How powerful is the computer you use to go on GFF with?
 

Just wondering, since apparently my P4 2.66 is at the lower end of the spectrum these days. If I'm missing any large segments of the modern processor market, let me know and I'll add them to the poll.

Duron 1.2Ghz. A few months ago, a P3 700Mhz ~

1GHz G4.

aka better than any of those on the poll :tpg:

Oops, I forgot Apple. Sorry about that.

Using a P4 2.4C here, with 1GB of memory (which is not enough for Firefox, lawl)

2.0 GHz Pentium M laptop. It's pretty quick.

Athlon 64 with something or other amount of processor speed. 512MB of RAM. The computer basically runs worse than my old Celeron 900 with 128MB of RAM, though. :rock:

I like how Apple doesn't make processors.

Shit, I don't know everything.

Everyone who responded to this so far is still present, right? Hang tight while I retool the poll, then you can all vote again.

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There, you can all vote again. Hopefully I got it right this time.

Athlon 64 right here =d And it's quite a nifty little hummer, I might add! About a gig of RAM, as well :3

P4 3.0 GHz here. Yeah I'd say its pretty damn fast.

AMD Athlon XP 3200
1.5GB RAM
ATI RADEON X850XT (onoes one less pci slot for my dialup modem!)
<3

pentium 4 2.8ghz
512ram
ge4 5500

Pretty slow by today's standards. Most Wanted lags on it, so does BFME 2. So, it's slow. Can't wait to get an upgrade.

P4 3.6ghz, 2gb of RAM.

THREAD WINNAR 8-)

Don't post like this in this thread. If that's all you're willing to contribute, just vote in the poll and be on your way. These will get deleted from here on out.

AMD Athlon 64 X2 (Dual-core)

May sound nice, but the stock graphic and sound cards suck ass.

Pentium 4, 2.4GHz, 512MB RAM.

But I find it's not really the processor that sucks ass when I want to do stuff, but the RAM. 'specially when I'm working on a website and have Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Opera, Internet Explorer, and Firefox all open at once.

I could mention that when I joined GFF, I was on a Pentium 133. It had 64Mb of ram, which didn't help for speed either.

Pentium 4, 2.8 GHz with 512MB RAM. Still works fine for me.

• P4 Prescott 3.0GHz processor — heats up the room nicely when doing long encoding jobs.
• 1536MB RAM — enough to run Battlefield 2 smoothly.
• ATI Radeon 9600XT video card — a little anemic by today's standards but it gets the job done.
• M-Audio Revolution 5.1 sound card — a little fussy with games but well worth it for recording.
• Plextor 40×/12×/40× CD-RW drive — in its second computer. Getting a little long in the tooth but still works great.
• Plextor/BenQ 16× DVD±RW DL drive — have yet to actually burn a DL disc with it.

Gonna have to get a new power supply if I add anything else!

My good old Athlon XP @ 2.2Ghz (3200+ speeds). I fully intend to get another 8 months to a year out of this thing before I grudgingly upgrade. There's also my 800Mhz P3 Laptop, my 2.4Ghz Intel at work, and the other machines around my house.

My (dead) desktop is a 3.4GHz P4, and my notebook is a 1.83GHz Core Duo.

AMD Athlon 64 4000+ Clawhammer @ 2.4ghz
ASUS A8n-SLi Deluxe
GeForce 7800GT/OC 256mb PCI-e
2gb OCZ Dual-Channel RAM
600W BFGtech PSU


Whenever I get around to it, im gonna reformat and do a bunch of overclocking and try and get it to at least 2.8ghz.

Built it for only $1600, mainly to play Oblivion (which is a huge letdown of a game), but am waiting for a few games to come out that will suit it better. HL2, Doom3, Quake4 all run full max everything @ 1600x1200 with no slowdown. Can run F.E.A.R at 1024x768 with no slowdown with all turned on too, havent tried at a higher resolution though.

Yeah, it's a gaming rig ;)

I have two compuers. The main one is a Dell Desktop, 2.8 GHz Pentium 4 with 512 MB of ram and a 128mb graphics card, and the one I use on the go is a Compaq laptop with an Athlon 2 GHz, 512 MB of ram, and shit for graphics. Both are running on Windows XP, with the Compaq on home edition and the Dell on Media Center edition.