| Computers That I Built | |||
| Rig Name: | Lantis | Wildthing | Phoebe Snow |
| Whose Is It? | Mine | My sister's | My parents' |
| Date Built: | January 2002 | June 2001 | August 2001 |
| CPU: | AMD Athlon-C 1400MHz @ 1394MHz | AMD Duron 800MHz @ 803MHz | AMD Duron 750MHz |
| Motherboard: | MSI K7T Turbo2 (MS-6330 v5.0) | Iwill KK266 | unknown |
| Memory: | 512 MB of K-Byte PC133 | 256 MB of PNY PC133 | 256 MB of Micron PC133 |
| Video Card: | MSI Titanium 8855 (nVIDIA GeForce2 Ti PRO-T 64MB DDR) | MSI MS-StarForce817 (NVIDIA Geforce2 MX) | (Nvidia GeForce 2 MX 200) |
| Hard Drive: | Maxtor 6L020J1 20.0 GB @ 7200 RPMS | Maxtor 20.0 GB @ 5400 RPMS | Maxtor 8.4 GB @ 5400 RPMS |
| Additional Hard Drives: | Western Digital WD600AB-32CZA0 60GB 5400 RPMS | ||
| Monitor: | Envision EN-780e 17'' flat screen | Envision EN-780e 17" flat screen | Sony Trinitron (rebadged by Gateway 2000) |
| CDROM Manuf. & Model: | Afreey 50x | n/a | Buslink 52X |
| CDRW Manuf. & Model: | LG GCE-8160B 16x10x40 | HP 9150 8x4x32 | n/a |
| DVD Manuf. & Model: | n/a | Buslink 8x | n/a |
| Storage Interface: | IDE | IDE | IDE |
| Sound Card: | on-board | on-board | on-board |
| Internet Provider: | Verizon | Verizon | Juno Free |
| Internet Connection Type: | xDSL | xDSL | Dial Up |
| Internet Connection Speed: | 1.5 Mbps (should be 7Mbps !@#$% Verizon!!!) | 1.5 Mbps | 56.6 |
| Operating System: | Windows XP Professional | Windows 2000 SP2 | Windows 2000 |
| Other Components: | Antec SX830 case, D-Link NIC, cheap-ass winmodem, MS Intellimouse 3.0, Logitech Soundman X1 speakers | Antec KS282 Case with their 300 Watt Power Supply. 10/100 ethernet card. Volcano II HSF. | |
| Notes: | This is the 3rd computer I've built (after one for my sister and one for my parents). This one is for me! It's a pretty sweet set-up for about $620 including the monitor. | I built this computer for my sister to use at college. This is the first computer I've built from the ground up. I'm amazed that it works. And the whole thing with the monitor cost under $800.00 | I bought the case and motherboard together as part of a "barebones" package. This would have been a Micron Corp. computer but they had excess inventory. |