What type of computer do you have?

[Bently]

Gaming PC -
AMD Athlon XP1800+
512MB PC2100 DDR-RAM (Kingmax)
Leadtek GeForce 2 GTS 32MB
MSI K7T266 Pro2 Motherboard (Red Silicon, Uber)
17" Tritton CRT Monitor (Max Res of 1600x1200x32)
Cambridge Soundworks 4.1 Surround Speaker System
Windows 98SE (Tweaked up)
SB Live Platinum 5.1
Realmagic Hollywood Plus DVD Decoder
8x32 DVD-ROM, Region 0
Seagate 30GB ATA100 7200RPM HDD
Netgear FA311 10/100Mbit Network Card

Multimedia Editing PC -
P4 1800MHZ (Updated Core Model)
512MB 800MHZ RDRAM
Asus GeForce 3 Ti500 Delux 64MB
Asus P4 Motherboard (Cant exact model)
17" Phillips CRT Monitor (Max Res of 1280x1024x32)
Cambridge Soundworks 5.1 Surround Speaker System w/ Dolby digital decoder
SB Audigy
Windows XP Professional
Asus 10x32 DVD-ROM, Region 0
Quantum Fireball 40GB ATA100 7200RPM HDD
Realtek 10/100Mbit Network Card

Internet Gateway/Server PC -
PIII 1000MHZ
512MB PC133 SDRAM
Asus CUSL2-C Motherboard
Some budget GeForce 2 MX400 64MB
17" LG CRT Monitor (Max Res of 1280x1024x32)
4x32 DVD-ROM, Region 4
Creative 8x4x32 CDR
Seagate 20GB ATA66 7200RPM HDD
56Kbps Modem, Soon to be ADSL Modem
Realtek 10/100Mbit Netword Card
Windows XP Home Edition
SB Live Value

Guest PC -
AMD Athlon Thunderbird 1330MHZ
512MB PC2100 DDR RAM
Asus A7A266 Motherboard
SB Live Value
Cambridge Soundworks 4.1 Surround Speaker System
Asus GeForce DDR Delux 32MB
Seagate 40GB ATA100 7200RPM HDD
Realtek 10/100Mbit Network Card
Windows XP Professional
4x32 DVD-ROM, Region 1
17" IBM CRT Monitor (Max Res of 1280x1024x32)

3D Modeling PC -
Dual P3 Xeon 800MHZ
1536MB
Dual P3 Motherboard (Cant remember Brand or Chipset)
21" Sony Trinitron CRT Monitor
Windows NT 4.0 SP6 (OpenGL Drivers are optimized for this OS)
2 10000RPM 80GB HDD's in RAID 0 Setup
10/100Mbit Network Card
SB Live Value
3DLabs Oxygen GVX420 Video Card
52x ATA100 CD-ROM Drive

All go through a Netgear 10/100Mbit Switch.
Hope I didnt leave anything out :P

In case you are wondering about all this, my mates and I spend alot of time developing hardware and programs to run them. We recently made a cool case mod that uses tri-colour LED's to cycle through RGB colours.
Making a plugin for winamp to have it drive the LED's :P
Writing hundreds of lines of code in assembly for a PIC sucks.