That great feeling - Computer complete!!!
This is a discussion about That great feeling - Computer complete!!! in the Windows Hardware category; You know that feeling, come on, most of you will have been there. You've decided not to purchase a complete computer system, but rather hand pick all you're own components. You have a plan, but that good old thing called cash usually stops you going out and buying everything at once.
You know that feeling, come on, most of you will have been there.
You've decided not to purchase a complete computer system, but rather hand pick all you're own components.
You have a plan, but that good old thing called cash usually stops you going out and buying everything at once.
Then, probably after many months, you at last complete your final purchase.
You know full well that your system maybe isn't top of the range, even if it is you know that within a month or two it no longer will.
You place that final piece of hardware together, maybe even do one more wipe and OS re-install and then you're there!!
You can sit back and enjoy your own work, you can be proud, you have a system you are happy with and it's all been done by you making choices not some system builder.
Yes, this probably pointless message is leading somewhere, I've hit that point.
After an OS re-installation last night I'm sat at my PC that's just had it's final piece of hardware added and I'm feeling happy!!
I know it's not the very best - but it's all my own work!
The specs of my fine piece of kit:
GlobalWin 820 case - modifed for 6x 80mm EverCool case fans
ASUS CUSL2-C Black Pearl Motherboard
Intel PIII 1Ghz EB CPU
512MB PC133 2-2-2 RAM (2x Crucial 256MB)
Gainward Ultra500 (GeForce 2 Ultra) Golden Sample
SB Live! Value
Adaptec 19160 Ultra-160 SCSI Controller
Intel Pro 100/S NIC
Promise FastTrak 100 IDE RAID Controller
4x IBM DTLA-307045 7200rpm ATA-100 Hard Disks (RAID 0+1)
Pioneer DVD 303s (32x CD, 6x DVD) SCSI DVD-ROM Drive
Yamaha CRW2100S (40x Read, 16x Write, 10x Re-Write) SCSI CD-RW
Iomega ZIP 100 (Internal SCSI Version)
Sony 1.44MB Floppy Drive
Microsoft Internet Keyboard Pro (USB)
Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer (USB)
Iiyama Vision Master Pro 410 Monitor
All running under the best OS to leave Redmond for a very long time - Windows 2000
Sure, look at this post as a 'Look at my computer' thread, but it isn't - I'm just so happy that I had to tell someone!!
You've decided not to purchase a complete computer system, but rather hand pick all you're own components.
You have a plan, but that good old thing called cash usually stops you going out and buying everything at once.
Then, probably after many months, you at last complete your final purchase.
You know full well that your system maybe isn't top of the range, even if it is you know that within a month or two it no longer will.
You place that final piece of hardware together, maybe even do one more wipe and OS re-install and then you're there!!
You can sit back and enjoy your own work, you can be proud, you have a system you are happy with and it's all been done by you making choices not some system builder.
Yes, this probably pointless message is leading somewhere, I've hit that point.
After an OS re-installation last night I'm sat at my PC that's just had it's final piece of hardware added and I'm feeling happy!!
I know it's not the very best - but it's all my own work!
The specs of my fine piece of kit:
GlobalWin 820 case - modifed for 6x 80mm EverCool case fans
ASUS CUSL2-C Black Pearl Motherboard
Intel PIII 1Ghz EB CPU
512MB PC133 2-2-2 RAM (2x Crucial 256MB)
Gainward Ultra500 (GeForce 2 Ultra) Golden Sample
SB Live! Value
Adaptec 19160 Ultra-160 SCSI Controller
Intel Pro 100/S NIC
Promise FastTrak 100 IDE RAID Controller
4x IBM DTLA-307045 7200rpm ATA-100 Hard Disks (RAID 0+1)
Pioneer DVD 303s (32x CD, 6x DVD) SCSI DVD-ROM Drive
Yamaha CRW2100S (40x Read, 16x Write, 10x Re-Write) SCSI CD-RW
Iomega ZIP 100 (Internal SCSI Version)
Sony 1.44MB Floppy Drive
Microsoft Internet Keyboard Pro (USB)
Microsoft IntelliMouse Explorer (USB)
Iiyama Vision Master Pro 410 Monitor
All running under the best OS to leave Redmond for a very long time - Windows 2000
Sure, look at this post as a 'Look at my computer' thread, but it isn't - I'm just so happy that I had to tell someone!!
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