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here's some picture of my pc:
























System Specs:
AMD Athlon64 3800+
DFi RDX200 CF-DR
OCZ Platinum Series Enhanced Laetncy 2-3-2-5 PC3200 1GBx2 Dual Channel Kit
Powercolor Ati Radeon X1800XL 256MB
Hitachi Deskstar 160GB Sata2
Benq 1640 + BenQ 1625
OCZ Powerstream 520W Rev.1 SLi ready
Creative Audigy Platinum Ex
Silverstone TJ-03 Full Tower Casing
Logitech Z-5500

There's already a topic for pc-cases, monitors, mice...

but there's no pictures -_-

Yes there are... well not many in the monitor topic...

here we go >> http://forum.nfsunlimited.net/viewtopic ... &start=280

Oh. Didn't remember that one.

holy crap coldstar your a rich man!

Envy....

Bloody hell, wheres money when you need it *Slaps self* "Get a job!"

agrees with tunerfreak, and performs same action. That speaker set-up and case alone are more than my rig! + or - a few. even so, where did you get that kind of money?

haha......i am now only a year 4 middle school student....i got moi money from my holiday jobs i did the last 2years

I have the same xbox controller and keyboard. o_O But other than that, my computer is complete crap.

my comp


specs:
amd athlon 2400+ @2200mhz
ati 9800 pro 128mb @ HIGH OC SPEED
768 mb ram
17" novita
logitech X-*some number* (audio)
and a crappy Asrock mobo

Xtreme2 wrote:

my comp


specs:
amd athlon 2400+ @2200mhz
ati 9800 pro 128mb @ HIGH OC SPEED
768 mb ram
17" novita
logitech X-*some number* (audio)
and a crappy Asrock mobo

What's so crappy about Asrock?
I have an Asrock mobo, don't have any complaints.
And if you didn't know, Asrock is basically Asus.

Here's my rig, which is starting get old. Still runs good though, but it has reached it's upgrade limits (mobo doesn't support cpu's bigger then I already have, or faster memory, or pcie). I most likely won't be doing anything to this anymore, instead I'll get a completely new set.

MSI KT2 Combo
AMD XP 2400+ (default 2.0 GHz)
1 GB DDR400 (though running at 266, since that's the limit on my mobo)

AGP/PCI slots, top to bottom
PNY 6600GT 128MB AGP (not oc'd)
Extra USB-port bracket
Buffalo WLI2-PCI-G54S High Speed WLAN Adapter (hardly visible in the picture, connects to Telewell EA2000 WLAN Router/ADSL2+ modem)
Creative SB Live!
Hoontech Digital I/O (for digital audio)

HDD: 200+160+160 ATA133 (two of which are mounted in the top 5 1/4 slots, behind the "added" intake fan on the front panel, I kept having way too hot HDD's otherwise with them all squeezed to the bottom of the case)

LG DVD+-RW/Dual Layer.

Cambridge Soundworks Digital 2.1 speaker system

Looks like we got a new thread going here.

That fan looks very eerie. Even if it is better for performance

indeed...but it definately will increase airflow in the casing

Processor: AMD 64 Venice +3000
Mother Board: ASUS A8N5X
Video Card: ASUS GeForce 7800GTX 256MB PCI-Express
Memmory: 2Gig Samsung PC3200 400Mhz
Sound System: Eastern 5x1 250W
Headphones: Plantronics D SP500
Monitor: ViewSonic LCD VX922 19" 2MS
Keyboard: Logitech G15 Gaming Keyboard (with LCD display)
Mouse: Logitech MX518 Gaming-Grade Optical Mouse 1600 dpi
Wheel: Logitech MOMO Force Feedback

(sorry for the poor photo, have a rely bad camera)

Pabl0z wrote:

Xtreme2 wrote:

my comp


specs:
amd athlon 2400+ @2200mhz
ati 9800 pro 128mb @ HIGH OC SPEED
768 mb ram
17" novita
logitech X-*some number* (audio)
and a crappy Asrock mobo

What's so crappy about Asrock?
I have an Asrock mobo, don't have any complaints.
And if you didn't know, Asrock is basically Asus.

i agree with you but im not hapy with my system and yes i have complaints about this board... my sound sometimes euhm... i dunno how to call it but.. anyway there was a problem with the sound so i bought a soundcard... gues what! problems still there! anyway im now having a job @ a computer store and now im gonna look what are the best upgrades for its money

Ceano wrote:Processor: AMD 64 Venice +3000
Mother Board: ASUS A8N5X
Video Card: ASUS GeForce 7800GTX 256MB PCI-Express
Memmory: 2Gig Samsung PC3200 400Mhz
Sound System: Eastern 5x1 250W
Headphones: Plantronics D SP500
Monitor: ViewSonic LCD VX922 19" 2MS
Keyboard: Logitech G15 Gaming Keyboard (with LCD display)
Mouse: Logitech MX518 Gaming-Grade Optical Mouse 1600 dpi
Wheel: Logitech MOMO Force Feedback

(sorry for the poor photo, have a rely bad camera)

Gamer Infinity case isnt it.

donaldgladden wrote:

Ceano wrote:Processor: AMD 64 Venice +3000
Mother Board: ASUS A8N5X
Video Card: ASUS GeForce 7800GTX 256MB PCI-Express
Memmory: 2Gig Samsung PC3200 400Mhz
Sound System: Eastern 5x1 250W
Headphones: Plantronics D SP500
Monitor: ViewSonic LCD VX922 19" 2MS
Keyboard: Logitech G15 Gaming Keyboard (with LCD display)
Mouse: Logitech MX518 Gaming-Grade Optical Mouse 1600 dpi
Wheel: Logitech MOMO Force Feedback

(sorry for the poor photo, have a rely bad camera)

Gamer Infinity case isnt it.

I'm not sure, did get it from a friend that works in a computer store.

spartan.dk wrote:That fan looks very eerie. Even if it is better for performance

XcoldstarX wrote:indeed...but it definately will increase airflow in the casing

It most certainly does. Even though the airflow passes through two "warm" hard drives it still manages to drop my overall system (motherboard sensor) temperature 3-4 deg C. The HDD's themselves are running a lot cooler then they did when they were mounted at the bottom very close to each other and no fan blowing at them; a good 30 deg C cooler! They were at about 55-60 degs C, now they are at 25-30 deg C. Huge improvement.

I finally decided to move them to the top, and mount the intake fan in front, when I had two total hard drive failures inside a couple of months (warranty valid, luckily). Definitely worth it. And the fan is near silent too; first of all it's a high quality Nexus case fan and it's also spinning a bit slower then it could (I'm not feeding it full 12V, only 7V).