Hey Everyone,

Everyone computer nerd/enthusiast/geek has a dream configuration, you know the hardware configuration that you can only dream of but either cant afford to buy it or some other reason.

Just wondering if you could list yours, I’ll start with one:

PIV-3.4Ghz, 1 GB DDR RAM, 2 160GB HDD (Seagate 7200 RPM), 21 Inches Flat Panel Monitor, DVD Burner & a CD-Burner, 256 MB Nvidia AGP, 256 MB Detachable Zip Drive, Creative Audigy, 6.1 Surround sound speakers with woofers, Multimedia IR keybrd and Mouse.


Only list configuration that are actually available in the market

Intel® Pentium® 4
Extreme Edition @ 3.8GHz

Microsoft® Windows
XP Professional Edition

1GB Dual Channel DDR2
PC-4300 SDRAM at 533MHz

148GB Western Digital®
10,000 RPM RAID 0

NVIDIA GeForce™
6800 Ultra 256MB DDR3

Creative Sound Blaster®
Audigy®2 ZS High Definition

the latest Apple.....

Hello all,

please only list configs for home/office use


Just wanted add that at home I have got a:
PIV 2.4 GHz with HT technology,
512 MB DDR RAM,
80 GB HDD (7200 RPM),
Intel Original Motherboard,
128 MB NVIDIA GeForce AGP,
CD-writer, 52X CD-Reader,
Creative Vibra 128, connected my Philips 480 W hi-fi to my PC for speakers,
Wireless multimedia keyboard & mouse

Now that does come Up to somewhere near my dream configuration, but yeah there is more that I would like to add to it.

What else can one ask for ???

Intel 286, 1Mb of RAM, 20Mb Hard drive, DOS 3.3. 14" SVGA monitor.

As all my dreams are nightmares this seemed appropriate.

hehe...good one... not too many years ago... that wud have been a dream config at a nightmarish price:P

When I started using PC's it was a dream config. Sound - a tinny little speaker that beeped. Graphics - What for, exactly? CD Drive - A what?

Come on guys!!! Are you serious? We're talking about a dream here. Go ALL THE WAY!
Dual 1.28-GHz UltraSPARC IIIi processors, each with 1 MB of Level 2 cache integrated on die.
Four independent PCI bus segments.
8 GB of DDR ECC memory (with ECC operating at up to 8.4 GB/sec. bandwidth)
Two 73-GB (146GB), 10K RPM, Ultra SCSI internal hard drives.
Six full-length, 64-bit PCI slots (three at 66 MHz, three at 33 MHz).
Two Sun XVR-1200 graphics accelerators
Of course there will be 8 flat panel monitors (different sizes for different tasks. Audio, video out to tv, a chat and IM monitor... etc...)

Ouch, just woke up. :-/
lol

well... i think they also have 400 gig HDD's