Why did you get a 32bit OS?

My computer specifications??

I can turn it on

I was too lazy to take a pic of my computer so there it is as far as specs are concerned they are below (the very basic info)



Acer Aspire One 10 inch model

Windows XP

1.6 ghz Intel Atom processor with 1 GB ram

I was too lazy to take a pic of my computer so there it is as far as specs are concerned they are below (the very basic info)



Acer Aspire One 10 inch model

Windows XP

1.6 ghz Intel Atom processor with 1 GB ram

and might i add that there is no CD rom drive, and no floppy drive so installing programs from CD is out of the question however i can connect wirelessly by piggybacking a connection and download programs off of freeware or open source sites directly to my hard drive and install from there and thanks to 4 USB ports I have the option of adding an optical mouse and a portable IDE hard drive via USB which just adds more storage space and because its so compact i can take it anywhere I go Yaaaayyyy!!!!

goddamnit, I hate backing up.

(funny story; Windows 7 can do stuff to a harddrive that renders Vista unable to read it - I've had to buy another 1tb drive, I'm currently copying everything over, then I'll reformat the original as a Simple Volume again. Fun stuff.)

Greginjersey Wrote:

I was too lazy to take a pic of my computer so there it is as far as specs are concerned they are below (the very basic info)



Acer Aspire One 10 inch model

Windows XP

1.6 ghz Intel Atom processor with 1 GB ram

and might i add that there is no CD rom drive, and no floppy drive so installing programs from CD is out of the question however i can connect wirelessly by piggybacking a connection and download programs off of freeware or open source sites directly to my hard drive and install from there and thanks to 4 USB ports I have the option of adding an optical mouse and a portable IDE hard drive via USB which just adds more storage space and because its so compact i can take it anywhere I go Yaaaayyyy!!!!

SNAP!

64-bit dual-core ppc, 6 vector processors (each having 128 128-bit registers and 256k RAM), 512MB of general RAM, 40GB harddrive, gigabit ethernet connection, TV out with support for full dolby surround sound and full 1080p HDTV

pikajedi:
YOU HAVE THE SAME SCREWDRIVER AS ME

This, but with 120GB HDD.

Also, you missed out builtin wireless and bluetooth.

OHSHI-

CPU: Q6600 @ 3GHz,
RAM: 6GB DDR2 6400 @802MHz  ( I think) 5-5-5-18,
GPU: ATi 3870 512 @ 861MHz 1161MHz Memory,
PSU: 700W Modular PSU with THE single loudest 120mm fan I have EVER heard Replacement fan in the form of a Noctua P12,
HDD:1TB 7200.11g HDD,
HDD:150GB Raptor (Primary)
HDD: Samsung F1 Spinpoint 1TB
Mobo: GA-X38-DS5

Replaced that fan this morning.
Twice now I've walked in the room and had to double check it was on.

This post was last modified: 09-23-2009 01:31 PM by ῦ.

Yours can't be programmed

You shop at maplins?

Actually, that was a Christmas present - a stocking filler.

Best damned stocking filler evar.

I've bought from Maplins before, but I tend to stick to OCUK and Novatech, depending on what I'm ordering and what's cheaper.

This post was last modified: 09-23-2009 01:36 PM by ῦ.

The screwdriver is sold at maplins, really useful to have handy.

just a shame it's not compatible with my precision set.

I am the odd one out.

Apple computer here:
Model Name: Mac mini
  Model Identifier: Macmini1,1
  Processor Name: Intel Core Duo
  Processor Speed: 1.83 GHz
  Number Of Processors: 1
  Total Number Of Cores: 2
  L2 Cache (per processor): 2 MB
  Memory: 2 GB
  Bus Speed: 667 MHz
  Boot ROM Version: MM11.0055.B08
  SMC Version: 1.3f4