Tell me your computer specs.

Lets see how many of you out there are rolling mega gaming machines and how many are on craptops. Post your machine specs.

 

Everything is in the sig.

 

Asus G73JW
720QM, 4GB RAM, GTX 460M, 17" 1080p

Asus M60J
720QM, 4GB RAM, GT240M, 16" 768p

 

look at my sig
3610qm
7970m overclocked to hell
ssd
ddr3 1600
RAT 9 Mouse, lol

 

Mine? Lenovo thinkpad x100e.
Macbook 2012 15" low end.

 

Aww yeah, craptop time:

HP Pavilion DV6t-1300
Core 2 Duo T6600 @ 2.2Ghz
8GB Crucial DDR3 RAM @ 1066MHz
Mobility Radeon HD 4650 w/ 1GB GDDR3 (550MHz core / 667MHz mem)
250GB Hitachi HDD @ 7200 RPM

Aww yeah... >_<

I can't wait to order my Sager NP9150, that'll be a considerable upgrade on all fronts. Next Friday (29th) is what it looks like now, hopefully more info surfaces about heat on the top end GPUs by then.

 

u keep that clock or just for benchmark? that's awsome if you can keep it! I OCed my 7970 only to 860 and every time I started a game it went up straight to a peak around 140 degrees and then back down to normal, scared me

 

For my laptop:
Alienware M17x R4 | I7 3720QM | 7970M | 12GB DDR3 1600MHz | 500GB HDD

 

Desktop in sig, looking to get a gtx 680 soon

 

Well most people who feel like posting in this thread probably don't have craptops lol but yea

Heres a REAL craptop:

Acer 5630
t5600 core 2 duo 1.83ghz
Nvidia 7650m GS ddr2
2gb RAM


Also have a dv1600:
t2400 core duo
expresscard (seriously? awesome!)
AWFUL 15:9 14.1" screen, only 15:9 laptop in existence! 1280x768!
12 cell battery

Of course, right now I'm typing on my awesome heavily upgraded, heavily modded Gateway nv78:
t6600 2.2ghz
HP firepro m7820 being used as an AMD 5870m 1gb gddr5
...with heatsink from a Clevo x7200
120w power adapter up from a 65w
17.3" 72% gamut 1920x1080p LED screen from a Clevo w870cu

It will be more impressive when it has a 7970m...

 

i hope your talking F and not C.....if so u def need to redo your thermal paste on that 7970m if it hasnt fried already, max temp for me is 70c in gaming and im running these clocks 24/7 at 1075v.

 

It is c...but is just a pulse, go to the peak and then slide down, don't know if the problem is with my monitoring software(GPU-temp), anyway, I turned the clock back immediately

 

Lappy:
in my sig.

Desktop:
AMD Athlon 64 x2 5400+ @ 2.8Ghz
6GB DDR2 @ 800Mhz
XFX GTS 250 (512MB DDR3 256bit)

Neither one is spectacular, but both get the job done well enough.

Sent from my Nexus One using Tapatalk

 

Sig:

720QM, HD5870M, 8GB 1333, 2x500GB HDD, Glossy FHD.

3610QM, HD7970M, G-Skill CL9 1600, 120GB mSATA SATA3, 750GB Hybrid, 95% NTSC FHD.

Sent from my G73JH using Keyboard

 

In the sig

 

Look at sig. GO AW!

 

In the SIG aww yeah

 

Sager NP6110 / 11.6" 1366x768 MATTE / i7-3610QM / GT 650m GDDR3 / Crucial M4 256GB / Intel 6235 Wi-Fi + Bluetooth

HP DV6z / 15.6" 1920x1080 MATTE / A8-3510MX / Radeon 6750m GDDR5 / WD SiliconEdge Blue 256GB

Soon: Sager NP9150 / 15.6" 1920x1080 MATTE / i7-3610QM / GTX 680m / Samsung 830 256GB

 

laptops only? I don't own one anymore lol

i7 3770k @ 4.4
eVGA GTX670 FTW edition
128GB OCZ Vertex 4 + WD Black HDD
z77 Asus Sabertooth
Corsair 750W

 

Main Laptop:

LG P300
13.3" 1280 * 800
2.1 Ghz Core 2 Duo
4GB DDR2
nVidia 8600m GS
250GB HDD

Nettop:
Intel Atom 1.6 Ghz n330
2GB DDR2
nVidia 9400
60GB HDD w/ 500GB external

Desktop:
Intel i5 2500k 3.3Ghz
8GB DDR3
nVidia 560 OC
2TB HDD

 

Just built a beast gaming rig last month (specs in my sig), my first ever build. Really it was surprisingly simple. Amazed at how silent the ASUS gpu runs, even under load.

Looking at upgrading my 4 year old XPS now that the iGPU in my desktop basically outperforms it. Anyone have an opinion on the Envy 15 vs the yet to be announced XPS15? How does HD7850M compare to GT640m?

 

Uh pretty sure its gonna beat the 640m by a mile? Could be wrong.


Question, am I the only member of this forum who has never owned a desktop?

 

specs in sig, 7970m or 680m soon.

 

Very similiar desktop to you what temps do you get on your 3570k?

 

@niffcreature:
Nope, you're not alone.

And I wanna see someone topping these Craptops:

Acer Extensa 4630Z
Intel Dual Core T3200 2.0Ghz
2GB Ram DDR2
Intel GMA 4500
160GB HDD 5400rpm

HP Compaq Presario Q57:
AMD E-450 Dual Core 1.65Ghz
4GB Ram DDR3
Radeon 6320
500GB HDD 5400rpm

 

All in my sig. I use the G73 more often though.

 

See sig. , no overclocking for my GT yet, but I have tried with stable 900/710

 

oh here ya go. heres a real craptop. got the laptop for christmas 3 years ago to share with my younger brothers. Tech in the computer was already 3 years old in some spots when it was bought. God i hate best buy for their laptops. all computers they attempt to sell to you is probably overpriced junk, with the exception of a rare few, like the Asus G75VW.

Gateway NV52-AMD Athlon 64 X2 QL-65-320 GB Hard Drive-4GB DDR2
im pretty sure this is the GPU cause i saw no nvidia stickers on the laptop
ATI Radeon HD 3200 Graphics9 with up to 19198 MB of HyperMemory (256 MB of dedicated system memory, up to 1663 MB of shared system memory), supporting Unified Video Decoder (UVD), OpenEXR High Dynamic-Range (HDR) technology, Shader Model 4.0, Microsoft DirectX 10.0. This laptop claims it can run directx 10, but thats a bunch of bull, it cant even run 9 without nearly crashing and lagging like a . like i said, im pretty sure the tech was waaaaaaaay outdated when i bought it. If it wasnt, it was the low end of low end.

this computer kills me.

 

I had a very old Fujitsu Siemens Amilo Pro V2055 with a Celeron M 420 CPU and only 512MB Ram and 60GB HDD. But i broke the display so I sold the parts a few years ago.

 

XPS M1530

• Intel T9300 @OC 2.71GHz,
• W7 Ult. 64bit
• 4GB RAM @ 333 MHz
• 500GB 5400RPM WD
• nVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT, Overclocked to-
  Core: 700 MHz
  Shader: 1400 MHz
  Memory: 1010MHz ​

So yeah... blazing speeds on a monster machine

Gaming on a VX2453 Monitor, Steelseries Sensei mouse, Cyborg V.5 keyboard and H800 logitech fatal1ty "gaming" headset

 

Shouldn't these posts be limited to Laptop specs? Hmmm...

Anyways my Laptop specs are in my sig and if anyone is interested in Desktop specs mine is:

AMD FX-8150 | 16GB G.Skill Sniper | Asus 990FX MB | Asus Geforce GTX 560 OC | Asus USB-N53 Wifi Adapter | Creative Sounblaster X-Fi Elite Pro | Corsair 600T Case | Corsair 650W PSU | Corsair H60 CPU Cooler

How about we up the ante guys and post a pic of our Laptop rigs? Who wants to go first?

 

Computer specs are in my signature profile. My main notebook computer looks like this:

 

http://forum.notebookreview.com/har...65-notebook-recieves-serious-meaker-love.html

Awww yeah.

 

ThinkPad W520 i7-2820QM
16GB Kingston Hyper-X 1600 MHz DDR3 RAM
Samsung 830 256GB SSD

(Toying with the idea of upgrading the CPU with a i7-2860QM or i7-2960XM if the price is right.)

Sent from my ADR6400L using Tapatalk 2

 

In the sig.

Also have an Asus N61jq laying around with: i7 720QM, AMD 5730 1GB, 128GB Intel X-25M SSD

 

actually they sell a samsung that has the gtx 675m, and i think soon the 680m and 7970m so i think they are doing a lot better now in the high end laptop department.

 

3930K
680 SLI
256GB SSD
16GB 1866Mhz

3720QM
16GB 1600Mhz
7970M CF
256GB SSD
750GB HDD

720QM
5870M
4GB 1333Mhz
500GB HDD

 

Seriously? Only Meaker has a legit craptop... and man, I didn't know you'd been here so long!

I probably have the crappiest laptop still in use. Its the only laptop that works with my printer. Don't ask why:
Toshiba. 1.6ghz Pentium M
1gb DDR RAM
60gb HDD
1 WIFI antenna (the other one broke)

Missing both the RAM and WIFI covers
14" XGA screen with a line on it
Amazingly gets 2 hours on battery
Plastic around power jack is cracked in 2 places but still works

The hinges wobble like crazy.

Hey man, don't knock the Gateway NV series until you've upgraded it to a 5870m gddr5
But seriously, too bad it wasn't a 17" or that would actually be a possibility.

 

Ive been on here longer than most mods and i had a full review published of my first notebook and got 1000s of hits. I did have a gap in the middle though.

 

Looks like my laptop is the most powerful. 16:10 subwoofer, great keyboard 9600m gt not seen anyone on this thread have such a high number gpu.

Specs in sig.

 

MSI 16F2
i7-2760qm
4gb DDR3 1600
HD 7970m
95% Ntsc Gamut 1080p
DVDRW
128GB Crucial M4 SSD
500GB WD Blue 7200.4
Unlocked 3.05 bios

Clevo M860TU
X9100
FX 3700m Quadro
4GB DDR3 1333
DVDROM
250GB Seagate Momentus
1680x1050 Durabright panel


Thats all i guess lol

 

haha yeah i wish. My parents went to best buy and bought it, and ended up spending like $1000 on it (i dont know why still) and it didnt even come with the full version of Microsoft Office.

 

mega machine here

in sig

P150EM:
i7-3610QM,
8GB DDR3 1333MHz RAM,
AMD 7970M,
Matte Screen,
750GB 7200RPM HDD

 

Current laptops on my sig but I still have my craptops

Craptop #1 - 13" Sony Vaio VGN-SZ55GN
Intel® Core™2 Duo Processor T7100(1.80 GHz)*1*2
1GB DDR2 SDRAM
319 MB Nvidia GeForce 8400M GS
Windows 8 Evaluation Version (LOL)

Craptop #2 - HP HDX18
2 Ghz Intel Core 2 Quad Processor Q9000
4096 MB (2 x 2048 MB) RAM
1 GB Nvidia Geforce 9600 GT
Vista 64-bit

And another crappy Quad Desktop with 1GB Nvidia 9500GT

 

my laptop is in my sig.

 

Check sig for updated laptop+desktop collection.

Craptops

Acer 4315 (mom's)
Celeron 550
GMA X3100
512MB DDR2
Dying 120GB 5400
1280x800 screen
XP Pro 32B

 

My current computer specs are in my signature. Bought on Nov.1st 2008.
Did HDD, RAM and CPU upgrades in the meantime to their current levels.

Still works fine, and for the games I play (as rare as I do), I find 9600m GT to be very adequate at mostly maxing out at 1280x800.

 

Laptop (decent mid-range?):
XPS 15 in my sig.

Craptop:
HP/Compaq Presario M2105
14" XGA
AMD Mobile Sempron 2800+
256MB DDR(1)
40GB IDE
ATI X200 (4MB - 128MB)

....I win?

 

If it's just laptop specs, I have a fairly high-end-for-five-years-ago laptop in my Inspiron 1520. It can still actually do anything I need it to - didn't really need to build a desktop.

My desktop's quite a bit more powerful, more so than I actually use right now. But it's nice, and does let me up the settings and resolutions on games.

Sig copied below since it might change with time:

Dell Inspiron 1520: Core 2 Duo T7500 at 2.2 GHz | GeForce 8600M GT | Hitachi Travelstar 7K320 | 3.5 GB DDR2 | XP Pro SP3
Desktop: Core i5 i2500K | ATI Radeon 6870 | Intel SSD 320, 80 GB | 2 TB WD Caviar Green x2 | 8 GB DDR3 | XP Pro SP2 64-bit

I like that some of the "awful" laptops are in fact perfectly usable machines. Even some with quad-cores...

I officially have the lowest wPrime score in the Bye Bye Super Pi thread at NBR, but that was with my dad's old Pentium 166 MHz laptop. I don't think that machine's actually been turned on in a couple years, though it probably does still work.

Yeah... I'd be pretty careful with that. This reminds me of my friend who was convinced his GPU's temperature sensor was faulty because it was reading 149 Celsius or something in that ballpark. Not too many days later, it blew up (literally). So the moral of that story is, assume that the temperature sensor is accurate.

This public service announcement has been brought to you by my friend who now has a different GPU and a greater respect for temperature sensors.

 

All in my sig.