Lets see what you're running!



Processor: AMD Phenom(tm) II X4 840 Processor (4 CPUs), ~3.2GHz
Memory: 8192MB RAM
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit


Card name: NVIDIA GeForce GT 240
Manufacturer: NVIDIA
Chip type: GeForce GT 240
DAC type: Integrated RAMDAC
Display Memory: 4050 MB
Current Mode: 1920 x 1080 (32 bit) (60Hz)
Monitor Model: H233H
Native Mode: 1920 x 1080(p) (60.000Hz)
Output Type: HDMI

I see what you did there.

intel core2 duo 2.40ghz
4 gb ddr2 ram
windows vista 32 bit
ati mobility radeon hd 3650


its my craptop

68000 32-bit CPU (Internally, it is 32-bit, however, the hardware addresses memory as-if 16-bit)
17 32-bit Registers (D0..D7, and A0..A6), plus PC, SP, and flags.
16-Megabyte Address Space (4-Gigabyte address space with upgraded CPU)
7Mhz (greater speeds with CPU upgrades - mine is a 68030 at 33Mhz)
Optional MMU [eg. in 68030] can allow 3rd party applications to supply near limitless virtual memory.
Optional FPU can allow 3rd party applications access to hardware floating-point math.
512K "FAST" RAM (expandable to 8-megs). FAST Ram can not contain any (usable) graphics or sound data. It is "Fast" because the custom chips do not have access to it, so the CPU has exclusive access.
512K "Chip" RAM - aka "SLOW" Ram (expandable to 1-meg). CHIP Ram is where all display data and sound data must be, in order for the custom chips to be able to manipulate it. It is "SLOW" because the CPU must time-share it with 3 other chips.
512K "Kickstart" ROM. This ROM contains frequently used subroutines, and enough code to get the computer to boot the O/S ("Workbench") from a disk.

chassis-F131-s - MAINGEAR F131 Chassis With One-Piece Aluminum Front Construction - Silver with Acoustic Dampening

ss-FM181x2 - Performance Chassis Cooling Upgrade

mb-Asus-Sabertooth-X58 - AsusÃ,® Sabertooth X58 Supporting SLI/CrossFire, USB 3.0, and SATA 6G

cooler-epic120mm - MAINGEAR EPIC 120 Supercooler

mem-PV7312G1600ELK - 12GB PatriotÃ,® Viper II (Sector 7) DDR3-1600 Enhanced Latency (3x4GB)

gpu-nvidia-gtx560ti - NVIDIAÃ,® GeForceâ„¢ GTX 560 Ti 1GB GDDR5 w/PhysX [ENTHUSIAST]

psu-silverstone-st1000g - 1000 Watt Silverstone ST-1000G 80+ Gold Certified Modular Power Supply ROHS

hdd-WD1002FAEX - 1.0TB Western Digital Caviar Black SATA 6G 7200rpm 64MB Cache

audio-mb-g1guerrilla - Creative LabsÃ,® X-Fiâ„¢ Xtreme Fidelity

cpu-intel-i960 - IntelÃ,® Coreâ„¢ i7-960 3.2GHz Quad-core with Hyperthreading [Free Upgrade]

running on 64-bit Windows

pwnd

My PC has one million Giga Hertz.

http://laptop-chargers.blogspot.ca/2011/10/acer-aspire-7552g-5488-173-inch.html

A little dated, but it can still do well with gaming.

Desktop: iMac 2011 Model


Sporting dev build of OS X Mountain Lion.

"Laptop": iPad 3rd Generation 16GB
Resolution is 2048x1536 (Resized for Screenshots)

Asus G74SX ROG Lappy

- Intel I7 Sandy Bridge. 2630QM 2.9 up to 3.3GHZ with turboboost tech.
- 8G DDR3 1333 MHz SDRAM, 4 x SO-DIMM socket for expansion up to 16G SDRAM.
-17.3" 16:9 HD+ (1600x900)/Full HD
- Storage: 2 HDD one at 500GB 5400rpm/7200rpm and the other 500GB 7200rpm SSH for a total of 1TB.
- Integrated 802.11 b/g/n w/ Built-in Bluetooth V3.0
- NVIDIA GTX 560M 2GB
- TWO BIG ASS FANS. One for CPU, the other for GPU.
- 3 hour battery life (all things considered, i'm pretty ok with this)

Bitch weights 8 pounds but I love it. Still paying it off though. :/

My job just required me to get a new rig

iMac 2011, 2.7ghz (i-7), 8Gb Ram, 2Tb hDD, 2gb graphics AMD.