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ok guys my pc is

intel dual core 2.18
ram drr3  3GB 1333mhz
hdd 500GB
graphic card ati redeon hd 5500

you is next!

intel i7 2600K  3.40Ghz
ram drr3  8GB 1333mhz
hdd 1 TB
graphic card ati redeon hd 7970

I don't have a PC, only latest macbook pro 15" retina

woow bro you have very strong pc  ::) ::) ::)

intel i5 2,7 ghz
ram ddr3 4gb 1333mhz
graphic card amd radeon hd 6770m 512mb
hdd 1tb

nice configuration

AMD 955 BE
4 GB ddr3
2x 500GB
3x ATi 7870

MacBook Pro Late 2011, 13".
2.4 GHz Intel Core i5
8 GB 1333 MHz DDR3
500 GB HDD
Intel HD Graphics 3000 512 MB

AMD FX-8320 8-Core Proc
RAM DDR3 16GB
HDD 1TB x2
GFX: ATI Radeon HD 7950

My main rig is:

Intel 5960x @ 4.5GHz for now
Rampage 5 Extreme
16GB DDR4
4X 290X
~25TB HDD + 512GB SSD

Do I win the smallest penis award?

Intel Core i5-4670 3.40 GHz
16 GB RAM
NVIDIA Geforce GTX 760
5 TB HDD+ 120GB SSD

Loving my rig even if it's not top notch.

I only came in here because I do not understand the title of this thread. Now I do. OP should rename this thread to:
"How strong is your PC?" or "How fast is your PC?"

My pc is so bad i won't write details here, but for internet its good enough

My platform for game

Intel Core i7-4790K
MSI Z97 Guard-Pro
Gigabyte GeForce GTX 780 OC
Crucial DDR3 Ballistix Tactical 8 GB
Seagate Barracuda 7200.12 1000 GB
Crucial MX100 256 GB
Be quiet! Pure Power L8-CM-530W

AMD fx-8350 Octa Core processor
14 GB DDR3 ram
ATI Redeon HD 7970
WD Blue 7200 RPM 1TB HDD

here is my pc specs

Intel Core i7 5960X Extreme Haswell-E Unlocked 8 Core
16gb ddr3
5x 1tb Hdd
Asus AMD Radeon 295 X2

C'mon guys. Everyone posted out of turn, since "you (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=380125)" was clearly supposed to post next.  :D

I dunno what these random letters and numbers everyone posted mean, but my pc is probably strong enough to support a couple hundred pounds or a hundred kilos.  ;) (Not that I would wanna test that theory. It's not even a year old.)

I have just shitty laptop.
If I remember correctly it has:
1.4ghz processor
4gb ram
I should really get new one.

I feel your pain, it's really frustrating having an underpowered computer isn't it? :(

Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 @ 3.00GHz
4.00GB RAM
MICRO-STAR INTERNATIONAL CO.,LTD MS-7519
ATI AMD Radeon HD 6950 MSI Lightning

I know how to upgrade it all properly now, I just need to get the money lol :D

many years ago I had that CPU, I used to love it, it OCs to 3.6-4.0Ghz with no issue. I kept it for 1 year (I used to change cpu every 6 months or less, because at that time I worked in a computer parts wholesale.

lol yeah, it works, but I realistically need something way more powerful because I'm sick of the FPS drops and I want to be able to play games like Star Citizen comfortably, there's nothing more infuriating when you're playing BF4 for example than aiming at somebody and then having the game freeze slightly before starting up again.

The CPU works fine on relatively small games but when it comes to big open world stuff with lots of players it can't take it.

Pshh, only 16GB DDR4, you should be rocking at least 64GB nub

also, only 512 GB SSD? Fuck that, inb4 4x 1 TB SAS SSDs in RAID0.

Intel® Core2 Quad Processor Q6600 2.4x4
ram ddr3 3GB
HDD 1TB
Zotac NVIDIA GeForce GTX 295 (1792 MB)
HMS Real Power 530W

For this forum, I use a basic one (a little bit old, but fast) A Dell latitude
Intel core 2 duo 2.8 GHz
ram ddr3 4Gb
HDD 500 GB
Nvidia Quadro NVS

Intel Quad Core QX9650 overclocked 3.6GHz

Ram 8GB DDR3 2666 MHz Kingston Predator

HDD 1TB + SSD 250GB

ASUS Ares 5970 4GB DDR3

i buying al this one by one... just need better procesor and i have all cool but dont have mony i7 procesor have high price :D :D

Intel Core i7 4770K
32GB 1866 DDR3 RAM
Ati 7970 3GB GDDR5
AsRock Fatal1ty z97 Killer
x2 Crucial 256GB SSD
Psu Corsair RM850 Plus Gold
Noctua NH-U9B

Got 3 of those, tho   ;D

Intel i7 870 (2.93GHz/8MB Cache)
8GB Mushkin Blackline PC3-16000
Asus P7P55D-E Pro
2x 128GB Corsair Force GT SSD (Raid 0)
2x 2TB WD Green
Radeon 7970 OC
Asus PCE-AC68 Wireless

It's enough for now.

Dual Xeon's

nuf' said

That gives absolutely no information. You could have dual xeon p3s... which are MUCH worse than a fucking single Q9550.

So, no, not "nuf' said".

Edit: Switched from Q9950 to Q9550. I made a typo there, my bad.

Im not sure how you would define a strong PC, I think I have a decent one. Don't remember the specs though. I can play most of the games at mid settings.

I have been planning on moving to water cooling from my current air one and also upgrading some hardware (processor, motherboard, RAM and maybe buying 1-2TH hard drive. But then again this would be god damn expensive...
68€ mobo+105€ hard drive+88€ memories+129€ processor=380€ only for the hardware... And then the watercooling gosh I don't even want to calculate...

The title in grammatically wrong, should have been, "What specs you have in your PC"

http://valid.canardpc.com/ntawnl

1: That's already been addressed twice.
2: Your recommended title is literally just as bad.
3: Your sentence is grammatically wrong.

Questions? No. Good.

Dual Xeon ps3? maybe he is talking about Intel Xeon Processors

I have a Pentium dual core with 500 gb sata hdd and 4 gb ram.

MSI 970A-G46
AMD Athlon x3 435 with 4th core unlocked and OC'd to 3.3ghz
Cooler Master tx3
1tb Seagate HDD
6 gigs of assorted RAM
Thermaltake 650w PSU
HIS HD 7850 1gb

nice configuration

My PC is:
Intel® Xeon® Processor E3-1230 v3 (8M Cache, 3.30 GHz)
RAM 16GB
HDD 80GB
MSI R7950 TF 3GD5/OC BE

No one has a strong PC.

PCs can't even lift 1kg.

They are weak as babies

my PC
1 Ghz proc
geforce 2
512 mb ram

main home PC
CPU = AMD 6300 six core AM3+ (stock speed of 3.5GHz)
RAM = 16GB DDR3
HDD = 1TB on board + 3TB NAS via wireless
GPU = R9 280X 3GB DDR5
DIS = 2 x 18inch (landscape and portrait)

Mine is
intel core i-3
ram drr3  4GB
hdd 500GB
graphic card ati redeon hd 5500

intel i5
ram 6GB
hdd 750GB
NVDIA GEFORCE

I have really good mining rig,

4x Tri-x R9 290.
Does that make me really strong?

i7-4770K CPU
4 X GTX750Ti
32 GB RAM
6 X 1 TB HDD

then double that.

my PC can bench your PC  8)

C-Lab Falcon MkX
MC68060 @ 66Mhz + 68030 @ 16Mhz
256Mb TT-Ram + 14Mb ST-Ram
8gb SSD

:)

Lenovo G4070, upgraded to 8 GB RAM and 1TB HDD. Core i5-4210u. Main consideration for purchasing was cheapest laptop with AES-NI compatible chip, as I use Full Disk Encryption, or Whole Drive Encryption.

Eco Power all the way baby

CPU AMD E-350D 1.6Ghz
Ram 4GB DDR3 1333
HDD Seagate 500GB
GPU inbuilt HD6310

Pulling 40w at the wall XD

only downside sucks balls for playing 1080p movies and games.

In computing eco is simply code word for 'artificially underpowered' get a better PC, the reason you're drawing so little power is because the people who made that green bullshit have programmed it with software that deliberately turns down the original computing power and efficiency of the component in order to make it use less electricity. What you want to look at is how efficiently anything you buy uses electricity etc. not how little electricity it uses, if the component however only uses an absolute tiny amount but performs fantastically then that's definitely a good thing.

Basically it's a bit of a scam and you fell for it, I once bought a 'green' hard drive and little did I realise that it was operating in the background to make sure I couldn't use it properly, never bought these green bullshit components since.

your PC dosnt even have arms  ::) how can it bench press anything

meh it saves me money on my power bill and its great for every day simple tasks while the gaming rig sits in the corner waiting for game time :D

gaming rig

CPU AMD PhenomII 970 (unlocked to 6core so atually a 1090)
Ram 16GB DDR3 1600 (timing tuned)
HDD 2x60GB SSD and 6TB Storage
GPU 2x R9 280x XFX

Oh well in that case to each their own, just a fair warning to anyone else who thinks that way about stupid green technology :P

core i5 2300
4GB Ram
500 GB HDD
MSI HD 6850 power edition

There are Green hard drives, but no matching Blue hard drives of the same size, or else I would buy those. I just turn off the Green feature. (Western Digital, if you don't know.)