User System Specs

Laxer · May 30, 2012

Upon request we have added user system specs below your posting information on the left side of your posts...

To add this to your profile go to: Settings -> General Settings(Or click this link)

To enable System specs select Yes on the "Show System Specs?" Option.

From there fill out your hardware the best you can... Note: Blank fields will not be shown!

We currently allow you to list:

System Manufacture(OEM)
Model Number(OEM)
Motherboard
CPU
Memory
Graphics
Sound Card
Hard Drives
Disk Drives
Cooling
Case
Displays
Power Supply
Operating System

If you would like any additional fields please suggest them here...

If you find any errors feel free to report them here or in our Site Trouble Report Forum :smile9:

If you would like an example see my system specs to the right of this post. :grin1:

GZ · May 30, 2012

Yay for system specs!

Laxer · May 30, 2012

I miss any needed fields GZ?

GZ · May 30, 2012

Nah... That about covers them.

Laxer · May 30, 2012

I could add cooling but that might be a little too much :lolg:

GZ · May 30, 2012

Well... You could add a whole set of parameters for a second computer! :rofl12:
What about franken-mods?:lol:
And/or slots for Netbook/Notebooks! :grin1:

Seriously... How about adding a hardware sub-section for customization/modification and other such projects!

Laxer · May 30, 2012

gavinzach said:
Seriously... How about adding a hardware sub-section for customization/modification and other such projects!

I'd be game for that.... However.... I don't know if I want to take a dremel to my computer again... :rofl12:

satrow · May 30, 2012

Laxer said:
gavinzach said:

Seriously... How about adding a hardware sub-section for customization/modification and other such projects!

Click to expand...

I'd be game for that.... However.... I don't know if I want to take a dremel to my computer again... :rofl12:

Given the strengths and experiences of many of the people here, why don't we try to major on stability; keeping it simple, cool, quiet, non-distracting - so we get to concentrate fully on work or play :cool3:

zigzag3143 · May 30, 2012

Forget the Dremel, the chain saw works much better.

GZ · May 30, 2012

For me, work and play are the same thing!!!!

satrow said:
Given the strengths and experiences of many of the people here, why don't we try to major on stability; keeping it simple, cool, quiet, non-distracting - so we get to concentrate fully on work or play :cool3:

You are probably right... But I would like to have a place to show off my projects! :thumbsup2:

zigzag3143 · May 31, 2012

Thanks for the specs. Much better!

James7679 · May 31, 2012

Very nice Laxer! I would suggest the Cooling or Other category. As a gamer and overclocker, the cooling section is very important. And other can be used for a myriad of items.

Otherwise, nice! Thanks!

JMH · May 31, 2012

Query...

System Manufacturer/Model Number

Monitor(s) Displays

Screen Resolution

James7679 · May 31, 2012

JMH said:
Query...

System Manufacturer/Model Number

Monitor(s) Displays

Screen Resolution

+1

That is also very useful info. Is it possible to link Speccy Somehow at the bottom of the info page so that the noobvious can actually fill out the specs properly?

Laxer · May 31, 2012

I am at school right now but will be going in and making a few edits tonight when I get home...

Current additions:

Cooling
Monitors/Res
System Manufacturer/Model Number(OEM)
Speccy Link

I will have to use some REGEX to force the speccy link to be correct but it shouldn't be too hard...

Thank you for the suggestions everyone.

Keep them coming :thumbsup2:

Laxer · May 31, 2012

Username removed from System Specs...

I added:

Cooling
Displays
System Manufacture(OEM)
Model Number(OEM)

Sorry no Speccy links at this time...

GZ · May 31, 2012

All updated! Who needs speccy anywho???

JMH · May 31, 2012

Merci beaucoup Geoff!

jcgriff2 · Jun 1, 2012

Speccy is good info for BSOD threads, but a new one is preferred each time.

http://speccy.piriform.com/results/ckJmCNJagzX0IeVKqorbmRt

Just noticed a new uptime record for me - HP dv7 laptop -

Code:

 Longest Uptime: 1388002 sec (16 d, 01 h, 33 m, 22 s)

GZ · Jun 1, 2012

http://speccy.piriform.com/results/W2yAHW7eAR1isezspMygP8c

My longest uptime (since the reinstall) was 7h, 9m, 15s!

I'd say that's about average unless I am performing system maintenance, slow data recovery/backup or downloading a large file!

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