Woohoo, smokin' new specs!

Gigabyte GA-P35T-DQ6 mobo
Core 2 Duo E6850 Conroe @ 3.0 Ghz
2 Gb Corsair DDR3 @ 1333 Mhz
EVGA GeForce 8800 GTX 768 Mb
WD Raptor 10,000 RPM 150 Gb

Nothing is overclocked yet, since the stock speeds are more than enough to run pretty much anything out today. I can't wait to see how it handles Bioshock, and if it has trouble with that (or anything else in the future) then I'll see how far I can push it.

Update:

replaced the 6600 with a GeForce 8600 GTS.

Later to come: more ram, another 8600, and Windows Vista.

Mah shit specs:

Intel Pentium 4 2.2 GHz
1024 MB of RAM(rambus) @ 2190 MHZ
Nvidia GeForce 5500 with 128 megs of RAM
Generic Dell mobo
1 DVD/CD reader
1 DVD/CD reader/burner
Good ol' floppy drive
One 30 gig HDD w/ 1 partition for windows and some apps
One 140 gig HDD w/ 2 partition one for windows apps and one for everything linux
Windows XP SP2                                                 (dual
Ubuntu 7.0.4 with partially working beryl             boot)

OLD AND BUSTED

WinXP Pro 5.1 SP2
Athlon 64 3200+
200GB HDD
16x DVD-R/W
1GB DDR400 Ram
ATI Radeon x800 256MB vram
19" flatscreen CRT

The rest is basic, keyboard, optical mouse, etc.

NEW HOTNESS

Windows Vista
ASUS P5N-E
Intel E6600 C2D w/Zalman 9500 heatsink
500GB SATA-300 Internal HDD + 160GB USB2.0 External HDD
2GB DDR2-800Mhz dual channel Ram
evga GeForce 8800 GTX 768MB
18x Sony DVD-R/W
22" Widescreen LCD

I also rami'd-out my desktop with new speakers and that swell G15 LCD Keyboard. I love this thing, it's worth it just for the media controls. I skimped on the processor a bit, but the E6600 overclocks REALLY well so hopefully I won't pay for my frugality. Considering another set of DDR2 Ram when I order a sound card and new mouse (just going to use onboard audio for now but.. it's onboard audio which isn't exactly fantastic). Of course, all these purchases have thus far made me a poor, poor man so perhaps I should hold off for the time being.

2.66Ghz Pentium 4,
128mb Nvidia GeForceFX5200,
1GB ram @ 2.66Ghz
19" Philips flat screen,
Logitech MX5000 Bluetooth desktop
2xDVD&CD Burners
Silver Floddy drive,
160GB Samsung 7200RPM HDD.

Nothing spectacular but there we go.

WTF? They make RAM that runs at 2.66 Ghz? I have like really expensive ass ram that they don't make any more and thats at 2.19 Ghz. I don't know what you ahave but I doubt it's running at that speed.

No it isn't.... Your RAM has a different speed then your processor, look in your system: Windows Key + Pause/break

EDIT: Don't respond in here, send me a message on MSN, lots of one liners and an argument in this topic is not a good thing.

The highest speed I've ever seen consumer Ram run at is 1800mhz, which is ridiculously expensive.

http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=3281675&CatId=3361

Have you heard of Rambus? They don't make it anymore, mine does run at 2.19 GHz I believe
correct me if that's not my ram speed : /

It's not.

Sweet, I fail. Where can I find it?

Run CPU-z, findable via Google. It will tell you tons of crap about your system.

Yeah yeah my comp died, so I'm back to using legacy components. I've used this setup before my big upgrade.

CPU:   Intel Pentium III E 650 MHz MMX SSE
         Coppermine, Slot 1 SECC2
         100 Mhz Bus, 16 KB L1 cache, 256 KB L2 Cache

Mainboard:   Abit BE6
            Intel i440BX/ZX Chipset, Intel 82371 (PIIX4) Southbridge
            3x 168-pin DIMM SDRAM (768 MB max)
            2x IDE Ultra DMA 33/66, 1x FDD (2.88 MB max)
            1x AGP 2.0 2X/4X, 5x PCI, 2x ISA
            2x USB, 2x Serial, 1x Parallel
            Built-in IrDA TX/RX header
            Winbond W83783S Sensor

Memory:      Slot #1: 128 MB PC100 3-2-2-5 Apacer
         Slot #2: 256 MB PC125 3-3-3-6 ECC Toshiba
         Slot #3: 64 MB PC100 2-2-2-5 Unknown

Video Card:   nVidia GeForce 2 Ti 64 MB

Network:   D-Link DFE538-TX 10/100 (PCI)

Sound Card:   SoundBlaster 16 (ISA)

PSU:      Power Man 235 W, FSP235-60GI

OS:      Windows 2000 SP4

IDE1:      Master: HDD, Slave: Optical drive



Stuff salvaged from my "new" system

Harddrive:   Western Digital WD2500JB-00GVA0 232 GB

Removable:   LG GSA-4165B 16x DVD+/-R, 8x DVD+RW, 6x DVD-RW, 4x DVD+/-R DL (Black)
         Verbatim Store 'n' Go USB Flash Drive 256 MB (Red)
         
Input:      Microsoft Multimedia Keyboard & Optical Mouse Combo (Black)

Speakers:   Logitech X-530 5.1 (Black)

Monitor:   13" CRT (Beige)

FDD:      Basic 1.4 MB (Beige)

Printer:   Hewlett Packard PhotoSmart 1000 (Grey)

your comp "died"? what happened to it?
and thats a pretty detailed list :O

From what I can tell it was a power surge that destroyed the motherboard. I can't tell if the CPU, RAM, and video card are intact, but they're probably fine.

AMD FX-62 2.81 GHz
2 GB DDR2 ram
8800 GTS extreme
Asus M2N-E SLI
Xtereme X-fi sound card
Code cathode lights
Sweet case
Vista Business
Thermaltake Ruby Orb Heat sink with red leds