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Oh the days of vanilla colored cases and floppy drives. Classic.
Show off your PC!
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New #882
I should make a post listing all the pc's I have, working or not lol. Those old things are fun to keep around. I have a Compaq Armada 1750 notebook somewhere in a box that is working apart from a empty CMOS battery which is a pain to get at. Came with Windows 98, tried Windows 2000 Pro but that took 20 minutes to boot, now runs Windows XP pretty good!
Back when I went to school, I kept the Compaq in my locker, it had a RS232 port that I used for configuring Cisco routers and switches. While everyone else was messing with USB-RS232 converters :)
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New #883
My current Windows 10 daily driver (for work) Nothing fancy to look at. Dell Precision 5510.
Predominately at home i am on a mid 2013 Macbook Pro.
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New #884
My dream vintage PC is an IBM PS/2 Model 80, 486DX. Not too expensive on fleabay now a days but I need a good place to put it and I dont want to go on an emergency furniture shopping trip if I get one and it doesn't fit somewhere =P
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New #888
No problems whatsoever with it. I've had it since March of this year, so around 6 months now. Battery life is solid. Processor is strong. Hard drive is fast.
My only complaint is that Dell decided to change the size of the power plug on the side of the unit, so none of my old power supplies will work with it.
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New #890
Hi,
Remodeled Acer on the chopping block was a lot of fun playing/ upgrading it
Modifing old desktop machine in new case Solved - Windows 7 Help Forums
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With a different cpu cooler still has the green theme
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Haven't really been too enthusiastic about the newer hardware but the x299 stuff has been getting my attention a bit more than the dual channel quad core stuff prior being it's so close to holidays I might weight a bit more.
Price wise microcenter for a cpu at present 7820x and amazon for the board x299 prime possibly a tuff mark1 seems likely :/
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