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PCRPG Community Server (Aoede)
CPU 
Dual AMD Opteron 2350 (2.0 GHz, Quad-Core, Socket F)
Motherboard 
Tyan S2912 Dual Socket F E-ATX
RAM 
16GB Kingston ECC/Registered DDR2-800
HDD 
2 x Hitachi T7K250 160GB (RAID-1)
2 x Hitachi P7K500 500GB (RAID-1)
Internet 
AT&T Fiber DS3 (45 Mbps Up / 45 Mbps Down)


Addresses 
You, your friends, your clan, etc are absolutely welcome to use ANY of these servers without explicit permission.  I just love to host things.  Please take advantage of it.

PCRPG 
tribes.pcrpg.org:28001 (Default Port)
Teamspeak 3 
ts.pcrpg.org:9987 (Default Port)
Ventrilo 
vent.pcrpg.org:3784 (Default Port)
vent2.pcrpg.org:3784 (Default Port)
Left4Dead 2 
l4d.pcrpg.org:27028 (Public 1)
l4d.pcrpg.org:27029 (Public 2)
l4d.pcrpg.org:27030 (Public 3)
l4d.pcrpg.org:27031 (Public 4)
l4d.pcrpg.org:27032 (Private 1)
Garry's Mod 10 
gmod.pcrpg.org:27016 (Sandbox)
gmod.pcrpg.org:27019 (Sandbox)
gmod.pcrpg.org:27023 (Sandbox)
gmod.pcrpg.org:27026 (Spacebuild 3)
Left4Dead 
l4d.pcrpg.org:27017 (Public 1)
l4d.pcrpg.org:27018 (Public 1)
Counter-Strike 
Source 
css.pcrpg.org:27016 (Default Port)
aoede.pcrpg.org:27030

Want something hosted that you don't see here? I'll gladly do so if it doesn't cost money--just ask. I'll host dedicated clan game servers, vent, etc.


Particle's Custom PC
Name 
Tim
Operating Systems 
Windows Vista Business SP2 x64 (Primary)
Windows 7 Professional x64 (Test)
Ubuntu 9.10 Desktop x64 (Test)


CPU 
Dual AMD Opteron 2427 (2.2 GHz, Six-Core, Socket F)
Motherboard 
Supermicro H8DAi+-F Dual Socket F E-ATX
GPU 
MSI Radeon 5850 OC PCIe x16 (765/1100 @ 950/1150)
Sapphire Radeon 4850 PCIe x16 (625/1000)
RAM 
8GB Kingston DDR2-800 ECC/Registered
Displays 
Left   Dell UltraSharp 20.1" 2007FP 1600x1200
Center Dell UltraSharp 24" 2408FPW 1920x1200
Right  Dell UltraSharp 20.1" 2007FP 1600x1200
Storage 
HighPoint RocketRAID 4320 
IOP348 PCIe RAID 
RAID Set "OS & Apps" (RAID-5)
8 x 147GB Fujitsu MBA3147RC 15000-RPM SAS

Areca ARC-1220 
IOP333 PCIe RAID 
RAID Set "Storage / Hodgepodge" (RAID-5)
3 x 500GB Western Digital RE3 7200-RPM SATA
2 x 500GB Western Digital Blue 7200-RPM SATA
1 x 500GB Western Digital RE2 7200-RPM SATA
1 x 500GB Samsung Spinpoint F1 7200-RPM SATA
1 x 500GB Samsung Spinpoint T 7200-RPM SATA

Optical Drives 
LiteOn 20x DVD+/-RW SATA
LG 8x BD-RW SATA
Sony 8x BD-RW SATA
Sound 
ASUS Xonar DX PCIe x1
Sennheiser HD280 Headphones
Samson COU1 USB Condenser Microphone on Shock Mount
Plantronics Voyager 520 Bluetooth Headset

Cadence TXA-3002 600W RMS Class AB 12V DC Amplifier
MA Audio HK-302SX 1400W RMS Class D 12V DC Amplifier
Pyle PLE520P 12V DC 5-Band Equalizer (Yeah, I Know, Right?)

Dual 12" MA Audio Subs
Dual Infinity Kappa 5x7s
Other Crap 
Filco "Majestouch" Tactile Touch NKRO USB Mechanical Keyboard
Logitech G5 Gen2 USB Laser Mouse
Kinsington USB Micro Bluetooth Radio
Canon HF S100 24Mbps H.264 HD Camcorder (Webcam)


Computer Tour 2010

Stardate January 10, 2010

There isn't much to say about my computer these days.  I'm older, wiser, and able to sink a lot more of my hard earned cash into my system.  Well, maybe not hard-earned.  I'm a network administrator these days, so I basically just get to go to work and play.  It's kind of like what I do at home, only they give me money for it and buy my stuff.  It's really a win-win.

That being said, I am proud of my computer.  I was also a little shocked when a while back I calculated what it would cost to rebuild my system from scratch and discovered that the price tag was more than USD $4000.  Heck, I've got Newegg on speed dial (literally).  Perhaps it should come as no surprise then that I spent USD $5061 there last year (2009).  Yeah.  I've got a serious problem.  Either that or I've got a serious hobby.

So, without further ado, I present to you the January 2010 tour of my computer.  Gone are the arrays of 120GB PATA drives and wire-mounted 120mm fans of yesteryear (2006).  Also gone are the days of single core Athlon 64 3000+ CPUs.  I've got 12 now.  Instead of doing pictures this time, I thought I'd get with the modern program and post a video instead.  I won't waste your time.  I'll let this handy-dandy flash video do the talking.

You should see a media player box here. If not, you need to download Flash.

If you would like to see my old system tour from 2006 and laugh at how hopelessly out of date it all is by now, feel free to do so. Just don't throw out a hip.

Computer Tour 2006

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