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by **Pu7o** » Fri 01 Dec, 2006 4:02 pm

I want to note that Antony still has more RAM than me, and his CPU is still faster than mine, and his iMac's display is still bigger than mine. Thus, he is not qualified to call me 'rich'.

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by **Antony** » Fri 01 Dec, 2006 6:43 pm

Pu7o wrote:A small upgrade: My iMac now has 1.5GB of RAM, as opposed to 512MB of RAM, since today I bought a 1GB module. On a side note, the iMac apparently didn't like having two RAM modules, since it kept not recognizing one of them. I eventually got it to work though, which means...

Congratulations on getting more RAM.

I wish I could afford getting that "additional" RAM.

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by **DJGM** » Fri 01 Dec, 2006 7:23 pm

My current main PC system . . .

800MHz Intel Celeron
640MB PC100 SDRAM
80GB hard disk drive
32MB ATI Rage VGA

Currently dual booting with Windows XP and Windows Vista RC2.

(DJGM wishes he was as rich as Antony, and able to afford a top of the range Intel based iMac!)

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by **Pu7o** » Fri 01 Dec, 2006 8:23 pm

DJGM wrote:My current main PC system . . .
800MHz Intel Celeron
640MB PC100 SDRAM
80GB hard disk drive
32MB ATI Rage VGA

WOW! You can afford 800MHz Intel Celeron-based PC with powerful ATI Rage VGA graphics card! You are rich!Just in case you didn't realize... This was a joke.

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by **DJGM** » Fri 01 Dec, 2006 9:13 pm

LoL ... oh yes, I'm rich enough to afford something that was top of the range about 5 years ago!

(As opposed to being rich enough to aford a brand new Intel based Apple iMac!)

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by **Pu7o** » Fri 01 Dec, 2006 9:59 pm

Note the hidden text in my previous post

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by **DJGM** » Fri 01 Dec, 2006 10:11 pm

Pu7o wrote:Note the hidden text in my previous post

I did indeed notice that . . .
:wink:

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by **beanboy89** » Sat 02 Dec, 2006 12:20 am

Currently I have three working PCs, which is the nighest number of working PCs that I have ever had.

PC 1:
Hewlett Packard Pavilion a1050y
Pentium 4 HT @ 3.00 GHz
512 MB RAM
160 GB HDD
DVD-RW
CD-ROM
Integrated Graphics
Windows XP Home

PC 2:
Home-built Rig
AMD Sempron 2200+ at 1.49 GHz
256 MB RAM
80 GB HDD
CD-RW
CD-ROM
Integrated Graphics
Windows XP Home

And my newest machine...
PC 3:
Home-built Rig
AMD Athlon 64 X2
1.0 GB RAM
250 GB HDD
DVD-RW
ATI Radeon x700 256 MB
Windows Vista RC1
(pictures coming soon)

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by **Antony** » Sat 02 Dec, 2006 7:26 am

beanboy89 wrote:And my newest machine...
PC 3:
Home-built Rig
AMD Athlon 64 X2
1.0 GB RAM
250 GB HDD
DVD-RW
ATI Radeon x700 256 MB
Windows Vista RC1
(pictures coming soon)

What is the CPU clock?

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by **Antony** » Sat 02 Dec, 2006 7:29 am

DJGM wrote:My current main PC system . . .
800MHz Intel Celeron
640MB PC100 SDRAM
80GB hard disk drive
32MB ATI Rage VGA
Currently dual booting with Windows XP and Windows Vista RC2.

I am disappointed to know that your iMac or Blue and White G3 is not your main computer.

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by **Antony** » Sat 02 Dec, 2006 7:31 am

DJGM wrote:(As opposed to being rich enough to aford a brand new Intel based Apple iMac!)

Please note that Pu7o bought an Intel-based iMac months before Antony did.
Don also bought a 64-bit computer months before Antony's iMac.

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by **DJGM** » Sat 02 Dec, 2006 7:57 am

Antony wrote:I am disappointed to know that your iMac or Blue and White G3 is not your main computer.

My iMac currently has no HDD, and not enough RAM to run Mac OS X. And as I said in this thread, my B+W G3 is
not working. The graphics card, and/or mainboard is faulty, and the machine cannot send any display signals.

If anyone is rich enough to help me get my G3 Macs working again, or buy me a newer G4/G5 or even a brand
spanking new Intel based Mac, I'll setup a PayPal "Donate" page a.s.a.p. Any donations gratefully received.
:wink:

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by **Don_HH2K** » Sat 02 Dec, 2006 9:40 am

Antony wrote:Don also bought a 64-bit computer months before Antony's iMac.

Antony's iMac is faster and has more memory, a bigger hard drive, and a larger screen. Also it was about $1299AU more expensive.

Can I ask what it's like to have a $3299AU PowerMac, a $2999AU iMac, and a Powerbook for somewhere over two grand? You know that the only way I'll ever be able to get a Mac anytime soon is when Leopard releases, and some people decide to trash their G3s.

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by **beanboy89** » Sat 02 Dec, 2006 9:43 am

Antony wrote:
beanboy89 wrote:And my newest machine...
PC 3:
Home-built Rig
AMD Athlon 64 X2
1.0 GB RAM
250 GB HDD
DVD-RW
ATI Radeon x700 256 MB
Windows Vista RC1
(pictures coming soon)
What is the CPU clock?

Sorry, I forgot to mention it in my post. The clock speed is 2.00 GHz.

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by **Tidus** » Sun 03 Dec, 2006 11:31 am

Tidus wrote:Me and the missus have 13 computers at home. Kas is a programmer, and has 7 testbeds, each with a separate version of Windows, from DOS to Vista Beta. We have 3 Dell PowerEdge SC1425s servers, plus my Shuttle and Kassie's everyday dual core machine.

Servers:

Dual 3.0GHz Intel Xeon processors
4GB DDR2 SDRAM
Two 250GB SATA150 Seagate hard drives
Dual GigE Ethernet connections.

Altogether, all 3 equal up to over 18GHz, with 12GB RAM & 1.5 Terabytes of HD space!!

My seperate server, Riku (yep, a Japanese girl's name), that powers KJC's website, is the following spec:

NEC PowerMate VL3 Slim Desktop
1GHz AMD Duron CPU
384MB Hyundai SD-RAM PC133 CL2 RAM
20GB WD HD
Pioneer DVR-105 DVD-RW Drive
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise & 25 CALs (Client Access Licenses)
Apache 2.0.54
PHP 5.0
MySQL

My Laptop:

Tiny A440 (Re-badged FIC)
1GHz Intel Pentium III
256MB SO-DIMM 144 Pin RAM
20GB Fujitsu HD
Quanta DVD-ROM/CD-ROM Drive
13" Hyundai TFT

I won't go on any more, i'll be here forever

I've just added a new member to the KJC Fleet. My new laptop is a beauty, but has one slight fault. Her specs are:

Toshiba Satellite P10

Pentium 4 2.60GHz HyperThreading (I'm not sure of the FSB, she's only 4 months old, so will be around 533/800MHz)

256MB DDR laptop RAM (i think 400Mhz, i need to run KJC's copy of Everest Ultimate on her yet)

nVIDIA GeForce FX go1500 32MB graphics

30GB Hard disk

CD-RW/DVD-ROM Combo

15.4" widescreen TFT LCD Panel

TV Out

v90 data/fax modem (i'm probably never going to use this, i may replace it with a Mini PCI TV Card)

SD Card Reader

i-Link (IEEE1394)

Fast InfraRed

3xUSB 2.0 Ports

This laptop is superb. It was brought in to us by a customer. It has been knocked on the screen area, and there is 5 lines running along the screen, the LCD relay lines inside the TFT panel are damaged. Rikku has paid the customer Â£150 for it as a scrapper, and done her an insurance write off report. Toshiba want Â£350 for a new panel for it, so it would be uneconomical for us to repair, and would cost the customer Â£450 with our final charges, which is more than she paid for the laptop in the first place.

Rikku has "donated" it to me, really sweet of her. All i need to do now, is get a new screen for it. It would be economical for me to do it, if i pay Â£350 for a new screen, this laptop will last me around another 6 years, so it will pay for itself. I'm dual-booting it with SuSe Linux 10.1, and Wondows XP Pro SP2.

The fault is quite a tiny one, but expensive to fix nonetheless. I can put up with the lines till i get a new panel, or i just use it on an external monitor, which i am now, i have it hooked up to Greg's monitor!

I've upgraded our server to 512MB RAM, and will be upgrading it to Windows Server 2003 Small Business Server R2 in the near future, our company is expanding here in the UK, and Enterprise Edition is not powerful enough!

If anyone has a Tosh Satellite P10 scrap, with a good screen on it, let me know, i'll give ya good money for it, this is the fastest laptop i've had to date!

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