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HP - Pavillion DV6305 - My Laptop.

Processor - 1.6 GHz AMD Turion ™ 64 X2 Dual-Core
256KB+256KB L2 Cache

Memory - 512MB ( Plan on upgrading to 2 Gigs of this.(link)

Graphics Card - NVIDIA GeForce Go 6150

Hard Drive - 80GB 5400RPM

Display - 15.4" WXGA High-Definition Brightview Widescreen(1280 X 800)

Fax/Modem - High speed 56k modem

Network Card - Integrated 10/100BASE-T Ethernet LAN

Wireless - 802.11b/g WLAN

Multimedia Drive - Super Multi 8X DVD±R/RW

Its not much but it does what i want :) I really want to build a gaming computer I just dont have the cash.

New system (should be here by coming weekend)

Spec:
CPU: Intel Q6600 G0 (Gotta overclock that :D )
GPU: EVGA 8800GTX
Motherboard: Asus Blitz Formula SE
RAM: 2GB Crucial Ballistix
HDDs: 1x 80GB, 1x 160GB, 1x 74GB Raptor (16mb cache)
PSU: Corsair HX620W
Wireless: Edimax 802.11n Draft v2.0
OS: Vista Premium 32bit
Case: Silverstone TJ07
Fans: 2x AC Ryan 120mm Orange Blackfire4 Fans
Fans: 3x AC Ryan 92mm Orange/Blue Blackfire4 Fans
Fans: 1x AC Ryan Black/UV Blue Blackfire4 Fans
Lighting: 2 AC Ryan 12" UV Cathodes
Fan Controller: Zalman ZM-MFC1 Plus

Watercooling:
CPU: D-Tek FuZion
GPU: EK 8800GTX Fullcover block
Rad1: 1x 240mm
Rad2: 1x 120mm
Pump: D-Tek DB-1
Res: Ek Multi-option 150
Tube: 1/2" XSPC
Coolant: Feser1 UV Orange
Fans: 3x AC Ryan Black/UV Blue Blackfire4

Other bits:
Monitor: Samsung SM-206BW 20" 1680x1050
Mouse: MX Revolution
Keyboard: Logitech G11
Speakers: Logitech X-530 5.1 Surround sound

i posted half of this before but i got a new stick or ram and cpu so my gaming rig, not a very good one right now, will run.

Specs

LG H26N SATA DVD Burner
EVGA-NF68-A1 680i (P30)
Seagate Barracuda 7200.10 250gb
Enermax 850watt DXX
Patriot 512mb PC2 5300 PSD251266781 (will be replaced with mushkin 2GB PC2 8500)
Intel Celeron D 420 Processor - 1.60GHz @ (testing) 2.4GHz 1.2GHZ FSB (will be replaced with Core 2 Quad Q6600)
EVGA e-GeForce 7300GS (will be replaced with EVGA 8800Ultra)

Forgot about my Laptop on page 2, so

HP DV9000Z 17 inch
OEM Motherboard
Nvidia Go 6150
AMD Turion X2 TL-58 1.9Ghz
OEM DDR2 667 (2x1GB)
1-120GB Sata
1-CD/DVD Multi w/LightScribe

Main Rig:
In Process of building:p

Backup Rig:

Monitor: 19" Dell
CPU: Intel Pentium 4 3.0GHz
Memory: 512MB RAM
Graphics Card: 128MB Intel CHipset (soo annoying)
HDD: 160GB
CD/DVD: 16x DVD+/-RW
PSU: Don't know
OS: Windows XP Home:twisted:
450W PSU
That's my Dell Dimension 3100c... :mad:

The current set up I have for my day to day rig is all pretty mid range, but does a great job for what I need.
CPU: Intel E2140 1.6Ghz (This thing absolutely wallops the 3.07Ghz Celeron D it replaced, even the the clock speed is almost half)
MoBo: Gigabyte GA-965GM-S2 Micro ATX. (Chosen because I prefer Gigabyte and this one had 7.1 onboard audio and 6 SATA ports)
RAM: 2x1Gb sticks of Kingston DDRII 667
Video: 2x20" Samsung SyncMaster 203B LCDs plugged into a Gigabyte 8600GT video card (only decent card I could find that had 2 DVI ports, had sVideo and RCA output for TV and most importantly, only takes up one PCI slot), I also have a el-cheapo AOC 19" widescreen LCD hooked up to the onboard video on the MoBo.
Storage: 160Gb Maxtor for OS, 320Gb Seagate and two 500Gb Samsung drives for media storage. All drives are SATA.

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Originally Posted by Bucko

The current set up I have for my day to day rig is all pretty mid range, but does a great job for what I need.
CPU: Intel E2140 1.6Ghz (This thing absolutely wallops the 3.07Ghz Celeron D it replaced, even the the clock speed is almost half)

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maybe i should have waited and saved up for the E2140, ohwell. bucko can you do a nuclearus test? i got 3047 or something with my celeron D 420 stock and 5879 OC'd.

Spawn, I don't have that to run, but you can check the different CPU scores in this post in the Aquamark thread. The E2140 gets almost THREE times as high a score as the Celeron D!

I tend to have the CPU usage meter running in my task bar. With the Celeron D it would hit 100% while refreshing the forum and watching a DVD at the same time. The DVD would start to stutter. It would do the same thing while using the TV tuner card.

Now I can have the TV tuner open and recording a show on one screen, watch a DVD on the next screen and have the forum open on the last and be downloading something all at the same time and it barely gets to 70-80%.


After my experience with the Celeron D I will NEVER recommend it to anyone! Friends don't let friends buy Celeron chips.

haha, guess i really should have waited. ohwell this is just a temp solution until i get more money.

That's why I bought the Celeron too. My AMD Athlon XP2000+ was starting to play up. Not sure if it was MoBo or CPU, but I decided it was time to upgrade anyway and thought the Celeron looked good to do me for a while.
How wrong I was....