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work pc versus home pc

bellboy

i was just wondering how our work pcs compared to our home pcs. at work i would usually be at piii 667s running win98 and working from servers running winnt4, while at home my main pc is a duron 950 running win98se.

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Cross

At work I work on a P3 Pentium 800 Win98SE.
At home I run a P3 1Ghz with windows XP Professional.
I myself like to be able to do all testing on my computer when things hit the market.
Plus I have to be able to run my simple website from home/server.

Webmaster

My home PCs:

- AMD XP 1700, 256 MB, Windows 98 and XP Pro(dual-boot.)
- Pentium II 350, 384 MB, Windows 2000 Server and 2000 Professional (dual-boot)
- Pentium Mobile Celeron 650 laptop running XP Pro. 128 MB (not expandable

)

My work PCs are my home PCs

Pavlov

My little network lab has 2 P III's, both 1.2 GB processors - one has 60 GB HD and the other has 80 GB HD. My third PC in this network is a P 4 with just 20 GB HD. One system triple boots with ME, 2000 Pro and 2000 Adv. Srvr. The other two only boot to 2000 Pro, although one has been upgraded to XP Pro temporarily then downgraded again.

I don't have a work PC at the moment as I find myself between assignments in this tight economy. - It's okay though, that's how I've found the time to charge through the MSCE exams

Nice new forum selection, by the way, Webmaster.

Webmaster

Here are some stats about the operating systems used by the visitors we had since we started:

(Unfortunately XP is recognized as Windows 2000)

bellboy

interesting info in the panel. what o/s could be covered by "other" though?

RussS

My home network is kinda budget right now owing to a wife that moved on taking most of the finances ... lol
Celeron 1.7 with 768DDR running XP Pro - Celeron 1G with 768 running XP Home and a removeable drive with 98SE - Celeron 700 with 256 and booting to DOS, W3.1, W95, W98 and W2000 on 2 removeable drives - Celeron 600 with 128 running ME and 486 with 24MB and W95A. All linked with a CNet switch and linked to an ADSL router.

I guess 'other' could be BeOS. I have that and several flavours of Linux and OS2 on removeable trays for investigation.

ace123

work pc1

IBM P1 233mmx
64 meg ram
win98se
2 gig hdd
4x2x24 cdrw
running on a T1 line

pc2 hp 200mhz
1 gig hdd
win98se
cdrom 2x
64 meg ram
not on network

pc3 and pc4 same
486dx2
win3.11 and dos 6.22
8 meg ram
1/2 gig hdd

Home

family pc1
P4 1.5g
256mer rdram
win98se
13gig
cdrw
running on a cable modem

pc2
P2 330mhz
nt4
2gig hdd
64meg ram
4xcdrom
running on a cable modem

pc3 and pc4 the same
P1 90mhz
win98
1 gig hdd
64 meg ram
running on a cable modem

pc5
laptop
P1 133
win98se
1gig hdd
64meg ram
running on a cable modem

8ch 10/100 hub

ace123

webmaster wrote:

Here are some stats about the operating systems used by the visitors we had since we started:

(Unfortunately XP is recognized as Windows 2000)

wow someone still surfing the net with 3x

bellboy

ace123 wrote:

wow someone still surfing the net with 3x

yeah 93 of them!

D-boy

Home

I have a Compaq laptop running Win2kpro with a MS wireless card, it works outside & in the basement.
Compaq desktop running WinME with ethernet connection to my Wireless MS basestation.
I also have a mini print server connected by ethernet on my printer, I wanted a wireless one but they ain't cheap.

I also have a webcam, netmeeting is really good for video & voice cheaper that a phone call. Plus if you both have a fast connection it's even better!

D-boy

I think windows 95,98,98se & ME are crap, when something goes wrong you always get a blue screen! I prefer Win2k & Xp myself