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This thread is for posting your most impressive/interesting computer hardware that you use... be it a desktop, laptop, whatever.

I'll start with my main-use systems: (I wish I had up to date pics, but I don't at this time)

Daily driver college laptop:

Lenovo P400 Touch

2.2GHz Core i7 Ivy bridge

8GB DDR3

intel 4000HD graphics

120gb Intel 520 SSD

(pending a BIOS mod) intel 7620 A/B/G/N/AC + Bt 4.0 card

Dualbooted Windows 7 Home Premium x64 and Arch Linux x64 (Gnome 3)

Attempted (not successful) internal USB port mod (tried to tie into the USB on a silkscreened (not installed) PCIe to internal my Logitech Unifying dongle)

Logitech M705 Mouse

Main desktop/personal workstation:

Tyan Thunder K8WE (s2895)

Twin Opteron64 X2 Italy 285 (2.6GHz)

Stock CPU coolers w/ added PWM fans (swapped from the system below this's coolers)

8GB DDR 400 ECC

Twin Nvidia Geforce 8600 GTS, SLI'd

LSI/3ware 9500s-4LP RAID card (128MB cache)

4 WD Raptors, 74GB, RAID 0'd

twin DVD+RW's (one has lightscribe)

Atech XM-5U card reader

Ha5ppauge HVR-1600 QAM tuner

Supermicro SC732D2-500B case

Seasonic 600W PSU

twin arctic cooling BB 120mm PWM fans

Windows 7 x64 Ultimate

Twin Dell 1703FPs LCD's

Microsoft Keyboard with fingerprint reader (made to work on x64 using this)

Logitech M600 Mouse

Second workstation:

Supermicro X5DAL-TG2

Twin Xeon Gallatin 3.2GHz

Modded (homebrew mounts) HP Coolers, AMD socket 940 stock fans added (swapped from the system above's coolers)

8GB DDR 266 ECC

HIS ATI Radeon HD4670 1GB AGP card (AFAIK the nicest AGP card ever made)

ASUS Xonar DG Sound card

LSI 1394 card (chosen because it has an internal header)

WD Blue 320GB HDD

Twin DVD+RW's (one has lightscribe)

Silver ALPS Floppy drive (you wouldn't know what a PITA silver floppy drives are to find...)

Atech pro-28U Silver Card reader

Highly modded Atech G4-clone case (Fry's branded):

-Dremeled out rear fan area (too restrictive) and PSU hole

-Large air intake hole array drilled under HDD area

-Modifed Card bracket latchs (to allow dual-slot GPU's)

Cooler Master Silentpro 600w (recapped)

Windows 7 ultimate x32, with a PAE RAMdisk to utilize all 8GB of RAM (4GB as paging, 800Mb Temp)

Twin Acer V173 LCD's

Logitech Media Keyboard

Microsoft 5 button optical mouse

Yes, I have a bit of a workstation fetish...

I also have have a stack of Dell Latitude D series laptops... but I think I've posted enough here.

So, what hardware do YOU use?

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OS Microsoft Windows 7 ultimate

Manufacturer CLEVO

Model P170EM

Intel® Core i7-3630QM CPU @ 2.40GHz, 2401 MHz, cores: 4, logical processors: 8

Installed physical memory (RAM) Elpida 16.0gb

Memory frequency:1600MHz

Graphics chipset AMD Radeon HD 7970M

Opportunities graphics bus PCI Express 3.0

The amount of memory 2048 MB

GDDR5 memory interface

The core frequency in MHz 850 MHz

Memory frequency in MHz To 1200 MHz

The total throughput of the memory in the GB/s of 153.6 GB/s

HDD Model TOSHIBA

Size 931,51 GB (1 202 000 273 280 bytes)

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Alienware M18R1

Processor Intel® Core™ i7-2860QM Prozessor (2,50 GHz, 8 MB, 4 Kerne)

16GB Dual-Channel DDR3 mit 1.600 MHz [4 x 4.096] von G.SKILL

Duale NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 580M Grafikkarte mit 2 GB GDDR5 und SLI™

Festplatte 750-GB-Serial ATA-Festplatte (7.200 1/min)

Optische Laufwerke Blu-ray-ROM-Kombilaufwerk

Sound Interner 5.1-High-Definition-Sound powered by Klipsch®

Wireless-Netzwerkverbindung Intel® Ultimate-N 6300 Wi-Fi-Link, 3x3 (a/g/n)

Bluetooth Dell Wireless 375 Bluetooth-Modul

LCD 47 cm(18.4") WideFHD (1920 x 1080) WLED LC

Desktop PC

Antec Performance One P-280 Modded

ASRock X79 Extreme9

Intel® Core™ i7-3930K Prozessor

RipjawsZ G.Skill 32GB DDR3 1866

GeForce GTX 580 MSI Twin Frozr

OCZ Agility3 SSD 120GB

Corsair Hydro Series H100

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Lenovo Y510P-20217

CPU Intel Core i7 4:e gen. 4700MQ / 2.4 GHz, Max. turbohastighet 3.4 GHz

RAM 16 GB ( 2 x 8 GB ) 1600 MHz / PC3-12800

Samsung 256GB SSD

2x NVIDIA GeForce GT 755M - 2 GB GDDR5 SDRAM

Desktop PC:

Intel Core i7-3770K Processor

Corsair Vengeance DDR3 1600MHz 12GB CL9

Samsung 250GB SSD, 1TB 2.5 HDD

ASUS SABERTOOTH Z77, Socket-1155

ASUS GeForce GTX 680 4GB PhysX CUDA

Corsair H70 Cooler + 2x SP120 Quiet Edt.

Corsair CX 750M, 750W PSU

Cooler Master HAF X Big Tower Svart

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My all purpose notebook for gaming/school/whatever I need:

MSI GT60-0NE

Intel Core i7-3630QM

12GB DDR3 1600MHz

Geforce GTX 675M (GDDR5 4GB VRAM)

15.6" full HD 1920x1080 Display

1TB SATA Disk Drive

10/100/1000 Killer E2200 Networking

Retailed for 1600 but got it for 1100 on Black Friday.

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I got this recently to replace a very tired Thinkpad T61

Lenovo IdeaPad Y410P

Intel Core i7-4700MQ

NIVIDIA GeForce GT 755M

14" 1600X900 Display

Samsung SSD 830 64GB

1TB HDD in Ultrabay

So far it's a pretty sweet machine, haven't tried any gaming yet.

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I bought a refurb Lenovo Y510p with SLI. Although if I had known they were employing locked bios I would not have bought it. Would have gotten an Asus instead, even if no SLI, I don't support this business models of locking hardware that you purchased with your hard earned money.

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i have a few computers. my main computer is the sager np9170 with nvidia gtx670mx 3gb video card, 16 Gb ddr3 1600mhz ram, 2 samsung evo 750gb SSD, intel I7-3920xm clocked at 4.4Ghz. My desktop is an AMD build using the FX8150 clocked at 5.4Ghz on water cooling, 32 GB GSkill pc 14900 (1866MHz) ram, Gigabyte 990FXA-UD7 motherboard, 2 X EVGA GTX 680 FTW running in SLI, Sound Blaster Z series quad core audio card, 3 3 TB hdd, 1 500GB Samsung Evo 840 series SSD, Asus Blu-ray drive.

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Intel Core i7 3930k @4500MHz @Water

NVIDIA GeForce GTX Titan @ 1150/3500 @Water

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 (Physx)

16GB DDR3

Windows 7 Professional 64Bit

Samsung SSD 840 PRO 256GB

ASUS Xonar Phoebus ROG

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Alienware M14xr1 256 ssd Cruicial, Seagate 750 Gb came with it, 2nd gen Core i7 Quad, Intel 3000 gpu on board processor, Nvidia GT555M discreet, usb 3.0 2 on right, 1 usb 2.0 on left, I guess the best performance I have seen from this is encrypting a non system drive for backups of 4TB in just under 10 hours.

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And my go to is a Mabook pro 13 mid 2009 ssd sata2 speeds running parallels just because we can! The ssd made it work better than new and the cloning process for the drive was flawless through Superduper. The nice thing with the MBP is that they used the same ram in the imacs of the same generation so when I upgraded I upgraded the wife's imac to 8gb. BTW the imac 21.5 second drive 1tb base processor for the late 2009's still runs decent may try a ssd upgrade if I dont look into a new mac pro.

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And my go to is a Mabook pro 13 mid 2009 ssd sata2 speeds running parallels just because we can! The ssd made it work better than new and the cloning process for the drive was flawless through Superduper. The nice thing with the MBP is that they used the same ram in the imacs of the same generation so when I upgraded I upgraded the wife's imac to 8gb. BTW the imac 21.5 second drive 1tb base processor for the late 2009's still runs decent may try a ssd upgrade if I dont look into a new mac pro.:bananajump::glee::Banane40:

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