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For all the Doctor Who fans On here
Oh how I would love the chance to pull this off.
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For all the Doctor Who fans On here
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Computer Type: PC/Desktop
System Manufacturer/Model Number: Custom Build MPCBS AMII
OS: Windows 7 Professional x64
CPU: AMD Athlon II x4 3.00 GHz
Motherboard: MSI GF615M-p33
Memory: 16GB Kingston DDR3
Graphics Card: Nvidia 8600 (dual DVI out for 2 monitors)
Sound Card: Onboard
Monitor(s) Displays: Acer H233H 23", ASUS 23"
Screen Resolution: 1366 x 768
Keyboard: wireless Logitech
Mouse: wireless Logitech
PSU: Corsair 1100Watt
Case: Apevia HAF
Cooling: HAF AMD High Profile Heat sink and fan
Hard Drives: (2) WD Blue 1 TB 3 partitions, (1) Seagate 7200 500GB with 2 partitions for useless and frequently deleted data Looking forward do an ssd for os soon.
Internet Speed: 16 mbps
Browser: Firefox
Antivirus: eSet, AVG, Clam and Clamwin (depends on machine)
Other Info: (9) Win 7 machines all x64 (POS Updated to Windows 7 pro YEA), (4) Linux machines x64 and x86 including a v3000 compaq lappy brought back to life with Mint 9 used to scan drives, (1) Linux Machine dual boot XP Pro (for testing and destroying), (1) Win 7 pro x64/Win 8.1 Lenovo Laptop Dual Boot.
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That guy must have been highly intoxicated to actually believe such a thing. Something like that would never happen. Unless it was real...
Computer Type: PC/Desktop
System Manufacturer/Model Number: Dell Vostro 400/Dell XPS 8700(Slightly Customized for me by Dell)/Toshiba Satellite T135
OS: Windows 7 Professional 32-bit/Windows 8 64-bit/Win7 Pro64-bit
CPU: Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600/Intel Core i7 4790/Intel Pentium
Memory: 2GB/16GB/4GB
Graphics Card: Intel G33/G31 Express(Vostro)/NVIDIA GeForce GTX 745(XPS)
Monitor(s) Displays: HP 2009m(Vostro)/ViewSonic VX2250wm-LED(XPS)
Screen Resolution: 1600x900(Vostro)/1920x1080(XPS)
Keyboard: Dell L100)(Vostro)/Dell KB2133p(XPS)
Mouse: Dell M-UAV-DEL8(XPS)
Hard Drives: Seagate ST3160815AS(Vostro)/Western Digital Blue(Satellite) External: Western Digital My Passport 0748 Samsung HM121HC
Internet Speed: 100 Mbit/s(Only when IPTV is plugged out)
Browser: Internet Explorer 11
Antivirus: Avast, Malwarebytes PRO
Other Info: Note: Names with slashes between two different parts mean that the left is my old desktop and the right is my old laptop and the middle is my new desktop.(Unless specified) Ping is horrible for servers overseas in US and Europe. New laptop:LG Gram(Not available in US) Processor:Intel Core i3 4th Gen Ultra Low Power RAM:4GB Hard Drive:SK Hynix OEM MSATA or M.2 Graphics:Intel HD
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