Computer Specs?

Sager NP8662
Q9000 (4 core) @ 2.0GHz (meh)
GTX260M OC'ed to 611
4GB DDR3 1333
500GB HDD @7200rpm
1680x1050

This laptop would be crap without the quad core.

Im saving up to build a monster desktop later, though.

CPU: E8400 @ 3.33ghz
Mobo: Gigabyte EP45-DS4P rev.1
RAM: Crucial Ballistix Tracer DDR2-800 4GB had another 4GB but the sticks died so need to RMA it :|
SSDs: Intel X25-M 80GB, Team SSD 64GB
Storage: Western Digital Raptor 74gb, Seagate 250, 320, Samsung 200, 4TB Fileserver.
Graphics: HD4870, HD4350
Display: 3x Samsung 2243BW 5040x1050
Case: Antec 900 v1

Asus pt 6 deluxe
I7 965 ExD
6gb ram Corsair DOMINATOR Twinx3
Crossfire Radeon x2 5870
1200W Power Cooler
1TB HDD

AMD Athlon 64 X2 5000+ BE (2.6->3.1GHz)[Cooled by Xigmatek HDT-S1]
BIOSTAR MCP6P M2+
3GB 667 Crucial RAM (667->800MHz)
PNY Nvidia 9800GTX+ (However, currently running on a borrowed Radeon MSI X1900XT)
Sigma 535W Power Supply
Hitachi 500GB Sata Hard Drive, Maxtor 250 IDE Hard Drive
Antec 300 ATX Mid-Tower Case
Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS /w Logitech Z-2300

I know I am running on an aged rig, but its pulling through. Also, Solidus, when do you plan to get a new computer? A Pentium 4 just can't handle the weight that it used to.

Let's hear it for overpriced badassery. Alienware custom rigs built to your specs are an expensive luxury my friend, one I hope to be able to afford sometime in the future. As for my rig, well... it's not really a rig at all. I'm using a 2-3 year old Dell XPS model# M1210 notebook class laptop. It's an early generation of the super compact laptops, and one of the direct predecessors to the current line of 'notebook' and 'netbook' computers, so it only has about an 11-12 inch screen. It also has an early model Intel Core 2 Duo, model# T5600 running at a measly 1.83GHz. I have no dedicated graphics card, but I am loaded up with 4 gigs of DDR2-667 RAM (also known as PC2-5300) so my Intel-brand integrated graphics setup has alot of memory to work with. I have a tiny lil 100 gig hard drive with a 7200 RPM speed. And that's all she wrote, if I forgot anything and remember it I'll add it here.

Boasting about having an Alienware comp. Hahaha The specs are still good but lol, you spent waaaaaay more than you should have. Though, there is one thing I like about Alienware computers and one thing only... their computer cases. Other than that they are the Bugattis of the computer world.



I plan on spending about $2000 minimum. More than enough to crush any games I would play.

This is not including price of a monitor though, strictly mobo, case, GPU, CPU, RAM, HDD's, and possibly a blu-ray drive (probably not)

Except with a Bugatti you pay for what you get - the fastest production car *pause* in the world.

I wonder how much he paid for those specs.

If you were to build it yourself it would end up being a AUD$3000 box.
Cept that CPU is way overpriced for the performance you get its cheaper cousin runs almost as fast but at a fraction of the cost.

Hey, on the upside he got an okay computer with his USD 3'999 wallpaper.

Spending some $3000 bucks for I7...... Wow that's my 2 month salary.... T_T..

Damn u rich O=

When in future i have money, i gonna try Intel on dat computer isntead AMD, but i will stick to Nvidia.

Well my bit old comp:
AMD 9950 Black Edition (2600 MHz)
ASUS M3A32-MVP Deluxe
4GB DDR2 800MHz CL5
Nvidia GeForce 9800 GTX+
hmm cant remember PSU but i highly took too powerful PSU for these D=
Samsung smoe lcd monitor VGA SHIT >_<

The i7 975 chip alone is over AUD$1000 but the sad thing is it's smaller brother who costs a fraction of the price has only marginally lower performance and with a bit of tweaking can probably outperform its more expensive cousin.
If you want to see how much stuff is being sold in Australia go to staticice.

Not to mention the i5s are very good bang for buck specially if you like overclocking.

For that sort of money I would have build a damn decent box and have enough left over for a 30' monitor...

Also wondering Heavyweaponsguy what resolution are you playing your games at?
With that sort of machine playing at 1680x1050 is a waste of money unless you're planning multiple monitors OR playing on a 30' monitor.

Lenovo Thinkpad T61P (6457-C28)

Core 2 Due T8300 @ 2.40 GHz
4 GB RAM
100 GB HDD
256MB NVIDIA Quadro FX 570M
15,4" @ 1900x1200

Think that is all the important specs about my laptop