Nice.. wth do you do for a living?! Hehe

i program computers and im a stock broker

Sweet, I might have the worst PC here ;) No games for me - just development, web browsing & email:

AMD Athlon 64 3000 (1.8Ghz)
1 Gig DDR (I think)
ATI ASUS Extreme AX550 (256MB)
19'' Phillips Flatscreen
OS: Win 2000
Couple of hard disks, nothing special
Bluetooth, memory card adapter, GBA cart programmer

Processor: Athlon X2 4200+
Graphics Card: BFG GeForce 7900gtx
Memory: 2 GB ddr pc3200
Motherboard: ASUS A8N-SLi Premium s939
Operating System: Vista Ultimate

Only a year old and Supreme Commander struggles on even mid-size maps because of all the units onscreen. Who would've thought that my CPU would be the bottleneck. :?

tower:

Processor: G5, two x2
Graphics card: 9800 pro
Memory: 6GB DDR Pc-3200
MB: PowerMac G5 MB rev A
OS: 10.4.10
HD: raptor 74, and a WD 400

Laptop

Processor: Core 2 duo, 2.0
Memory: 2GB PC2-5300
MB: MacBook pro rev b/2
OS:10.5  (testing it tower is for work), windows xp pro sp2, unbuntu 6.10

I have an older computer that my dad built.

It has a Pentium 4 2.8 GHz and a 9800 Pro video card and Windows XP. It's a pretty good machine, but we don't play a whole lot of games on it any more. My dad used to game a lot on the computer with command and conquer, half life 2, darwinia, doom3, and some others stuff, but he's stopped gaming almost completely lately.

Most of the games on the PS2, but now I have a Wii!

Been a LONG while since I upgraded...
Processor: 2.8 Ghz Celeron
Graphics Card: Geforce 6200 (512Mb)
Memory: 1G (x2 512) @266Mhz
Motherboard: MSI
Operating System: Win XP

It runs Supreme Commander on the largest map with max players...be it at minimum detail at a steady game speed of ~ minus 2 :)

Supreme Commander was pretty bad about resources, a lot of people had issues with it, especially when using the dual monitor setup

I dont have a tower....yet just my laptop it was either the laptop or MacMini for the same price with about the same specs the only difference i think was the HDD so i got the iBookG4 cause its portable.
G4 1.33
Machine Name: iBook G4
Machine Model: PowerBook6,7
CPU Type: PowerPC G4 (1.5)
Number Of CPUs: 1
CPU Speed: 1.33 GHz
L2 Cache (per CPU): 512 KB
Memory: 768 MB
Bus Speed: 133 MHz
Sudden Motion Sensor:
State: Enabled
Version: 1.0
Display Type: LCD
Resolution: 1024 x 768
Depth: 32-bit Color
Graphics:ATI Mobility Radeon 9550

Forgive me for not knowing my video cards. I'm in the process of upgrading my systems to superior cards anyhow.

I have four systems - two desktops and two laptops.

Desktop 1:
Processor: Pentium 4 3.2 GHz
Hard drive: 160GB 7200 RPM, 400GB 7200 RPM, partitioned
Memory: 2GB (2x 1GB DDR SDRAM)
Operating System: C:Vista (160GB), X:XP (60GB), Y:Ubuntu (40GB), Z:Netware (300GB)

Desktop 2:
Processor: AMD Athlon 2.1GHz
Hard drive: 160GB 7200 RPM
Memory: 512MB (2x 256 DDR SDRAM, upgrading to 2x 1GB DDR SDRAM ASAP)
Operating System: WinBORG XP

Laptop 1:
Processor: AMD Sempron 3300+ (2.0GHz)
Hard drive: 100GB 7200 RPM
Memory: 1GB (2x 512 DDR)
Operating System: XP

Laptop 2:
Processor: Unsure, 1.6 GHz
Hard drive: 60GB 5400 RPM
Memory: 512MB (2x 256 DDR)
Operating System: XP

The first desktop is an HP, with an NVidia GeForce 7500LE graphics card. I'm upgrading it ASAP to something DX10 compatible, with dual monitor capibilities. I'm not sure what I want beyond that, though. When I upgrade that, I'm going to switch the video card (maybe temporarily until I get another better card) into the second desktop, which I purchased from a friend for $100. Said second desktop has a GeForce 5500 card in it, I believe.

The laptops are obviously the older of the systems. The first, I purchased for college and have upgraded the RAM and the hard drive. The second was a high-school graduation present for my wife (and the oldest of all four systems, which shows in its specs. It also has a strange issue with randomly shutting down on its own, a problem we've so far been unable to solve. We don't use it).