 15.6" LCD

 

[*Arkin_Young*]

^^Your lucky that you have a CRT monitor. I regret giving away the CRT 15" monitor that was part of the computer package we got back in 1999.

 

[cooldhaya]

Why is that? I have 15" inch Samsung CRT monitor which is good enough but occupies loads of space on the table and so cleaning becomes a difficult job!

 

[mukeshus]

Why is that? I have 15" inch Samsung CRT monitor which is good enough but occupies loads of space on the table and so cleaning becomes a difficult job!

May vaccum cleaner does the job well.
So no problem for me.
I have Samsung 793S 17" CRT, serving me very well from past 5 years.

^^Your lucky that you have a CRT monitor. I regret giving away the CRT 15" monitor that was part of the computer package we got back in 1999.

Why do you regret for giving away CRT.

 

[*Arkin_Young*]

CRTs are becoming rarer, and are more reliable than LCDs.

 

[anmol_1990]

CRTs are becoming rarer, and are more reliable than LCDs.

but lcd consumes less power than CRT, IMO lcd are better than crt.
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my PC specs are just average
1048 MB RAM
250 GB HDD
17" BenQ monitor
64MB Graphic card.

My iMac specs
21 inches,
4GB RAM,
Snow Leopard,
white,
500 GB HDD

how much the iMac costs?

 

[*Arkin_Young*]

IMO, LCDs are good in their own ways, and CRTs in their own. Overall, LCDs are obviously better than CRTs.

 

[type-r]

but lcd consumes less power than CRT, IMO lcd are better than crt.
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how much the iMac costs?

It cost me 46,400 baht (local currency here)

 

[350Z]

Nice thread. Mine is a HCL Beanstalk Desktop, I’m happy with its reliability but it is totally low on memory for requirements, which is disappointing.

Drive Safe,
350Z

 

[anmol_1990]

My office laptop's configuration is -

INTEL CORE 2 DUO 2.0 GHZ
1 GB RAM
512 MB GRAPHICS
15" SCREEN
GENUINE WINDOWS XP,though upgraded to windows vista
80 GB HDD


---in office environment now a days, almost everyone is getting laptop instead of desktop in their offices. laptops are really picking up its place in IT world.