Old Hardware

[tweeve2002]

My GeForce 4 Ti 4200 is the oldest thing in my computer followed by the on of the WD120GB, CD-RW, Highpoint Rockt RAID card,another WD 120GB , followed by my DVD Player.

My newest piece of hardware is comming friday, its a WD 120GB drive to replace one of the ones failling on the RAID setup.

 

[Maggotry]

Originally posted by: Insane3D
I do have a working Commodore64 with about three boxes of games on 5 1/2" floppies... :Q:Q

And hopefully a speedy 1541 disk drive to go with it.

Oldest hardware currently in my main pc is my ti4600 card. In my wife's pc, an old IBM 75gxp deathstar hard drive (possibly the last remaining living example). In my son's pc, a GF2 Ultra.

 

[biostud]

Intellimouse Explorer (the original large one)

 

[imported_Kaji]

He he he

Considering I just moved house... across the world like, and sold my PC because it would mean too much bullsh*t to ship it all.

I am now running the following spec.. purely for email purposes... until I build my new BTX system.

Pentium MMX 166 (clocked at 187MHz)
48MB Ram (simm modules!)
some unknown prehistoric S3 videocard, which can only do 1024x768 @ 256 colors
Soundblaster 16
1 x 4GB HDD (Quantum bigfoot)
1 x 2GB HDD (Quantum fireball)
and my two hard disks I kept from my old system. a seagate 20GB and a 40GB

Man I can't wait to build my new system!!!

 

[sailor420]

I have a 20GB HDD that I got back in about '99 that still works fine and is in my main linux box.

My DVD drive and floppy drive in my main Windows box are also from '99. The CD-ROM in my main Linux box is even older.

Up until about a month ago, I had a pretty damn old Sound Blaster Live! card in one of my boxes. I took it out though because it was giving me grief and the onboard sound was about the same.

If keyboards count, Ive had the same keyboard since about '97.

 

[pukemon]

In my main box:
3.5" Samsung black bezel 1.44MB floppy drive. Wheeee!
In my other main box/server:
Antec SX830. Remember these behemoths?

 

[Tostada]

Originally posted by: Maggotry

Originally posted by: Insane3D
I do have a working Commodore64 with about three boxes of games on 5 1/2" floppies... :Q:Q

And hopefully a speedy 1541 disk drive to go with it.

He could've upgraded to a 1541C, 1541-II, or 1571... or the Oceanic/Accelerator+ clone, or even the Indus GT, a.k.a. "What you get if you cross a Commodore 64 with a Ferrari."

Personally, I got the Accelerator+ when my 1541 died. I don't suppose they ever made a web browser for Geos...