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Halki
01-08-2005, 06:05 PM
hey people, how 'bout to write down your, ehm, rigs of the ancient times? Sorry but i'm just a bit nostalgic- i was among the first owners of a PC in our small town :)
::~1992 - mmm, my first PC - a 486/33, i've changed the proc to 486/66 5 mins later
::1996 - 486dx4/120 - yep, that one was better, but it sucked hard - freezed like hell
::1997 - amdK5/150 - thrown in a garage a few moments after i realized i couldn't install win on that one
::2000 - ohh, first Pmmx200 (it was actually a P233 but the mobo sucked, and i couldn't get the mouse working) - playback of an 128kbit mp3 at full Q - at last!
::2002 - P2/350 in times when everybody else had a sparkin' new (:)) K7 600 and higher - booring, at least divx movies worked
::2003 - my current rig, k7 1300, though almost everybody else has three times faster P3 or K8, i'm pretty happy with it - i made it thru Half2 and doom3 (really scary w/ 10fps- :)), i can't complain about it's performance
wazzledoozle
01-08-2005, 07:19 PM
199?- My oldest comp was a 90 Mhz intel overdrive with 32mb of ram. Dont know much about it, it was a long time ago.
2001- PowerPC 206 Mhz, 64 Mbyte ram
2002- 333 MHz celeron, 64 Mbytes ram, 6.4 Gbyte harddrive, 32 Mbyte TNT2 Model 64 video card
2003- Athlon XP 2500+, 512 Mbytes PC2700, 80 Gbyte ATA133 harddrive, Radeon 9200SE 128 Mbyte, Abit KD7A mobo
2005- Athlon XP 2500+@3200+, 512 Mbytes PC3200 ram, 80 Gbyte ATA133 harddrive, Radeon 9550@9600 Pro 256 Mbyte (almost), Abit NF7-S v2.0 mobo
15th Warlock
01-08-2005, 07:21 PM
Ok, here's my list:
1991: Zenith laptop, 8086 10 Mhz Proc, 1 MB RAM, 10 MBs HDD, 640x240 CGA compatible monochrome screen.
1993: 486DX 66Mhz, 4 MBs RAM, 320 MBs HDD, 512kb S3 Trio video card.
1995: Pentium 100Mhz, 32 MBs RAM, (??? HDD), 4 MBs S3 VirgeDX vidcard.
1997: Pentium MMX 166@200Mhz, 64 MBs RAM, 10 GBs HDD, 6 MBs Canopus Pure 3D (Voodoo 1)
1998: Celeron 300@337Mhz (no 2nd level cache!), 128MBs RAM, 20 GBs HDD, 32 MBs Creative 3d Blaster (TNT2)
1999: Celeron 500@562Mhz, 192MBs RAM, 2x20GBs HDDs, 32 MBs Elsa GeForce 256 SDR.
2001: Pentium !!! 1.1@1.3 Ghz, 256MBs RAM, 20GBs + 60GBs HDDs, 32 MBs Elsa GeForce 256 SDR
2003: Duron 2000+, 384 MBs RAM, 40GBs + 60GBs HDDs, 128 MBs Sapphire Atlantis 9200SE
2004: Check my sig :) (Getting 512 MBs more RAM in a couple of weeks)
mr.brikau
01-24-2005, 01:58 AM
95 or 96 : ASUS weird comp (forgot the name) 90 mhz, 8 RAM
98 : 133 mhz intel pentium 1!! 64 ram 32 ram ati RAGE
99 : 900 mhz intel celeron (pentium 3) 368 RAM, SIS 630/730
04: athlon xp 2100+ 768 RAM sapphire 9600pro SB live 24-bit
05 : upgrading from ---^
BenQ 17" 12 MS response,SOLTEK K8TPRO-939 ATHLON64 S939 K8T800 DDR AGP 5PCI SATA RAID SOUND 1000LAN MOTHERBOARD
athlon 64+ 3500
sapphire 9800 XT
sound audigy 2
Logitech x510 mouse and some weird keyboard
500 watt powersupply
ANTEC SLK2650-BQE BLACK QUIET MID-TOWER CASE 4X5.25 2X3.5 2X3.5INT 350W
wazzledoozle
01-24-2005, 05:43 AM
Kind of off topic, but If you havent purchased that 9800XT yet, dont get it. Its not worth nearly what it costs.
YohanN
01-26-2005, 12:10 PM
Intel 386DX 40 MHz 8MB RAM 240 MB HDD 512Kb Trident VGA - a dream machine ;)
AMD 486DX 66 MHz 24MB RAM 850 MB HDD VGA Diamond 2MB VL-BUS :eek: - superb, never seen such a big (and long) VGA card since then
Cyrix 200MX - 166 MHz, 160 MB RAM 3x scsi HDD (formerly used as server - really biiiig tower an super noisy PSU - but about 400W :D ) - combat helicopter :D
Sempron 2300+@2000 MHz - 512 MB RAM @ 210 MHz, 80 GB HDD, Radeon 9550 @ 400/500 :rolleyes: - easy ride
Halki
01-26-2005, 05:44 PM
combat helicopter :D
yep... remember one guy who got the first celeron 400 around... some massive vents attached... he called it B-12 flying fortress :)
wazzledoozle
01-28-2005, 03:06 AM
yep... remember one guy who got the first celeron 400 around... some massive vents attached... he called it B-12 flying fortress :)
Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
WHat does chicken mean!?! :confused:
Halki
01-28-2005, 06:05 PM
WHat does chicken mean!?! :confused:
hee? :confused: chicken stands for "kohut" in our language.. not sure that this is what you want :D
15th Warlock
01-28-2005, 10:15 PM
hee? :confused: chicken stands for "kohut" in our language.. not sure that this is what you want :D
Geez, what are you guys talking about? :confused:
Halki
01-28-2005, 11:01 PM
i mean that chicken... you see I DON'T KNOW WHAT <<YOU>> ARE TALKING ABOUT :D
15th Warlock
01-28-2005, 11:19 PM
i mean that chicken... you see I DON'T KNOW WHAT <<YOU>> ARE TALKING ABOUT :D
Ummm... okey dokey :) ( :rolleyes: )
Halki
01-28-2005, 11:48 PM
okay, now seriously... :D friend just fried his MoBo with his fathers gfx... Actually his father just f**ked his mobo at work, so the little fella' took his gfx and put it in... too late he came to that the gfx actually destroyed BOTH mobos(:()... now i'm gonna lend him my oooold ATI rage 2+ PCI to see if it is just (just:D) the AGP... anybody knows of some good pci graphics? i know it would be on par with agp 2x (1x??), but anything is better than this shitty piece of metallized pcb...
wazzledoozle
01-29-2005, 01:40 AM
I wasnt fully aware of what i was doing when I posted earlier.... I still need to chnage my sig back.
15th Warlock
01-29-2005, 05:13 AM
I wasnt fully aware of what i was doing when I posted earlier.... I still need to chnage my sig back.
Take it easy on the booze mate :p :D ;)
wazzledoozle
01-29-2005, 07:17 AM
okay, now seriously... :D friend just fried his MoBo with his fathers gfx... Actually his father just f**ked his mobo at work, so the little fella' took his gfx and put it in... too late he came to that the gfx actually destroyed BOTH mobos(:()... now i'm gonna lend him my oooold ATI rage 2+ PCI to see if it is just (just:D) the AGP... anybody knows of some good pci graphics? i know it would be on par with agp 2x (1x??), but anything is better than this shitty piece of metallized pcb...
You can get the Radeon 8500 in pci I think, and the 9200 series.
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