Any PC builders out there

[Daisho]

More a curiosity than anything else, but as a builder of PC's I tend to give the machines I build a name and wondered if anybody else did the same. Here's some examples of mine...

Oblivion - Built with that elder scrolls game in mind.
Resonance - Loads of fans in this one makes it noisy (old build).
Prodigal son - Nothing but problems with this one.
Morgoth - Antec darkfleet case looks evil being all black with red light.
Aperture science - Using the NXZT - Phantom looks like something out of portal.

Anybody else do the same?

[ChuckFickens]

No....

You're just weird :)

[jomifl]

No..except the network identiity.

[Daisho]

Well, I guess I stand alone in my quirkiness.

[sunny-dave]

My first effort at a rebuild was called Hugh Effintwat ...

as in "what part of 'boot into DOS' do you not understand Hugh ..."

[tenrec]

That made me laugh

[ChuckFickens]

MY computers get called exciting things like SCVMM04 and DMZ-CAS03, I've tried calling them things like Mavis and Gertrude but a name that reflects their role tends to make admin easier.

[beegeebee]

My first I called Son-in-Law! Not what I really expected but the best Iwere going to get! B.

[beegeebee]

Were? =Was

[daffy654]

I never named mine, you are seriously weird! :)

[VHG]

I have built or bought 4 or 5 PCs and laptops in the last 3 or 4 years that are all used round the house and to help identify them I use a network name that is a combination of the version of Windows plus the date I first bought it.

So I use "Vi" for Vista and "W7" for Windows 7

So one of my Vista PCs is called ViFeb08 (bought February 2008)

One of my Windows 7 PCs is W7May11 (bought May 2011)

Boring, but it helps me identify them.

[beso]

They need a name for networking. Mine is called "Steve".

Got it just after Steve Irwin died.