My day job which is mostly C# programming these days I have an Intel Core i5 processor (don't remember the speed off hand) 64bit windows 7 pro, 12 GB Ram and Du

My day job which is mostly C# programming these days I have an Intel Core i5 processor (don't remember the speed off hand) 64bit windows 7 pro, 12 GB Ram and Dual ATIs (don't remember which) for 3 monitor output. Could have a fourth if I ever wanted to. At home I have a Intel Core i5 processor 2.8Ghz, windows 7 pro, with 4GB Ram. I do mostly php web dev or I RDP to my work computer if I need my day job setup for off hours working from home. Right now I'm on a laptop doing some php dev and its a Core i5 with 4GB ram. Nothing fancy, and these days not really top of the line since all the machines I use are at least 2 years old now. The oldest is this laptop which I think is about 4 years old... so not too bad, just not shiny anymore. But then again, hardware gains have been outpacing software demand for most users over the last few years and with more things moving to the web I think we'll see refresh cycles get longer and longer.