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Current PC (Dell Optiplex 9020 SFF • 11 January 2022 - Now)[edit | edit source]
| Type | Brand | Model | What I think about this component... |
|---|---|---|---|
| Current OS | Windows 7 Ultimate Installed on December 26, 2022, named "Liberty VII / Liberty SSD" | ||
| Main PC components | |||
| Case & Motherboard |
Dell | Optiplex 9020 SFF | It's a pretty good machine. I thought I ordered the Desktop Tower format, but when I received it, it was the SSF one. But the picture shows the DT format... *visible confusion* |
| A25 (UEFI) | Last updated: 30 May 2019 | ||
| CPU | Intel | Core i5-4590 | Clock Speed: 3.30 GHz Originally the tech specs on the site where I bought it said "Core i5-4570" but what a surprise I got when I read "Core i5-4590" instead. |
| RAM | Samsung | M378B5173DB0-CK0 | RAM amount installed: 24 GB (2x4 + 2x8 GB) DDR3-12800 |
| Silicon Power | Nothing | ||
| GPU | Gigabyte (Nvidia) | GeForce GT-710 | Available VRAM: 512 MB Bough on Ebay for 6€... And now I can play Minecraft with "constant" 45 fps on latest versions! |
| Storage (SSD) |
Crucial | CT500MX500SSD1 | Capacity: 500 GB A long time ago, someone came to tell me that I will have an SSD, because your hard disk will be too slow to do certain things... And that day arrived... Main drive (OS Partition (C:\ • Windows 7), VM Partition (V:\ • VMware)). |
| Storage (HDD) |
Western Digital | WD1002FBYS-02A6B0 | Capacity: 1 TB It's Western Digital... I don't like this brand a lot, but actually this one is far faster that the one I have in my previous computer. Secondary hard drive (Data Partition (D:\ • Données), Source Code Partition (S:\ • Source logiciels) and Temp files + Swap section (Z:\ • BULK)). 36k hours. |
| Monitors | HP | LE2002x | Native Resolution: 1600x900 Main Monitor. Connected in DVI. |
| Akira (No name) | LED-B17TU18H | Native Resolution: 1366x768 - Settled Resolution: 1920x1080 Secoundary Monitor. A cheap 720p TV (1080p capable) used as computer screen... with a shitty colorimetry... Connected in VGA. | |
| Other components | |||
| Keyboard | No name | Basic model | Well... it's a keyboard |
| Mice | No name | Basic model | Just a mouse. |
| Speaker | Dell | AC511 USB Soundbar | Stolen at School in Late-2018 (Yeah I'm a criminal). So powerfull that if i set the volume to more than 12%, my ears would blow up... |
| Wi-Fi Adapter | Netgear | A6100 | A Wi-Fi 5-compatible adapter. The investment became more useful since March 2, 2022, as the FTTH arrived at home! |
| CD/DVD Drive | PLDS | DS-8ABSH | The integrated CD Drive provided with it. |
| Webcam | Bordeaux Diffusions | DV-1300 905C /j | Pretty good 720p webcam... Does his job for visioconferences and appointements. For €18, I'm satisfied. |
| Printer | Epson | XP-2100 | For the moment, nothing. Except its shitload of bloatwares when installing Drivers. |
Previous PC that still works (Gateway DT71 • 08 November 2018 - 11 January 2022)[edit | edit source]
| Type | Brand | Model | What I think about this component... |
|---|---|---|---|
| Current OS | Windows 7 Ultimate Installed on September 15, 2021, named "Liberty IV". Was installed in catastrophe due to problems that occurred with the Seagate HDD. | ||
| Windows 10 Pro 1909 Installed on December 23, 2021, named "Heavenly1909". Due to driver bugs, this PC cannot run Windows 10 versions 2004 and later. The last version this system can "handle" without severe crashes is build 19013. | |||
| Main PC components | |||
| Case & Motherboard |
Gateway | DT71 | Has more than 4 Years of use since I own it... (and that's a record, my previous PC has durated 1 year and 10 months !) Usually, a PC lasts 2 years before it suddenly stops working... So this one is a bit of an exception to the rule. And that's fine! |
| Acer (BIOS) | P01A2C0b (UEFI) | This machine is UEFI capable! Even if the BIOS date is 20 July 2011. | |
| CPU | Intel | Core i5-2400 | Clock Speed: 3.10 GHz Still working after 3 years of intensive use. This CPU have a funny CPU frequency bug on Windows 10 1909[1][2], which displays 100% in permanence and incoherent values. |
| RAM | Samsung (2) | Generic OEM RAM sticks |
RAM amount installed: 6 GB (2x2 GB + 2x1 GB) Originally 8GB. 2 of them have the Samsung branding, one other have the Nanya branding, and the last one have the Kingston branding... On March 3, 2022, 2 RAM sticks that were present in this machine stopped working, so replaced with others.... |
| Hynix (2) | |||
| GPU | Intel | HD Graphics 2000 | Integrated Graphics™. |
| Storage (HDD) |
Western Digital | WD2500AAKX | Capacity: 250 GB This one is very slow. Windows can take up to 5 minutes just to boot up... Main Hard Drive (Windows 7 Partition (Windows 7 • 200 GB),Windows 10 Partition (Windaube 10 • 32 GB)). 33k hours. |
| Seagate | ST3500413AS | Capacity: 500 GB It was the main Hard drive of my old PC from November 8, 2018 until September 15, 2021, as it was replaced by the WD one due to some problems. Officially unused, struggles to boot on it (However I suspect the PSU to be the author of these problems) but remains in the PC as it still works. 50k hours. | |
| Monitors | HP | L1940T | Native Resolution: 1280x1024 Provided from my sister, this screen was weirdly buggy with her PC. |
| Other components | |||
| Keyboard | None | None | How to use a computer without keyboard lol? |
| Mice | Dell | M-UVDEL1 | Found in an old box in the basement in 2017. |
| Speaker | Main PC's secondary screen | Simple technique when you don't have dedicated speakers but a crappy TV that serves as a secondary screen... The speakers themselves sound like tin cans, but if Windows wants to yell because it's not happy, it can. | |
| Wi-Fi Adapter | Comfast | CF-WU815N | This sh*t that was provided with my current computer. It crashes every time, so I ended by making a bridge between my two PCs to get Internet on the older one, and it's way better. |
Previous PC (Dell Optiplex 380 SFF • 12 December 2016 - 27 October 2018)[edit | edit source]
| Type | Brand | Model | What I think about this component... |
|---|---|---|---|
| Main Computer Components | |||
| Case & Motherboard |
Dell | Optiplex 380 SFF | A good machine, except for ONE thing. When it starts up, it have all fans at max speed, and they're really loud. |
| A09 (BIOS) | This is just a normal BIOS... | ||
| CPU | Intel | Celeron E3400 | Clock Speed: 2.60 GHz Well... At least it can runs Windows! I know, that's incredible. |
| RAM | Nanya (1) | Generic OEM RAM sticks |
RAM amount installed: 4 GB (2x2 GB) Oof? But if I tell you that I was able to run Windows 7, 8.1 and 10 VMs on 4 GB of RAM, would you believe me? Incredible but yes, it's possible. |
| Kingston (1) | |||
| GPU | ATI | Radeon HD 4450 | Available VRAM: 512 MB Well... 35 FPS with Minecraft! |
| Storage (HDD) |
Seagate | ST3250318AS | Capacity: 250 GB Died on 27 October 2018[3]. Rest in Peace a whole part of my data. Main Hard Drive (Windows Partition) |
| Monitors | HP | LE2002x #1 | Native Resolution: 1600x900 Main Monitor. Connected in VGA. |
| HP | LE2002x #2 | Native Resolution: 1600x900 Secondary Monitor. Connected in VGA. I broke it in June 2019 after raging in Brawl Stars. | |
| Other components | |||
| Keyboard | Dell | KB212-B | This keyboard as you have seen it in schools all over the world. I broke this keyboard by sticking a knife in it while raging in Brawl Stars (again). This happened on March 30, 2020. |
| Mice | Logitech | B110 | Like as the Keyboard, you already seen this mice everywhere you go... |
| Soundbar | Dell | AX510 | Powered by a dead screen. From the time I still have the soundbar in a closet, and maybe I still have the broken screen to power it. |
| Wi-Fi Adapter | Netgear | A6100 | My current Wi-Fi adapter. Bought in August 2018 |
| CD/DVD Drive | Teac | DV-28S-W | Does A LOT[4] of noise... |
| Printer | Canon | MG2550S | Dead since 2021. |
References[edit | edit source]
NOTE: Some components can be missing from the lists.
The Windows installations in the tables are the current ones, old ones are not kept there.