How does the average S.Gifts User PC looks like?

Mine... Just took it last week for a school assignment.

Antec P182 Carbon with Half-Life logo, and 2 portal vinyls on the front door.

And now for the least impressive case on steamgifts! Clicky.

Keyboard, Mouse, and my monitor is a 22 inch ASUS LCD.

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This. Has blue circle around power button and blinking red light in front. Nothing special. Only difference is that I have DVD Rom where you can see top module of front panel. Oh and my Intel i3 sticker too. Need to get few more stickers to add but nothing else.

pretty same as steam users pc looks like thisClicky

This. :)
http://www.tweakpc.de/gallery/data/535/medium/xigmatek_midgard.jpg

old and tatty. I found this case while walkng the dog december 2011, the blue neons no longer light, they were a little overpowering actually, and Ive replaced all the fans with multi-colour ones now.

My PC

EDIT: I had to go take the BLOODY SPACE out of the filename

My case. It's really basic, but I love it and it's super easy to work with. Mine is exactly as pictured except the 3.5" bays are occupied by a pair of optical drives and my favorite PC peripheral ever: a drawer.

its no gaming pc, but it does its job preety ok CLICKY that is the closest image i could get of my laptop, iunno what model is mine since i remove the stickers that said it and im too lazy and stupid to look it up.

Like this Not at home atm so no actual pics, but it's a cooler master 690 II advanced.

The Case but mine was red, Logitech Wireless mouse, Logitech keyboard, LG LCD
What inside my pc :
AMD A4 3400, HD6410D APU, 8GB RAM, 500GB HDD

I have to clean this one up, flash makes it worse though.

Front

Side, the red wiring comes from two side coolers

Case: Sentey DS1-4237 v2.0 - x1 80mm front fan for HDs - x2 80mm fans to the side - x1 80mm fan in the back - dust filter in the bottom. (standar case, not much space in the back panel for cable management, but it works).

MOBO: Temporary: Gigabyte GA-H61M-USB3-B3 (shittiest mobo, i had it in the back of my room, been using this one for a couple of weeks now since the other one got busted).

Currently Waiting to arrive: Asus Sabertooth Z77 drools all over the keyboard

CPU: Intel I5 2500K, usually OCed to 4.2GHZ, but this mobo does not allow for any form of Overclocking; stock cooling for the moment, waiting for the ST to arrive to put the Corsair H80 back again.

RAM: 2x4GB DDR3 1600MHZ Kingston HyperX Blu.

Storage: WD Caviar Green 2TB HD.

     Back mounted Corsair SSD 128GB Force Series.

PSU: Current: Sentey GSP650-SM - Rates can be seen in the picture, it's more than enough to handle a Crossfire setup to my surprise.

Waiting to arrive: Corsair AX760 (I actually got this from a facebook competition back in christmas).

GPU: Sapphire Ati Radeon HD 7850 Factory OCed, then further OCed the core clock speed to 1050MHz and the memory to 1450MHz. (would love to get myself another one when i can)

Hidden: Generic Memory Card Reader, in the front of the case, behind a small tab.

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built this 6 months ago

Intel i7 3930k
Asus Sabertooth X79
Corsair CML16GX3M4A1600C9B
AMD Radeon 6850
Crucial M4 128 GB SSD
Mora3 9x120 pro attached to a submersible mcp35x pump (not shown)

Mein

Mine

Picture is like 2 years old now and was taken at my old place. (My cords are much neater now).

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I play on a gaming laptop. Don't hate me bros ;) If you wanna see it google MSI GX740.

I think the average S.Gifts User looks almost like a hunchback, straighten up man!

Take your average micro tower, remove all the nice black (at least they were black) panels so all you are left with is the grey structure, and BAM! you've got a case that will look very similar to mine. Now to complete the look, get yourself a power supply for a Maxi tower, and fold the wires around everything, but do it badly so the sides wont fit on even if you tried, but not so badly to restrict airflow.

Well No one wants to be the average free gifts person do they ?

Personally I would have to post a picture of an HP 400 (Hex core Xeon) workstation with HP LA2405X monitor, microsoft Sidewinder X6 keyboard and RAT3 mouse attached ...

I must admit it would be much more interesting to see a diagram of my home network devices layout than a picture of my HP workstation =;-D

My Current PC

Built it in early May.

AMD FX-4100 Quad Core @ 3.6ghz with an old Nvidia GeForce GTX 275
(Need to upgrade the video, but it still runs everything I throw at it)