post your pc or mac specs

i always wanted to make this question , post you computer specs please

2 months ago i finally build my new pc (my old one was a P4 3200mhz + 2GB ram)

here is my actual specs:

[processor] Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 Box
[motherboard] Asus P5Q
[Ram Memories] Team Group 4Gb DDR2 PC2-8500 Xtreem Dark 1066mhz
[hard drive] Samsung 500GB SATAII 16MB
[graphic card] Gigabyte HD4850 1GB GDDR3 OC Zalman
[dvd/cd drive] Samsung SH-S223 22X SATA Black
[pc case] NOX Saphira
[Power Supply] Lc-Power 600W 6600GP V2.3 140mm
[UPS] MUSTEK POWER MUST 600VA USB
[keyboard] Logitech Ultra Flat
[mouse] Logitech MX 518
[screen] Samsung 2043NW 20-inch Widescreen
[extra fan for case] NoiseBlocker Black Silent XL2 120mm Retail

i buy all the parts in Portuguese websites , total spend 1000 euros (2 months ago was the best price i find)

partition 1 - windows vista 64 ultimate running sonar 8.0.3
partition 2 - mac osx 10.5.6 running logic pro 8.0.2 (i flash my board bios for this, is running like a real mac pro , not a single bug or crash yet)
partition 3 - data

next step is some decent audio card and monitors (life is hard around here i work in construction like a dog to win 500 euros :( )

im not a regular producer (i just produced 3 tracks in 2008 i think) , i make music just for fun i love it, i hope now to get more time for my productions , im working in some tracks right now i will post in the forum when i finish them

Macbook C2D 3gb Ram 2ghz

1 x 500gb Maxtor drive and 1 x WD250gb drive as Time Machine.

Thats it.

Logic/Cubase/Pro-Tools/Ableton

2 x Tannoy mercury
2 x Alesis M620 actives
2 x Buggered Tannoy DMT10 mkII (Anyone know how to fix x-overs?)

1 x Yamaha o1x

And a load of other shit in the studio.

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Originally Posted by RDR

(Anyone know how to fix x-overs?)

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i presume you've blown something withing he cross over circuit board, maybe better off just replacing the crossover unit. in that case, it's a handy job to replace.

:10: Mine is only P4 2.0 GHz and 1GB RAM... maybe I don't need more because I'm based more (and more if I could..) in hardware gear.

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im working in some tracks right now i will post in the forum when i finish them

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Nice!! we are waiting...:;

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Originally Posted by Elvio Neto

partition 2 - mac osx 10.5.6 running logic pro 8.0.2 (i flash my board bios for this, is running like a

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Did you NEED to flash your board ?

Im running iPC x86 10.5.6, and did not need to flash my BIOS.

Isnt it great to be able to get a MAC PRO at around 25% the cost ?

I LOVE MY HACKINTOSH

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Originally Posted by BranLanen

:10: Mine is only P4 2.0 GHz and 1GB RAM... maybe I don't need more because I'm based more (and more if I could..) in hardware gear.


Nice!! we are waiting...:;

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nice news my friend ;) hardware all the way

thanks for your support

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Originally Posted by SlimboyPhatt

Did you NEED to flash your board ?

Im running iPC x86 10.5.6, and did not need to flash my BIOS.

Isnt it great to be able to get a MAC PRO at around 25% the cost ?

I LOVE MY HACKINTOSH

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my motherboard have one protection in bios to not boot osx systems (i think the motherboards with the new Intel P45 chipset have that protection)

i was using osx in my old pcs and i never need to flash the bios , its a new protection i think (but hackintosh community never sleep)

yes its great to be able to have a MAC PRO for this price :) im using osx in pc since version 10.4.11 tiger and i never had problems

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Originally Posted by DannyBlack

i presume you've blown something withing he cross over circuit board, maybe better off just replacing the crossover unit. in that case, it's a handy job to replace.

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You're kidding!!! Tannoy want 100gbp PER x-over.

ZX Spectrum 128

128 KB RAM,

three-channel audio via the AY-3-8912 chip

MIDI compatibility

RS-232 serial port

RGB monitor port

32 KB of ROM

external keypad.

..........beat that! no need for mac / windows debate here