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  • S Stefan_ Spenz

    Whats your office development machine you use to work on daily? Mine's a P3-1Ghz, 256MB, 40GB, Matrox G550, NEC MultiSync LCD 1850E 18,1" :omg: , running W2K Prof.

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    Victor Vogelpoel
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    Dell P3-1GHz, 256MB mem, 40GB HD, Dell 19" trinitron running W2K prof. Casio Casiopeia PocketPC Trium Mondo Pocket PC Compaq IPaq Pocket PC Husky H/PC (I develop a service management application for both desktop and CE Windows, Pocket PC and Handheld PC) :suss:

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    • S SimonS

      Mine: P2-300, 192MB, 20GB, 32MB TNT2Ultra, Sound Blaster Live Value, 19" Samsung Synchmaster 950p. It's not the size of the processor that counts... Cheers, Simon

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      Endaroza
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      Mine: P2 400, 512RAM, 40+20 Gb, GeForce 256, SB Live 1024, Samsung Syncmaster 17" -Yes, i don't write a good english- :) Unlukily it's not a Joke... :( Hope you'll understand!! ;)

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      • D dandy72

        Chris, I understand the theory of dual-CPU systems, but in practice, how's the dual-CPU setup doing with development tasks? Worth it?

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        Chris Losinger
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        i'm not sure it improves the build process by itself (i don't know if the compiler is multi-threaded at all, or enough to matter), but i can easily build and surf at the same time with no lag! -c


        Conscience is what hurts when everything else feels good. Smaller Animals Software, Inc.

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        • S Stefan_ Spenz

          Whats your office development machine you use to work on daily? Mine's a P3-1Ghz, 256MB, 40GB, Matrox G550, NEC MultiSync LCD 1850E 18,1" :omg: , running W2K Prof.

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          Simon Walton
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          Athlon 1.3GHz, 256MB, 8GB HD (soon to be 60GB), Geforce2 64MB, 15 inch monitor (soon to be 17"), W2K pro. Simon Q: Why didn't Intel call the Pentium the 586? A: Because they added 486 and 100 on the first Pentium and got 585.999983605. Sonork ID 100.10024

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          • S Stefan_ Spenz

            Whats your office development machine you use to work on daily? Mine's a P3-1Ghz, 256MB, 40GB, Matrox G550, NEC MultiSync LCD 1850E 18,1" :omg: , running W2K Prof.

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            Joseph Dempsey
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            P4 1.7GHz with 256 MB RDRAM with GeForce2 GTS Vid Card. 40 Gig HD and a SBLive Sound Card. A large relief after working on a 500 MHz POS gateway with a harddrive near death ;P Joseph Dempsey jdempsey@cox.rr.com Joseph.Dempsey@thermobio.com "Software Engineering is a race between the programmers, trying to make bigger and better fool-proof software, and the universe trying to make bigger fools. So far the Universe in winning." --anonymous

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            • J Jason Gerard

              P4 1.8 GHz, 512MB, 18GB HD, DVD, 19" Trinitron ;P Jason Gerard

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              Francisco Viella
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              Wow, exactly my machine. ;)

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              • C Chris Losinger

                i'm not sure it improves the build process by itself (i don't know if the compiler is multi-threaded at all, or enough to matter), but i can easily build and surf at the same time with no lag! -c


                Conscience is what hurts when everything else feels good. Smaller Animals Software, Inc.

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                _Magnus_
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                Rip out one CPU and get more surftime/build. :) /Magnus

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                • D dandy72

                  Chris, I understand the theory of dual-CPU systems, but in practice, how's the dual-CPU setup doing with development tasks? Worth it?

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                  Lost User
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                  Sometimes you catch interesting bugs in multithreaded code ... I have seen that multithreaded bugs tend to showup faster on multi-processor machines. :) Thomas

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                  • S Stefan_ Spenz

                    Whats your office development machine you use to work on daily? Mine's a P3-1Ghz, 256MB, 40GB, Matrox G550, NEC MultiSync LCD 1850E 18,1" :omg: , running W2K Prof.

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                    Steven Hicks n 1
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                    Mine: 550 MHz, 128mb, 15gb, Stealth 3, 15" Compaq V410, Win XP -Steven

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                    • S Stefan_ Spenz

                      Whats your office development machine you use to work on daily? Mine's a P3-1Ghz, 256MB, 40GB, Matrox G550, NEC MultiSync LCD 1850E 18,1" :omg: , running W2K Prof.

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                      Bruce Duncan
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                      Oh bugger off. :-p Mines a P3-450, 192MB, 6GB, S3Trio, 14 piece o' crap monitor. Though a while back I was working on an 8-way p3-733 xeon, 4GB ram, that thing flew :omg: Not a dev box, but still... Bruce Duncan CP#9088, CPUA 0xA1EE, Sonork 100.10030
                      Hi everyone. My name's Bruce. And I suffer from VB.

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                      • S Stefan_ Spenz

                        Whats your office development machine you use to work on daily? Mine's a P3-1Ghz, 256MB, 40GB, Matrox G550, NEC MultiSync LCD 1850E 18,1" :omg: , running W2K Prof.

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                        Mauricio Ritter
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                        depends on the office... one is a p3-733, 128mb, 40gb other one is a p3-1gb, 256mb, 40gb other one is a p3-1gb, 348mb, 36gb there are others... but I don“t use them very offen Mauricio Ritter - Brazil Sonorking now: 100.13560 Trank My latest article: Pentominos - A C# implementation of the famous Puzzle Game

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                        • S Stefan_ Spenz

                          Whats your office development machine you use to work on daily? Mine's a P3-1Ghz, 256MB, 40GB, Matrox G550, NEC MultiSync LCD 1850E 18,1" :omg: , running W2K Prof.

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                          Roger Wright
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                          At the office: Pentium 233MHz w/ 8MB RAM, 4GB HDD, 15" monitor, running Win95 original release. At home: P4 1.8GHz, 512MB RAM, 60GB HDD, 15" monitor,running Windows 2000 Server, SP2.

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                          • S Stefan_ Spenz

                            Whats your office development machine you use to work on daily? Mine's a P3-1Ghz, 256MB, 40GB, Matrox G550, NEC MultiSync LCD 1850E 18,1" :omg: , running W2K Prof.

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                            Jon Sagara
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                            Dual P4-1.7GHz, 768MB, dual 18GB SCSI, 64MB video, 21" monitor, Win2k Prof. Jon Sagara There is no spoon.

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                            • S Stefan_ Spenz

                              Whats your office development machine you use to work on daily? Mine's a P3-1Ghz, 256MB, 40GB, Matrox G550, NEC MultiSync LCD 1850E 18,1" :omg: , running W2K Prof.

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                              Ravi Bhavnani
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                              Dell P4-1.6GHz, 512MB, 80G, 16MB ATI Rage Ultra 4X AGP, Sony Trinitron 20", running Win2K SP2. /ravi "There is always one more bug..." http://www.ravib.com ravib@ravib.com

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                              • R Ray Kinsella

                                *sympathetic slap on the back going across the world to ya Micheal* I feel for ya, I do .... :( Regards Ray "Je Suis Mort De Rire"

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                                ISIS55
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                                I didn't know a slap could be sympathetic... ;P ;P ;P Isaac Sasson, Lean, mean posting machine! Sonork ID 100.13704

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                                • S Stefan_ Spenz

                                  Whats your office development machine you use to work on daily? Mine's a P3-1Ghz, 256MB, 40GB, Matrox G550, NEC MultiSync LCD 1850E 18,1" :omg: , running W2K Prof.

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                                  Domenic Denicola
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                                  Revel in my superiority! :-D Athlon XP 2000+, 768 MB DDR 266 RAM, GeForce 3 Ti 500, 60 GB Hard Drive, Windows XP Professional Of course, it's currently dead, but... :((

                                  -Domenic Denicola- [CPUA 0x1337] MadHamster Creations "I was born human. But this was an accident of fate - a condition merely of time and place. I believe it's something we have the power to change..."

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                                  • S Stefan_ Spenz

                                    Whats your office development machine you use to work on daily? Mine's a P3-1Ghz, 256MB, 40GB, Matrox G550, NEC MultiSync LCD 1850E 18,1" :omg: , running W2K Prof.

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                                    Atlantys
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                                    AFAIK: Compaq X| DeskPro, 866Mhz X| 512RAM:) 36GB HDD, and PanaSync S110 21":-D :-D :-D :-D monitor. (sorry Nish!) :) WinNT (only because they haven't got around to giving me 2k yet, stupid IST).

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                                    • B Ben Wootton

                                      Does nobody have a multiple monitor setup. Use one and youll never go back... Some of my favourites: http://www.realtimesoft.com/multimon/gallery\_browse.asp?ID=161 http://www.realtimesoft.com/multimon/gallery\_browse.asp?ID=181 http://www.realtimesoft.com/multimon/gallery\_browse.asp?ID=175 http://www.realtimesoft.com/multimon/gallery\_browse.asp?ID=175 ... and the winner is.... http://www.0-------------------------------------------------------------0.dk/flysim.jpg And yes, thats a valid URL! Vacancy for signature; Apply within.

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                                      Max Santos
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                                      well i have a Dual P3-800 512Mb 30Gb with only 2 monitors (no more space):(

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                                        Sometimes you catch interesting bugs in multithreaded code ... I have seen that multithreaded bugs tend to showup faster on multi-processor machines. :) Thomas

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                                        Max Santos
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                                        yes , this is true

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                                        • S Stefan_ Spenz

                                          Whats your office development machine you use to work on daily? Mine's a P3-1Ghz, 256MB, 40GB, Matrox G550, NEC MultiSync LCD 1850E 18,1" :omg: , running W2K Prof.

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                                          Lost User
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                                          Main development machine at office: P3 900MHz, 256MB, WD 100GB, ATI Rage Pro, Acer211c 21" monitor, triple boots Win98, Win2K Pro, Win2K Server Office server: P3 900MHz, 512MB, 72GB SCSI RAID 0+1 array, ATI Rage Pro, Viewsonic 17" monitor running Win2K Server Second development machine at home office: P3 900MHz, 256MB, WD 120GB+8MB, ATI Rage Pro, dual boot Win98, WinXP Pro Third development machine at home office: Dual P2 650MHz, 512MB, IBM 75GB, ATI Rage Pro, triple boot Win98, Win2k Pro, Win2K Server - mostly runs 2K server. The second and third machines are tied to a KVM switch with a Philips 201B 21" monitor. Steven J. Ackerman, Consultant ACS, Sarasota, FL http://www.acscontrol.com steve@acscontrol.com sja@gte.net

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