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phear my PC-AT KyBd and Serial mouse!
Procesor: x86 Family 4 Model 5 Stepping 2
OS: Windows NT 4.0
[C: 537 MB] 27 MB
[D: 324 MB] 16 MB
RAM Used | Total RAM = 15MB | Available = 0MB
Main computer:
Pentium 4 2.4GHz CPU
512 MB DDR-SDRAM Memory
A 30GB Primary HDD
A 80 GB Secondary HDD
4x Pioneer DVD-R/RW Drive
52x24x52x CD-R/RW Drive
ATI All In WOnder 9700 Radeon Pro w/ 128 MB Memory
Onboard Sound, Ethernet, Keyboard, Mouse, 18" LCD, and of course,
The Floppy Drive
Windows XP Pro w/ SP1
Test Computer:
Pentium 4 1.7GHz CPU
896 MB PC133 SDRAM
A 10GB Primary HDD
A 60 GB Secondary HDD
16x DVD-ROM Drive
24x10x40x CD-R/RW Drive
ATI Radeon 7500 w/ 64 MB Memory
Onboard Sound, Ethernet, Keyboard, Mouse, 17" CRT, and Floppy.
Windows XP Pro w/ SP1
And of course I have a P3, P2 and a Pentium plus an iBook laptop. Too lazy to list them all. But I love my PCs! (dance)
I still use my P3-500 the most, as you can read earlier in this post. specs again:
Intel Pentium III - 500mhz
384MB RAM
Asus P2B-f mobo
Ati Rage 128PRO AGP card with 32mb and TVout
3Com Etherlink XL 3c905TX-M 10/100mbit card (managable)
Realtek RTL8139 10/100mbit card
Adaptec AIC7850/AHA2910 Fast SCSI-II card PCI
Creative SoundBlaster AWE64 gold
Seagate 13.6gb 7200rpm drive
Maxtor 20.4gb 7200rpm drive
Seagate 9.1gb 7200rpm SCSI-3 drive
LiteOn 16x/48x DVD ROM drive
Artec 48x/12x/48x CDRW
Newtronics FDD
Samsung SyncMaster 511s 15"CRT
Panasonic SC-AK17 stereo on the soundblaster
IBM PS/2 Keyboard (very old)
Trust Wireless optical rechargable mouse
Generic 4 port USB hub
Crappy Creative Mic.
Gravis GamePad Pro
Logitech USB joystick
and some other crap.
I'm working on a small aluminium box with a P100 in it, gonna post pics here when it's finished.
specs:
Intel Pentium 100mhz
32mb ram, but only 8mb is visible
SOYO Socket7 mainboard
whatever type of VGA card I find, today it was a 2mb Diamond Stealth PCI
A Crappy OPTi Sound card
Conner 1.2gb HDD
It was an old home made Parametric Equalizer I got from a friend. It was dead, so I took everything out of the case, and checked if a AT board would fit. and it did! So I'm busy building this thing, But I have a problem with my powersupply...
Atleast i Think it's 7200RPM's im pretty sure it is,
I didn't wanna get stuck with this old Seagate "Medalist 2132" 4,500RPM
oh and my 3.06ghz has a multi combo Fdd, with Compact flash and SDRAM things in it too
Does anyone Name their PC's like me?
Although my friends have different names for theirs like "Morphius" and "Trinity" My 56k Modem is called Bob , i like ordinary names for mine......
This is from when my Mom was a seceretary and they named the switchboard Herkimer.
HeH! PBXs rock
-Q
I don't think it was a PBX, though they do rock. It was a while ago (like the 70's). I'm pretty certain it was the switchboard for the PA system into the classrooms.
Meh, it is pretty slow, only ~1.6GHz... Im gonna get another CPU soon... or maybe a new PC next year... IF Microtel Computer Systems is offering a 64 bit by next year.
Why dont you just build your own PC from scratch. Its realll not that hard. get the case, minboard and PSU. put all that in. stick in the drives, video card, RAM, CPU, cooling coponents and your done!
And I admire him for it. I always looked upon people who use 'dinosaurs' to do things as well as, or many times even better then, faster, bloat-laden computers that I happen to use and work on.
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phear my PC-AT KyBd and Serial mouse!
Procesor: x86 Family 4 Model 5 Stepping 2
OS: Windows NT 4.0
[C: 537 MB] 27 MB
[D: 324 MB] 16 MB
RAM Used | Total RAM = 15MB | Available = 0MB
Pentium 4 2.4GHz CPU
512 MB DDR-SDRAM Memory
A 30GB Primary HDD
A 80 GB Secondary HDD
4x Pioneer DVD-R/RW Drive
52x24x52x CD-R/RW Drive
ATI All In WOnder 9700 Radeon Pro w/ 128 MB Memory
Onboard Sound, Ethernet, Keyboard, Mouse, 18" LCD, and of course,
The Floppy Drive
Windows XP Pro w/ SP1
Test Computer:
Pentium 4 1.7GHz CPU
896 MB PC133 SDRAM
A 10GB Primary HDD
A 60 GB Secondary HDD
16x DVD-ROM Drive
24x10x40x CD-R/RW Drive
ATI Radeon 7500 w/ 64 MB Memory
Onboard Sound, Ethernet, Keyboard, Mouse, 17" CRT, and Floppy.
Windows XP Pro w/ SP1
And of course I have a P3, P2 and a Pentium plus an iBook laptop. Too lazy to list them all. But I love my PCs! (dance)
6gb Fujitsu HDD 7200rpm
Pentium 200mhz (Pro Maybe?)
80mb RAM (EDO)
40X CD-ROM
FDD
Windows 2000
S3 Virge 1mb SVGA
Aureal Vortex Soundcard ( I forgot the Model, but it's old)
5port USB PCI Card (won't work, i need a BIOS update i think......)
Netcomm Roadster 33.6k Modem
The Packard Bell
Pentium 4, 3.06ghz
512 DDR333 RAM
Radeon 9200 128mb
DVDRAM
XP Home
Forgot wat Sound card...
56k Internal Modem
Intel Pentium III - 500mhz
384MB RAM
Asus P2B-f mobo
Ati Rage 128PRO AGP card with 32mb and TVout
3Com Etherlink XL 3c905TX-M 10/100mbit card (managable)
Realtek RTL8139 10/100mbit card
Adaptec AIC7850/AHA2910 Fast SCSI-II card PCI
Creative SoundBlaster AWE64 gold
Seagate 13.6gb 7200rpm drive
Maxtor 20.4gb 7200rpm drive
Seagate 9.1gb 7200rpm SCSI-3 drive
LiteOn 16x/48x DVD ROM drive
Artec 48x/12x/48x CDRW
Newtronics FDD
Samsung SyncMaster 511s 15"CRT
Panasonic SC-AK17 stereo on the soundblaster
IBM PS/2 Keyboard (very old)
Trust Wireless optical rechargable mouse
Generic 4 port USB hub
Crappy Creative Mic.
Gravis GamePad Pro
Logitech USB joystick
and some other crap.
I'm working on a small aluminium box with a P100 in it, gonna post pics here when it's finished.
specs:
Intel Pentium 100mhz
32mb ram, but only 8mb is visible
SOYO Socket7 mainboard
whatever type of VGA card I find, today it was a 2mb Diamond Stealth PCI
A Crappy OPTi Sound card
Conner 1.2gb HDD
I got a new idea !
I didn't wanna get stuck with this old Seagate "Medalist 2132" 4,500RPM
oh and my 3.06ghz has a multi combo Fdd, with Compact flash and SDRAM things in it too
Although my friends have different names for theirs like "Morphius" and "Trinity" My 56k Modem is called Bob , i like ordinary names for mine......
For instance, my laptop is Hermes, after the God of Flight or something like that. It's wireless, so that's where I got that from.
Everything is being reorganized soon, but I think I had a system named Zeus some where.
And of course, my faithful server named Herkimer. This is from when my Mom was a seceretary and they named the switchboard Herkimer. lol
You don't wannabe stuck with 3 7200rpm HDD's. Mine are burning hot after 3hrs of usage...
HeH! PBXs rock
-Q
I don't think it was a PBX, though they do rock. It was a while ago (like the 70's). I'm pretty certain it was the switchboard for the PA system into the classrooms.
rOfL! Even better!
-Q
PS. Don't you hate PA usrs who don't know how to talk into them right?
512mb ddr 400
leadtek winfast a340 (128mb fx5600)
im upgrading from this slow ass piece of shit soon tho
You got to be kidding right? Sure and upgrade is nice, but I wouldnt be calling that slow ass. for god sakes, its 1GHz+
And I admire him for it. I always looked upon people who use 'dinosaurs' to do things as well as, or many times even better then, faster, bloat-laden computers that I happen to use and work on.
!LONG LIVE THE SURPASSIVE OBSOLETESTS!
-Q