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07-11-2003, 01:24 PM

I mock you, sissy man, for having such a wimpy setup.

Here's mine before the fire:

http://www.metastudios.com/images/temp-setup.jpg

Left to right:

Belkin OmniView SOHO KVM switch, Sony GDM-F400 19" flat Trinitron monitor, Celeron 800MHz with 512MB of RAM and a 12x CD-RW drive, 1.4GHz Athlon with 512MB of RAM, Sun Ultra 5 333MHz with a 17" Sun CRT, Sony CPD-E540 21" flat Trinitron monitor connected to a dual 1.4GHz Athlon with 1.024GB of RAM, 500MHz iBook with 576MB of RAM, Sony CPD-G400 19" flat Trinitron monitor connected to a dual 800MHz Power Mac with 1.152GB of RAM. The last two PCs (the Power Mac and the dual Athlon) are connected to Klipsch 2.1 ProMedia speakers pumping 200 watts of great sounding Quake and music into my bleeding ears.

This, of course, is obsolete now, as most of the equipment was ruined and is in the process of being replaced. I present to you

http://msdelta.net/~dave/images/comp...l-displays.jpg

Which is two 20" Apple widescreen Cinema displays connected to a dual 1.42GHz Power Mac with 2GB of RAM and 240GB of hard drive space, among other things. Oh yeah, and my 1GHz PowerBook is there as well. Both of them have DVD burners.

MWAHAHAHAHA! I AM THE HARDWARE KING! (at least for now, anyway. :P )

07-11-2003, 01:24 PM	#3
dave Guest Posts: n/a	I mock you, sissy man, for having such a wimpy setup. Here's mine before the fire: http://www.metastudios.com/images/temp-setup.jpg Left to right: Belkin OmniView SOHO KVM switch, Sony GDM-F400 19" flat Trinitron monitor, Celeron 800MHz with 512MB of RAM and a 12x CD-RW drive, 1.4GHz Athlon with 512MB of RAM, Sun Ultra 5 333MHz with a 17" Sun CRT, Sony CPD-E540 21" flat Trinitron monitor connected to a dual 1.4GHz Athlon with 1.024GB of RAM, 500MHz iBook with 576MB of RAM, Sony CPD-G400 19" flat Trinitron monitor connected to a dual 800MHz Power Mac with 1.152GB of RAM. The last two PCs (the Power Mac and the dual Athlon) are connected to Klipsch 2.1 ProMedia speakers pumping 200 watts of great sounding Quake and music into my bleeding ears. This, of course, is obsolete now, as most of the equipment was ruined and is in the process of being replaced. I present to you http://msdelta.net/~dave/images/comp...l-displays.jpg Which is two 20" Apple widescreen Cinema displays connected to a dual 1.42GHz Power Mac with 2GB of RAM and 240GB of hard drive space, among other things. Oh yeah, and my 1GHz PowerBook is there as well. Both of them have DVD burners. MWAHAHAHAHA! I AM THE HARDWARE KING! (at least for now, anyway. :P )