I did it with a picture, everyone could just do text of whatever.

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oh great, no images.

Acer Aspire x1300 (Option C):

CPU: AMD64 Phenomx4 (2.3GHz, quad-core)
RAM: 3GB (Not sure what kind. Probably DDR of some sort.)
GPU: Nvidia Geforce 8200 (It clocks in at 1.4GB... I'm suspicious.)
OS: Windows Vista SP2 (Not getting the hate yet)
HDD: 320GB, partitioned into 2 140GB sections.

specs:
IT SUCKS.
the end

I will give both my windows computer specs.

Laptop
320gb HDD
Dual-core 2.00 ghz intel processor
Intel Integrated 4500 mobile graphics
3gb ddr2 800mhz
Vista Home premium sp2 (soon to be windows 7)

My unfortunate desktop (cause my good one broke)
Intel celeron 1.8 ghz processor
1.5gb ddr 400 ram
geforce 6200 agp
80 gb hard drive
XP Home SP3

Could you turn it down on the whole "fail" thing? It's really not funny, it's becoming a bit of a nuisance.

Do you have anything that works at least somewhat decently?

AMD Athlon 64 x2 Dual Core Processor TK-53
1.7 Ghz
893 MB Physical RAM
ATI Radeon Xpress 1100

Asus G51 Gaming Laptop
350 GB Hard Drive
4 GB Ram
Intel Core 2 Duo CPU 2.00 Ghz
Vista Home Premium (x64)

BSRaven wrote:Acer Aspire x1300 (Option C):

CPU: AMD64 Phenomx4 (2.3GHz, quad-core)
RAM: 3GB (Not sure what kind. Probably DDR of some sort.)
GPU: Nvidia Geforce 8200 (It clocks in at 1.4GB... I'm suspicious.)
OS: Windows Vista SP2 (Not getting the hate yet)
HDD: 320GB, partitioned into 2 140GB sections.

Dammit what the fuck. Did your machine come with the Nvidia card? Mine came with a piece of shit ATI. I'd rather have a Nvidia but I'm on a laptop.

Acer Aspire 5515.

Meh, don't feel like detailing.

I'd rather have a Nvidia but I'm on a laptop.

I have NVidia in my laptop.

Yeah but as far as I know you can't replace a laptops Video Card.

Ah.

I dunno my specs, but whenever I unplug the cord from my laptop, it turns off automatically.

It's supposed to have a battery life of 2 hours.

That happens with laptop batteries. They suck.

Well generally if you keep it plugged in all the time the battery gets used to it or some shit and it can run without it. So it's healthy for your computer to let it die every now and then, but I still don't do it.

Originally Packard Bell, but I modified everything except the CPU (for now).

CPU: AMD Phenom 9500 Quad Core 2.2GHz
RAM: 4GB DDR2
GPU: ATI HD 4890
OS: Windows 7 32-bit
HDD: 500GB, 500GB external, and 1TB external.


I'm surprised DJ PAXX wasn't the one who made this thread.
Oh snap.