Dual 23" 1080p monitors, Presonus Firestudio Project, Core i7 950, 12GB Corsair Vengeance, HD5750, Windows 7 Pro... What? For an unemployed musician, that's as close to a work computer as I have right now. :3
I'm going to have to say see my sig, I'm a student thus this is my multi-purpose PC. Though the closest thing to a work computer would be the PC's in the computer labs, which are all core 2 duo's currently with 22" Iiyama Full HD Monitors. Such a shame that the network they are connected to is beyond awful! For a top university (Durham) the IT department (named ITS) are feckless half wits. That's the impression I get atleast as the system goes does once a week and every single time results are realised, oh and they managed to spread a virus out through there own email system too during the summer holidays(we were advised to use it until told otherwise, however being summer and many miles away the only contact that had with use was through email... go figure). Sorry about the little rant there
Just got my new workstation board in... Arima Quad Socket F with 4 Opty 8347HE, 8 GB ECC RDDR2-3200 (16 sticks for NUMA) PNY GTX470, Creative X-Fi XtremeGamer, some kind of HDD (haven't grabbed it yet,) Ultra 1kW PSU, dual loops of watercooling and outputs to an Acer X243w. Software is SU Pro, RPG Maker VX, Adobe CS, Kerkythea, and a few Linux software modeling programs.
Dell GX620 Tower Pentium D @ 3.06 3 GB Ram Ati 2400 2 x Dell 19" Flatscreens @2560 x 1024 40GB Hdd XP SP2 And a 160Mb pipe
Just got a new work laptop ... Lenovo T410S i5 M560 @ 2.67 GHz 4GB RAM Nvidia NVS 3100M with Optimus switching to Intel HD Graphics 160GB Intel SSD [SSDSA1M160G2LE]
built it myself from spares i had lying around the office q9550 8gig of ram 2 300gig hdd's GTX470 gpu the rest of it is Dell own branded ******** :/
Can't remember but something like Xeon processor 4gb ram 100gb and 300gb HD quadro graphics 3 20" dell screen Its a dell PC too I'm developer for an investment bank
Pentium 4 2.8Ghz 1.5GB RAM (had to upgrade from 512MB) 80GB Hard Drive 18.5in Screen (had to upgrade from POS) Onboard Graphics. They say we will all get new systems...but then they say a lot of things.
We have Wyse thin clients running WinCE. Similar to these, but not as nice looking: http://www.wyse.com/products/hardware/thinclients/S30/index.asp 366MHz AMD Geode goodness.
My uni computers are C2D 6300, 3GB, onboard graphics, XP. considering I study 3D animation thats a bit of a joke tbh. I'm so glad i have my rig when it comes to render time. You see people in the lab with 6 machines batch rendering, asleep under the desk (if you go in late)! Luckily my group mate for this final module got me to build him at 1090t, 8GB, 460gtx at christmas, so we'll probably have half the render times of some others.
I love having a rig that works that much better than uni computers. Friends of mine were waiting a couple hours for calculations on Matlab to complete, stupidly they were using their own laptops too which meant even longer! I didn't do this module though (Finite Element Analysis - No thanks, I got bored after analysing 2 elements...) so it would have been interesting to see how fast my rig did it
laptop for me, HP 6710p - think its a 2.4Ghz dual Core, 2gb ram, 80gb HDD and WindowsXP. Also got a Motion Computer LE1700 tabletPC I use for auditing computer hardware which is going for disposal, made a nice interface with big old icons to its easy to use Nice to see another Citrix user in the mix too - we use the S30's mostly but a few other types too like the Xenith's
Intel i5 2500 8Gb ram 64Gb C300 SSD 1Tb HDD Blue-Ray Drive Graphics card - some nvidia one Win7 Pro Being head of IT for the company helps!
Dell Inspiron 15R 15.6" LED i3 4Gb 5470 500 Gb HDD and 7 Ultimate It does its job and if its feeling nice towards me might occasionally play L4D2 without crashing.
HP Compaq Pentium Dual Core E2160 @ 1.8GHz 1 GB RAM Don't know which one. 80GB HDD DVD ROM Window XP!!! 17" TFT LCD Another Citrix user
Coolermaster 690 case 3 x 250 GB HDD 680 Evga Sli mobo Q6600 CPU (not OC'd .. & ref cooler) 8500 GT GPU 4gb Ram Corsair at stock speeds a DVD drive Vista Business 32bit version 3 x 120 fans 2 x Flatron L1710s
Pentium 4 3ghz 2.5gb DDR2 RAM 80GB HDD DVD drive Windows 7 Professional 64-bit Crappy as it sounds it's actually a pretty decent little system for doing work stuff!
Dell Inspiron E5500 laptop, Core 2 duo P8700 (2.53ghz), 4gb RAM, 250gb 7200rpm drive, DVD-burner, nice glassy 15.4" screen, although I connect it into a dock and have a Dell 2009W 20" widescreen (not the best colour reproduction but its 1680x1050 at least) and a Dell E198FP 19" 4:3 (1280x1024) so I can work with two screens. Network engineer so 20% of my time isn't at my desk, and need the lightweight and long battery laptop to sit in a datacentre with.
At the moment I have an HP XW8400 with a single Xeon E5320 and 2Gb of RAM with a Quadro FX 3500 graphics card and a 130Gb SAS hard drive. I have just finished speccing up the replacement and that will (hopefully) be a Lenovo Thinkstation D20 (we are limited to HP, Dell and Lenovo branded machines) with 2 x Xeon E5620 CPUs and 4Gb of RAM (that will be upgraded as needed) with GeForce GTX580 graphics (the decent Quadro cards were silly price) and a 500Gb SAS hard drive. Should be enough to keep AutoCAD ticking over for another 3 years or so.
