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pcuserx
Apr 17, 2003, 09:10 AM
Post what computers you have have at home, work, etc. and how much do you use the. Which do you primarily use?

At Home:
eMac 700 Combo Drive 128 Ram 40 GB H Drive
Pentium 1 GHZ CD Drive 128 Ram 40 GB H Drive

At School: Intel Crystal 256 Ram (Probably a terrabite of hard drive space).



I use my eMac primarily.



caveman_uk
Apr 17, 2003, 10:26 AM
Home:
800MHz 12" ibook w/ 364MB RAM
Dual 1Ghz MDD Powermac w/ 768MB RAM with 17" Studio Display
Dismantled 800MHz Via C3 EPIA which I haven't got round to putting back together for my mother to have.

Work:
Cheap, Horrible 1Ghz Celeron Beige thing with a 17" Dell CRT running W2K

Gidman
Apr 17, 2003, 11:00 AM
I have a PB 110 that gathers dust, but works.

A PIII POS that was pieced togehter from spare parts around the office, I thin and is virus ridden.

And my new hotness the 12" PB with 60 GB hard drive and 540 Megs of Ram.

Gid

icetraxxg5
Apr 17, 2003, 11:14 AM
iBook 500mhz DVD with 384megs of ram (selling it)
An iMac 17" 1ghz w/superdrive (primary computer)
and a Compaq Evo PIII at school/work.

Foxer
Apr 17, 2003, 11:42 AM
PB 12 inch

PM 1.42 with 23-inch CinDisp

Crap Dell 333 mhz PentIII that I can't get to recognize it's cd-rom, so I can't get it to run and of the software I have. Windows...

MacClassic - Need some System 7 discs to wipe the HD.

Apple //c which I use to mess with all my old Jr. High stuff.

Apple IIe I just picked up last week. Don't know what I'll do with it.

Work - IBM ThinkPad, abuot as good as a PC notebook can get.

lmalave
Apr 17, 2003, 11:44 AM
At home:

iBook 12" 800MHz, Combo Drive, 30GB HD, 384MB RAM, use it 95% of the time.
Home-built AMD Athlon 1700+ computer, 80GB HD, 256MB RAM, only use it if I want to use Morpheus or something

At work:

Compaq desktop, not sure what model. 15" LCD monitor. It's not bad. The best thing about it is it runs Remote Desktop, so I can work from home using the Remote Desktop Client from my trusty iBook :)

At school:

All the computer labs have Dells, not sure what model. Also 15" screens. But whenever I can I bring my iBook to use on their Wi-Fi network. I noticed the library has 15" FP iMacs, though - they look pretty cool all in a row like that :)

(BTW my school is New York University, not a high school. That would be a rich high school :eek: )

Eniregnat
Apr 17, 2003, 11:45 AM
My work Desktop
2Gz Pent 4 (http://www.intel.com/index.htm?iid=Corporate+Header_UShome&)
1Gb ram
2 fast 80Gb HD
1 Firewire 80Gb HD
1 Echo (http://www.echoaudio.com/Products/) Mona Digital Studio (http://www.echoaudio.com/Products/Mona/index.php) Soundcard (I Love it)
1 8 port external mixer, 2 dbX preamp/Processors
21 inch Planar (http://www.planar.com/) Flat screen


Other stuff in the office:
2 In house general servers WinTel
4 SnapServers (http://www.snapappliance.com/)
12 digital studio workstations (Dells)
2 mediocre winTel98 computers slaved for media conversion
Dozens of flat screens, 2 routers, 4 24 port switches
1 500mZ iMac with a 1Gb of memory (I seem to be the only one that uses this regularly)

Personal
1 very worn rev B iTang (http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=43094)that has been around the country countless times.
1 QuickPadPro (http://www.quickpad.com/Item.asp?id=42) which has been to Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Japan, and back hills of the U.S.
1 Apple eMate 300 (http://www.msu.edu/~luckie/gallery/emate300.htm) a link to a perfect picture (http://www.msu.edu/~luckie/gallery/images/emate.gif) on an eMate.

Rower_CPU
Apr 17, 2003, 11:58 AM
PowerBook G4s (400MHz and 1GHz)

No desktop yet, but once I finish paying off the Gigabook and Apple releases new procs I'm there. ;)

Jaykay
Apr 17, 2003, 12:15 PM
At Work :

1GHz FP iMac, 512MB RAM, 60Gb Disk Space.

At College :

2.8GHz P4, 512MB RAM, 120Gb Disk Space.

At Home :

1.25 DP MDD PowerMac, 1GB RAM, 240Gb Drive Space.

1GHz Powerbook, 1GB RAM, 60Gb Drive Space.

700Mhz Powerbook, 256MB RAM, 40Gb Disk Space.

600MHz? iBook, 128MB RAM, 20Gb Disk Space.

Not to mention two CRT imacs, a Apple IIe and a TAM.

Oh the misery of it all.... ;)

iShater
Apr 17, 2003, 12:28 PM
Home:

Pentium 120 w/ 64MB and 3 HDs - used as a file server running NT 4.0 Server.

Compaq Deskpro 6200 Pentium Pro 200, 160MB RAM, 9GB SCSI HD, CDRW, Riva TNT, 17" CRT running W2k - used as my primary machine at home.

Chicony Laptop Celeron 400, 64MB, 6GB HD, CD-ROM, battery doesn't hold charge longer than 20 mins. Used primarily as an alternate system for my wife, I take it around the house, and use it for software that my primary machine can't handle.

Yep, I need to upgrade bad!

Work:

Dell Optiplex GX240 1.4Ghz P4, 512MB, 18GB HD running NT 4.0


I might be getting an iBook sometime this year, and a depending on what CPU is coming next I will either get a PowerMac or build me an Athlon machine next year.

I help friends "switch", but I do not have my own Mac yet
:rolleyes:

dstorey
Apr 17, 2003, 12:43 PM
Home

Pentium 200 MMX
6 Gig Hard Disk
3dfx 8 MB graphics card
Sound blaster AWE32 Sound Card
D-Link WiFi 22 mbit
Windoze 98/FreeBSD - no drivers for wifi though so can;'t use for internet in BSD

Work

dont have a job yet :-(

DreaminDirector
Apr 17, 2003, 01:03 PM
Home:

Dual 1.25 MDD FW800
1.256 GB of RAM, 80 GB HD
Combo & Superdrive
Dual 19" & 17" Viewsonics Monitors
Maxtor 80 GB Firewire HD

Dual 450mhz
896 MB RAM, 30 GB HD
19" viewsonic monitor


Road:
Ti Powerbook 800 Mgz
512 RAM, 30 GB HD
Combo drive

I mainly use the Dual 1.25 and the TiBook now.

jethroted
Apr 17, 2003, 01:10 PM
Home
800 mhz flat imac
800 mhz AMD Duron

Work
1.8 Ghz Dell
beige G3 (dead hopefully getting new emac)

Giaguara
Apr 17, 2003, 01:11 PM
ibook, so far only that. i use casually an imac (not mine) ...

janey
Apr 17, 2003, 01:21 PM
at least one power mac that's totally awesome
*drool*

hugemullens
Apr 17, 2003, 01:21 PM
At home:
me-
12 inch powerbook
800 DP Quicksilver
Mom-
733 Quicksilver
700mhz PIII Toshiba Satelitte
soon to have 12 inch powerbook
Sister-
1.67ghz Athlon Sony Vaio Laptop
-Sitting around the house-
866mhz pIII Sony Vaio Desktop

deryk
Apr 17, 2003, 01:28 PM
Originally posted by Eniregnat
My work Desktop
2Gz Pent 4 (http://www.intel.com/index.htm?iid=Corporate+Header_UShome&)
1Gb ram
2 fast 80Gb HD
1 Firewire 80Gb HD
1 Echo (http://www.echoaudio.com/Products/) Mona Digital Studio (http://www.echoaudio.com/Products/Mona/index.php) Soundcard (I Love it)
1 8 port external mixer, 2 dbX preamp/Processors
21 inch Planar (http://www.planar.com/) Flat screen


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Surprizingly, I have the same computer at work to the T.

I also use a 2Gz P4 laptop for work travel with half the RAM and hard drive space.

At home I use my iMac DV (G3 400 Mghz).

I also have an original iMac and the Wallstreet laptop.

edesignuk
Apr 17, 2003, 01:46 PM
At home:

PowerMac QuickSilver DP1Ghz / 1Gb / SuperDrive / Dual Screens (My main machine)

1.4Ghz AMD Athlon / 512Mb / CD-RW / DVD / Dual Screens (My main PC)

IBM ThinkPad T21 - 800Mhz PIII / 512Mb / DVD (my laptop, duh!)

800Mhz AMD Athlon / 340Mb / CD-RW / DVD (Family PC)

Intel PIII 600Mhz / 480Mb / CD-ROM (File server)

Compaq AP400 Professional Workstation - Dual 700Mhz PIII / 512Mb / CD-ROM (Domain Controller)

Sun Ultra5 UNIX box / 512Mb / CD-ROM (er...unix box)

At work:

Compaq AP550 Professional Workstation - Dual 1Ghz PIII / 768Mb / CD-RW / DVD / Dual Screens (Primary work machine)

Compaq DeskPro ENL - 866Mhz PIII / 256Mb / CD-ROM (Stand alone box, not on business network)

JesseJames
Apr 17, 2003, 02:15 PM
Open the pod baydoors HAL. HAL? Open the pod baydoors. HAL? Open...the...pod...baydoors.
HAL!!!

thebt
Apr 17, 2003, 02:25 PM
At Work:

PowerMac G4 2x450, 90GB HD, 896MB RAM, Radeon 9000 and 20" Cinema Display! :)

Powerbook G4 867

PowerMac 4400/200 (server)

At Home:

iMac G4 800 - Superdrive

Powerbook G3

Powermac 6500/300

And some oldies like 6100, 6200, 5200 and IIx :p

Eniregnat
Apr 17, 2003, 02:33 PM
I forgot to add several vintage v80 chip pre-laptops, some with 300 baud acoustic coupler modems.

deryk

Surprizingly, I have the same computer at work to the T.

Deryk, what do you do at work?

CheekyGit
Apr 17, 2003, 03:34 PM
PowerMac Quicksilver Dual 1Ghz/512MB SDRAM/SuperDrive/No flat panel

PowerBook G4 Titanium 667Mhz/1GB RAM/DVD-CDRW

Both stay at home because I can't hook them up at work since I'm in the military.

CheekyGit :D

wsteineker
Apr 17, 2003, 03:43 PM
At Home
G4 Cube 450/DVD/1.5 GB RAM/20 GB HD/QPS 16x10x40 FireWire Burner/Radeon/15" Studio Display/OS X (Main Productivity Machine)

PIII 600/Sony 16x10x40 CDR/Sony 8x DVD/1 GB RAM/2x60 GB HD/GeForce 3/Shared 15" NEC LCD via KVM/Mandrake 9.1 (File Server)

P4 1.8/Sony 48x CDR/Sony 8x DVD/1 GB RDRAM/40 GB HD/Radeon 7500/Shared 15" NEC LCD via KVM/Red Hat 9.0 (Web Server)

and coming soon (or as soon as UPS gets it here)...my new design box...Quicksilver DP 1 GHz/Superdrive/1.5 GB RAM/ATA 133 PCI Card/2x80 GB ATA 133 HD/Radeon 9000/20" Cinema Display/OS X

At Work
I just got hired to work in the computer section at the new Best Buy here in Montgomery, so I've got about 50 or so Wintel boxes kicking around. It sucks to be whoring like this, but the pay's pretty good and the discounts are ridiculous! :)

P.S.-Hey Cheeky, where are you in Alabama?

vniow
Apr 17, 2003, 04:03 PM
PC:

Intel VC820 MB
256MB RAMBUS
667Mhz PIII
ATI AIW 32MB Radeon
Creative Labs Souldblaster Live! 5.1
80GB IBM Deskstar
8x Samsung DVD-ROM
32x10x40x Forget-what-brand CD-RW
Some nameless Ethernet card
External Supra Express 33.6 modem (somewhat works with Linux)
XP Pro
Mandrake 9.1

iBook:

300Mhz G3
24x CD-ROM drive
40GB 5400rpm IBM Travelstar
320MB RAM
Not much else added to it
10.2.5
9.2.2
In the process of downloading Mandrake 9.1 PPC

Powermac:

Server model
500Mhz G4
ATI Rage 16MB
20GB Sansung
6x Hitachi DVD-ROM
Currently not working at the moment (suspected bad logic board)

Booooooring.http://forums.macrumors.com/attachment.php?s=&postid=251202

kzoonut
Apr 17, 2003, 04:06 PM
At Home:

Pride & Joy - G4/867 Dualie MDD, 640MB Ram, 60GB :D

Gaming Beotch - Athlon XP 1700, 512MB Ram, 40GB :)

Toys & What Not -
P3 750, 256MB Ram, 20GB
iMac G3/350, 384MB Ram, 8GB (Kid Box)
PM8500, 128MB, 2GB
(2) Mac IIci (eBay whims)
Mac Classic (Someday will make a shrine out of)

In The Shop:
G4/500 Powerbook, 512MB Ram, 20GB :(

At Work:
P3 750 Nec Laptop, 192MB Ram, 20 GB :rolleyes:

wsteineker
Apr 17, 2003, 04:09 PM
Hey vniow, let me know what you think of Mandrake 9.1 for PPC. I'm thinking about converting the Cube to Linux, but so far the only PPC distro that I've seen good reviews of is Yellow Dog. Thanks!

dandy
Apr 17, 2003, 04:20 PM
at home:
powermac G4 400 (gigabit)
484mb ram, geforce 2 and ati rage pro
apple studio display 17"

at work:
powermac G3 400
512mb ram, ati radeon 32mb
compaq 17"
&
emac 700

dandy

ibookin'
Apr 17, 2003, 04:58 PM
At home:
-iMac FP 700
--512MB RAM
--40GB Hard Drive
--Combo Drive

-iMac CRT 450 (Ruby, my sisters computer)
--192MB RAM
--20GB Hard Drive
--DVD Drive

-Old Macs
--Quadra 650 136MB RAM, 2GB SCSI
--Quadra 610 4MB RAM, 200MB SCSI
--Quadra 605 16MB RAM, 200MB SCSI
--LC 575 36MB RAM, 500MB SCSI
--LC III 4MB RAM, 80MB SCSI

PC (at home):
-AMD Athlon 1700+
-768MB PC2700 DDR RAM
-140GB of 7200RPM ATA133 Drives
-nVidia GeForce 4 Ti4400 128MB Graphics Card
-QPS Que! 32X CD-RW Drive
-Windows XP Pro

My dads PC:
-Intel Celeron 500
-64MB PC66 SDRAM
-10GB Hard Drive
-Integrated Video
-DVD Drive
-Iomega USB CD-RW Drive
-Windows 98SE

Mobile Setup:
-iBook 800
--384MB RAM
--30GB Hard Drive
--Combo Drive

-Palm Vx (Palm computer)
--8MB RAM

-Audiovox CDM-9500 Cell Phone (it counts! I use it as a modem!)
--448KB Program Memory
--64MB Other Memory (I think, not sure of actual specs)
--65K Color Screen
--Verizon Digital Cell Service

pivo6
Apr 17, 2003, 05:05 PM
At home:

iMac 800mhz 17in 512MB Ram
Powerbook 3400c
Compaq Presario 2240 (200Mhz)

Work:

Panasonic Toughbook CF-72 30Gb HD 128MB Ram

yzedf
Apr 17, 2003, 05:27 PM
Work:

1.33GHz AMD Athlon w/ win98 that is very flighty. this week she has been a real bitch... last 2 weeks was fine.

Home:

ThinkPad 600X (P3 500MHz) w/ Mandrake 9.0 - primary machine, very reliable *knocks on wood*

2 Apple Macintosh Plus' (both work) with one hard drive (no cable)

2 Amiga A1000's with one Amiga 1080 color monitor (one machine works, not sure about the other one)

El Crappo AMD K7 750MHz beige tower with a toasted mobo :( 17" CRT etc

--

Hoping to buy:

next revision of the iBook 12" or pick up a 800 when the new ones come out. and a iPod, of course. i just need OS X. badly. now...

iJon
Apr 17, 2003, 05:42 PM
i have the following

12" Powerbook Combo drive, 256MB RAM

Dual 1.25 PowerMac, 2 Combo Drives, 140GB, 256MB RAM, creature speakers
20" Cinema Display

2Ghz Pentium 4, 512MB RAM, 80GB hard drive, 48x and 12x burner, 56x CD-ROM, Audigy Platinum sound card and drive bay, 5.1 altec Lansing surround sound speakers, 128MB GF4 Ti4400, 5 Firewire ports, 8 usb ports, 19 inch samsung crt flat, win xp, 2 blue cold cathodes and blue led fans.

My mom has 2 1ghz powermacs and my dad has a 17" powerbook. lots of macs in the family.

iJon

iHambone
Apr 17, 2003, 07:21 PM
I just upgraded my B&W 350 to a Powerlogic G3 800 last night 4/16/03, so.........G3 800 B&W w/ 512 of RAM, 40 gb 7200 HDD, Radeon 7000

also

iBook 500 w/ 256 RAM and DVD

and my first Mac,

iMac Rev. C 266 w/ 256 RAM

I love them all.

iHambone

noel4r
Apr 17, 2003, 07:29 PM
Home: eMac 800 w/ Superdrive and Acer 400 Celeron

Work: Compaq Evo

applefan
Apr 17, 2003, 07:34 PM
At home:

Dell Dimension, 1.8 Celeron, 256 RAM, 40G HD, FP display, XP (Wife's)

ibook 500, DVD (Son's)

12" PB w/superdrive (Mine)

At work:

Compaq EVO 610, 1.8 P4M, 512 RAM, 30G HD, Win.2K. What a POC, virtually no battery life and lousy USB support. I need to send it off for repair, but I can't do without it for a week. ':mad:'

Xero
Apr 17, 2003, 07:49 PM
Powerbook: [main comp for me]
15in . 1ghz . 1gb ram . combo drive . VXPocket v2 . Backlit keyboard... well ok maybe not. ;)

big noisy black box: [my other comp, mostly, these days, for a little gaming now and then]
althlonXP 1800+ . 1gb pc2100 . GF3 Ti200 64mb Vid . junky soundblaster live 5.1 . 2 15gb Striped maxtor HD's and 1 80gb Western Digi SE . and whole lot of noise [mainly from the abnoxios CPU fan]

moms:
well its an unstable celeron400mhz clocked down to 333mhz, nuff said... though its all she really needs. :)

work:
*ugh* who knows: its an old PC, most of our corperate software runs in DOS mode anyways, and it generally blows.:eek:

billyboy
Apr 17, 2003, 08:00 PM
Work. Horrible Pentium 11 and 15" monitor

Home. Sweet PB ti 867Mhz & proper 15" screen

janey
Apr 17, 2003, 08:23 PM
Originally posted by ibookin'@mwny
-Old Macs
--Quadra 650 136MB RAM, 2GB SCSI
--Quadra 610 4MB RAM, 200MB SCSI
--Quadra 605 16MB RAM, 200MB SCSI
--LC 575 36MB RAM, 500MB SCSI
--LC III 4MB RAM, 80MB SCSI

how do you like those old macs? do they still work? do you still use them?

DHagan4755
Apr 17, 2003, 09:21 PM
Home:

PowerMac G4 933 Quicksilver
Two 60 GB HD
768 MB RAM

TiBook 867 MHz
40 GB HD
768 GB HD


Work:
iMac G3 500
30 GB HD
512 MB RAM

Needless to say I bring my TiBook to work when I want to get some serious work done!
:)

ibookin'
Apr 17, 2003, 09:22 PM
Originally posted by übergeek
how do you like those old macs? do they still work? do you still use them?

All of them work except for the Quadra 610. The SCSI bus is broken, so it won't boot off the hard drive.

Also, the Quadra 650 has a Caddy CD-ROM drive. I have the caddy too. It's a very cool, yet inconvenient, design.

mgargan1
Apr 17, 2003, 10:03 PM
wow, i see a lot of people actually have intel processors. So i guess that most people either have to use them at work, or school, or just don't care about buying an intel processor. I mean, in my lifetime, i've had 1 386, 1 486, 1 pentium, 1 pentium 3, and 5 pentium 4's (1.5, 1.6, 1.7, 1.9, 2.2 Ghz), and they were all fine machines... i still use the 1.9 dell, and 500Mhz P3. But for my overall use is on my 17" powerbook, which i love by the way.

funkywhat2
Apr 17, 2003, 11:13 PM
All Wintels at my place:

Compaq workstation, don't know the model
133 MHz P1
64 MB PC-100
16x Slot load CD-ROM
no HD (put it in my other machine, see below)

Gateway Essential 500
500 MHz PIII
128 MB PC-133
3.2 GB HD from Compaq (see above)
44x Yamaha CRW-F1E CD-RW drive
2x HP CD Writer Plus
Mandrake 9.1 (Dolphin, soon to be Bamboo)

Dad's Comp (Work only :( ):
Compaq PW(?)750
Dual 933 PIII Xeons
Dual 9GB SCSI HD's
4 GB RAMBUS
18.1" Sony LCD
4x CD-RW
Win NT 4 SP8 (or so he claims)

alset
Apr 18, 2003, 12:45 AM
MDD Dual 1.25 with 1GB RAM and 4 120GB drives plus SuperDrive.

G4 Graphite 500MHZ with 512MB RAM and 30GB and 60GB drives with DVD-RAM.

iBook 800 with 384MB RAM and 30GB drive plus combo drive.

Dan

Wren
Apr 18, 2003, 01:10 AM
Powerbook 5300
iBook Dual USB 500
iMac
G4 Tower with 20 " flat screen
17 AlPowerbook

Steradian
Apr 18, 2003, 02:28 AM
PowerMac AGP graphics 450, dual 1ghz QS, Beige g3 Tower, and my PowerBook :D

Nermal
Apr 18, 2003, 04:57 AM
14" iBook, 800 MHz with 10.2.5, and I use it every day. This is my first Mac, I've had it for about 2 months and it's working very well :)

I've also got an old Celery 633 with Win 2000 that I use when I have to.

Got an old 8 MB Colour Classic out in the garage with 7.5.5, and about 2 megs of HD space free! It's actually my brother's but he'd rather use his Dell. It's sitting on the shelf gathering dust at the moment, but I remember the "fun" of installing 7.5.5 off floppies, there's like 25 of them to go through, and it takes AGES on an old 030.....

patdabiker
Apr 18, 2003, 04:56 PM
Powerbook G4 500mhz

AMD 2000+ Home-Built PC

Remus
Apr 18, 2003, 05:44 PM
At Home:

G-4 400Mhz 768 MB 20 & 80 GB HD ATI 8500
Dead Power Center 180
Dead Radius 110
Dead Power Mac 601 66 Mhz
Anybody need some spare parts.... ;)

My wife has 550 Mhz Celeron.

At work I use a 2 Ghz P-4 with 512 MB :mad:

Nipsy
Apr 18, 2003, 06:04 PM
I use a:
MDD Dual 867
G3 400 Server
Athlon XP 2700+ DVD Player

I have, and will let go for pennies:
A 7500
Several LCs
An 8100
A PowerBase 180
a bunch of other old stuff, which isn't yet (and likely never will be) collectible.

bennetsaysargh
Apr 18, 2003, 07:11 PM
all i have is a
grape iMac
slot loading CD/DVD Drive
400Mhz G3
Lacie CDRW Drive that isn't working
and saved up for an iPod, just waiting for friggin' updates!

MacFan25
Apr 18, 2003, 07:29 PM
17" iMac 800mhz 768 MB Ram, Superdrive

Angelus
Apr 18, 2003, 08:37 PM
Powerbook g4 667MHz
512MB RAM,
30GB hard drive,
DVD/CD-RW,
32MB Radeon card,
Microsoft intellimouse explorer optical,
iPod(if new ones come out soon)

jcampa
Apr 18, 2003, 08:39 PM
Home:
Powermac G4 867, 1.5 GB Ram
Cinema Display 22"

Powerbook 17", 512 MB Ram

Office:
Powermac G4 500, 640 MB Ram
21" Studio Display

crazzyeddie
Apr 18, 2003, 08:58 PM
PowerBook Ti 1ghz
512MB RAM
60GB HDD
Superdrive
Airport

Beige G3 500mhz
512MB RAM
75GB HDD
CD-RW
Radeon 7000 PCI

iMac 350mhz
384MB RAM
6GB HDD
CD-ROM

Apple LC-II
16? MB RAM
500MB HDD
256k VRAM :P

bbarnhart
Apr 18, 2003, 09:34 PM
Work

IBM M Pro
Dual 733 Xeon
512 MB RIMM (yes RIMM)
Two 18 GB SCSI HD
This was an expensive machine several years ago!

IBM 300 PL
350 Xeon
256 MB DIMM
Two 18 GB SCSI

Home

iBook 466 SE (used by wife and kids)

IBM 300 PL (same as above)
Used by wife for her business.

Power Macintosh 8500/120 (300 G3 upgrade)
Not used much now.

Power Mac G4 MDD 2/1.25 2003 768 DIMM
Use this all the time.

Gymnut
Apr 18, 2003, 10:18 PM
Powermac G4 Dual 1Ghz. MDD
2GB Ram
2x120GB HD
Superdrive/Combo drive
Nvidia Geforce4 Ti
Klipsch Promedia 2.1+Promedia SWS:D

thekaiser
Apr 18, 2003, 10:48 PM
Well,

I have an iMac 1Ghz and a Dell Latitude PII 366.

Who thinks i should dump the Dell and get an iBook. I do!

jholzner
Apr 19, 2003, 04:40 AM
I have a PowerMac G4 400 AGP and an original Bondi Blue iMac 233Mhz. Oh, and a Mac Classic...that never gets used.

I primarily use the G4 'cause it's much faster...I have OS X 10.2 on both.

alexlai5050
Apr 19, 2003, 04:57 AM
ME:12" powerbook
256 Ram
Super Drive
60 GIG
home built AMD Athlon 2000+ XP
256 Ram
40 GIG HD
Geforce 4 MX440 64 MB
17" AOC LCD monitor
i am only 13 man i av been saving up for years for all that stuff
Sisters: Dell smart pc 2.4 ghz (sucks)
Sony vaio 800Mhz (sucks even more)
Auntie has new 17 " imac and her daughter has a Emac and uncle gets new one all the time cus hes high rank in Apple asia
And the rest of the family uses Crap PCs
i only use the to game

pilotgi
Apr 19, 2003, 09:13 AM
Home

iBook 12" 800 Mhz combo drive

Home-built ShuttleX with 1.8A P4, 512 ram, dvd/cd-rw combo, Ti4200, Nec 17" DVI monitor. Runs SuSE Linux.


Work

Don't use one at work, unless you count the gps in the plane.

wsteineker
Apr 19, 2003, 10:48 AM
Originally posted by pilotgi
Home-built ShuttleX with 1.8A P4, 512 ram, dvd/cd-rw combo, Ti4200, Nec 17" DVI monitor. Runs SuSE Linux.

Sweet box, man. What do you think of the Shuttle cases? Are they featured enough that you'd recommend one for use as a headless file server? BTW, that thing must absolutely SCREAM!

pilotgi
Apr 19, 2003, 06:49 PM
Are they featured enough that you'd recommend one for use as a headless file server? BTW, that thing must absolutely SCREAM!
I love my ShuttleX. I don't know what features you need for a headless file server.

I don't know if it screams, but it's definitely faster than my iBook. It's the fastest computer I've ever used, but I haven't used that many high end machines. The processor has a 400 Mhz bus so I imagine the 533's are faster.

And just between you and me, it's overclocked to 2.1 Ghz. With standard cooling. Running at 44 degrees C.

wsteineker
Apr 19, 2003, 07:29 PM
Originally posted by pilotgi
I love my ShuttleX. I don't know what features you need for a headless file server.

I don't know if it screams, but it's definitely faster than my iBook. It's the fastest computer I've ever used, but I haven't used that many high end machines. The processor has a 400 Mhz bus so I imagine the 533's are faster.

And just between you and me, it's overclocked to 2.1 Ghz. With standard cooling. Running at 44 degrees C.

Wow. I'm sure it's fast, as my P4 1.8 running Red Hat 9.1 is a monster. That's a nice temperature to be sitting at with an OC that high and that tiny case, too. Super cool project, man. Do you have any pictures of the project that you could post?

pilotgi
Apr 19, 2003, 07:31 PM
Stand by.

pilotgi
Apr 19, 2003, 08:49 PM
Well, I would post some pics but I can't figure out how to upload them.

Tips anyone?

vniow
Apr 19, 2003, 11:36 PM
Click on the 'browse' button at the bottom of the post when you reply, you should get a little window that pops up to where you can search for the file you want to upload, just as long as it's one of the specified extentions and under 100k.

macguymike
Apr 19, 2003, 11:58 PM
At work: 800Mhz G3 iMac (Snow), and one of each other latest-model Apple, becuase I work at a local reseller.

At home:
1) 12" PowerBook G4, combo drive, 256 RAM, AirPort Extreme card, etc. (Would like to max out the RAM - this is my personal computer.)

2) Dell Dimension 4550, P4 2.0GHz, 256MB DDR SDRAM @266, 64MB GF4MX, 80GB HD, 40/10/40 CDRW, 17" CRT monitor, running XP Home (Want to set this up to 512 and stick a ATI card in it to handle my games better.. since that is it's main use for me, secondary being mp3/picture/mpg storage... it's primarily an entertainment machine.)

3) Motorola.. don't remember the full stats on this, its an old Mac clone. About 6 years old. Have a processor upgrade card to mimic a 333MHz G3. It has 2GB HD, about 96MB RAM with a 800MB external drive attached and a 15" CRT monitor.

pilotgi
Apr 20, 2003, 09:17 AM
My ShuttleX

Edit: Obviously the picture is not attached. So, after I use browse to select my picture, how do I attach it?

JupiterZen
Apr 20, 2003, 10:09 AM
Originally posted by pcuserx
Post what computers you have have at home, work, etc. and how much do you use the. Which do you primarily use?

My list would be something like this (in order of use ;-):

- Powermac dual 800Mhz quicksilver
- Compaq Armada E500 laptop (this one is for work)
- 500Mhz pentium 3 as a Novell server (scrapped together from free parts)
- 133Mhz pentium 1 as a DSL router (scrapped together from free parts)
- iMac 400Mhz
- Atari Portfolio
- Amiga 600
- 2x Macintosh SE
- Powermac 7500 100Mhz
- Macintosh Powerbook 230
- Macintosh 512
- Sinclair ZX Spectrum

And do game consoles count as computers? If they do:

- Sony Playstation
- Super Nintendo
- Atari Lynx
- NES

pilotgi
Apr 20, 2003, 10:27 AM
ShuttleX

pilotgi
Apr 20, 2003, 10:29 AM
Cover removed to show Ti4200

JesseJames
Apr 20, 2003, 10:36 AM
Does anyone own an Alienware machine? One of their more high-end ones? If so, how do you critique it?

Winston Smith
Apr 21, 2003, 12:29 PM
iMac 233, 160mb RAM, 4GB, CD Bondi Blue
IICI
Sinclair ZX Spectrum
Sinclair ZX80

It's time for a new one

litosclone
Apr 21, 2003, 12:59 PM
WORK:
G4-Quicksilver, 933MHZ,768MB 60GB HD

HOME:
17" AI Powerbook, 1GHz, 1GB ram, 60GB HD
Compaq Presario 5070, 192MB ram, 20GB HD

robbieduncan
Apr 21, 2003, 01:18 PM
At Home:

Apple iBook 800 with 640Mb RAM and Airport

Home Built PC (Lian-Li PC 60 Alu Tower, MSI KT4 Ultra MB, AMD Athlon 2400+ CPU, 512Mb RAM, Radeon 9700 Pro, Win 2k/SUSE Linux)

Router PC (Rack mount, AMD K6 500, 128Mb RAM, Win 2k)

File Server PC (left over bits from upgrade, not currently built: Rack mount, AMD Athlon 750, 256Mb RAM, will have approx 160-200 Gb of disk)

Old Laptop: Clamshell iBook 466 Special Edition with 320Mb RAM (soon for sale).

At Work:
Nasty Compaq PIII 500 with 256Mb RAM (Win 2k)
Nasty Compaq P166 (or so) with 256Mb RAM (linux box)

senseibiz
Apr 22, 2003, 02:01 AM
ibook 600 mhz 256 mb combo drive

800 mhz 17" imac 1 gig memory superdrive

The Shadow
Apr 22, 2003, 07:30 AM
PowerMac G4 533
40 GB HDD, 512MB RAM, CD-R, 20" Studio Display, Harmon/Kardon Soundsticks
Airport

iBook 500 (The small size)
20 GB HDD, 320 MB RAM, CD-R
Airport

iPod, 10 GB

Dell Lattitude laptop (Work supplied)
1.2 GHz, 40 GB HDD, 522 GB RAM, Combo drive

The newer Dell has the specs, but it cannot compete with the beauty and robust quality finish of the iBook. I can't even begin to describe how rough, cheap and nasty the Dell thing is. And the OS stinks.

RBMaraman
Apr 22, 2003, 02:20 PM
My Personal Computer:
12" iBook 500mhz
DVD-ROM
256mb RAM, 10gb HDD

Family Computer:
17" iMac 800mhz
SuperDrive
768mb RAM, 80gb HDD

-hh
Apr 22, 2003, 03:50 PM
Work:

Dell - 800MHz P3 desktop
Sony - ??MHz VAIO Laptop (slow)

Home:

Mac 8500/400MHz G4

I also have a Mac PCI 100MHz Pentium card ... collecting dust.


Being planned, probably within the next month or two:


Work:

"Centrino" based Windows PC laptop


Home:

A newer Mac, probably before Christmas. I'd like the next-gen 15" Powerbook w/Airport, but the wife doesn't know why we should get a laptop, so she's learning towards a 17" iMac or a PowerMac tower. Knowning what Apple's 970 plans are would make a difference in the buy-now-or-later process.


-hh

KingArthur
Apr 22, 2003, 11:00 PM
PowerMac 6500/250. 128MB RAM. 40GB HD. External USB CD-RW. OS9.1

Tangent Shuttle 6700. 1.4Ghz P4. 256MB DDR-RAM. 20GB HD. Internal CDRW. WinXP Pro.

(BTW, anyone getting a PC should definately spend the little extra money on XP Pro rather than Home. It is worth every penny)

Xero
Apr 23, 2003, 07:58 PM
Originally posted by KingArthur
(BTW, anyone getting a PC should definately spend the little extra money on XP Pro rather than Home. It is worth every penny)


i second that. if your stuck with a pc, this is oh so very true.

tazo
Apr 23, 2003, 10:13 PM
700piii pc and a 600mhz g3 imac

Kethoticus
Apr 23, 2003, 10:47 PM
At home...

One PowerMac
* B&W, 350MHz G3 PowerMac
* 1 gig of SD-RAM
* PCI Radeon
* One 37-gig startup IDE drive (partitioned into two 17-gig startup disks, one for 9.2.2, one for 10.2.5)
* Two 60-gig DV IDE drives
* 19" CRT
* Logitech 3-button/scrollwheel mouse
* Altec Lansing multimedia speakers & subwoofer

This box is used for personal video projects, internetting and personal finances.

One x86 Workstation
* Used, single 1.533GHz Athlon workstation (ex-renderfarm box used by a studio out here in L.A.)
* WinXP Pro SP1
* 512 MB DDR-RAM
* GF3 Ti500
* Shares 19" Sony CRT with my B&W Mac
* Internal IDE DVD/CD-ROM drive
* IDE 40-gig startup drive

This box is used for studying and practicing Maya, Lightwave and Softimage

One ancient SGI Box (now collecting dust)
* Irix 6.5.3
* 200MHz R4400 processor
* 128MB SD-RAM
* 4-gig internal HD
* Extreme Graphics board

This box is over 8 years old, and was used for Softimage study, personal Softimage projects and the occasional Softimage-based home freelance assignment. Now collecting dust. Looking for a way to get rid of it and buy a new Soft, LW or Maya license for XP.

At work...

Dell Workstation
* Dual 2.2GHz P4s
* Windows 2000
* 2-gigs of RD- or DDR-RAM (not sure which)
* Two internal HDs. One about 20 gigs, one about 60.
* Wildcat 6100

Used for Maya-based production of visual effects for broadcast episodics, not to mention the occasional slacking off on the internet.


Hey... for those who said that Pro's worth every penny over Home, why? I'm curious.

TMJ1974
Apr 23, 2003, 11:33 PM
I currently have:

PowerMac Dual 867Mhz
1.5GB RAM
2 x 80GB WD 8MB cache hard drives
2 x 160GB WD 8MB cache hard drives
Radeon 9000 Pro

17" Studio Display

HK Soundsticks
Kodak DX4330 digital camera
Canon S900 printer
Canon N1240U scanner

You know, now that I'm reading this....I think I've figured out where all my money went LOL

Tim

TheMightyG
Apr 25, 2003, 01:06 PM
At work: 1.7Ghz Compaq P4 with god knows what inside. Still stuck with a site license for Win95 only (yeah, I know..yick), but soon to get Win2K Pro.

My box: 1Ghz 15" Powerbook with SuperDrive
768 RAM
External QPS 16x/4x/40x CDRW
20 Gig Buslink Portable FW HD
Canon 650U scanner
HP 932C Inkjet

In the storage locker waiting to be resurrected soon:

Power Mac 7500 upgraded with Newer Tech 200 Mhz 604E, 192 RAM, VooDoo 3 card, 2x 20Gig UltraSCSI drives, 24X CDROM and Initio Miles SCSI Adapter running OS 8.6 (first Mac I ever bought, can't bring myself to sell it!)

Hockey Nut
Apr 25, 2003, 07:54 PM
In my sons room:
Slotlaoding G3 imac
640mg ram
Airport
OS 9.2

In my daughters room (but she must share):
12" Powerbook, combo drive.
640 Ram
Airport Extreme.

In my room (and I don't have to share):
1.25 DP FW800 Powermac
1.75g Ram
Combo drive
Pioneer A05 DVD burner
Airport Extreme
20" Apple LCD.

I stay in my room a lot. :D

vollspacken
Apr 26, 2003, 12:03 PM
hhmmm, let's see:

- 1Ghz 15" tiBook w. superdrive
... I just love that thing :D

- beige G3 266Mhz
... hey, it actually has a macPicasso card for a second screen and a voodoo2 3dFX card in it. I produced our highschool yearbook with quark 3.11 and photoshop 3 on that one...

- se/30
... will use this one as a scsi-host for fileserving in a small network. AND IT IS SO CUTE ;)

- and I almost forgot my good old C-64

- does VPC 6 count as a computer :confused:

vSpacken

robbieduncan
Apr 26, 2003, 12:57 PM
Originally posted by Kethoticus ...
At work...

Dell Workstation
* Dual 2.2GHz P4s
* Windows 2000
* 2-gigs of RD- or DDR-RAM (not sure which)
* Two internal HDs. One about 20 gigs, one about 60.
* Wildcat 6100

Hey... for those who said that Pro's worth every penny over Home, why? I'm curious. [/B]

Well for this machine at least because Home only supports 1 processor!