How many computers does Jow Forums own and what are their specs? Excluding smartphones and tablets

Latitude E4310
>i5-540M, 2.53 GHz
>onboard graphics
>3gb ram
>200gb hdd
>13.3 in.

HP Mini 110-1020NR
>Atom N270, 1.6 GHz
>onboard graphics
>1gb ram
>160gb hdd
>10.1 in.

Hoping to get an X220 as my daily instead of the Latitude. I really like older latitudes though
Will never own a desktop

>XFR
I want a rugged so bad

PowerBook G4 15 inch
>1.67GHz PPC 7447A
>2GB RAM
>500GB HDD
>runs NetBSD

Silicon Graphics O2
>300Mhz R10000
>1GB RAM
>40GB HDD
>runs IRIX 6.5.30

ThinkPad R60
>1.6GHz Core2
>2GB RAM
>160GB HDD
>runs Debian

Corebooted ThinkPad T400
>2.26GHz Core2 Duo P8400
>8GB RAM
>128GB SSD
>500GB HDD
>runs Devuan

Corebooted ThinkPad X230
>2.6GHz Core i5 3320M
>8GB RAM
>250GB SSD
>runs Devuan

I also have some Raspberry Pis nigger rigged as a low cost and low power home server that's running NetBSD. There's also a few old Dell desktops and laptops in my closets that I never use.

Laptops:
IBM StinkPad E600
Pentium II 366 MHz
96 MiB RAM,
10 GiB HDD
1024x768
Win2k

Dell Inspiron 6000
Pentium M @1.5 GHz
512 MB RAM
500 GB HDD (upgraded)
1280x800
Currently no OS, has run dozens over the years

Dell Studio 1458
i7 740Q
8 GiB RAM
500 GB HDD
Radeon HD 5450
1366x768
Windows 10

Alienware 17 R3
i7 6700HQ
32 GiB RAM
512 GB Samsung 950 Pro NVMe
GTX 970M
3840x2160
Windows 10 - currently used basically as an extra monitor/scratch area for main desktop with multiplicity

Lenovo Yoga 720
i5 7200u
8 GiB RAM
128 GB SATA m.2 ssd (might trade it for the Alienware's 950 Pro sometime)
1920x1080
Windows 10

Desktops to follow in next post
pic is my main work area (the yoga usually is not there)

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Desktops

Dell XPS 8700
i7 4770
32 GiB RAM
2TB HDD + 128 GB SATA SSD
RX 470
Windows 10 - used for light/casual gaming hooked up to TV at end of bed

Alienware Aurora R5
i7 6700
64 GiB RAM
2x2 TB HDD, a couple of random SSDs, and a 128 GB NVMe SSD
GTX 1080
1920x1080@60 + 2560x1440@144
Windows 10 - main PC

Some old family Dell sits on top of my desk, idk the specs but it was from cuo2duo ages and iirc had 2 GB RAM but its power supply was become kill so it just sits there

Desktop:
>i7-4790k
>16 GB RAM
>1 TB HDD and 500GB SSD
>RX 480 8 GB

Server:
>FX-8320
>16 GB RAM
>4 1TB drives in ZRAID
>Proxmox with a few VMs

Laptop (Thinkpad X240):
>i7-4600u
>8GB RAM
>128 GB SSD
>yuge extended battery for 10+ hours of runtime

Desktop:
>i7 3770
>16GB RAM
> GTX 750 Ti
>500GB SSD for Wangblows for games, 180GB SSD for GNU/Linux which I use 95% of the time, 2TB HDD for shared storage
>2560x1440 Achieva Shimian 60Hz monitor

Buying a laptop off Kijiji (Canadian site like Craigslist), hopefully I don't get scammed. He seems really legit, we talked about Linux and developing and stuff, he even offered to send me his dotfiles, and he says that the laptop is in the mail but didn't respond when I asked if there was a tracking number.

Laptop "in the mail"
>Thinkpad X230
>i5-3320M
>12.5" 1366x768 meme resolution screen
>8GB RAM
>120GB SSD

Finally I have an old 2011ish laptop with a broken keyboard (spilled beer on it, some keys don't work) that I use as a home server. Runs ZNC and seeds my torrents just fine.
>AMD E2-1800 APU
>4GB RAM
>~700GB HDD
>11" 1366x768 meme screen that is never used

13.
Took me nearly 20mins to set up this pic

iMac 2006
iBook G3 Dual USB
Asus x54hr
x41
hitachi persona
rpi3+HDD rack
t470s
Lenovo miixpad 2
toshiba satellite CT
Dell XPS from the 2010s
Nec PC-9821ne2 (the most expensive)

Towers:
Compaq deskpro EN (Piii win 2k)
Custom built (fx8250 /w 1050ti)

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forgot two so that's 15:
Asus transformer book
samsung nc10

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They're about $500 on ebay, for a decent one.

Dell XPS 9570. I had a Dell latitude e6540 and a thinkpad x230t but I gave those to my dad and sister

Intel Pentium 120mhz
16mb ram
ATI Mach64 CX 2mb
x2 720mb HDDs
Windows 3.1

Intel Pentium 200mhz mmx
64mb ram
x2 6gb hdds
ATI 3D Rage II 4mb
Windows 95c

2x Pentium III Slot1 1000MHz
1Gb RDRAM
2x 80gb hdds
Windows 2000 pro
NVIDIA GeForce FX5700LE 128MB

Intel Pentium II 450mhz
256mb ram
Riva TNT 16mb
Voodoo 2 8mb
x2 20gb hdds
Windows 98se

AMD Athlon 1.13Ghz
512mb ram
ATI Radeon 7500 64 MB
x2 80gb hdds
Windows ME

AMD Athlon 64 X2 4800+
4gb ram
x2 500gb hdds
ATI Radeon X800XT 256MB
Windows XP Pro

AMD Phenom X4 9950 Black Edition @ 3.2ghz
8gb ram
ati radeon hd 2900 XT 1GB
160gb SSD/ x2 2tb HDDs
Windows Vista Ultimate

AMD Ryzen 7 1700 @ 4ghz
16gb DDR4 3200
x2 512gb SSDs 4x 5tb HDDs
Nvidia Geforce GTX 970 4gb
Windows 10 Enterprise

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Are you LGR

>GTX 1080 ti
>poorfag
fuck off

Jesus, that's a lot of really solid hardware. Do you mine any crypto with the unused PCs?

Just a old man (cute loli) with a hobby.
I have more systems but these are my "mains".
Looking to start collecting some 2/3/486 stuff soon.
Most of these were my daily drivers at one time.

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Four.
Pentium III 500mhz, 64MB RAM, 8GB HDD, TNT1 16MB. My first computer

AMD Sempron 3300+, 512MB RAM, 60GB HDD, some S3 GPU I can't remember.

Core2Duo 2GB RAM, 500GB HDD, GT 640
Bought this one for a few bucks from my nephew when he upgraded. Many parts cannibalized by my current PC.

Core2Quad Q6600, 4GB RAM, 500GB HDD, HD 3850

A8-6600k, 8GB RAM, 1500GB HDD, GT 640
My daily driver. Guess it's time to upgrade soon.

Way too fucking many...

>Dell Optiplex with an i3
>Some Pentium Optiplex
>Thinkpad x60 t
>Thinkpad x230 t (I don't ever use the tablet functionality on either)
>MacBook from 2007
>Mac mini from 2007
>Broken MacBook pro from 2011
>Some old ass compaq laptop that runs win 98
>Raspberry pi
>Asus asus kfsn4-dre that is librebooted

9 total. I use the x230 as my main machine. Most of my machines that work run Debian. I sadly haven't gotten to fool around with my librebooted server because nursing school is a life drainer.

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Why so many prebuilts, jordan?

quite a few

desktops:

- Ryzen 1800x, 32 gb ram, gtx 1080, 128gb nvme ssd, 256 sata ssd, 1 tb hdd, Win 7 & Arch
- i7 2600k, 16 gb ram, 8600 gt, 2x 1tb, 4x 3tb, 2x 6tb hdds, OmniOS CE (open source solaris 11)
- 1 ghz p3, 256 mb ram, intel integrated video, 80 gb hdd, Win 2k
- 350mhz amd k6, 128 mb ram, s3 trio3d/2x, 32gb cf card, Win 95

- sgi indy, 100mhz R4600, 128 mb ram, 8 bit graphics, IRIX 6.5
- sun blade 1000, 2x 900mhz ultrasparc 3, 2 gb ram, 2x 300gb hdd, Solaris 10

- PowerMac G5, dual core 2.3 ghz, 16 gb ram, quadro fx4500, 120gb ssd, 320gb hdd, Mac OS X 10.5
- iMac G5, 2.1 ghz, 2.5 gb ram, ati x600, 250gb hdd, Mac OS X 10.4
- PowerMac G4, 400 mhz, 1.5 gb ram, ati rage 128, 100gb hdd, Mac OS X 10.3

laptops:

- dell precision m4800, i7 4710hq, 16gb ram, quadro k2100m, 512gb ssd, Win 7
- dell latitude c600, 1ghz p3, 128mb ram, ati mobility radeon, 40gb hdd, NetBSD
- 2010 13in macbook, 2.4 ghz core 2 duo, geforce 320m, 250gb ssd, Mac OS X 10.6
- 12in & 14in iBook G4, 1.33 ghz, Mac OS X 10.4
- zenith zwl-183, 8088, 640kb ram, DOS 3.3

all of them are working except the indy, it's hdd died

>home desktop, unlocked 5th gen i5 16gb ram- mostly VM host/lab machine
>Latitude 7480 16gb ram latest i7 - work machine
>T420p Linuxpad
>X230 bsdpad
>ARM Chromebook with Manjaro-ARM
>Raspi with Manjaro-ARM

Last two are for native ARM exploitation

Your power meter lol.

youtube.com/watch?v=AMekQj5w7MU

x200
x230

Specs: I dunno google it

4

>Dell precision 5520 (study)
>Surface pro 3 (traveling/entertainment on the go)
>Custom built desktop (gaming/VMs/etc)
>Intel nuc wy250k (used to be HTPC-backend)

I rarely use anything except the desktop. Nuc has been replaced by a VM on my desktop. Haven't traveled in a while so Surface has not been used either (girlfriend has basically claimed it as her "study" device), the dell precision 5520 only gets used for study (I work full time as infrastructure/client consultant at an MSP and attend classes on the side to get my masters in security because I hate customers and project managers/management).

2 desktops
Old PC
>Pentium 4 3 GHz
>2 gb DDR 400mhz
>AMD Radeon HD4650 AGP
>80 gb HDD

"New" PC (I don't plan to upgrade until the next decade)
>i7 3770K
>8 gb DDR3
>AMD Radeon RX 480 8GB
>500 gb SSD
>2 tb HDD

2 laptops (Thanks to /tpg/)
>Thinkpad X220
>Thinkpad T430

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Comfy

To be fair, I had a desktop, a Dell Precision T7500 with dual X5690 Xeon Hexcores, 96GB of 1333 DDR3 RAM, and dual Quadro 5000 GPUs.
I gave it to an associate, to be used as a virtualization server, for a project he and I are working on in our spare time.

So, yeah, I no longer have any desktops

Surface Pro 2017
>i5 7300U
>8GB
>128GB SSD
>128GB flash

old desktop (FREENAS)
>i5 3470
>16GB DDR3
>3x1TB HDD

new desktop
>i7 8700K all cores 4.8GHZ
>32GB DDR4 3600MHZ
>Samsung 960 PRO 512GB
>Samsung 860 EVO 1TB
>GTX 960 4GB

Four.

>my desktop
R7 2700x
32GB DDR4-3200
1080Ti
1TB SSD m.2 PCIe
1TB HDD
27” 3840x2160 monitor

>wife’s desktop
i7 6700k @ 4.5GHz
16GB DDR4-2400
GTX 980Ti
250GB SSD Sata
4TB HDD
48” 1920x1080 TV

>my laptop
2018 MacBook Pro
2.2GHz i7 6-core
16GB ram
RX 560X
512gb SSD

>wife’s laptop
2015 MacBook Air
Dual core i7 (lol)
8GB DDR3
256GB SSD

**Inhales moon dust**

He's actually inhaling liquid oxygen

one desktop two laptops. really need to pick up another cheap desktop to turn into a server/nas

3, don't know specs. a desktop with reasonable power, a old laptop for when I'm in another room, and a $200 laptop just for signing Bitcoin transactions before taking them to a networked computer.

2017 14" Razer Blade
>i7700-HQ
>GTX 1060 6gb vram
>16gb ddr4 @ 2133mhz
>200gb ssd
>1920x1080 matte ips

2017 MacBook pro
>i5??? dual core
>Intel Iris 640
>8gb ddr3 @ 2133mhz
>128gb ssd
>2560x1600 glossy ips

Mini-itx / node202 build
>i7 4790k
>GTX 1080
>16gb @ 1886
>500 gb ssd 200gb ssd 500gb had

MacBook for work Razer Blade for for fun and i haven't been able to use my tower even though I got the new Nvidia card when it came out before the gay price hikes

>MacBook for work Razer Blade for for fun
Holy shit, you are pathetic

I paid $400 for the MacBook my client paid for the rest plus a few pricey pieces of software. I'm usually out and about so the blade is perfect.
[spoiler]can you guess which current-gen console I own?[/spoiler]

I've been building a bunch of pc's with gaming hardware because noone builds sff or high-end gaming rigs in my town and they sell just fine (and I enjoy it)

I have two itx rigs with a i5-7500, 1070 in my relatively cheap one and an i7-7700k+1080ti in my current portable rig

I also have an i7 7740x with an evga 1070 in it, currently using it as my guest pc/streaming/filecharing server (honestly this was a a huge mistake, 20xx socket is a fucking meme imho)

and the most recent thing I built was a 2700x sli rig with two more 1070's in it, all itx which I plan on moving into a sff chassis soon (hopefully when an itx am4 motherboard that supports sli comes out, which I kinda doubt will be before zen2)

currently there's also a 3770k rig and a old school pentium rig that's I'm working on for family in between shifts

and for anyone asking, I do make a bit of money off these builds, but it's not much, I mostly do it for fun.

I also own a thinkpad 440s and a couple of fucked tablets that I've basically given up on, most of their psu's are dead or they have some issue not worth repairing, like a screen ribbon cable is fucked up just enough to make the screen unreliable, but the tablet's like 50 bucks, so who cares.

What did he mean by this

Fuck no, I've just accumulated a lot of shit through working from home since 2007

Being "for work" means I get tax deductions and don't pay sales tax buying parts, so it's not quite as expensive as it first looks

>dat non-x86 collection
kinda jelly, always been interested in non-x86 architectures and the glory days of unix not being an autistic meme

>20xx socket is a fucking meme imho
no, but the 7740x is

if it's not one of those cucked boards you can easily upgrade it into something nice with a 7900 or the like

laptop - HP Pavilion dv6-3005eq
i5-450M 2.4GHz
ATI Mobility Radeon DDR3 HD 5470 512MB
6gb of ram
120gb ssd + 500gb hard drive
1366p resolution

PC
I5-8400
Gtx 1060 6gb
8gb of ram (with 2 more empty slots for future upgrades)
240gb ssd + 2tb hard drive

Why would you want to build your own anyway? I don't mind slipping Pedro a few bucks to put my system together in the factory.

A10-5745M
FX-8800P
A10-7870K
FX-8350
Ryzen 7 1700

They all run Gentoo Linux.

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gaming shit
>i5 6600k
>R9 Fury
>232GB M.2
>5TB HDD
>8GB DDR4

thinkpad T430s
>a hard drive or someshit?

thinkcentre M55p torn apart in bedroom for more vidya shit when i dont want to sit in my chair
>500GB HDD
>HD 6850
>Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9650
>4GB DDR3

IBM X3650 M2 awaiting a better gpu in the coming days to replace the thinkshitter
>x2 Xeon X5687
>20GB DDR3
>GTX 650TI
>3TB HDD
>x2 72GB SAS drives running fuck knows raid that came with the rack

all connected on a gigabit switch

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Four.

Some shitty quantum byte windows 8 thing that is awful and I hate it, got it from a job a while back because it was too slow to run cash register shit. And it was just collecting dust out of warranty so I asked if I could have it. I use it if I really need an x86 computer for something and the rest of my computers can't be used for it. Saved my ass once when I needed to quickly make a new ESXi boot drive when my old one blew up and died.

then I have a spare computer I've upgraded from which I gave to my gf for playing overwatch and watching youtube on
>amd 9370 @ 4.7ghz
>sabertooth asus r2.0
>16gb of ram
>7870 XFX
>1tb HDD
>120gb ssd
>500w power supply with BLUE LEDS from 2010

then my main tower is a
>2700x ryzen with PBO going up to 4.35ghz
>MSI peice of shit motherboard which doesn't have voltage offset and I'm very upset about it but otherwise functions perfectly so I'll just keep it
>16gb of ddr4 3200
>gtx 980 (I've litterally only seen it hit 100% usage in space engineers running at 120fps, but I have yet to fall for the 4k meme so maybe that'll change in ten years when I can be asked to care)
>120gb boot m.2
>240gb program/game ssd
>1000w fully modular gayman power supply
>two 2tb hdds for shitpost storage

then some pile of shit I threw together for giggles
with spare parts in a cardboard box with holes cut into it with 90mm fans jammed into the sides for a wind tunnel effect over the stock heatsink from 2009 and passively cooled gpu
>845t phenom
>gt 710
>6gb ddr3
>120gb ssd
>a power supply I found at a thrift shop for ten dollars, new in the package with zero scratches or wear. I don't trust it enough to put it into anything valuable, but I do trust it enough to put in a cardboard box

I just like building shitbox computers with the parts I have at hand. Wish I worked at a boutique computer building shop.

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an 8 year old PC
>athlon II x2 215 OC to 2.9
>2x2 gigs of ddr2 ram
>an hd 4650 with 1 gig of ddr2 memory
>some generic 500 watt psu
bought an acer nitro 5 3 months ago
>i5-7300HQ
>1050ti
>8 gigs of ram
>256 gig nvme ssd
>added a 1 tb hdd few weeks ago

Ryzen 5 2600
Pentium 4 2.1ghz
VIA C3 1GigaPro CPU
Intel 80286 @ 10 MHz

Desktop/Workstation
>1800X @ 4.5GHz
>16GB DDR4 2666
>980Ti
>512GB M.2 (Windoze)
>512GB SSD (Arch)
>1TB SSD (Split partition backup)

Laptop/Portable
>Lenovo X1 Carbon Gen 1
>8GB RAM
>512GB M.2 (Arch/xfce/katoolin)
>Misc internal upgrades

Unnecessary Homelab stack
>ThinkCentre M910 (Promox, PiHole, Plex vms, docker, etc.)
>CyberServe XE3-RS100 (2x10TB, 32GB, fan mods, FreeNAS)
>Ubiquiti USG Pro
>Ubiquiti US 24 POE switch
>Ubiquiti AC Pro access points (x2)
->Ubiquiti Cloud Key
>APC UPS

Touchsmart 320
>1st gen AMD APU, A4-3400
>4GB of DDR-1333
>1600x900
The speakers on this thing are great though.

thinkpad t420 and an old bug infested tower

>1800X @ 4.5GHz
how much core voltage? my 2600 is at 4.3 with 1.45Vcore, when try to go more than 4.3 it is not stable. I can use more voltage yet im worried about fucking up my CPU

temps are not a problem BTW, arround 72º at max work

i hav a xbox
:)