What was the specs of your first rig ever.

[soulreaper]

I had a 386 first but I was only about 5 years old when I had it I remember that the monitor had orange text and it had a 5 1/4 floppy drive. I think the game I had was some football game. But yeah I didn't know how to use it nor did my family. It was given to me by a neighbor who was a tech geek. I wish I still had it because I could use it these days. But I don't think this really counts because it just sat around and collected dust.

The first real computer my family had that was used all the time was a Packard Bell

• 75 Mhz Pentium
• 4 MB of RAM
• 100 MB Hard drive
• Some intergrated video card I think it was a Cirrus or something like that
• Sound Blaster 16
• I think it was a 56k modem
• A CD-ROM
• 3.5 Floppy
• 14" crt monitor that the speakers bolted to the side
• Windows 3.1

[extremescouter]

My first computer was a macbook pro 13" 2009, but the first rig I built was last summer with:

• i7 3770k to 4.2 GHz
• Cooler Master Hyper 212
• 16 Gb Corsair Vengeance RAM
• Corsair 400r
• Corsair TX 650m
• GTX 670
• OCZ Vertex 4 128 GB ssd

[Godlygamer23]

Dell Dimension 3000.

Intel Celeron at 2.6GHz(I think) with 512MB of RAM with an IDE hard drive. It had a DVD and CD drive. And it had a 15" CRT monitor at whatever resolution. Ran Windows XP.

[FireFox]

We've already had one of these threads but screw it :P

 

I can't remember much of mine but it was from 1989 I think and I was about 5-6 years old when I got it

 

Intel i386 (DX I think, I think it had a co-processor built in) 20MHz CPU

2-4MB RAM

Some ancient hard drive that I can't remember the size of

Integrated GPU

Microsoft Windows 2.1

[GeneralBear]

intel 486i dx 66mh 4mb ram 512mb hdd windows 95

intel celeron 128mb ram 15gb hdd 128mb ram windows xp

amd athalon xp 1.2ghz 256mb ram 120gb hdd radion 7000

athalon x2 6400+ 4gb ddr2 667 ati 3870 500gb hdd

then i started upgrading about every year or so somthing to my rigs

[Deus Ragno]

Abysmal:

http://www.cnet.com/laptops/asus-eee-pc-900/4507-3121_7-33016827.html

[unknownsolde]

amd anthalon x2 (3gh)

gigabyte matx

300 wat power supply

geforce 210

cyclone case red

defalt fans,heat-sink

dell basic keyboard and mouse

old crt monitor i sold for 150 last year in a garage sail

[vlad1500]

My first rig was way back when i was like 7 or 8 yrs old. This is what i used to code and play games like pacman...LOL... 

 

My Commodore 64 specs (according to wiki):

• Microprocessor CPU:
  • MOS Technology 6510/8500 (the 6510/8500 is a modified 6502 with an integrated 6-bit I/O port)
  • Clock speed: 0.985 MHz (PAL) or 1.023 MHz (NTSC)
• Video: MOS Technology VIC-II 6567/8562 (NTSC), 6569/8565 (PAL)
  • 16 colors
  • Text mode: 40×25 characters; 256 user-defined chars (8×8 pixels, or 4×8 in multicolor mode); 4-bit color RAM defines foreground color
  • Bitmap modes: 320×200 (2 unique colors in each 8×8 pixel block),^[37] 160×200 (3 unique colors + 1 common color in each 4×8 block)^[38]
  • 8 hardware sprites of 24×21 pixels (12×21 in multicolor mode)
  • Smooth scrolling, raster interrupts
• Sound: MOS Technology 6581/8580 SID
  • 3-channel synthesizer with programmable ADSR envelope
  • 8 octaves
  • 4 waveforms per audio channel: triangle, sawtooth, variable pulse, noise
  • Oscillator synchronization, ring modulation
  • Programmable filter: high pass, low pass, band pass, notch filter
• Input/Output: Two 6526 Complex Interface Adapters
  • 16 bit parallel I/O
  • 8 bit serial I/O
  • 24-hours (AM/PM) Time of Day clock (TOD), with programmable alarm clock^[39]
  • 16 bit interval timers
• RAM:
  • 64 kB, of which 38 kB (minus 1 byte) were available for BASIC programs
  • 512 bytes color RAM (memory allocated for screen color data storage) ^[40]
  • Expandable to 320 kB with Commodore 1764 256 kB RAM Expansion Unit (REU); although only 64 kB directly accessible; REU mostly intended for GEOS. REUs of 128 kB and 512 kB, originally designed for the C128, were also available, but required the user to buy a stronger power supply from some third party supplier; with the 1764 this was included. Creative Micro Designs also produced a 2 MB REU for the C64 and C128, called the 1750 XL. The technology actually supported up to 16 MB, but 2 MB was the biggest one officially made. Expansions of up to 16 MB were also possible via the CMD SuperCPU.
• ROM:
  • 20 kB (9 kB Commodore BASIC 2.0; 7 kB KERNAL; 4 kB character generator, providing two 2 kB character sets)

[Ineko]

Intel Celeron

2GB DDR2 RAM

200GB HDD

250W PSU

ATI 4350HD

 

I've had a few before that but it's the last I can remeber.