How many computers have you got?

Hello guys,

How many computers have you got and also what windows, what they are used for etc? Post any details you like.

For me I have 2. My PC which has Windows 7 HP and Windows XP Professional its mostly used for interent and games etc.

Also I have a laptop with Vista which is used for backup, so I can still check my email if my main PC has problems or busy doing something.

Two windows 7 machines and a Ubuntu machine. My main rig I use is the one in my system specs, the other 2 are for the rest of the ppl in my house. This one is only mine :P

Had 5 up until a few weeks ago. Broke my own rule and tried to update my BIOS. DISASTER.

Saved the memory, CPU, hard drives, optical drives and cables. Rest was scrapped out.

Due to functionality, I do consider the following to be computers, especially the second one.

Samsung Infuse SGH-I997 (fully rooted):

• CyanogenMod 10 / Android 4.1.1 (Linux kernel version 2.6.35)
• 512 MB of RAM
• 1.2 GHz ARMv7l CPU (single-core)
• 16 GB eMMC storage memory

ASUS Transformer Prime (TF-201):

• 1 GB of RAM
• 1.4 GHz nVidia Tegra 3 (quad-core, plus 1 power saving core)
• CyanogenMod 10 / Android 4.1.1 (Linux kernel version 3.1.10)
• 32 GB eMMC storage memory

I also have a minimal install of Ubuntu that I can access through a terminal emulator app on the Infuse and the Transformer. I do at some point plan on updating the Linux kernel on my phone.

As for Windows-based machines...

Desktop:

• ASUS P6T Deluxe V2 (X58 chipset, LGA 1366)
• 12 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
• Intel Core i7 920 (overclocked to ~3.6 GHz)
• Windows 8 Pro x64
• ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2 1 GB GDDR5 (256-bit memory interface)
• 1 TB 7200 RPM SATA II HDD

Laptop:

• 8 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
• Intel Core i7 740 QM (Intel PM55 chipset, socket PGA 988)
• ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5650 1 GB GDDR3
• 500 GB 7200 RPM SATA II HDD
• 1920 x 1080 15.6-inch screen
• Microsoft Windows 8 Pro x64

I got 2 nice PC's with Windows 7 pro. 3 Laptops all broken (I don't have a very nice relationship with laptops so far) and 1 x 9.7" Tablet.

In regular use?

Hmm...looks like 5.

Core 2 Duo E8500 OC to 4.2 GHz
Windows 7 Home Premium
Mainly used for gaming

Pentium Dual Core E6500
Windows 7 Home Premium
Main use is Home Theater

AMD Athlon 64 x2 4200
Ubuntu 10.04
4x2TB HDD in RAID 5
Media repository
TeamSpeak Server

MacBook Pro
Core i5
Snow Leopard
Main use is for email, web surfing

Compaq Presario 1610
Pentium 150
Windows 98SE
Mainly used for logging data from a Digital Multimeter when "grid charging" the battery in my hybrid car.
Bought brand new when a Pentium 150 was a big deal
I've included a picture of the Compaq in the early stages of building my grid charger.

Recently bought a Fujitsu LifeBook to replace the Compaq as I can't get any kind of Wireless to work with Win 98SE. Don't really use it for anything at the moment so I didn't include it in my count.

My working machines are a Win7 Lenovo Notebook and an XP Acer (aka POS) desktop. These are the only two I counted in the survey.

I still have the remains of a cannibalized Asus netbook that I'm going to take to CA to dispose of the next time I go there since I paid an $8 recycling fee when I bought the notebook there (yeah, I know, I'm a cheap old bi...broad; ornery, too).

Post edit: I forgot to mention I still have my old Commodore C64c system that was still working when I got my first PC.

I'm currently modding a case (Antec Two Hundred) for my next desktop. I've added some cable management holes, changed up some fan mountings to add filters and seal air leaks, and sealed up some other air leaks (even if I can't achieve positive air pressure, sealing air leaks will at least reduce the amount of dust that gets past the filters). All that's left to do is to seal the holes left from punching the case to make the straps that secure the narrow end of PCI slot covers, after which I can paint the darn thing, then install the PSU and the PSU cables I custom made, a 3.5" hot swap bay (it already has a 2.5" swap bay), and an el cheapo optical drive I got to help me make the PSU cables and to use to install Win7 (I'll replace it with a BD burner once everything is up and running). It will have an SSD boot drive and room for 6 data HDDs (I'll have only two data drives at first and add more as I need them). I'll also add an internal card reader once the system is up and running. I'll buy the CPU and cooler, RAM, and MOBO for the initial build sometime after the first of the year.

I also have a JetBook Lite e-book reader which is a computer of sorts.