no idea what I had but probably a dual p3 800 system - if not, it was the one before which was a dual celeron 300 system, clocked to run em both at 450
Nox
no idea what I had but probably a dual p3 800 system - if not, it was the one before which was a dual celeron 300 system, clocked to run em both at 450
Nox
5 years ago? That ain't nuffin.
To err is human. To really foul things up ... you need a computer.
Well it was actually my sis's pc but here we go...
Pentium III 733MHz
128Mb SDR
30Gb
200Watt
4Mb Onboard <SMIRKS> GPU
AC' 97 Audio Onboard
Even at the time it was complete and utter pants, strugling to run even the most drainage free games at the time, i.e. cs , ut, Q3:A and so on...
Now its a mere heap of scrap metal in the corner gathering dust...poor dust...
The only thing of interest is the measily 30Gb HDD which I've carved out of its owners smelly rotting carcass
I thank my PC everyday those days are long gone and distant...
>>ANDREW!!, are you hugging your PC again??
<<Erm...no...
At a guess I had
Athlon 900
RiVA TNT2
384MB
3 X 9.1 Seagate UW scsi
trouble is my machines evolve it very rare that I have a complete change.
I think the real qusetion hear should be what was your first setup?
Yea not unless you were using systems the systems you still had from the mid to late 1990s. Which some people where.Originally Posted by yamangman
Shuttle AN35N nforce2 Ultra 400, Mobile Athlon XP 2500+ @ 2.4Ghz, GEIL 512MB DDR400, Thermalright SI-97, ATI Radeon X700 Pro 256MB
I had a Tiny PC
700Mhz P3
128MB RAM
20GB Fujitsu HD
Some nVidia graphics card
DVD-ROM
CD-RW
It was a pretty good machine actually, and I still use it loads. It'll run CS 1.6 fine, and it's now got a wireless LAN card and a standard NIC in it too.
Atari TT
Still got it. Still use it. Still find it better than a PC at composing my music.
I had that soundcard too, look up "turtle Beach Montego II", it was a good card, or so I was told, exchanged it for a SB Live Platinum in 2001 thoughOriginally Posted by cm_uk
Last edited by absolute512; 22-06-2005 at 08:32 AM. Reason: Forgot quote
Diamond Micronics C200 M/Board (ALI Aladdin V chipset)
K6-2 300
192Mb PC100
Creative Graphic Blaster TNT (Nvidia TNT 1! )
Diamond Sonic Impact S90 Snd Card (Aureal chipset)
2 x 5Gb Maxtor DiamondMax
Pioneer CD
Scan 2005 Case
Win '95
Damn thing rocked along nicely!
Hmm games .... Command & Conquer Red Alert, Colin McRae Rally, Quake 2, Motorcross Madness and Championship manager 3 to name a few.
Vimeous : i7 7700K | 16Gb | ASUS Strix Z270G | GTX1080 | 960 EVO 500GB NVMe | 850 EVO 500GB | TX650W | NZXT S340 Elite | Dell U2713H + 17" | 10 Pro
Willowin : i7 3570K | 16Gb | ASUS P8Z77-I Deluxe | GTX 660 TI | 2x 1TB 840EVO | Sugo SG05BB-450 | Dell U2713H + 17" | 8.1 Pro
Svr : X2 4200+ | 2Gb | ASUS A8N-SLI Premium | HD6870 | SonicFury | 8x 250Gb (2x RAID10) | 3Ware 9650SE-8LPML | Seasonic 700W | CM Stacker 830 | XP Pro
NAS : DS1511+ | DX513
W : Dell Precision T3610 | E5-1650 V2 | 16GB | Quadro K2000 | 256GB SSD | 1TB HDD | 8.1 Pro | 2x Dell U2515H
700Mhz Celeron
64Mb RAM which was upgraded to 192Mb
Onboard graphics at start, eventually got a Gerforce 4 MX 32mb which was pants.
10Gb HDD- eventually got a 40Gb HDD
Onboard sound
CD-drive- added a CD-RW drive to it later
Got a network card eventually for it
Win ME
Games- Command and Conquer titles, CS
Was actually the most reliable computer I've ever had, never had a hardware problem. My wee sis uses it now for the net. Probably the most upgraded computer Ive owed.
Think it cost £700
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