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ahh! always nice to meet a fellow GMA950 user! (and, before you ask: my other car is a fabolous GF4MX 440! hurray!)

- Athlon64 3000+, 1GiB, Radeon 9250, FreeBSD 6.2
- PowerMac Dual G4, 1GiB, Radeon 9200, OS X Tiger
- Mac Mini Core Duo 1.66GHz, 1GiB, GMA950, OS X Tiger
- SGI Fuel 600MHz, 1GiB, V10, IRIX 6.5.29

Dell Inspiron P4 2.4 Ghz / 512Mb / Radeon mobility 7500 = crappy
gfx card does not have Shaders, and NO VERTEX BUFFERS, now this sucks
But it runs Dope (Complex) in DOS box very well, yes!

PC with CD-ROM

kusma: Do you also have a sound card? If so, you have a
!!!

Core2Duo E6600 OCed to 3 GHz, GF 7900GT, 2GB
(and my 4 years old Inspiron 8200 laptop with a 2GHz mobile P4, Radeon Mobility 9000 and 1GB ;)

Intel Core2Duo E6600, 2 GB PC-6400 RAM, SB X-Fi Extrememusic, ATI x1600 v/ 256mb VRAM, Dual 17" LCD monitors (still waiting for the first demo to feature dualscreen output).

(home desktop) gf6600gt 128mb, 1gb, p4 3.0, xp (adding a radeon 2600xt soon)
(laptop) gf7600 mobile 256mb, 1gb, core2duo 1.8, xp
(work desktop) gf7800 256mb, 2gb, p4 3.6, xp

I dont code at home anymore, so I merely have a lousy iBook. At the office a couple of laptops, and a Wii-devkit :)

great, now I have to laugh at you.

xwize doesn't need hardware, he codes off brown sauce!

I'm not a coder, but a simple demo "watcher" :)

Previous setup:
Sempron 3000+ (socket A) @ 2Ghz, 7600GS AGP 256MB, 1GB DDR @ 333Mhz, Audigy 2 ZS (sux), Win XP
Run almost every demo absolutely fine

Current: (2 months old)
Core2Quad Q6600 @ 2,4Ghz, 2x2GB DDR2 @ 667Mhz, 8800GTS 640MB, Sigmatel onboard audio (doesn't suck so much), Vista x64

everything at stock speeds and will never be OCed.

main
age: 13 months

• C2D E6600 "Conroe" 2.4@3.5Ghz
  
• Asus P5WDH Deluxe, i975x
  
• 2x1024MB DDR800
  
• GF 8800GTS 640MB
  
• Dell 2405FPW, 24" Wide
  
• EMU 1212M
  
• WinXP x86 / Vista x64
  

server
age: 79 months

• Pentium3EB "Coppermine" 866@1007Mhz
  
• Asus CUSL2, i815
  
• 512MB PC133
  
• Radeon 9550 128MB
  
• WinXP x86
  

DosBox
age: ~150 months

• Pentium 200mhz
  
• Some Board
  
• 128MB EDO
  
• Tseng Labs
  
• Gravis Ultrasound Classic 1MB
  
• Dos 6.22/Win95
  

Laptop: Intel Core 2 Duo T7200 2GHz, 2GB RAM, ATI X1600 256MB, XP pro

Server: ADM X2 3800+, ATI X800GT, 1GB RAM, XP pro

Feel free. I myself have thought every year when I'm not nominated for scene.org-awards for my excellent soundtracks that "this must all be because of having inferior soundcards to the real artists in the scene".

Gloom,

I use laptop with x600 (ps2.0), 1.5 Gig RAM, 2.0Gig processor for 90% of development. Widescreen LCD.

When I want to experiment a bit I swap to a desktop, x1800 (ps3.0), 1 Gig RAM, AMD 64 x2 2.21Ghz. 4x3 LCD monitor.

Sound barely works in both caes, one is laptop crappy and one has some electrical interference I think.

Actually, Excess made a commercial demo that featured triple-screen output (Matrox only) but since it was used on the showfloor of a technology conference, it was never available for teh scene.
Yes! You are right! My cheap-ass M-Audio card is the real reason why no Scene.org Award Nomination has come my way as well - hell, the latest soundtrack I did was mastered ON A LAPTOP! SHIVERS!

My main computer is as follows:

Intel D850MV, 1710MHz Intel Pentium 4 (Willamette), 256M Main RAM
ATI Xpert2000 Pro (ATI Rage 128-Pro), 32M Video RAM
Yamaha DS-1 XG-based soundcard
IBM Model M Keyboard
running Debian Linux 4.0, with AmiWM :P


My other PC is this:
Compaq Deskpro Series
66 MHz Intel 80486, 32M Main RAM
Hercules Stingray 128 (Alliance ProMotion AT25/3DFX Voodoo Rush), 6M Video RAM
Ensoniq SoundScape S-2000 Sound card
Creative AWE32 Sound card
DR-DOS Version 7

Now, the computers I actually write code on:

Another computer is:
Commodore 128
1/2 MHz switchable MOS 8502, 128k Main RAM
MOS Technology VIC-IIe Video
MOS Technology 6581-SID (Best sound hardware of all my compys :P )
Commodore 1571 Floppy
Commodore 1660 Modem

Atari 520STf
Motorola 68000 running at 8MHz, upgraded to 1024k RAM
Shifter Video
Why am I writing this crap, we all know what's in the C128 and the ST!

freeze: Heee, you stole my idea. :(