EDIT: Although I must say I am proud of the Ti500 in a different way. He's been quite the soldier. Around 3 years old, the fan failed for who knows how long before I noticed. Has a nice little overclock when I want to (although it doesn't much make a difference anymore so i tend to leave it stick).
My monitor is also about 6 years old. Gotta love components that keep on truckin' long after their life expectancy is up.
Most definetly my HP Pavilion M70 monitor. Bought this bad boy in 1996 when 17" CRT's were the biggest hit and were priced high around $700 and up. God I love this monitor and I will probably never replace this thing.
my geforce 3 videocard with da "Zalman HEATPIPE" i've havent overclocked yet. secoud is my cable modem. Motorola sb4200. it is serving me well. speeds up to 5mb!
I'd Probably have to say my 9600Pro... Most expensive component of my computer... Everything else is low-budget parts, and the 9600Pro is medium-budget... It wont be replaced until I get a job, and not a shitty paper-route either, i dont want to get up early.
I'm gonna say my comp is only going to get minor upgrades for atleast 2 more years, if not 3.
mine would have to be the power button b/c w/out it.. the computer won't start! actually u could ghetto rig it but.. im proud of mine!
on the real side tho would have to be the raptor 2.. things super fast
The spliffy ass paint job i just finished doing on my case.. aside from that.. the fact that i overclocked mt 2500+ to a 3200+.. this was my first over clock
My Albatron Geforce4 Ti4200 OC'd to 315/565 Best $153 I ever spent on computer parts.
My modified Iwill KK266-R motherboard, has lasted me over 3 years, and has been the MOST stable board I've ever had/used. I volt modded the board, did the 5V mod, and later on upgraded the CPU Vcore caps to run an XP1800 Palomino at 1708 Mhz.
my Aspire X-Dreamer II case. its the only flashy case i've ever had, and i love it. I love my Artic Cooling Rev 3 too. keeps my 9800 pro cool, which keeps everything else cool. and it looks great.
Sony 21" GDM-F520R - damn sweet screen (although having my Samsung 19" LCD right next to it makes it all the better)
15,000rpm Seagates
Lian-Li PC-70 and PC-76
Custom PC Power and Cooling PSU (getting it next week )