What are the specs of your first computer?

[MrYogi]

:beer:

 

[Zugzwang152]

Packard Bell 486, didn't know anything about computers then, so i don't know the rest. but it ran windows 3.11

 

[bolido2000]

Intel 486/DX2 66MHZ
8megs of ram
40 megs of HD

Paid $2500 in 1994/5

The computer is still in my room

 

[jacob0401]

386...dunno what else...i was in 1st - 2nd grade or so

 

[minendo]

We had three of these including all accessories.

 

[dighn]

pentium 200, 32mb edo ram, 2.1 gb hd

 

[Eli]

My very first computer was an 4.77MHz XT with 640kb of ram, a 2400 baud modem and an EGA video card with a VGA shades of grey monitor.

My very first self-assembled computer was a 486SX/25 with 4mb ram, TWO(!!) 40mb harddrives and a VESA VGA video card.

I quickly upgraded it to a 486DX2/66 and added another 4mb of ram.

Then I upgraded to a 486DX4/100 and a 210mb HDD.

Then I got a Am5x86/133, 2.5gb HDD and 24mb of ram.

I used that computer FOREVER.....

From there, I got a K6-2/300 and a WD Expert 18GB and a Creative Labs RivaTNT1.

Then I got into overclocking and upgraded to a K6-3/400 @ 450, 384mb ram..

I had that computer for about 3 years, until about 2 months ago.. when I got a Duron 850 @ 1GHz. Still have 384mb ram, still using the RivaTNT1..

But I have an 80gb, 60gb, 20gb and still using that old WD Expert 18gb drives, now.

Heh..When you lay it all out like that.. it seems strange. That's covering like 8 years.. heh.

 

[Frodolives]

An Apple with a whopping 8mb hdd!

 

[Ronstang]

Commodore 64 and a 14 inch color monitor. I still use the monitor as a small TV since the RCA video input let me use a VCR as a tuner!!!!!

 

[vegetation]

C64, 1542 floppy drive, 1200 baud modem, Okimate 20 color thermal printer.

 

[gentobu]

Macintosh LC III
25MHZ
8 MB ram - later upgraded to 16MB
150 MB HDD
14.4Kbps external modem
13" monitor

 

[CanOWorms]

Commodore 64

 

[xcript]

An IBM 5150 (4.77MHz 8088, 640K RAM, 10MB hdd, etc).

Still got the keyboard/case and some of the innards. Never had the original monitor though.

 

[Kaervak]

Compaq Presario 4112
Pentium 120
16MB RAM
6X CD-Rom Drive
6GB HDD
Onboard ESS souncard
33.6 bps modem
14 inch Compaq Monitor with a whopping 12.9 viewable inches.

Later I upgraded the ram to 40MB (8MB was hardwired on to the motherboard) and put in a 56k modem which is still in use today.

 

[IEatChildren]

Spectravideo SVI-318 which is like 3.6mhz
I had amazing games like Space Invaders and Zaxxon
It ran ROM BASIC and had no hard drive. Had a tape recorder for data and cartridges for software.
And no, I'm really not that old! I'm only 21

 

[Tetsuo]

Originally posted by: Zugzwang152
Packard Bell 486, didn't know anything about computers then, so i don't know the rest. but it ran windows 3.11

Same here

 

[apac]

Hm.

I think our first was a handmedown 286. It had 2 colors, but that's I needed for my beloved lemmings classic! [edit] Oh and space invaders! And star trek! hours of entertainment between the three.

 

[jfall]

486 dx2 100, 8mb of ram, win95.. zoltrix everything.. that's about all I remember (and care to remember)

 

[Broohaha]

p3 433, 256 megs ram, big ugly useless monitor. that's all i remember.

 

[FeathersMcGraw]

IBM PC 8086
256 KB RAM
2 360KB dual-sided 5 1/4 floppy drives
Monochrome display

 

[FoBoT]

first computer was an Apple II Plus, 64K , 5.25" floppy, 16 colors

first PC was 386DX-33 8 MB RAM, 210 MB hard drive, 1 MB video 16 bit color

 

[imported_Pablo]

We had an Apple IIc and a Tandy TX1000... specs = ?

 

[thomsbrain]

286, 1 MB of RAM, 80 MB hard drive. 5" floppy. CGA color screen.

 

[Sid59]

AMD 35 GHZ
Mushkin PC1024 4 GIGs
ATI Radeon XX45 Pro Ultra
6 gig HD

 

[Chaotic42]

Commodore C64
900KHz CPU
64KB RAM
Commodore 1581 Disk Drive, 64KB disk capacity
11" TV monitor