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de_axeman · Jan 27, 2005, 20:02

My old PC just died on me, so I went out and bought this one!

http://global.shuttle.com/Product/Barebone/SN95G5.asp

For those of you techies out there here are the specs:

Shuttle SN95G5 XPC (nForce3 chipset, Socket 939, Gigabit Ethernet)
AMD 64 3000+ Processor
1GB Dual Channel DDR PC3200 RAM
Seagate 160GB SATA Hard Drive
ASUS Radeon 9600 Graphics Card
NEC 16x DVD+-RW Dual Layer

It's all good folks!!! Big Grin

Petographer · Jan 27, 2005, 20:13

Yes, sweet looking machine. Very stylish too. Co Smile

ngrats on the new toy.

de_axeman · Jan 27, 2005, 21:22

Thank you! I will be leaving work soon to go play with my new toy! Wink

EnglishBob · Jan 27, 2005, 21:33

A New PC should probably be on my list.... this one is about to have it's 4th birthday! Had new ram, HDD's, video card, CD burner, DVD-Rom, USB 2 card, Firewire card.... I think the only original componenets are the PSU, MB and CPU! But everytime I have the cash for a new computer I buy a Digital Rebel, New Cars, 19" screen, i9900 Printer!

Well, at least this one still proicess photo's Smile

Congratulations on the new machine Smile

Sweet looking system.

Petographer · Jan 27, 2005, 22:02

Gee Bob, 4 years isn't that bad anymore. Mine is and I'm still quite happy with it. Smile

***shuttertalk*** · Jan 27, 2005, 22:12

Congrats on the Shuttle!

Mmm.... new toys are always fun!

Happy weekend everyone! It's 5pm on a Friday here... I definitely won't be hanging round here at work for long!

peter · Jan 28, 2005, 00:20

haha Althlon 64 .. they are sup[risingly quiet compared to the former athlon XP ..
yummy!

byrt_001 · Jan 28, 2005, 00:59

Hi De

may I ask for what do u use this pc...goooosh DDR PC3200 RAM!!!!!!!!

also very niiice looking.

May I ask you how much it cost u?

Regards

Christian

slejhamer · Jan 28, 2005, 04:07

Cool stuff. Dual-layer DVD! Oooh, that could be handy. Wink

Did you get dual-monitor support? For your twin 21" Artisans? Lol

peter · Jan 28, 2005, 07:08

Dual layer is wicked .. still a bit costly though ..

dave · Jan 28, 2005, 20:46

looks pretty sweet man!!!!!

Does it support PCI express?

Yeh dual layer medium is still a bit pricey at the moment..........i firmware hacked my dvd burner to dual layer, just haven't tried it out yet

slejhamer · Jan 29, 2005, 05:57

dave Wrote:i firmware hacked my dvd burner to dual layer,

Explain please! And is there any burning software that supports it?

Petographer · Jan 29, 2005, 09:12

I found a bit of info on the hacks. Here is one site that you can get a hack for an NEC dvd burner. Note the model #. http://www.cdrinfo.com/forum/tm.asp?m=66...7;�

slejhamer · Jan 29, 2005, 14:29

Ah. Can't find one for my Teac dv-w58e (Dell OEM.). If anyone happens to come across a hack, please let me know. Smile

dave · Jan 29, 2005, 23:52

Quote:And is there any burning software that supports it?

Any burning software will support it...........i use Nero and dvd decryptor and it works fine

dave · Jan 29, 2005, 23:56

hey slejhamer your burner MAY be a rebadged BenQ burner if i remember of the top of my head which means the BenQ firmware may work on it...........i'll have a look into it for ya

dewy · Jan 30, 2005, 02:13

Haha, that is almost my next computer, I am getting a AMD 64 of some form shuttle with a 9800 vga or a x800 if I find a winning lottery ticket, I already got the dvd burner etc, and a samsung 17" widescreen lcd, or similiar

***shuttertalk*** · Jan 30, 2005, 04:03

What happened to the mac mini, dewy? Big Grin

StudioJ · Jan 30, 2005, 05:30

Do they make a pivotable LCD so you can turn it to portrait? Haven't seen anything like that for years.

peter · Jan 30, 2005, 06:47

what happened to those wirless LCDs .. they would be cool .. .prolli cost too much ..

dewy · Jan 30, 2005, 16:05

shuttertalk Wrote:What happened to the mac mini, dewy?

It is still in the works, but I am waiting the arival of Mac OS Tiger, and i'd love to see what all this fuss about Half Life 2 is.

dewy · Jan 30, 2005, 16:07

StudioJ Wrote:Do they make a pivotable LCD so you can turn it to portrait? Haven't seen anything like that for years.

Yes they do, infact I saw one not to long ago, for get where it was tho, but what is the use? Widescreen is the way!

dave · Jan 30, 2005, 19:18

Quote:Do they make a pivotable LCD so you can turn it to portrait?

Yeah...........we have them at uni.........can't recall who the manufacturer is possibly Samsung??

de_axeman · Jan 30, 2005, 20:55

byrt_001 Wrote:Hi De

may I ask for what do u use this pc...goooosh DDR PC3200 RAM!!!!!!!!

also very niiice looking.

May I ask you how much it cost u?

Regards

Christian

I'll use it mainly for everyday home use (net surfing, email, etc), but also for audio recording/processing and I'll try my hand at DVD editing this year too.

The system (excl monitor, mouse, printers, etc) cost me A$1,674. I sourced it from scorptec.com.au because they're about 5 mins from where I work.

teddyfingers · Jan 31, 2005, 21:19

I have had my computer four 4 years or so too. I got a new stick of memory should be here today. I only had 256 :/ the new chip is 512 for $65 us with shiping. I really don't have any want for a new computer. Now if you had gotten a G5 Cool

then I would be lusting.

Teddy

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