Post your rig

This is the computer that sham built...



Specs available on request.

Nice!! I'd like to see those specs I dont have any pics of my pc's, but we have 1 shuttle pc that is purely used for watching/listening to downloaded (legally ofc) material that is hooked up to the plasma TV and aurround sound, another ancient pc (my baby - bought in 1999 at 333mghz and the only original thing left is the motherboard, its now 1.5ghz but still not good enough, mainly used for storage) and my trusty Acer laptop that I do all my browsing and gaming on.

Im planning on building a 4th pc for gaming and have my eye on one of those cases that has no fan but is cooled by anti-freeze in the case - so cool!

Thanks Jax. It's insides are more than a few years old now so it's not a juggernaut anymore. And that anti-freeze isn't a bad idea. I constantly have to keep my fans and fins clean or it overheats.

Here are the basics...

Operating System:
Microsoft Windows XP Professional

CPU Type:
AMD Athlon XP, 2166 MHz (6.5 x 333) 2700+

Motherboard:
Abit NF7-S (5 PCI, 1 AGP, 3 DIMM, Audio, LAN, IEEE-1394)

Motherboard Chipset:
nVIDIA nForce2 SPP

System Memory:
1024 MB (DDR SDRAM)

Video Adapter:
ATI Radeon 9600 XT

Monitor:
HANNS-G 19" LCD 1440X900

Storage:
Hitachi (80 GB, 7200 RPM, Serial-ATA/150)
Samsung (DVD:16x, CD:52x/24x/52x DVD-ROM/CD-RW)
TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SD-M1612 (16x/48x DVD-ROM)

Input:
Logitech Basic Keyboard, Logitech HID-compliant G5 Laser Mouse, Logitech STX Camera

Chassis:
A New Egg special

Internet connection:
AT&T DSL Elite 6000 kbps

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Shamballa, love the boomerang on the wall, so have you been on a walkabout?

Stitch

Stitch, I wish! A buddy of mine went to Australia about a year ago with the Rotary Club and brought that back for me. He also brought back a didgeridoo, but he kept that I've always had a fascination with Australia.

well a didgeridoo is ok if you can get it to make a sound, I am unable to produce any sound that lasts longer than a few seconds.

Australia is fascinating but as you probably realise our country is the driest continent on Earth. We live on the edge of our country and most of us make only one visit to the desert. Though pretty much everyone at some point goes to the centre.

I went on a 4X4 adventure tour to do the walkabout, it was a 18 day event and you experience the red centre of Australia, the long and eery walk through King's Canyon, the changing colours of Uluru at sunset. Things that people tell you are life changing, but it is in the doing that you understand and it is more amazing than anything that you could expect.

However in my day to day life, I live in the city of Melbourne, in an apratment on the 28th floor on Bourke St, one of Melbourne's most famous streets. And city living here is probably not that much different than city living in London or New York.

However this is way off the topic of my rig.

To get on topic my computer

my computer runs at 2.13 GHz

I have 1023 MB ram

I use Windows Vista

and I have a really great flatscreen LCD monitir and it is big!


Stitch

Right on

ibook G4 that is becoming increasingly slower by the day

I have a PC desktop that was built and a macbook pro laptop that my college requires us to buy for the graphic design major. It's rediculous. I had to pay $2,000 and for what? If I spent $2,000 on a regular laptop and not a mac that laptop would kick this one's ass.

lol...I'm not, bitter, or anything

LOL Jacqui. My brother is a decent graphic artist/animator. He went to school in Phoenix. Here's his website: http://www.michaeldonaldsonart.net/home.html I designed the favicon by the way.

Wow Shamballa!!! Very very talented!!! I always love looking at people's art My friend AJ would really like his stuff. He draws comic stuff all the time