As many of us in here are editing movies and pictures on our computers, how about a thread about it?

Here's mine:
CM Storm Trooper Gaming Big Tower
Cooler Master V1000, 1000W PSU
AMD 990FX(AM3+) Military-Grade Motherboard
AMD FX-8320 Black Edition, Socket-AM3+, CPU, 3.5GHz, 8-Core, 16MB Cache, 125W
Crucial Ballistix Sport 32GB (8GBx4) DDR3-1600 UDIMM
Noctua NH-D15 CPU Cooler
2xWestern Digital Red 3TB NAS Harddrive for storage(Mirrored)
2xSamsung SSD 840 PROSeries 128GB for system and programs(RAID)
XFX Radeon R9 290 4GB GDDR5 video card
Samsung HT-F9750 Blu-ray, 7.1, 1330W, 2 HDMI in, 4K Home Theater System
Elite Screens VMAX150XWH2 VMAX2 Series Projector Screen - 16:9- 150" Diagonal (130.7"W x 73.6"H)(Monitor 1)
Samsung 55" UHD LED Smart TV UE55JU7005 Ultra-HD(4K), 1000Hz CMR, 4xHDMI (Monitor 2)

Thats about it, stored here for safe keeping

Link to mine:

http://imgur.com/a/ySPjw

Winner in a few computer contest's and magazines.

Showing off the nerd in me...lol

Well, if you ask...

https://pcpartpicker.com/b/ztNNnQ



A customer watercooled PC with...

i7 4770k @ 4.5GHz
2x GTX 780ti
Asus Maximus VI GENE
Corsair Vengeance Pro 16Gb
Corsair AX860i
Corsair 350D
2x SSDs
Custom watercooling (parts listed on link above w/ pictures)
Asus PG278Q G-sync 144hz 1440p monitor

It's... kinda fast.

Running a 386 on turbo mode.

Core i5 8 gb ram

I use a macmini late 2012 i7 2.6Ghz with 500gb Samsung SSD and 16gb ram for my photography (I own a Nikon set) and video need (most from my phantom and Nikon D750).

HP Phoenix Envy,
3rd generation Intel Core i7-3770K Processor
64-bit performance with 16GB DDR3 system memory
2TB hard drive 128GB solid state drive
Integrated Bluetooth 4.0 and Wireless LAN
802.12 a/b/g/n featuring Dual-Band (2.4GHz and 5GHz) 2x2 MIMO technology
SuperMulti Blu-Ray player
Beats Audio richest audio available on a PC
AMD Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition graphics card with 2GB GDDR5 dedicated graphics,
VGA (via dongle),  DVI, HDMI and Dispay Port capabilities, support for Blu-Ray, Microsoft Direct X 11,
And up to three monitors with AMD Eyefinity Technology
Adobe Photoshop Elements, Adobe Premiere Elements

Plays and stores all of my 4K videos like a charm... ;-)

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iMac early 2013, i5 3Ghz with 480Gb SSD and 16Gb of RAM.

Well being as you asked....

Rosewill B2-Spirit Full Gaming Case
Intel i7-5960X Haswell 8-Core
Gigabyte GA-X99Gaming Mother Board
Samsung 850 Pro 1TB Sata III SSD
64GB  HyperX Fury (4X 16GB) DDR4 2666
Corsair 1200W Power Supply
Corsair H100i Liquid CPU Cooler
Two  EVGA  GeForce GTX 980 Ti Graphics Cards (The second card really helps with renders)
Three WD 10000RPM 1TB (I Think) - Hard Drives - Running Raid


Custom built about three months ago.  I must say working in a full ATX case with wire managment is really nice.  I will never do another build in anything other than a full size case.

2015 MacBook Air.  So far it has more than done the job editing pictures, green screen work and movies.  I get anywhere from 6 to 14 hours on a charge depending on what I am doing.

It also fits in my backpack where the P3P lives with the tablet and rest of the gear.

Here's a link to mine
http://pcpartpicker.com/p/qCywNG

FlyFocal

Zx81 with 16k upgrade lol

Morph1 Posted at 2016-2-8 15:28
Spectrum rocks lol . it's like a laptop minus the screen...  Manic Miner is a must have

Ha ha so true and Lord of the rings oh oh oh and attic attack is my all time fav.

Bhujang Posted at 2016-2-8 16:13
Zx81 with 16k upgrade lol

Sinclear ZX Spectrum was my first "Computer"
Yea those were the days!

Loading....Loading..........Loading..............Loading..................Loading......................Loading.............................crash
Manic Miner and Fred was my favs
8 colors and an OS easy enough for you to make simple programs and games!
Must be 30+ years ago!

Morph1 Posted at 2016-2-8 17:06
how about JetPack lol , those were some good times...

Yes jet-back was cool. And wolley or was it where's wolley lol ha ha great days.

nix240z Posted at 2016-2-8 17:06
Running a 386 on turbo mode.

Would that be the "DX" model with a full 32mb ram, floppy disk and all.
Good ol' days

Watercooled Intel i7 3930k
16GB Ram 2400mhz
GTX 980Ti
250GB SSD
1TB WD 10k RPM HDD
Several WD RED HDD's

Haven't updated photo since new graphics card so it has my old GTX770 in the photo (which is now in my mini ITX build):


And setup. I have a friend with the same moniters as me who jsut upgraded, so havea third one on the way:



And my slightly smaller computer (i5, 8GB RAM, GTX 770, 120GB mSATA SSD, 4TB WD Red:

And a couple old ones (from oldest to newest):

Mozart Tx case, tall thin square case, honey pot as holding the graphics card up as the heatsink was so heavy. Think this was an early Dual core socket 775, probably 4GB RAM and an GTX290?
Computer-3 by Riley Baker, on Flickr

Most ridiculous case I ever owned, weighed about 30kg, and good for nothing hydraulics. Think I had upgraded MB/CPU to an 1156 socket Quad core, with the same Graphics card as before:


Same CPU and Motherboard, with new RAM and Graphics card (GTX570/580?) in an "Testbench case":

Morph1 Posted at 2016-2-9 05:55
You should add there a small aquarium bypass with gappies and gold fish
to me water and electr ...

I've had 4-5 different water cooling loops over 10+ years and never had a leak. If you buy quality parts shouldn't have an issues. I've never tried them but you can also get non-conductive liquids (pure water is non conductive from memory)

Many large server farms use water cooling without any issues

nix240z Posted at 2016-2-7 22:06
Running a 386 on turbo mode.

No way!!! LOL.  Good for you.  Computers don't get obsolete, they do exactly the same job they did when you bought em.  When I saw your post I was tempted to lie and say I was using a 286 with my Orchid VGA card.  
But I am using an old, ( not old as yours though );
2.6ghz Core 2 Quad with 4 gigs of ram,  a pair of 256 gig ssd drives,  a 1 terabyte hard drive and an Nvidia GTX 230 video card with 1.5 gigs of ram on it.  I enjoy making older hardware do stuff it's not supposed to do.

Morph1 Posted at 2016-2-8 06:47
Commodore 64 with 5-1/4 floppy drive

Cut it out

Hackintosh - running OS X El Capitan 10.11.3

i7 4790K 4.0 GHz overclocked to 4.6GHz
MSI GTX750 GPU
GSkill RAM 16GB (2x8) overclocked
Gigabyte GA-Z97-D3H MATX motherboard
Samsung EVO 500 GB SDD (x2)
Toshiba 3TB HDD
Antec HCG 620 watt PSU
Raijintek CPU cooler
Dell Ultrasharp U2415 monitor
Several external HDDs
Apple Magic Mouse and wireless keyboard
Intuos Pen Tablet
Xigmatek Aquila case

Morph1 Posted at 2016-2-8 09:47
Commodore 64 with 5-1/4 floppy drive

Don't make fun of Commodore 64's.

I cut my teeth on C-64's, Texas Instruments - TI-99/4A (I even had a modem and a tape recorder on it) and Radio Shack TRS-80 (better known as trash 80's)

Those were the days....

I remember when TI came out with a speech synthesizer. Something like $400 for the "cutting edge" computer voice.

I also remember days of trying to hack into almost anything (Wargames was out at that point)

Shall we play a game?.......
How about Thermo Nuclear War?.....

Compuserve was in its heyday and the Web was just a glimmer in Tim Berners-Lee's eye.

Kneepuck Posted at 2016-2-9 07:33
No way!!! LOL.  Good for you.  Computers don't get obsolete, they do exactly the same job they did ...

Doesn't Turbo mode slow down the computer, so old games that speed was based off clock speed wouldn't run at 2-3x the speed they were designed for?

Also computers do become obsolete as standards change, sure they don't get any slower, but the software becomes much harder to run as it get's designed for ever faster computers.

New hardware also won't work as new hardware standards are created (USB/PCI-e) and as drivers stop being made for old platforms. Old software stops being supported, many web pages would not load on old computers as they use new web standards, and supported browsers wouldn't run on old OS's etc.

Morph1 Posted at 2016-2-8 09:47
Commodore 64 with 5-1/4 floppy drive

Man you're in the stone age....I got a  TSR80!

It is the best home theater you can get, and it can fit any budget, as it comes with a very affordable price so it doesn’t hurt your wallet.

beenaamsa Posted at 12-8 03:54
It is the best home theater you can get, and it can fit any budget, as it comes with a very affordable price so it doesn’t hurt your wallet.

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