The ghetto file/quake II server *PICS*

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sorry for the pic quality...camera phones arent all that great...but its very 56K friendly ;)

yes, that is a kicker 12" sub box :)

and the power switch is a cdrom audio cable connected to the pins on the mobo...i turn it on with a staple that is convienently stuck in the top of the cardboard

cost breakdown:
cardboard box $0
cd-rom audio cable 0$
staple .03 cents

total build cost: 3 cents...can't beat that and the 2 80mm case fans keep it nice and cool...not that it gets really hot anyway, but it can't hurt, right?

the hardware is a 60gig hdd, a 30 gig hdd, a celery 533, and 512mb pc133...it does the trick...its also my quake II server
 

krevo

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Not the prettiest thing I've ever seen, but nice nonetheless. Celeron, tho...*shudder*
 

S Random

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its pretty cool and all that you made it, alot of people i know after building a PC run it out of an old pizza box, or something like that for free...
 
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Originally posted by: AristoV300
LMAO that is straight up ghetto. Good job, just ouch on the celery:(

yeah, the cpu is slow as hell...but it has no problem streaming hd video and handling the quake II server

 
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Originally posted by: intogamer
I wouldn't want to play on ye server

768K up connection...its not bad at all....most people get 60 ping or below if they're somewhat close by...

i've seen a friend of mine in the same town get 25ms

of course i get 9-11ms since i'm 3 feet away from it :D
 

keeleysam

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Originally posted by: Spikesoldier
even ghettoer when you use a screwdriver to short the pins to start it up.

Well than I guess I'm "ghetto" when I test my new mobos outside the case lol
 
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Originally posted by: Spikesoldier
even ghettoer when you use a screwdriver to short the pins to start it up.

close...there is a cd-rom audio cable connected to the power pins on the mobo...the other end of that cable is duct taped to the top of the box, the staple that is stuck in the top of the box right next to it is what i use to turn it on :D