If you heard a G5, that what I'm running :D

It is what the system came with out of the box. Since the entire system only cost me $900 (after adding a video card), I didn't complain. But I have found that large world games like World of Warcraft and City of Heroes work best with at least 2 GB of RAM. Command & Conquer 3 doesn't complain either. Having 3 GB of RAM also allows me to have up to 1 GB shared with my video card for extra texture storage that then reduces the load on my hard drive and increases the responses of the games. All 5 of my computers have at least 2 GB of RAM though, even the laptop. I wouldn't purchase a computer with less than that these days.

However, I can increase it to 4 GB with my 32-bit version of Vista. If I switch to the 64-Bit version of Vista, the motherboard will support 8 GB of RAM (4 slots of 2 GB DDR2 modules).

Anyone think I need to upgrade? LOL

1.0 Ghz AMD Athlon
128 Mb's of ram
40 G/B Harddrive

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It's not the best computer, but it works for me.

What I like best is my monitor :)

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I don't use the monitor speakers... They suck.

The speakers on my Viewsonic monitor suck as well. Have to have dedicated speakers.

<i>2.4 GHz - 2.6 GHz</i>

ideo Card NVIDIA nForce 7800 GTX - GeForce 4 Series
Asus Motherboard
Creative Soundcard - Sound Blaster - Audigy 2 ZS
Dell 2007WFP UltraSharp 20.1-inch Widescreen Flat Panel LCD Monitor
Raptor Hard Drive
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual
Core Processor 4400+
2.21 GHz, 2.00 GB of Ram

Q6600 @ 3.5ghz per core
Coupled with 4gb of ram :)

fx60 running at 3ghz with koolance water cooling
2gb geil ddr ram
x1900xt
1TB storage
Windows vista ultimate

900 mhz Intel Celeron
16 mb Nvidia Grahic Card
256 mb RAM

slow russian tractor ;)

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