I thought there was an old thread here about this very topic, but I couldn't find it. I just thought it would be interesting to see what systems everyone is working on:

1.4ghz P4 runing WinXP Pro (SP2)
768meg RAM
60 gig HD
17" Trinitron-tube monitor (old, off-brand)
4x5 serial Wacom tablet (ancient, but still works)
Epson 1270 printer
Epson 3200 scanner

I have a lot of other stuff, but this is really all that's relevant to retouching.

looking to upgrade very soon...but current setup is -

1 Ghz Athlon ...dual boot Linux (Redhat) and Win ME (gag!)
512 ram
2 - 40 gb hard drives
19" Trinitron (Sony)
4x5 Wacom Graphire
Epson 2450 scanner
Epson 2000p printer

...and my stereo hooked up to the soundcard. Yes, that is VERY relevant to my retouching and digital art! :D

Sound is very relevant to retouching! I don't have a fine ear, though, so I can get by with a couple of walkmans (one FM radio, one CD) hooked through my Altec Lansing speakers. I also have some of my CDs burned to MP3, but it always seems like I have to reboot in the middle of an album when playing via the OS, whether via MP3, the computer's disc drive, or streaming. It's probably just my imagination, but it seems I can go days without rebooting, until a really good song is playing on my system. That's when a system patch decides to install, or I upgrade some software or something else that requires a reboot (I rarely need to reboot due to system problems).

I forgot to mention my graphics card (although it's certainly nothing to brag about): nVidia Riva TNT2 model 64, 32meg

My video card is pretty bad as well...an nVidia Geforce 2 mx (32mb)

You should get an old computer and dedicate it to running your music. Install Linux and bingo!...you have a stable digital jukebox!

Photomauler - The cat seems to really enjoy the Bose system...:D

Aging Mac G4/533 dual processor, 1.5 gig RAM
2 19" displays; one Sony Trinitron, one Mitsubishi/NEC Diamondtron. One via a 32MB GeForce2 card, one via 32MB Radeon.
Roughly 400 gig of disk space split across 3 internal and 2 external drives. (A mix of Seagate Cheetahs and Barracudas on a mix of ATA, SCSI RAID, and Firewire.)
2 external drives used as backup, run automatically every night.
Internal and external CD-ROM writers.
Epson 1650 flatbed scanner
Minolta Scan Elite film scanner
Epson 750 printer
Epson 2200 printer

1.4ghz P4 (Dell) running Windows 2000 SP3
1GB RAM
2-72 GB 10K RPM HDs
21" Sony Trinitron
Zip Drive
Umax Astra 3400 scanner (cheapo)
HP 832C Deskjet Printer

AMD 2500+ Barton core
1 gig corsair PC3200 DDR
120 gig Maxtor and 120 gig WD both 8meg cach
Epson 785 EPX
Microtek Scanmaker E6
Windows XP PRO SP1
F2-17EX NANAO monitor
Plextor 48x Burner
Nvidia Geforce4 Ti4200
4x6 Aiptek

By the way Doug where did you get SP2 for XP Pro?

Lacto: you're right, I'm obviously deranged, there is no SP2 :)

It says "XPsp2", but it must mean something besides Service Pack 2. I'm actually using SP1.

At the moment, I'm writing from my Linux server while I get my new system going (it's all build up except for the video card, which I'll be getting within the next week)
anyway, my new system is:

WinXP Home edition (SP1)

Athlon 2500+ (with a good thermaltake HS/F which will allow for overclocking to at least 2800+ specs)

512MB Crucial PC2700 DDR ram

Maxtor 40GB hard drive (plus a second 80 - 120 GB one when I can afford it)

LG 52X CD-RW

Toshiba 16X DVD drive

Gigabyte 7VAXP-A motherboard (this thing is loaded, onboard RAID, sound, Firewire, AGP 8X etc.)

Nice solid 18" silver case with 350W power supply, side window, various case fans, blue LED and neon lighting, rounded IDE cables, front panel with LCD screen for temps. plus fan controllers, usb and firewire.

I haven't decided for sure, but I'm most likely going with the radeon 9600 pro for a video card. (or the much better Radeon 9700 if I can afford it)

I haven't bought these yet either (gotta wait for my pay check at the end of the week!) but I'll be getting Logitech Z-560 4.1 speakers (400 watts total, THX certified, these things are going to pound! luckily I don't live in an apartment so I won't have to worry about noise complaints - except from the parents that is...)

Samsung 950p 19" monitor (I love my monitor!)

Acer wireless keyboard

Wacom Graphire 2 tablet

Epson Perfection 1260 Photo Scanner

I just sold my old multifunction printer (lexmark) so I'm also looking around for a printer right now, I'll probably just get something fairly cheap like the canon i450 or the Epson C82.

Pay day is thursday so I'll be running out to get all my new parts, I can't wait to get my new system running!

- David :)

Well as of yesterday I am running a new setup. I think the next time I get a hairbrained idea to upgrade I should be locked away somewhere. Murphy cought me at a weak moment and it took me all day to get this setup working. Guess that's what I get for wanting the newest hardware. Anyway my main editing PC has:

I'm running XP Pro with
an Asus A7N8X Deluxe motherboard
an AMD Athlon XP 2500 "Barton" processor with a Thermaltake SK-6 heatsink with a thermaltake 80mm HSF.
1 Gig of matched pc2700 512 Meg Ram Dimms
A pair of WD 80 gig drives running mirrored
An IBM 60 Gig drive
An Nvidia G-Force 4 Ti-4200 video board
and the usual CD CDRW combination.
A Thermaltake Xaser II case with
5 case fans and a 400 watt PS with 2 fans.
a ViewSonic A90f monitor
an Epson 2200 printer
an Epon 870 printer
and an Epson 2450 scanner.

I have other PC's but this one is my primary editing machine.

nice setup Kevin! I wanted to get the Xaser case, love the look of them, but I just couldn't justify the cost, so I went with one quite a bit cheaper (but I got the Thermaltake Hardcano 10 with the front panel, so I have at least a part of the xaser!) Nice Mobo too, I've heard that the onboard sound (nVidia Soundstorm) of nForce 2 board rivals the quality of an audigy 2 board, very impressive for onboard sound.

- David

Hi David. I bought the steel Xaser II case it was much cheaper than the alumnium version. I bought it because of the good air flow design and I like the way it looks too. That hardcano is nice also, I can run the processor fan on medium speed most of the time, and turn it to high speed when I'm pushing it too hard.

I almost made a door mat out of that motherboard. I had to flash the bios to support the barton processor. During the flash process the flash program went out to lunch. I waited 30 minutes to see if it would finish normally. Finally I had to power cycle the PC to continue. Luckily the flash process had completed. Boy that was a close one!

That was just one of the many things that went wrong on that install. I was sure glad to see the system finally up and going after many hours.

wow, that really is lucky! flashing a BIOS has to be one of the most nerve wracking PC installation/maintenance operations.. sitting there crossing you're fingers that nothing's going to happen while it's in the process! one of the reasons I went with the Gigabyte board is it has a proprietary feature which is the dual BIOS, so if you kill one of them, or it gets hit by a virus, the second one will automatically take over. they've also got something called @bios or something which is a windows program which will let you download a bios update directly from they're servers then apply it from the program and reboot, both these features greatly reduce the chance of having a dead bios from a failed flashing..

- David :)

Interesting thread. Certainly proves there is no set formula for getting the job done. For me...

- 2.4ghz Pentium
- 512MB RAM
- 80GB and 120GB drives (you should see my closets!)
- ATI 9500PRO graphics card
- Intuos 2 4X6 tablet (still practicing with this rascal)
- Canon I850 printer (which I LOVE!)
- Epson 3200 Photo scanner
- Samsung 17" LCD monitor (model 174V).
- Altec Lansing speakers with a subwoofer (let there be music!)

Just acquired the Samsung LCD yesterday and what a HUGE difference it makes after suffering with a very, very ancient 17" CRT. The downside...I now see huge defects in stuff I've done that I thought was just grand. Ah, well.

At work, aging Mac G4 with 512 mb ram.
At home, 2.8ghz P4 w/ 512 mb ddr ram (somehow, 512 is a LOT more on the PC than on the Mac!?!) and 120mb hd and ATI Radeon 9000 128 mb graphics card...and 2.4x DVD burner and 44x CD burner. It's still only about 2 mo's old and spoils me ROTTEN. :D :tongue:

Main setup...

- Windows XP Pro SP1
- 3.02Ghz Pentium 4
- ASUS P4G8X mainboard HyperThreading.
- 2GB PC2700 DDR RAM
- ATI 9800 Pro graphic gard 128Mg ram
- 2 x 120Gig Seagate Barracuda serial 133 H/Drives
- Antec tower, 5 fans
- LiteOn 48x24x48 CD-RW
- LiteOn 16 x DVD
- 19" LG Flatron T910B Monitor & 19" Packard Bell 970 Monitor
- D-Link DSL 200 ADSL Modem
- HP 840 Deskjet
- HP3400C Scanjet Scanner
- Altec Lansing Sound System.

I've been good - sort of :D I'm hoping Santa will find it in his heart to give me a Wacom Intuos2 6x8 tablet.

** Paris **

AMD Athlon 550 -Win 98 SE (I know, I know)
512 Mb ram PC 133 running at PC100 CAS2 :D
2xWD 40Gb 8mega cache
GeForce 1 DDR
17" Philips monitor
Wacom 6x8 graphire2
Epson 2100 (european 2200) printer (running on usb2)
Epson 2450 scanner (running on usb2)

not needed to say that I intend to upgrade soon...
I think I'll go for a
Intel P4C 2.6Ghz 800fsb / Amd Barton 2500+/Amd Athlon 64 Win XP pro
A P4P800 or an Nforce 2 mobo
1 or 2 Gb of ddr400
1 or 2 WD Raptor 74Gb 10,000 rpm
A cheap graphic card-Matrox or ATI dual capable
1 LaCie Electron Blue 19" with calibrator, maybe a second later.
An external HD
running the Printer and Scanner on Firewire...

using a Dell 1.8 ghtz 256 ram 40gb hard drive, epson 2400 scanner and an epson r300 printer which i really like .

Abit NF7-S
AMD Barton 2500+ @ 3200+
1GB PC3200 Winbond CH-5 ICs Dual Channel Matched Pair
ATI R9500PRO @ 9700PRO Sotmod 128MB
Chieftec Dragon Case
17" KDS Flat CRT
80GB ATA133 7200RPM 8MB Cache WD
4x/2x DVD-R/-RW Drive
Win XP Pro SP1

Soyo Dragon+
AMD Athlon XP1700+
512MB PC2700 DDR
2x40GB WD 7200rpm drives
4x/2.4x DVD+r/+RW
52x CDR-W Burner
R9000PRO 64MB
19" KDS VS CRT
Win XP Pro

Shuttle AK35GT2
AMD T-Bred 2100+
512MB OCZ PC2700 DDR
32x CDR-W Burner
16x DVD
GF4 Ti4200 Gainward GS 64MB
17" KDS Flat CRT
40GB WD 7200RPM drive
Win98SE

Abit KT7A-RAID
T-Bird 1.2GHz @ 1.4GHz
768MB PC150 Ram
64MB GF2 Ultra
40GB WD 7200RPM Drive
15" HP CRT
Win98SE/Red Hat 7/Mandrake 9

My system is sufficient for me and I am not going to change parts in near future. Maybe I will add 512 MB RAM, but not now.

I've got:

Athlon T-Bred 2000+ (1667MHz) overclocked to 2400MHz (12x200) cooled by water.
2x256MB TwinMOS 333MHz overclocked to 400MHz
Epox 8RDA+
Sapphire Radeon 8500
Western Digital Caviar 80GB
Teac 12x CDRW, LG 12x DVD
Chieftec case with 360W chieftec PSU
21` Eizo F931
Windows 2000 SP4

My Setup is:

2 GHz dual Processer G5 Mac with superdrive
8 Gig Ram
Big Barco Screen and iivama flat side screen for tools
A3 Wacom Tablet

Laters Lex :wink:

Timex Sinclair
Philco B&W 13" TV
Radio Shack cassette recorder

...or so it seems. I won't embarrass myself in this company by listing my actual system.

lex, just out of curiousity, what exactly can you do with 8gigs of ram?

It comes in handy when you are working on photoshop layered files of around 2 gig. I do retouching for ads that range from a page in a mag to a 96 sheet poster. So when you are starting with a 250mb flat file it soon gets big and 8 gig of ram has no problems with it.

Laters Lex :wink:

Lex, the system you have, your life must be so easy! :classic:

Anyways, the system i am running

AMD Athlon 2700XP +
512MB DDR333 Dual Channel Ram
128MB 9600XT ATI Video Card
CDRW
6.1 Digital Surround Card
Coolermaster Casing
Windows XP Prosp1

The other system running side by side:

G4 Pbook Al 1Ghz
1gig Ram
60gig Hard drive
64mb Nvidia Graphic Card
CDRW
OSX Panther

......

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iMac G4 800/15"TFT/60GB/512MB Ram/DVD-R/OS 10.3/external FW 120GB LaCie HD/Epson 870 printer/Epson Snapscan e50/Photoshop CS

System works great for me. Scanner is a definite 'must replace next' item, and I'd love a bigger screen. 15" TFT is just too faffy. End up moving pallets around a lot. 20" Apple studio display would be nice:-)

8 Gigs of RAM are 'handy', huh? :eek: I wish I had Lex' system but at the moment I have to work with

1.9GHz Athlon
768 MB RAM
160 Gigs HD
DVD-RAM
19'' IIyama CRT
HP Laserjet 4p
HP Scanjet 4200C
Minolta Dimage Film Scanner 5400
one mouse, one keyboard, all thumbs.

Martin

I wish my life was so easy. I had to work on a layered file that was almost 6 Gig by the tim I had finished with it last week. :dizzy:

Just had a birthday and bought a belated gift for myself since noone else did. :)

Antec P160 Aluminum Silver with Antec True 430w & Front USB / Firewire
Asus P4C800-E Deluxe with Audio/GBLAN/SATA/Firewire/RAID (800MHz FSB)
Intel Pentium 4 3.0 GHz (1MB Cache, 800 MHz FSB)
One Corsair XMS TwinX 1,024 MB PC3200 DDR400, Heat Spreaders, Matched Pair
Two Western Digital 160 GB, Ultra 100, 7200 RPM, 8MB Cache
Asus 52x CD-ROM
Sony 18A [DVD± 8x4x8x - CDRW 40x12x40x]
Asus v9570-TD GeForce FX 5700 128MB with TV-Out, DVI
21" Trinitron monitor
Windows XP Professional

Happy Bday to me, Happy Bday to me :nod:

Catia

What I have now:

Sony VAIO ACPI Uniprocessor 1.6 Ghz Pentium 4
1 Gig of Crucial 512K SDRAM
NVIDIA RIva TNT2 Model 64 Graphics Card
Pioneer DVD 117R ROM
Pioneer DVD 104 RW
Maxor 80 Gig Internal Hard Drive
Windows XP SP1 w/daily security patch updates
Philips 109B 19" Monitor
Spyder OptiCal Colorometer/Calibrator
BellSouth DSL ethernet @ 1.4 MB/sec
Maxtor 80 Gig External Hard Drive
Maxtor 160 Gig External Hard Drive
Canon Canoscan 1250 UF Scanner
Logitech Wireless Mouse/Keyboard
Wacom Graphire 3 Tablet
Canon S9000 Inkjet Printer
2 Olympus P400 Dye Sub Printers
Nikon Coolpix 995
Nikon D1X

What is coming by FedEx Friday:

Thermaltake Black Xaser III V1000A Case
Abit IC7-G Max II Advance Mobo w/I875P Chipset
Intel P4 3.0E GHZ, 800 MHz FSB, IMB L2 Cache w/HT CPU
1 Gig Twin matched Corsair XMS DDR3200 Rams
2 Western Digital Raptor 36.7GB, 10K SATA Internal Hard Drives
Maxtor 200G 72900RPM SATA Internal Hard Drive
Sony DRU700A Double Layer 8X DVD+RW
ATI Radeon 9800 Pro 256MB, 256 Bit Graphics Card
Sound Blaster Audigy2 ZS Gamer Sound Card
Vantec V)4-C7040 CPU Fan/Heat Sink
Antec 550 Watt Power Supply
Windows XP Pro with SP1a and a lifetime subscription to daily security patch updates

This will be my work PC. The VAIO will become my surfing/games/music PC.

My plan is to overclock to about 3.4 stable, run a RAID 0 with the Raptors write data to the internal Maxtor, and back up daily to the external Maxtors. That is, if I can figure out where all the parts go.

I feel sooooo.... techie

Dennis

My plan is to overclock to about 3.4 stable, run a RAID 0 with the Raptors write data to the internal Maxtor, and back up daily to the external Maxtors. That is, if I can figure out where all the parts go.

Dennis
What did he say?? lol

What I have (and probably will have to do for *quite* some time:
custom P4
1 gig RAM
80 gig internal harddrive
DVD
CDrom/burner
21"nokia monitor
Monsoon external speakers (have to have tunes..)
printer and scanner are not worth mentioning...good thing I work mostly on my own photos : )
Anyway, while I'm here I have a technical question. Hopefully, somebody can answer..?
Recently we networked 2 computers here at home. Would that slow MY computer down, (way down)if it is the one used as a server to the other?
<completely lost look>

Lynn

hehe, i have ZX spectrum :D

or its equivalent - celeron 800MHz, 320MB RAM, 60GB disk, and so crappy gfx card, i'm not gonna name it (blush)... and freshly graphire3... though, i use it mainly for programming, and gfx is more of a hobby, so...

sometimes (all right, all the time) i wish i had at home the comp we use at school for computations - 16*2GHz P4 each w/ 2GB RAM, discobolos raid disk cluster w/ 4TB, running TruUNIX and Win NT, and for visualization we have cluster of 4 SGI Onyx2... *sigh*

The system I have:
HP Pavilion zd7230us 17.2" screen notebook
Pentium 4 2.8
Windows XP Home Edition SP2
768 mg RAM
60gig hard drive
Ximeta netdisk 120 gig
NVIDIA GeForce FX Go5700 64mg
HP designjet 10ps printer
HP Color LaserJet 2500
Konica-Minolta Magicolor 7300 color laser PostScript
Epson 2400 scanner
Wacom Intuso 2 4x5 tablet

Timex Sinclair
Philco B&W 13" TV
Radio Shack cassette recorder

Good old days.......
Dad's Radio Shack TRS-80, Cassette recorder and a very very small screwdriver to adjust the azimuth.... but that was a looong time ago.

at work: Pentium II, 400MHz, Windows 98, 128M RAM (well I ought to be working not fixing photos) and a fast internet server that thinks "photo", "free", "download" are naughty words.

at home: Athlon, 1,5GHz, Windows XP, 256M RAM, Benq 1200x2400 Scanner (bit surprised to discover that it does work). Upgrade wishlist..too long to include here! :tired:

Asus P4c800 E deluxe,
antec 1080 amg, 430w power suply
2(512) Geil 3200 ddr ram
3.2ghz HT
MXI 5700 nvidia 256 meg dual monitor capability
1(40g) system hard drive and 1(200g) Video drive, 1(30g) Seagate Photoshop scratch disk
1 Lite On 8x DVD burner
22inch Mitsubishi Diamond Plus 200 monitor
Wacom tablet 6*8 intuos
XP pro SP 2
Optimum online
Epson Perfection 4870 Photo just acquired for Christmas from my Wife

I thought I'd update my original post.


1.4ghz P4 runing WinXP Pro (SP2)
Now I really am running SP2
768meg RAM
Still the same
60 gig HD
I now have 3 HDs, totalling 510gb
17" Trinitron-tube monitor (old, off-brand)
I now have a 22" Mitsubishi 2070sb (and I'm seriously considering another one)
4x5 serial Wacom tablet (ancient, but still works)
Still works, but I'm seriously considering a new Intuos 3
Epson 1270 printer
Will be replaced soon. Love the printer still, but it can't take inactivity
Epson 3200 scanner
Won't be replacing this, but I really wish I could justify the new Digital ICE version

I've also upgraded my vidcard to a Matrox p650 (I didn't believe all the reports, but I really can see a big difference). I'm also running an M-Audio Audiophile 2496 soundcard now, but it sounds the same for MP3s and DVDs (bought it for other reasons).

Dual 1.8GHz G5, 2GB RAM, 23 inch Apple HD Display, 2 internal (160BG + 200GB) ATA Serial drives, external 250GB Firewire and portable 40GB drives, Epson Color Photo 950 and RIP, Epson Perfection 3200 Photo scanner, Photoshop CS and PhotoRetouch Pro 3.0.3.

Apple 12 inch G4 Powerbook, 1GB RAM

Might as well add my specs to this too...

Main Graphics PC
Athlon 3000 processer
1.5gb DDR 3200 RAM
400gb hard drive (split over 2x120gb and 1x 160gb)
Matrox Millennium G550 dual head graphics card
Iiyama VisionMaster Pro 454 19" monitor
LG Studioworks 500LC 15" monitor
DVD Drive / CD-RW Drive / Zip Drive
Wacom Graphire 4x5 tablet

Notebook
Intel Centrino 1.4ghz processor
768mb DDR RAM
40gb hard drive

Printers
Epson c82 running on Jettec compatible cartridges
Epson 1290 running Lyson Fotonic inks

Scanner
Epson 1640SU

And a bunch of other pc's and printers as well.

I think that's the lot!

Main:
P4 2.8ghz
1gb RAM
60gb main drive
120gb secondary
DVD Burner
DVD ROM
Creative Platinum Audigy
256mb NVidia GeForce FX 5200
Windows XP Pro

Secondary:
P4 1.7ghz
512mb RAM
40gb main drive
80gb secondary
CD RW
CDROM
On-Board Sound
128mb NVidia GeForce Ti 200
Windows 2003 Server

Download Machine:
2.4ghz Celeron
256mb RAM
20gb main drive
CD RW
on board sound, video etc etc
Windows XP Pro

Printers:
Documents = HP DJ 820cse
Photos = Epson Stylus Photo 1280

Scanner = HP ScanJet 5370C

Win XP Pro
AMD Athlon 2000+ ( 1.7 )
512 Meg DDR Ram
22" Inch Mitsubishi Diamond Plus 200 Flat Screen CRT Monitor ( My Baby )
Wacom Graphire 2 4x5 Tablet ( arriving soon :) )
Epson R200 Printer
Canoscan FB830 Scanner
Microsoft Trackball ( So much better than a mouse )
2x 40 Gig HD
2x 60 Gig HD
2x 80 Gig HD
1x 180 Gig HD

I have the side of this machine off and also have a small domestic fan currently cooling the insides down :)

As far as music is concerned, i have this setup to a surround sound system.

Here is my setup:

Win XP Pro SP2
AMD Athlon 64 3500+
MSI K8N Neo2 Platinum
1GB Crucial Ballistix PC3200 RAM (I plan on getting an extra Gig this year)
nvidia 6800GT video card
iiyama Vision Master pro 451 19" monitor
Creative Audigy2 Platinum
NEC Dual-layer DVD burner
Sony DVD Player
Logitech Elite Keyboard/Logitech MX700 Mouse
HDD1: 60GB partition - OS/Programs; 100GB partition - My Documents
HDD2: 120GB drive which backs up the My Documents partition on HDD1 in real-time with file-revisions (so I can go back to an older revision if i mess something up and don't realize it until later on). This drive will be upgraded soon to a larger drive.
HDD3: 80GB External - currently just backing up the OS/Programs partition, but i'll be upgrading to a 200GB drive in the near future so i can back up My Documents, too. This drive is stored in a fire-proof vault.

I think this is my first post, but I was referred here from the Hidden Power of Photoshop Elements 3 website (just got the book for it yeseterday).

Ok, here ges my configuration:


Main PC
WinXP Pro with SP2
Intel P4 3.4ghz
4GB Crucial PC3200 RAM
ATI RADEON PRO 256meg
120GB Main Drive
1x250GB Drive,
4x250GB Maxtor External USB2.0 Drives
Turtle Beach Santa Cruz 6.1 Dolby Digital/THX Ccertified Sound Card
2xPioneer DVD+-RW 16X Dual Layer
1xVIEWSONIC VP230mb 23.1-inch Flat Panel
Logitech Elite Duo Keyboard/Mouse Opticle


Secondary PC
WinXP Pro with SP2
Intel P4 3.0ghz
2GB Crucial PC3200 RAM
ATI RADEON PRO 256meg
120GB Main Drive
1x250GB Drive,
Creative Sound Blaster Live
1xPioneer DVD+-RW 16X Dual Layer
1xVIEWSONIC VP230mb 23.1-inch Flat Panel
Logitech Elite Duo Keyboard/Mouse Opticle


Archive PC
WinXP Pro with SP2
Intel P4 3.02ghz
1GB Crucial PC3200 RAM
ATI RADEON PRO 256meg
120GB Main Drive
2x250GB Drives,
2x250GB Maxtor External USB2.0 Drives
1xPioneer DVD+-RW 16X Dual Layer
1xVIEWSONIC VP230mb 23.1-inch Flat Panel
Logitech Elite Duo Keyboard/Mouse Opticle

These 3 PC's are shared through a KVM switch.

Printers:
Epson R300
Epson 4x6 PictureMate
Olypmus P440

Regards,

Alex... :pleased:

Here's my personal machine (and odds & ends) for large format digital prepress, color touchup, image retouching, and design.

Mac Dual 2.5GHz w/ Superdrive - - - and AppleCare 3yr Warranty
4.5GB RAM (about to install 2GB more)
Maxtor’s Diamond Plus 9 160GB SATA Drive
Seagate Cheetah 15K.3 70GB ultra 320 SCSI drive (internal)
ATTO UL4D Ultra 320 SCSI card
Gigabit Ethernet to a BUNCH of other stuff

Imation Super Disk
Just put Syquest 88MB cartridge drive in storage
Yamaha 16x10x40 CD-RW
Lots of USB hubs

Wacom Intuous 2 12"x12" graphics tablet
Gretag Eye-One Spectrophotometer
X-Rite 404 Densitometer
BYK-Gardner Golor Guide Sphere Spectrophotometer

Graphic Lite Soft View booth
Okidata c9400DXN
Barco Calibrator 21" CRT Monitor
RHEM-14 Graphic Arts Light Selector for Color Viewing :)
Architectural scale ruler
26' Stanley Power Lock Tape Measure

unofficially:
a Palm Tungsten T, an iPod, and a Sirius satellite radio stream.

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Bunches of software
Bunches of dual processor G4 macs
Bunches more dual xeon PC's
Many millions of dollars of Large Format digital and screen-printing presses and plotters