RATE THE PC SPECS ABOVE YOU :)

[looney]

This one is for the oldest of my rigs (at the bottom). THAT is one sexy rig.

10/10 much much much faster than mine:

Manufacturer:

Sharp Corporation (Osaka, Japan)

Release Date:

1988 or early 1989 (to be confirmed)

 

Reference:

PC-4641

 

Processor:

NEC V40 10 MHz or equivalent (compatible i80188)

Memory:

RAM expandable to 1.6 MB 640 KB 

, 1 MB EMS memory 

Display:

Integrated LCD supports CGA 

Monochrome

Storage:

1 floppy 3 1/2 "720 KB 

1 40 MB hard drive

Software:

MS-DOS 3.3 Sharp

Feature:

PC-compatible laptop, the PC-4600 series is an evolution of the 4500 model and differs mainly by a faster processor. Requires a version of MS-DOS Original Sharp to start. 

 

[flibberdipper]

10/10 much much much faster than mine:

Manufacturer:

Sharp Corporation (Osaka, Japan)

Release Date:

1988 or early 1989 (to be confirmed)

 

Reference:

PC-4641

 

Processor:

NEC V40 10 MHz or equivalent (compatible i80188)

Memory:

RAM expandable to 1.6 MB 640 KB 

, 1 MB EMS memory 

Display:

Integrated LCD supports CGA 

Monochrome

Storage:

1 floppy 3 1/2 "720 KB 

1 40 MB hard drive

Software:

MS-DOS 3.3 Sharp

Feature:

PC-compatible laptop, the PC-4600 series is an evolution of the 4500 model and differs mainly by a faster processor. Requires a version of MS-DOS Original Sharp to start. 

Holy crap! I have one similar to that. I'll try to post the model of it later.

[Guest]

Fix those and you'll be a nice solid 10. As for my Idaho Potato of a computer.....

4/10

[flibberdipper]

From now on, rate my oldest rig, which is at the bottom.

[Ryan Leech]

^I would have to give you 4/10, the reason that you get better than one is because it is so old that it's hipster. Only problem is, it can't do anything modern. 

 

My Old Rig: 

Core 2 Quad QX9650 @4.4GHz 

EVGA 790i Digital 3-way SLI 

8GB (4x2) OCZ DDR3-1333 CL7 

3x EVGA GTX 465 in 3-way SLI oc 750/1800 

Seasonic 1200w PSU 

Antec 900 

OCZ Octane 64GB 

WD Raptor 74GB 

WD Black 640GB

[XeuX]

^I would have to give you 4/10, the reason that you get better than one is because it is so old that it's hipster. Only problem is, it can't do anything modern. 

 

My Old Rig: 

Core 2 Quad QX9650 @4.4GHz 

EVGA 790i Digital 3-way SLI 

8GB (4x2) OCZ DDR3-1333 CL7 

3x EVGA GTX 465 in 3-way SLI oc 750/1800 

Seasonic 1200w PSU 

Antec 900 

OCZ Octane 64GB 

WD Raptor 74GB 

WD Black 640GB

hmm pretty fast machine but a bit outdated... ill give it a 7/10

your old one seems to be faster than your current one?

 

 

rate mine pls =)

[flibberdipper]

^I would have to give you 4/10, the reason that you get better than one is because it is so old that it's hipster. Only problem is, it can't do anything modern. 

 

My Old Rig: 

Core 2 Quad QX9650 @4.4GHz 

EVGA 790i Digital 3-way SLI 

8GB (4x2) OCZ DDR3-1333 CL7 

3x EVGA GTX 465 in 3-way SLI oc 750/1800 

Seasonic 1200w PSU 

Antec 900 

OCZ Octane 64GB 

WD Raptor 74GB 

WD Black 640GB

It plays Half-Life really well cuz of the VooDoo. And I'll have you know it does 240p Flash YouTube video, and with VLC it does most 480p unless there's a butt-ton (which is actually 63 gallons, I believe. Think I learned that from Linus) of action. And your's get's a nice 7/10, mainly for that nice OC.

[Ryan Leech]

hmm pretty fast machine but a bit outdated... ill give it a 7/10

your old one seems to be faster than your current one?

 

 

rate mine pls =)

It was fast until it blew up, only one 465 survived.

[nicehat]

hmm pretty fast machine but a bit outdated... ill give it a 7/10

your old one seems to be faster than your current one?

 

 

rate mine pls =)

 

I would give your system a 9/10 It looks solid

 

I docked 1 point because you misspelled "peripherals" 

[Jumper118]

I would give your system a 9/10 It looks solid

 

I docked 1 point because you misspelled "peripherals" 

10/10 for 7950 cf being epic value to performance.

[TehMiik]

^ Rig aboutve I'd give it a 9.5/10! My only criticism is it isn't LGA 2011 for BEAST upgrade-ability but for 1155 That is top notch!

[FireFox]

^ Rig aboutve I'd give it a 9.5/10! My only criticism is it isn't LGA 2011 for BEAST upgrade-ability but for 1155 That is top notch!

 

0/10 I have no idea lol

[WillHuxtable]

Case: Antec DF-85

CPU: i5 3570K @ 4.3GHz

CPU Cooler: Corsair Hydro H50 with Noctua NF-P12 as exhaust

RAM: G.Skill 12GB @ 1.3GHz

Motherboard: ASUS P8-Z77 LE PLUS

Storage: Intel 240GB 520 series SSD with two WD Caviar Blue HDDs

Graphics card: 660 Ti Direct CUII OC(manual) @ 1.163GHz

PSU: Enermax NAXN 750 watt semi-modular

Sound card: Creative Soundblaster Recon3D

 

Pretty awesome... Nice to see all that overclocking as well!

 

Here's mine:

 

Case: HAF X

CPU: AMD FX 8350 @ 4.5GHz

Cooler: Noctua NH-D14

GPU: HD 7850 @ 1100MHz

RAM: Geil Black Dragon RAM - 8Gb (The Noctua blocks the LEDs though )

Motherboard: Sabertooth 990FX R2.0

Storage: Samsung 840 SSD 128GB and a few older HDDs, mostly taken from a bunch of older PCs.

PSU: Corsair TruePower 750W

 

EDIT: wrong page

[FireFox]

I got skipped again, well off back to the bar for a pint

[Tr3vor]

10/10 much much much faster than mine:

Manufacturer:

Sharp Corporation (Osaka, Japan)

Release Date:

1988 or early 1989 (to be confirmed)

 

Reference:

PC-4641

 

Processor:

NEC V40 10 MHz or equivalent (compatible i80188)

Memory:

RAM expandable to 1.6 MB 640 KB 

, 1 MB EMS memory 

Display:

Integrated LCD supports CGA 

Monochrome

Storage:

1 floppy 3 1/2 "720 KB 

1 40 MB hard drive

Software:

MS-DOS 3.3 Sharp

Feature:

PC-compatible laptop, the PC-4600 series is an evolution of the 4500 model and differs mainly by a faster processor. Requires a version of MS-DOS Original Sharp to start. 

 

 

The CPU isn't compatable with the  80188. The 80186/80188 CPUs were hardly PC compatable and weren't ever used in PC applications, just embeded stuff.

 

That CPU is 8088 compatable.

 

 

7/10 for gaming in 1988, CGA isn't that good but this machine is better suited for business applications. Also, I wonder why they didn't use a 286, That must have been a lower end machine. 

[Tr3vor]

I got skipped again, well off back to the bar for a pint

 

Now you aren't skipped

 

7.5/10, That's a solid mid range computer, but i3 might have some trouble in the future with all this multithreaded stuff in games.

[flibberdipper]

The CPU isn't compatable with the  80188. The 80186/80188 CPUs were hardly PC compatable and weren't ever used in PC applications, just embeded stuff.

 

That CPU is 8088 compatable.

 

 

7/10 for gaming in 1988, CGA isn't that good but this machine is better suited for business applications. Also, I wonder why they didn't use a 286, That must have been a lower end machine. 

No, they were high end, but they we're laptops.

[Tr3vor]

No, they were high end, but they we're laptops.

 

8088 or compatable were not high end, a laptop around that time usually had a 286 in it. A really high end one miiiiiiight just have a 386 in it.

[flibberdipper]

8088 or compatable were not high end, a laptop around that time usually had a 286 in it. A really high end one miiiiiiight just have a 386 in it.

I'm thinking of mine, at least. $3000 laptop, that my grandpa gave me for free.

[FireFox]

Now you aren't skipped

 

7.5/10, That's a solid mid range computer, but i3 might have some trouble in the future with all this multithreaded stuff in games.

 

9/10

 

Also thanks, I will be upgrading to Haswell next year but this Core i3 has done very well

[looney]

The CPU isn't compatable with the  80188. The 80186/80188 CPUs were hardly PC compatable and weren't ever used in PC applications, just embeded stuff.

 

That CPU is 8088 compatable.

 

 

7/10 for gaming in 1988, CGA isn't that good but this machine is better suited for business applications. Also, I wonder why they didn't use a 286, That must have been a lower end machine. 

those are the specs from the sharp site

[miyabwah]

• "CPU

• WS: i7-920 // LT: i7 i7-3630QM

Motherboard

WS: Gigabyte X58AUD5 // LT: Lenovo W530

RAM

WS: 24GB 1600Mhz // LT: 32GB 1600Mhz

GPU

WS: GTX580 // LT: Quadro K1000M

Case

WS: Lian-Li PC-P50 // LT: Lenovo W530

Storage

35TB server, SSD's in all systems.

PSU

WS: HX850

Display(s)

WS: Mix off all kind of things...

Cooling

WS: Noctua dunno which one

Keyboard

WS: Logitech G710+

Mouse

WS: G9x // LT: Nipple"

8.999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999/10

[Tr3vor]

those are the specs from the sharp site

 

They probably just don't remember, lol.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NEC_V20

the V40 is basically an embedded V20, which is a very common upgrade from a 4.77mhz 8088. 

 

I definitely wouldn't mind getting a system with a V20

[XeuX]

I would give your system a 9/10 It looks solid

 

I docked 1 point because you misspelled "peripherals" 

fixed  B)

[dan93]

Very nice ... would love to own it.