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My PC Specs
This page is so you know what hardware i have in and around my computer.
Last update: 20-9-2008
-- the list without pix:
| Monitor |
Samsung 226BW 22" widescreen (3000:1 contrast ratio. 2ms +
Samsung SyncMaster 770P 17" (1500:1 contrast ratio) |
| Case |
Antec
LifeStyle Sonata II (ATX, 450W, Black) |
| Motherboard |
Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3P, P965 (ATX, PCI-e, Sound, LAN, SATA II, RAID) |
| Processor |
Intel Core 2 Duo E6420 (S775, 2x2.13GHz, 4MB, 1066MHz FSB, Boxed) |
| Memory |
G.E.I.L. 2X 1GB
PC2-5300 DUAL CHANNEL (3-4-4-8) |
| Videocard |
Club3D
HD 2600PRO ATI 512MB GDDR2 (PCI-e, 2x DVI) CGAX-HP262DD |
| Harddisks |
1x
Seagate Barracuda 160Gb 7200rpm Ultra ATA/100
8Mb Cache
1x
Seagate Barracuda 160Gb 7200rpm
SATA-II 8Mb Cache
1x Samsung 320Gb 7200rpm SATA-II 16Mb Cache |
| DVDR-Burner |
NEC 3540A 16x |
| Bluetooth |
Sweex BT210 (BT 2.0, USB 1.1, 100m) |
| Multimedia |
Speakers:
Cambridge Soundworks FPS1600 (4.1)
Soundcard: Creative Labs
Soundblaster 128 |
| Network |
Linksys Wireless-N ADSL2+ Gateway (WAG160N) (15-09-2008)
Linksys Dual-Band Wireless-N USB Network Adapter (WUSB600N)
(15-09-2008) |
| Input Devices |
Logitech MX Revolution
Logitech G15 keyboard
Infrared Receiver (now i can control my pc with any
remote!) |
| Other Stuff |
Casio Exilim Z8
Tom Tom One Second Edition
4Gb Sony Micro Vault Tiny
USB Memory stick
4Gb Dane Elec USB Memory stick
256MB Dane Elec USB Memory stick
Mobiles |
-- the list
with pix:
Monitor:
Samsung SyncMaster 770P 17" (1500:1 contrast ratio!)
(Jan 2007)
Samsung 226BW 22" widescreen (3000:1 contrast ratio. 2ms
(Nov 2007) |
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Case:
Antec
LifeStyle Sonata II (ATX, 450W, Black) |
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Motherboard:
Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3P, P965 (ATX, PCI-e, Sound, LAN, SATA II, RAID) |
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Processor:
Intel Core 2 Duo E6420 (S775, 2x2.13GHz, 4MB, 1066MHz FSB, Boxed) |
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Memory:
G.E.I.L. 2X 1GB
PC2-5300 DUAL CHANNEL (3-4-4-8) |
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Videocard:
Club3D HD 2600PRO Passive ATI 512MB GDDR2 (PCI-e, 2x DVI) CGAX-HP262DD
(feb 2008) |
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Harddisks:
1x Samsung 320Gb 7200rpm SATA-II 16Mb Cache
1x
Western Digital 80Gb 7200rpm Ultra ATA/100 8Mb Cache
(WD800JB)
1x
Seagate Barracuda 160Gb 7200rpm Ultra ATA/100
8Mb Cache
(ST3160023A)
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DVD Burner:
NEC 3540A 16x |
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Bluetooth:
Sweex BT210 (BT 2.0, USB 1.1, 100m) |
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Multimedia
Speakers:
Cambridge Soundworks FPS1600 (4.1)
Webcam:
Logitech Quickcam Sphere MP |
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Network:
Linksys Wireless-N ADSL2+ Gateway (WAG160N)
Linksys Dual-Band Wireless-N USB Network Adapter (WUSB600N) |
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Mouse:
Logitech MX Revolution
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Keyboard:
Logitech G15 keyboard |
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Other stuff |
Casio Exilim Z8
Tom Tom One Second Edition |
Older components
- Videocard:
MadView Ati Radeon 9600 Pro 128MB DDRRAM 400/400 (Video Out)
With original cooler
And here with a new (NO NOISE) cooler!
Click on pic for larger version :)
- Mouse:
Logitech MX1000 Laser Cordless Mouse
Monitor:
Iyama 17" LCD AS4314UT
CD/DVD burner:
NEC ND-2500A 8x
Memory:
2x 512Mb
Corsair
DDR SDRAM
PC2700 333MHz
Powersupply:
Zalman ZM300A-APF
(Noise Level only 20 dB)
Processor Cooler:
Zalman
CNPS6000-Cu (Noise Level only 20 dB)
Processor:
AMD Athlon XP
2500+
(1.84Ghz)
Motherboard:
MSI K7N2 Delta-L (nVIDIAŽ
nForce2 Ultra 400 Chipset)
incl.
bluetooth 500m receiver, usb 2.0, onboard LAN and soundcard
SCSI Controller: Adaptec 2904
CDROM:
Plextor
40x SCSI CDROM-player
DVD Burner:
Lite-on 48x24x48x CDR-Burner
Videocard:
nVidia GeForce 6800GT
256Mb
Club3D Geforce 8500 GT 256MB DDR2 (PCI-e, 2x DVI) CGNX-G856
Harddisks: 1x
Western Digital 80Gb 7200rpm Ultra ATA/100 8Mb
Cache
(ST3160811AS)Somewhat Casemods
When an instant msg comes in,
the Scroll Lock Led blinks a few times.
That way i can notice a msg coming in
even when i'm playing a game or have my monitor off.
Small note: I changed the normal green led
for a red one :)
And since we're at it. I also changed the default green
Hardisk activity led at the front of the pc case into a blacklight/blue UV
light led.
And I put my nickname in
keyboards keys on my pc:
I had this small blacklight tube. originally it's meant
for in the car. also as it needs 12volt power.
Now since the dutch police is giving tickets to drivers with "special"
lights on their cars i decided to take it off my own car.
Then recently i was thinking..............what can i do with that tube.
It needs 12volt. hmmmm.......my pc's powersupply gives 12volt.
So i installed the tube behind my 17" LCD monitor and wired it to the
pc's powersupply.
Here is the result. Click on a pic to enlarge it.
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