My school has just recieved a brand new set of computer, and i just had to check what was in there. To my suprise, the cpu's where all e8400. It was so frustrated to see over 60 e8400, in the same room not being overclocked
High school had Dell's with 1.6GHz P4's. College give us HP tablets, and most of the computers on campus are all some sort of HP desktop machine. The engineering dept (lucky me) has some nice machines in the lab (As nice as you can get for premade stuff) .. There's a couple dozen quad core rigs with some 9800gtx+'s for the CS & CAD lab.
Our middle school computer labs have e4300's, upper school computer labs have e6600's, and the library laptops have... sempron 1.8ghz. (?????) Last year we had T5800's in the laptops. Freakin' tech at our school.
We just got all new Dells with some kind of AMD's in them, i'm not familar with AMD so i really don't know. But some of the oldies are still in the library, which they are all P2's and 3's. yeah you heard me right.
But I do know that in our broadcasting lab we have a i think it's a G5 tower with dual quad core xeons, 2gb ram and dual 20" monitors (that thing is sick!), and two macbooks with like 2.5 ghz intel dual cores
And most of all of our mobile labs (laptops) are some kind of AMD also.
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