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- INTEL DUOCORE E8500, 2x 3.16GHZ, 1333FSB
- ASUS KVALITETS BUNDKORT (INTEL P35) P5K SE
- 512MB DDR3 GEFORCE 9800GTX (2X DIGITAL DVI), NVIDIA
- 2x500GB SATAII HARDDISK, 7200RPM, WESTERN DIGITAL
- 4GB DDR800 DDR2 RAM, PC6400, KINGSTON, 10ÅRS GARANTI
- 20x SATA +/- DUALLAYER DVDBRÆNDER (SAMSUNG)
- 550W CORSAIR, VX550W, ULTRA STØJSVAG STRØM. (43A på 12V)
- NZXT HUSH KVALITETS KABINET (EKSTRA STØJDÆMPET)
- 6 USB PORTE (2 PÅ FRONT)
- 5.1 SURROUNDSOUND LYDKORT
- 10/100/1000MBIT NETKORT (GIGABIT LAN)
+ 22inch flatscreen monitor
+ 500gb external hard drive
+ 320gb external hard drive
So far I'm very pleased.
Old computers:
May I introduce you to my (new) computer? It arrived on July 13th 2006. No picture yet, it doesn't look too interesting anyway.
But here are some specs:
AMD Athlon 64 Processor, 3500+ Venice CPU
2 gb DDR 400 ram
GEFORCE 7600GT, 256mb ddr3
300 gb hard drive (+80 gb external hard drive)
19" flatscreen monitor.
Not too shabby for the price I paid.
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My old computer (still in use):
It's an eMachines 5255 with a 2.93GHz Pentium 4 CPU. 1 GB of Ram. 250 GB hard drive.
It's a beauty.
I have previously had an Amitech and a Fujitsu Siemens PC. In older days I had a custom built 486 PC which was state
of the art at the time. I earned the envy of all my friends. Before that I had an Amiga 500 (still have one of those)
and even earlier I had a Commodore 64. That was my first computer. I can still vividly remember
driving with my dad to go look at it. We had seen an ad in the paper and decided to go check it out.
Driving at night with all the excitement hard to contain. It was a used one and it probably cost as much
as the Amiga did when I bought that one. I bought it after my "konfirmation" with my gift money.
I decided to get my first PC after seeing Ultima 7: Serpent Isle at my friend's house.
I bought my next PC around the time Ultima 9 came out. With internet access. What a revolution.
That was when Windows 98 was the standard. When we got the Amitech it was time for the slick
Windows XP. Unfortunately the Amitech PC only survived a couple of years. But it was a welcome excuse
to get this sweet machine that I'm sitting at now. Hopefully it will be a while before I have to invest in new machinery again.
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