What was your first computer?

[JoaoPRSousa]

Pentium 4 2.4GHz, ATI Radeon 7000 64MB, still works

[AlexStriz]

First computer that I personally owned? Or first computer that my family owned that I used

 

First computer I owned personally was a 2011 MacBook Pro 13 inch. It came with a sandy bridge core i5 clocked at I think 2.3Ghz.

Upgraded to a 256gb 840 pro + 1tb hdd. Also got 16gb of ram for Christmas from my uncle.  Loved that thing

[neddle1]

CPU:Amd Duel Core 4000+ 2.1ghz

GPU:Amd Radeon 5770 1gb

 

[Bansh33]

An old windows 98 laptop with 64mb ram and a 20gb hdd. 2inches thick and was a beast... Well maybe it would've been had it not been 2004... If you mean desktops instead my custom built in my sig is my first.

i would have to agree with this statement as i had the same thing

[JoaoPRSousa]

The one in my signature, pretty basic and cheap, but I LOVE IT <3

What is love? Baby don't hurt me. Don't hurt me. No more.

[VIhul]

Mine was my Dad's old Dell laptop from like 2002 which I rarely used due to the lack of functionality. The first PC I really used was a desktop from maybe 2005 that was also my Dad's which I threw a graphics card in because my friend had told me about this cool game that I couldn't run with my baseline grade PC. So to me, the desktop was my first PC.

[Mvard]

 Hp Omnibook XE2.... 4Gb HHD, 333Mhz Pentium 3, and 128 Mb of ram, I dug this thing out of a dumpster when I was like 11 and it worked.... Zoo & Roller-coaster Tycoon anyone?

[Adreyu]

my first computer was an hp Pavilion in like 2006. it was the best thing i had ever owned up till that point. 

[jnmbhj]

My very first computer was the Dell vostro Slim 200. It did well for its time. 

[SeriousDad69]

Dell Diminsion E310 back in 05.
3.2GHz Pentium 4 with Hyper threading, 512MB of RAM which I upgraded to 2GB a year or two later. Didn't come with a videocard so added a 256MB PCI card.
That thing was an absolute beast of it's time. I was actually still using it up until 1.5 years ago as a guest PC. It handled basic web browsing easy no problem, but it was starting to show it's age so I formerly retired it and now it resides in my closet with no hard drive

[Guest]

The first PC that I can remember had an AMD Sempron, I think 256MB RAM and a 80GB Hard Drive. Ran Windows XP and Came with a 800x600 4:3 monitor. Was really slow and we got rid of it in 2009. It also had an Optical Drive that would only accept DVDs.

[ologiic]

A walmart e-machine I bought when I was like 14 from working a summer job with my dad. It was sufficient enough to play Runescape which was all I cared about a that time haha.

[Jackgamer91]

Mine: 

 

AMD FX-8150 

8 GB RAM

2 TB HDD 

HD Radeon 7770 

MSI G77-970A motherboard 

 

All for a reasonable $900 but I didn't know what I was doing.  I ended up giving it to my younger brother and getting my i7 system 6 months later. 

[ImBleu]

There's already a thread for this called "Show off your Setup".

[askmax]

Gig another guy with less than 20 posts comes and makes another useless thread. This is becoming a trend.

[lx_srs]

Mine: 

 

AMD FX-8150 

8 GB RAM

2 TB HDD 

HD Radeon 7770 

MSI G77-970A motherboard 

 

All for a reasonable $900 but I didn't know what I was doing.  I ended up giving it to my younger brother and getting my i7 system 6 months later. 

How about you just post this stuff in the "Show Off Your Setup" thread.

[SteveGrabowski]

My first build was like 17 years ago, and all I remember about it was it had an AMD K6 200MHz CPU, 32MB of SDRAM, a 500 GB hard drive, and a CD-ROM (can't remember the video card, think the board was an Asus), and it cost half the price of prebuilts that it was way way more powerful than. K6 was the first really great AMD CPU (AMD's CPU division used to be as awesome as their GPU division is now).

[SImoHayha]

My first ever build

CASE : Enermax Ostrog

CPU : FX-6300 @ 3.8 GHZ

MOBO M5A97 LE R2.0

GPU : R9 270 ( OC'ed)

RAM : Patriot 8gb gaming ram

STORAGE : Western Digital Green 2TB

PSU : 600 W TR2 V.3 ThermalTake

OS : Windows 7 Ultimate/Office Student Edition

[shadowblitz3]

can't remember all parts but it had celeron and 512 ram

[Adreyu]

Intel Core i5 4670k

Cooler master 212 Evo

MSI z87 g45 gaming edition motherboard

G.skill Ripjaw X series 8gb 1866 ddr3

1tb western digital 7200 HDD

MSI Geforce GTX 770 2gb Gaming Edition

Raidmax Seiran Blue/White Edition

Rosewill Capstone 80+ gold PSU

 

last February

[GBJaguar]

Mine was:

CPU:  A6 6400k 3.9ghz turbo 4.1

Mobo: gigabyte GA-F2a88Xm-ds2

RAM: 8gb G-skill 2133

Power supply: Cool master 500watt

HHD: 500gb and 120gb ssd

Gpu: Asus HD6670 2GB ddr 3

Case: Avp Defender

Dvd Drive:n/a

 

I wanted to see the whole dual graphics thing in person, yes it's true it sucks haha. Still love apu's though

[ElZamo92]

I'll admit it, i am an Apple fan . I own every iThing: iMac, iPad, iPhone, iPod, iPoop... but I always wanted something else, something that I could have instead of an xbone or a PS4. And suddenly it hit me, that I could build a custom PC for a fraction of the price of one you can get from big manufacturers (read: Alienware). So I searched the Youtubes for help, and stumbled with LinusTechTips, and here I am, a month later with a bad ass custom gaming PC on a budget.It has the following specifications:

 

CPU: Intel Pentium G3258 at stock clock speed (no water cooling in stock)

MB: Gigabyte Z97MX-Gaming 5

GFX: Gigabyte Windforce GTX 970 (I would have gone with the G1 Gaming but it was out of stock)

PSU: Corsair RM750 (for future expansion and overclocking)

Memory: 8GB of dual channel Hyper X Fury at 1600MHz  

HDD: 320GB Fujitsu laptop HDD I had lying around

Case: Corsair Carbide Series SPEC-02

OS: Windows 7 Professional (courtesy of my college) 

 

I haven't bought monitor for it yet, but it looks good at 1080p 60Hz on my Sony HDTV.

It runs games really nicely, and I just invested around $12,000 MXN including taxes (about $820 USD).

Sorry for bad quality smartphone photos

 

[silentanarchy]

Thermaltake level 10gt

Asus cross hair v formula

Amd fx 8150

Radeon HD 7870

16gb corsair vengeance

1200watt kingwin PSU (overkill I know)

Thermal take water 2.0 pro

Bluray/lightscribe writer

Ocz vertex 60gb sad

320 GB hard drive

I went all out for my first build ever and when I was installing the water cooler I dropped the screw driver, and broke the mono and one ram stick. All I could do was laugh and save up more money. Also It took me 4months to save up the first time.

[Thedudely1]

Current rig is first rig, M8. 

 

Intel 4330 (i3)

Asus Radeon HD 7770

Gigabyte udh3 MOBO or somthing like that...

WD Black 1tb

8gb or Corsair Vengence ddr3 ram (1600mhz)

Bitfenix Prodigy M Black...

 

(By the way don't buy a Bitfenix Prodigy M.... The prodigy is fine but the prodigy m is kinda crappy from my own experience...)

[MountainDrew]

The first PC that I've ever built is the one that I am currently using.

 

It used to have a GTX 780 SC from EVGA and 8GBs of ram, but I've since upgraded to two GTX 970s from Gigabyte and 16GBs of ram; everything else has remained the same.

 

Specs are in my signature.