Jerry Luker 11-06-2011
You will be missed.
We all love you so much.
Rest In Peace .
Computer For Sale $250
Do to my recent upgrade, I am selling my old custom built, by me, computer and the Dell 19″ LCD monitor. All of the parts were purchased from newegg.com on 4/4/2005. I am asking $250. Here are the specs:
- Intel Pentium 4 3.2E Prescott 3.2GHz Socket 478 Single-Core Processor Model BX80546PG3200E
- ZALMAN CNPS7000B-Cu LED 92mm 2 Ball Cooling Fan (CPU)
- ZALMAN VF700-CU 2 Ball VGA COOLER (GPU)
- Western Digital Caviar SE WD2000JB 200GB 7200 RPM IDE Ultra ATA100 3.5″ Hard Drive
- (2gig total) 4x Crucial 512MB 184-Pin DDR SDRAM DDR 400 (PC 3200) Desktop Memory
- ABIT IC7-G MAXII 478 Intel 875P ATX Intel Motherboard
- VANTEC 10″ Clear/Silver Floppy drive round cable
- Antec TruePower TRUEBLUE 480 480W ATX12V Power Supply
- XFX PVT43ANDF7 GeForce 6600GT 128MB 128-bit GDDR3 AGP 4X/8X Video Card
- LITE-ON DVD Burner Beige IDE Model
- Thermaltake Tsunami VA3000SWA Silver Aluminum Modern Dream Tower Chassis Computer Case
- Windows Vista Ultimate (unless I don’t know you, then no OS.)
- Dell 19″ Flat Panel LCD
You can see all of the pictures here. You can contact me at ‘mluker@ mluker.com’ if you are interested.
Dell XPS 8000
I just purchased a new computer! Its a Dell XPS 8000. The specs are sick. Here comes the nerd porn:
- Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium, 64Bit, English (will be installing Windows 7 Ultimate)
- Intel® Core™ i7-860 processor(8MB Cache, 2.80GHz)
- 8GB Dual Channel DDR3 SDRAM at 1066MHz – 4 DIMMs
- 24″ Dell ST2410 Full High Definition Monitor (for Julie, I already have a 24″)
- 1024MB nVidia GeForce GT220
- 1TB – 7200RPM, SATA 3.0Gb/s, 16MB Cache
- 16X DVD+/-RW Drive
- Integrated 7.1 Channel Audio
The best part about it was the price, it was only $1,100 out the door! I have a feeling Visual Studio is going to load much better now.
Thank you Vista.
Thanks for deleting that file, msims32.dll, you thought you didn’t need. That really made me happy when my PC wouldn’t boot. Oh, and thanks again for allowing me to enter a DOS prompt after creating a Vista Recovery Disk. It really made it easier to restore the file that you thought you didn’t need.
