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My specs are as follows...

OS: Windows XP Home Edition SP3
Processor: 2.93 gigahertz Intel Core 2 Duo
Hard drives: 1 terabyte primary hard drive (Well, 931 gigabytes to be exact. You know that they don't guarantee the exact amount)
1.5 terabyte secondary backup drive (this is where I store my video clips and some of my Humongous games)
Other Storage: One DVD-ROM drive
One floppy disk drive (My computer is actually the only one in my house that has one! Now if only I could get more old DOS games to use it...)
Video Display: ATI Radeon HD 5700 video card
LG W2043 20.3 inch monitor
Current screen resolution: 1600x900
Sound: Realtek High Definition Audio (The sound card is built into my motherboard. I'm using a 2 speakers + subwoofer setup as well)
RAM: 2 gigabytes of RAM
Other stuff: My keyboard is some random Microsoft keyboard with a crapload of macro buttons that I never use, including 5 buttons to instantly go to a favorite website, instant access to My Documents, Pictures, Music... The most useful out of these is a slider that adjusts zooming, which is great when I'm reading a PDF file.
My mouse is just a basic black mouse with two buttons and a scroll wheel with button, manufactured by HP.
As far as game controllers go, I have a Logitech F10 gamepad, which actually has a switch on the back that changes whether it registers in the computer as a Logitech controller or an emulation of an Xbox PC controller. The only difference I've seen between them is that some games won't register the d-pad unless I switch it to Xbox mode. Other than that, it's the perfect thing to play PC platforming games or just about any emulation on the planet.
Lastly, I've got a 12.1 inch drawing tablet made by a company called Aiptek. Their products, as well as their website, are hilariously engrish, but I have no problems with the tablet at all. It works really nicely, especially for a product that gives you a bad first impression with it's broken English.

I will update if I find out any other interesting tidbits.

My old computer, which is dead: (scroll down to see updated stats about my temp, and my new one.)

OS: Windows 7 PRO 64-bit
Processor: Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 2.40GHz
Hard drives: 1 terabyte Samsung internal hard drive
Windows Experience Index Rating: 5.5
Other Storage: One DVD-RW drive from LG
3.5 inch floppy disk drive (Useless)
Graphics card: Nvidia Geforce 9600 GT
Monitor: LG FLATRON W2242TQ (I think it's about 22 inches)
Native resolution: 1680x1050
Sound: Realtek HD Audio
Speakers: Bigass Logitech 5.1 Surround system, but the rear speakers are unconnected due to lack of space for them, resulting in an effectively 3.1 speaker system.
RAM: 2 gigabytes of RAM

Edit: This is out of date, this computer is broken now and I have a new one. Scroll down to see its specs, I'm just leaving this here for archival.
Operating System: Windows XP Media Center Edition Service Pack 3 (build 2600)
Processor: 2.00 gigahertz AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core
Hard Drive: 250 GB main, 1.5 TB GoFlex Backup
Video: ATI RADEON XPRESS 200 Series (256 MB Video Memory)
Sound: Realtek AC97
Resolution: 1920 x 1080
Other Storage: DVD-ROM drive, DVD Writer drive
Speakers: Creative CS120 (They date all the way back to my 486!)
Monitor: ASUS VS247 (23.4 inches)
RAM: 1 GB of RAM (I have since upgraded it to 3 GB)
Keyboard: An HP keyboard that came with the system, loaded with random buttons I never use. It's mostly because it's a Media Center PC though.
USB sticks: Ativa 4 GB
Mouse: Standard Logitech mouse with a scroll wheel in the middle.
Game Controllers: An Xbox 360 controller, made for Windows. That's not self-contradicting at all.
Printers: HP LaserJet 4100 PCL 5e, HP Officejet 6500 E709n Series

Yeah, my computer's pretty old and has shown its age. Apparently, we got it on 10/2/2005.

Protip: Run 'dxdiag' to see your PC's specs. Assuming you're running Windows, that is.

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System Information
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Operating System: Windows 7 Professional 32-bit (6.1, Build 7601) Service Pack 1 [Originally XP Pro]
System Manufacturer: Dell Computer Corporation [For the record I don't like Dell computers, but it's a hand-me-down so meh]
System Model: Dimension 3000
BIOS: Phoenix ROM BIOS PLUS Version 1.10 A03
Processor: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 2.66GHz, ~2.7GHz
Memory: 1024MB RAM
DirectX Version: DirectX 11

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Display Devices
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Card name: NVIDIA GeForce 6200
Manufacturer: NVIDIA
Chip type: GeForce 6200
DAC type: Integrated RAMDAC
Display Memory: 489 MB
Dedicated Memory: 250 MB
Shared Memory: 239 MB
Current Mode: 1280 x 1024 (32 bit) (60Hz)
Monitor Name: Generic PnP Monitor
Monitor Model: DELL E173FP

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Other Info
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Sound Device: SoundBlaster Live! 24-bit
Input Devices: A standard mouse and keyboard. Not much else to say.
External Hardware: I have a 2GB flash drive as well as a 200GB storage drive where I keep half my stuff.

I plan on getting a Macbook Pro this summer, so I might repost with its specs once that happens.

Operating System: Windows XP Home Edition (5.1, Build 2600) Service Pack 3 (2600.xpsp_sp3_gdr.120411-1615) (My dad says it's getting old, but I don't care!)
Language: English (Regional Setting: English)
System Manufacturer: eMachines, Inc. (What I find cool is that the company have used their logo on top of the Windows XP "Bliss" wallpaper)
System Model: Imperial (I don't know what THAT's all about!)
BIOS: Revision 0.90 (Nuff said)
Processor: Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 2.60GHz (My computer runs SO ****** SLOW SOMETIMES BECAUSE OF THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111)
Memory: 510MB RAM (Same comments as above)
Page File: 912MB used, 335MB available (Same comments as above)
Windows Dir: C:\WINDOWS (And HOW?)
DirectX Version: DirectX 9.0c (4.09.0000.0904) (When I run LEGO Island with Direct3D with this driver, it runs perfectly fast like LEGO Racers... but sometimes when it beeps, or struggles to load, it restarts my computer, instead (alternately, it would crash))
DX Setup Parameters: /PackageInstall
DxDiag Version: 5.03.2600.5512 32bit Unicode

Status update: I now have a brand-new computer, so my specs are now totally different! And a hundred times better than my last computer too!
Operating System: Windows 8 64-bit (6.2, Build 9200)
System Manufacturer: Gateway (It's a DX4870-UB318)
BIOS: P11-A0
Processor: Intel Core i5 3 GHz Quad-Core
RAM: 8 GB
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 1664 MB (I plan to put my video card in there sometime)
Hard Drive: 1 TB Seagate, 1.5 TB GoFlex Backup
Mouse: Standard Gateway mouse that came with the computer
Keyboard: Standard Gateway keyboard that came with the computer
Other storage: DVD-RW drive
The rest is pretty much what else I said.

MrEightThreeOne wrote:Status update: I now have a brand-new computer, so my specs are now totally different! And a hundred times better than my last computer too!
Operating System: Windows 8 64-bit (6.2, Build 9200)
System Manufacturer: Gateway (It's a DX4870-UB318)
BIOS: P11-A0
Processor: Intel Core i5 3 GHz Quad-Core
RAM: 8 GB
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 1664 MB (I plan to put my video card in there sometime)
Hard Drive: 1 TB Seagate, 1.5 TB GoFlex Backup
Mouse: Standard Gateway mouse that came with the computer
Keyboard: Standard Gateway keyboard that came with the computer
Other storage: DVD-RW drive
The rest is pretty much what else I said.

Whew, a freakin' Terrabyte for disc space? Man, computers have gone a LONG way... my Vista only has like 400 GB.

Greg and Retrodude have 1 TB hard drives too though...
Anyway, yeah, it's pretty funny to think at one point you had to partition a hard drive if it was more than 2 GB!

"At one point" indeed! People haven't had to do that crap since 1996, when Windows 95 introduced FAT32 to the world!

Can you run LEGO Island on it?

Probably.

Kinda-sorta. You need to do the d3drm.dll fix, but afte that it works pretty well.

I thought Direct3D wasn't used in LEGO Island?

Operating System:Windows XP Proffesional(32-bit)
Graphic Card:GeForce 8400 GS
CPU:AMD Spepron 140(I think this CPU is going to die)
Motherboard:MSI MS-7309
RAM:1024MB
Page File:806MB used,1654MB available
Mouse:NetScroll 110(black version)
Keyboard:Genius KB-120
System Manufacturer:MSI
BIOS:American Megatrends Inc. V2.4 03/10/2010
Resolution:1024x768(32 bit)(60hz)
1sd Hard drive:78.7GB
2sd hard drive:70.3GB
Audio Card:Realtek HD Video Output
Monitor:LG FALTRON L1718S
CD-RW:HL-DT-ST CD-RW GCE-8526
DVD-RW:PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-215D SCSI CdRom Device
Hard Drive:WDC WD1600JS-08NCB1

This computer is in a very bad state,and I believe it will be dead for not too long.

[hide][/hide]Operating System:Windows XP Proffesional(32-bit)
Graphic Card:GeForce 8400 GS
CPU:AMD Spepron 140(I think this CPU is going to die)
Motherboard:MSI MS-7309
RAM:1024MB
Page File:806MB used,1654MB available
Mouse:NetScroll 110(black version)
Keyboard:Genius KB-120
System Manufacturer:MSI
BIOS:American Megatrends Inc. V2.4 03/10/2010
Resolution:1024x768(32 bit)(60hz)
1sd Hard drive:78.7GB
2sd hard drive:70.3GB
Audio Card:Realtek HD Video Output
Monitor:LG FALTRON L1718S
CD-RW:HL-DT-ST CD-RW GCE-8526
DVD-RW:PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-215D SCSI CdRom Device
Hard Drive:WDC WD1600JS-08NCB1
Headset:Canyon CNR-HS01N

This computer is in a very bad state,and I believe it will be dead for not too long.

Double post what?

The x button for deleteing a post is not there

...because I posted. Your post can only be deleted if it's the most recent. Whoops.

Forummotion better fix this!

System manufacturer: Gigabyte
System model: Z68A-D3H-B3
BIOS version: I forgot… probably F12?
OS: Dual-boot between Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1 and Mac OS X Lion 10.7.2 (yes, I'm running a Hackintosh…lol)
Processor: 3.09GHz Core i3
Hard drive: 500 gigabyte primary hard drive
Other storage: one DVD-RW drive from Sony
Video display: Intel HD Graphics 3000, built-in to the processor
Acer H233H monitor
Native screen resolution: 1920x1080
Sound: Realtek HD Audio, built into the motherboard
Speakers: those that came with my old Dell Dimension 3000
RAM: 4GB, was thinking of upgrading it to 8GB sometime
Other stuff: Microsoft Natural Ergonomic 4000 keyboard (I'm guessing it's the same as Retrodude's), Wacom Graphire 2 tablet, Verbatim 15-in-1 USB adapter for various card types, and yes, oh yes, a crapload of USB flash drives!

That's the specs of my main computer… I've got several other computers too.

If you don't mind, allow me to bring you the specs of my good ol' Panasonic Toughbook CF-25 MK2 from 1997. This is the laptop that I use to play my older games on.

OS: Windows 95 OSR2
Processor: Pentium 150
Hard drive: 2 gigabyte primary hard drive
Other storage: 10x speed CD-ROM drive, 3.5" floppy drive
Video display: Chips & Technologies 65550 - using the monitor from my IBM Aptiva computer, because the backlight on the internal display died out.
Native screen resolution: 800x600
Sound: ESS AudioDrive ES1788
Speakers: those that came with my IBM Aptiva
RAM: 32MB

Interesting. Anyone think maybe we should start a thread for retrocomputing specs?

GeorgeQGreg wrote:Interesting. Anyone think maybe we should start a thread for retrocomputing specs?

Why, of course! I am a huge fan of retro computing!

As am I. More creepy.

Recently got a new computer:

OS: Dual boot of Windows 7 Professional
Processor: Core i5 Sandy Bridge (Xeon version! How interesting!)
Hard and Solid drives: 120GB Kingston SSD, 2TB Hard Drive (WD Green), 1TB Samsung, 1.5 terabyte external Seagate. The 120GB is a boot drive, my data is on the 1TB, and I just use the 2TB for memory swap and other temp files for now because I don't trust it. The 1.5 TB is a backup drive.
Windows Experience Index: 7.4!
Other storage: DVD drive, and internal card reader
Graphics: AMD Radeon HD 7750, the Sandy Bridge also has its own 3D guts
Monitor: LG FLATRON W2242TQ (I think it's about 22 inches)
Native resolution: 1680x1050
Sound: Same Realtek HD crap every computer sold today has
RAM: 12GB!!!!!1111111

Specs for my older computer, mostly use it for playing really old games:

OS: Windows XP and 98SE (dual boot)
Processor: Pentium IV
Hard Drives: 74GB Samsung internal IDE drive
Other Storage: One DVD-RW from LITE-ON.
Graphics card: ATi Radeon 9200 AGP
Monitor: LG Studioworks 700s (Great old CRT!)
Sound: Soundblaster Live! PCI
RAM: 512 measly MB

Os windows 7 home premium 32 bit
Processor intel core i3
Hard drive 650 gig whitelabe
Other storage lg dvd rw burner
Graphics card intel hd
Monitor envision crt monitor
Sound intel onboard Sound
Memory at least 4 gigs


Now for my other computer i use

Computer hp Compaq nx5000
Os windows xp professional sp3
Processor intel Pentium m
Hard drive 40 gig Hitachi
Other storage bulit in dvd rom drive
Graphics card intel onboard graphics
Sound intel onboard sound
Memory 768 megabytes