Most popular computer built

[novalogic88]

i remember that a few month ago, this setup was the most popular one i remember

TB 1.33 or 1.4
EPOX 8K7A
512 Crucial DDR or 256
Geforce 3
Santa Cruz
IBM 60 GXP
Lite-On CDRW
DVD

that box was the most talked about just about 5 month ago.

i dont know why i wrote this
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[Geforcekj]

might be up there on this board but not overall...I'd bet it would be the bare bones dell

 

[kpxgq]

thats what i have except athlon 1.2, sb live 5.1, and maxtor d740x hard drive

 

[vi edit]

Not counting OEM's, the Celeron 300a's and the 366's coupled with Abit Bh6's were probably some of the best selling aftermarket mobo/cpu combos.

 

[DDad]

Me, I'd put my money for "most popular computer built" either on a Commodore 64 or maybe even a TRS-80.... everything that's come since then has changed so fast it's hard for any one product to be "popular" for any length of time. Back in January, if I had built a Athlon 1 ghz, it would have been top of the line (or close to it)- today it's what I use for economy builds.....

 

[AndyHui]

Intel Pentium 200MMX
ASUS P55T2P4 or P55TVP4
Quantum SE 4.3GB HDD
32MB EDO RAM
Diamond Stealth 2000/Diamond Stealth 2000 Pro
Creative SB16
Panasonic 24x CDROM

Now that was a popular set up.

 

[vegetation]

I think the figure for C64s was something near 30 million worldwide. There were only two major versions of the C64, the original and the C64C which had a sleek new design. I'm sure some Apples are contenders too, though, I'm not all that familiar with how many of a specific model were sold.



<< Me, I'd put my money for "most popular computer built" either on a Commodore 64 or maybe even a TRS-80.... everything that's come since then has changed so fast it's hard for any one product to be "popular" for any length of time. Back in January, if I had built a Athlon 1 ghz, it would have been top of the line (or close to it)- today it's what I use for economy builds..... >>