Open Personal Computer Club [OPCC]

[SinaAzad]

Well, i have a Z560 Lenovo laptop , Core i5 , 4 gb RAM ...
i have both Windows 7 and Ubuntu 12.04 on it , i just use windows for games and few softwares ! im also fan of Linux !
right now im finished with ( computer Enginiering ) highschool and im in to IT or even programming for University ! ( im not really good at , i only love web design !)
any way , id like to join if it is possible !

[KnoxSe7eN]

I thought this was pretty neat. Hopefully it will work out well and we will start to see some manufacturers offering these for our PCs Next-generation heatsink has no fan at all - Neowin

[MrAnime]

I want to join this club to have part take of the Computer tech talk as well. I Two Intel based Desktops, One used as a Media Center/Gaming PC and the other used as a Work/Geek Station.


Workstation [Desktop]

Case/Chassis: Corsair 800D Obsidian [Full Tower Case]
Power Supply Corsair Professional Series AX1200 watt
Processor: Intel core i7 2600
Motherboard: ASUS P8Z68-V PRO/GEN3
RAM: 16GB Corsair Vengeance Blue (4 X 4GB Modules)
GPU(s) 2 EVGA 560 Superclocked 1GB SLI]
Monitor: HP W1907 19 In Widescreen LCD Monitor
Other Hardware: D-Link Xtreme N DWA-556 Wireless Adapter, Rocketfish 5.1 PCI Soundcard, 1 Seagate 1TB Harddrive, 1 Seagate 500GB HD, 1 Toshiba 200GB Mini HD

Misc Info: Dual booting (I should say "Tri-booting") with "Windows Vista x64 Ultimate" and "Windows 7 x64 Ultimate", both are on the 1TB hard drive partitioned to 365GB for both the OS and 200GB's left over for the Virtual Machines and scrap data.

On the 500GB Hard drive is my Hackintosh running OS X Lion 10.7.2 (will buy/upgrade to mountain lion later on in the year.) Using Chameleon to boot into either OS X or Windows.

And on the Mini Hard drive is all my backup data and where I store my Windows Image Recovery files. I took that out of an Netbook that stopped working due to a fried mobo, and stuck it in my machine.

No Linux sadly, I will install the OS once I get another 1TB Hard drive. I'll try to get OS X to share some of that space.

Also looking to buy a monitor that is in the same league as Apple's Thunderbolt Display to enjoy OS X at fine resolutions.

I have a good knowledge of both Hardware and Software. Most of my software uses are to do with things like photoediting and 3D modeling. Know a few web languages such as HTML,XML/XHTML/CSS, and will soon learn more programing languages like C and C++ when Max-Script start taking a role in my Modeling.

I guess you can put me at the Enthusiast/Junky Level.