As svol mentioned... "you wouldnt liek to see my upgrade history"
Well i would actually LOL, if you can take a few days out to write it hehehe
But in the meantime, here is mine, pretty much complete really.
Okay.... but bear in mind most of this is from memory, so i cant really
supply dates. (or maybe later if i look at my reciepts)
And im not including computers that wernt mine. This is from the first
system that I purchaced with my own moolah. (+) means something was
added at a later date as an upgrade. If there is a minus item before it
that means something was replaced obviously
1st system (circa 1994-5 i think)
Pentium-166
Unknown Motherboard (33mhz or 50mhz system bus speed)
32Mb EDO RAM
2.1Gb Seagate 4200rpm HDD
12x CD-ROM
3.5" floppy
Soundblaster 16 audio
4Mb PCI Diamond stealth 2D graphics card. (not 3D mind)
17" Generic monitor
Honeywell keyboard (yes the same one i just got rid of!)
- 12x cd-rom + 32x pioneer slot loading CD-rom (this is where i got my liking for slot loading drives from)
+ 100Mb external Zip drive for backups.
big upgrade here (mid 1997):
- Pentium-166 + Pentium2-300
- old motherboard + Gigabyte 440LX motherboard (66mhz system bus)
- 4Mb PCI graphics card + 4Mb ATI RagePro 3D graphics card (oooo 3d!)
- 32Mb edo ram + 64Mb PC66 SDRAM (couldnt use edo with new motherboard)
(Late 1998)
- 2.1Gb Seagate HDD + 16.8Gb IBM 16GP 5400rpm hard drive (man that was alot of capacity in those days!)
Went over to canada October 1999. Put old 2.1Gb HDD back into the system i left at home, and took the 16.8Gb HDD with me with OS + Games intact.
Canadian system (Late 1999)
Celleron-500 (based on the Pentium2 Mendichino core)
128Mb PC100 SDRAM
Asus P3B-F motherboard (66mhz system bus, 75, 83 or 100 also possible)
16.8Gb IBM HDD from home
52x sony CD-ROM
3.5" floppy
100Mb internal Zip drive
SoundBlaster 128 Audio card
Viper V770 32Mb TNT2 3d AGP graphics card (oooo fast!)
Optiquest V75 17" monitor (VERY nice monitor)
Altec Lansing speaker set
+ T10/100 network card.
First Overclocking attempted.
Managed to Overclock:
CPU 500Mhz up to 562Mhz (system bus 66Mhz up to 75Mhz)
Graphics card 125Mhz/150Mhz up to 157Mhz/205Mhz (man it got HOT!)
Returned home to Oz. Sold celleron-500 system completely, except for the 16.8Gb HDD that came home again
So home system STILL was (Late 2000):
P2-300
Gigabyte 440LX motherboard
64Mb PC66 SDRAM
16.8Gb HDD
4Mb PCI RagePro 3D graphics card
17" generic monitor
SOundblaster 16
32x CD-ROM
Between (late 2000) and (mid 2001)
- soundblaster 16 + Soundblaster 512
- 4Mb Ragepro 3d graphics card + Gigabyte 32Mb TNT2 Pro 3d card
+ 40Gb IBM 60GXP HDD (16.8Gb became backup drive)
+ 196Mb PC133 SDRAM (for a total of 256Mb SDRAM)
- Gigabyte 32Mb TNT2 Pro (it died in its ass bigtime) + Leadtek 32Mb
Geforce2pro 3d card (BIG improvment!)
+ 56k modem and net access at home.
- 32x cdrom + 52x sony
- 52x sony (was crappy and way too loud) + Pioneer 106S 16x DVD drive!
Big system upgrade! (March/April 2001)
New generic OMNI case with 300W Power supply
- Pentium2-300Mhz + AMD Athlon 1200Mhz
- Gigabyte 440LX + Asus A7V-133 motherboard
- 256Mb PC66/133 SDRAM + 512Mb PC150 SDRAM
- Soundblaster 512 + Soundblaster LIVE!
+ Ricoh 12x10x32x cd burner
Later that year, due to overclocking requirements:
- fop32-1 + Swiftech MCX-462 + 80mm delta!
- Crap 300W power supply + 550W enermax PSU (wonderful unit)
More overclocking (mid 2001)
CPU from 1200Mhz up to 1400Mhz stable
System bus from 133 to 150.
GeForce 2 pro graphics card from 200/400 to 215/460
(Late 2001)
- A7V133 motherboard + Iwill KK266Rplus (never liked that crappy asus board, it died)
- 16.8Gb IBM HDD retired (it was getting old and slow, but still worked!) + 80Gb Maxtor D740X HDD added as the backup drive.
(early/mid 2002)
- AMD Athlon 1200Mhz (died due to overclocking beyond 1500mhz) + AMD XP1800+ processor
- Iwill KK266Rplus (it died due to overclocking hehehe) + Epox 8k3a+ DDR motherboard
- 512Mb SDRAM + 512Mb PC3200 DDR ram (new motherboard needed new ram)
(during the course of 2002)
- OLD 17" monitor + 17" Viewsonic high resolution monitor
- MS mouse + MS explorer 3.0 Optical mouse
+ 500VA UPS system (to prevent blackouts and protect the PC from damage)
- Pioneer 106S (stopped reading DVD disks) + Liteon 16x DVD
- Ricoh 12x10x32x burner (gettin old lol) + Liteon 48x24x48x
- honeywell keyboard (the only original component left intact from the initial system!!!) + Compac black USB keyboard
(Pending, Late november)
- Crap tinbox omni midtower case
+ UBER NICE atlas black case, anodised inside and out for my pleasure. a handful of silent casefans and possibly a 120mm fan and a 120mm to 80mm adaptor for the MCX-462. [laughs]
<b>All CDs will be protected and you are a filthy pirate! - <i>Bertelsmann Music Group (BMG)</i>
Serving THGC for over 2 years.</b>
Too long to list. I can tell you my first PC was a Vic 20. There really wasn't much to upgrade to back then, LOL. Sometimes I wish I could get all of my money back. I'd probably just use it to build a killer system though.
The Men Behind the GUNS!
<A HREF="http://www.btvillarin.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=327" target="_new"><b>MY SYSTEM</b></A>
My upgrade list is nice and short since the computer I now have is the first one I bought with my own money.
PIII 1GHz Coppermine
IBM case
MSI mobo
cheap 175W power supply
LG 4x8x24 CDRW
128 MB SDRAM
40GB 5400RPM Quantum HD
17" NEC monitor
IBM keyboard and mouse
no name speakers
upgrades
+ 128 MB kingston SDRAM
+ optical USB logitech mouse
+ 64 MB Powercolor Radeon 7500 PCI
The powersupply is killing me, but I will keep it until I build my own system next summer. The only part that is going to stay on my next upgrade is the optical mouse. Everything else will be replaced.
<font color=green>My other personality is schitzofrenic.</font color=green>
First started out working on a terminal, but I won't get into that. My first PC was a 200Mhz w/ 32MB Ram, and a 2 MB Cirrus Logic (that was l337!). After the 3.4GB WD caviar HDD crashed, I got an IBM DJNA 7.2K RPM 10 gig and it was perty. Finally though, I got pissed at it and got a 1.2Ghz, 512DDR, GF2 Ultra, 40GB 75GXP comp. However, as soon as GF3 came out and Quadro DCC was available, I got one (and for $80!). Some time later, my 52x blew up, so I got a new one. Then my 75GXP died, so I got 2 Maxtor D740X's and hooked em up to a TX2000. I currently enjoy constant stream rates of 80MB/s. That's about it, and I recently changed my 15" CRT (6 years old) for a 17" NEC FE791SB. Also, for printers I first had a color HP 600 something, then a 712C, and now a DJ5550 which is just hornifying in its color reproduction and quality.
Kentucky: 15 million people, 5 last names....
Agh, I'm too lazy at the moment to list everything plus, I need to take a shower... anyway let's just say I went from a 486 DX33 with 4MB RAM to a Pentium 133 with 32MB RAM to an AMD K6-2 450MHz with 64MB RAM (later upgraded to 192MB RAM) to an Athlon 1.2GHz with 256MB RAM to a P4 2.26GHz with 512MB RAM.
Intelligence is not merely the wealth of knowledge but the sum of perception, wisdom, and knowledge.
In chronological order:
Terminal (nuff said)
Osborne II Portable (loose term!)
Commodore 64 (12" B&W monitor)
Commodore 128 (13" Color screen)
286-10, (13" Greenscreen VGA woohoo!)
386-20 (OMG a real color 14" monitor!)
486-66 (First Windows machine, Win95, now 15" monitor yay!!!)
Celeron 300 (First 'puter I bought, not handed-down, 17" monitor, first 3D card - 3dFX 8mb)
Athlon 700 (19" Iiyama Vision Master Pro, first CD-R)
Dell 486-66 Laptop
T-Bird 1ghz (First DVD-Rom)
Sager P3 700mhz Laptop (DVD-Rom, 14" LCD)
T-Bird 1.33 (First Raid machine, still main 'puter, still same 19" Iiyama)
Sager 5620 Laptop (P4 1.8ghz, DVD-Rom / CD-RW, 15" LCD)
Yesterday: Ordered Shuttle SB-55G with P4 1.8ghz for home theater / file server.
-- Ah sh*t! sys64738 --
Whoa man... get a better PSU PLEASE!
<font color=red><b><i>"Humans are just overclocked Monkeys!"</i></b></font color=red>
<b>Serving THGC for over 2 years.</b>
Oh yeah. its official now:
+ 80mm to 120mm green plastic fan adaptor and 2200rpm 32dba 85cfm 120mm evercool aluminium fan
<font color=red><b><i>"Humans are just overclocked Monkeys!"</i></b></font color=red>
<b>Serving THGC for over 2 years.</b>
I wish I could get a better PSU. The only problem is that it would be hard to find an Enermax supply that would fit in my case since it is an IBM case.
Cristal, says hi.
But as I said, my next computer will be nice. Probably get a 550W Enermax.
<font color=green>My other personality is schitzofrenic.</font color=green>
Officially mine:
P3 450@504
64 MB SDRAM -> 128 later
S3 savage 4 32 meg -> GF 256 DDR
Fujitsu 6.4 gig
48x cdrom
sb live value
P3 700 @ 975
128 MB SDRAM
GF256 DDR -> GF2 GTS
IBM 75GXP 30 gig
SB Live MP3+ 5.1
16x DVD
above system was stolen, replaced with:
Pretty much the same, except Tbird 900 @ 1050
XP 1800+ @ 1.6 GHz (had 1.73, but it goes kinda funny sometimes)
512 DDR @ 181x2 MHz
GF2 GTS
80 gig WD 800JB
Live MP3+ 5.1
250 meg zip
16x DVD
sweet Antec 1030B case
+sony 500w ht receiver and SCE speakers
all had nics...
yah..
Some day I'll be rich and famous for inventing a device that allows you to stab people in the face over the internet.
Yes. Enermax 550W is very niiiiice. Me got one.
They changed em though, silly people.
My model is one of the earier temp controlled ones... the new ones are knob controlled, you have to twiddle them!
<font color=red><b><i>"Humans are just overclocked Monkeys!"</i></b></font color=red>
<b>Serving THGC for over 2 years.</b>
Holy schmoly...how do you guys actually remember stuff like this?
<font color=blue><A HREF="http://www.generalsnus.com" target="_new">Put it under your lip</A></font color=blue>
mostly because i still HAVE all of the bits of my old computers...
the first one was a Dx2 66, some Brand X motherboard, that i've NEVER identified, and 16 meg of memory. .
IT was fairly fast, the Graphics were nothing to write home about, and the the 2 gig hdd was Big, slow, and noisey.
I replaced the CPU with a P150, the motherboard with an Intel Something.. ( i was young, i was care free, it lasted a week, then got hit by lightening.
Next up was a P2 450, 2x128mb of Edo, sat in an asus P2bs, with the worlds loudest 400 wat psu.
then the worlds loudest IBM 10 gig hdd.
then a quieter 400 wat psu, an even queter 400 was psu, then an enermax psu.
Then the whole thing, and the 4 different hdd's i've aquired, (2gig, 2 gig, 10 gig, and the 200gig i'm using at the mo..)
for an Athlon Xp 2000, sat in an Asus Av7333, 1 gig of Corsair XMP Cas 2, a Geforce 4 ti 4600, and an audigy.
two of the 2gig hdds are raided together.. and the 200 is groaning under the weight of 5 different o/s's
If at first you <b> do </b> succeed, try not to look too suprised
Sh!t... I wish I didn't said that. But you're lucky and I will make a list of all hardware I bought/owned/whatever.
First self-bought PC (1999 August or something)
Pentium 3 450MHz
ASUS P2B-F
128 PC100 SDRAM
Diamond Viper V770 32MB TNT2
Soundblaster Live!
Cambridge soundworks 4.1 surround
15.3GB 7200rpm ATA66 Maxtor HD
50x ASUS CDROM
3.5" FD
Iiyame Vision Master Pro400 A701GT
Logitech Pilot Wheelmouse
Mitsumi keyboard
Miditower with 2xxW PSU
Later bought:
Epson Styles Colour740 printer
Second rig (end 2000):
Pentium 75
Intel Advanced ZP mobo
80MB Fastpage RAM
6 GB HD ATA33
16x CDROM
SiS 6326 4MB PCI
Old 286 AT keyboard
Trust Serial mouse
3.5" FD
Controller card because the COM-ports where destroyed somehow
First 'upgrade' Feb 2001:
AMD Athlon Thunderbird 1000MHz 200MHz FSB
Coolermaster HSF
ASUS A7V133
256MB PC133 SDRAM
GeForce2 MX 32MB
HP 9500i 12x/8x/36x CDRW
Codegen Miditower with 350W PSU
HP ScanJet 3300C
First LAN:
4x 10/100MB/s Realtek NIC
5 ports 100Mb/s HUB
4 ports printerswitch (manual)
Made my second rig (P75) router
Builded another PC for my brother (bought by my parents) of my old mobo/CPU/videocard/memory/case and new parts.
Also connected my dads 'new' PC to it: Compaq 166MHz.
I was allowed to keep his former 486... I used the 2GB HD instead of the 6GB in the P75 server and addes the 6GB to my own rig... I disassembled the rest of the PC still have the mobo and CPU around.
HSF Update:
Alpha PAL6035 with Delta60HP 7000rpm fan
Second upgrade:
AMD Athlon Thunderbird 1.4GHz 266MHz FSB AYHJA Yxxxxx stepping
Abit KG7-RAID mobo
2*256MB PC2400 Corsair DDRRAM
Bigtower 350W PSU
2*80mm casefan
92mm casefan
*Sold old hardware (CPU/mobo/memory) to neighbours and builded a nice PC of it*
Disassembling old PCs from my dad:
286 gave my some nice old hardware, a 5.25" FD (placed in server) and a 80mm fan out of the PSU.
486 gave my (as said before) 2GB HD, 80mm fan from PSU nice old stuff including some memory which I think sticked in my server (to make it 80MB).
I also got a 5.25" FD from a friend for my own rig
Used those fans as casefans
Watercooling:
Swiftech MCW-462BTEC
HWLabs BlackIce 1 with 120mm Delta HP fan
700 h/l pump
172W Peltier
200W PSU for peltier
Other parts (tubing, resevoir)
DigiDoc 5
Rheostat for radiator fan
Second upgrade part B:
2*20GB Seagate Barracude IV 7200rpm ATA100 HDs in RAID 0
Toshiba M1502 DVD 16x/48x
350W EnerMax PSU
First OC'ing accident Dec 2001:
Fried my 1.4 GHz T-bird while using my peltier/watercooler combo the first time... bought AMD Athlon XP1600+ and switched back to aircooling to revise my watercooling.
March 2002:
Watercooling back online without peltier... bough BTEC conversion kit
May 2002:
Started buying parts to enhance watercooler:
1300 l/h pump
Koolance GPU waterblock
Koolance NB waterblock
More tubes and splitters
Flowmeter
Also RMA'ed my drives for special RAID 0 drives (same type) because bad performance.
Videocard update (June 2002):
MSI GeForce4 Ti4200 128MB
Third rig build:
Pentium 3 700MHz
Slotket
Abit BE6-II
256MB Infineon PC133 CAS2 SDRAM (only 128MB working due to chipset)
40GB Western Digital ATA100 7200rpm HD
52x LG CDROM
AS4000 PCI soundcard
3.5" FD
iCute Miditower case with 250W PSU I got from my uncle
Digitus 2 ports KVM-switch
Auditek 2.1 Speakerset
Second accident (not OC this time):
Broke my KG7-RAID duringh CPU replacement for testing another one... new board ordered: Epox 8K5A2+
That is all for now... I'm sure I forgot some things.
My CPU runs so hot the arctic silver undergoes nuclear fusion
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For some one who has only been at this game for 3 years thats one BIG list svol!
Firstly was a Spectrum ZX80 with a tape drive that rarely worked!
Then 2 amstrads both 386's
A Wang which was another 386
A 468 dx2 66 with,
Maxtor 512 hard drive (it still works)
2x cd drive (Mitsumi)
8MB ram
28.8 modem (we were on the net some time in 94-95)
sound card (sound blaster 16 I think)
512kB graphics (from cirus logic)
added 800MB hd to this and new 6x cd
Then upgraded that to a 120 with new mobo
2.1Gb quantum hd, 32 meg ram
put a 6Gb hd in here at some point and then an 8gb
then there was a 233mmx
which used lots of the old parts that had built up from other upgrades e.g the 6gb disk
We then added a 450 PII to the colection
I got another computer which was a PIII 550
Then my athlon 2000xp
This was a fantastic computer but I killed the motherboard by under volting it (too much draw on the 12v line I think)
sold the esentials to my dad and got it working with a new mobo and bits from the old 450 (that has had a lot of upgrades done to it that I cant be arsed to go in to)
and now my 2.4 PIV which is shithot
I only overclocked the 2000XP and the PIV and them to 2100XP and 2.66 respectivly
I could go in to more detail but dont realy want to.
Now thats what I want to know!
Well that is the hardware I self bought/received. My dad had some other PC from his work... I can try to summarize what (in chronological order):
1. Unknown laptop with blue screen more then 12 years ago, he sold it later.
2. 286 Tandom PC with Black and white display. A couple of MBs of RAM and a 15MB HD. Without a mouse or printer but with DOS 3.3 and APL, it also had the 5.25" FD which is now in my server.
3. Compaq 386 with 12MB RAM (I think) and a 400MB HD (I think)... Win 3.11 with DOS 6.2. Color display, mouse keyboard and later Epson FX-80+ printer. No soundcard or CDROM.
4. Compaq 486DX 100MHz with 32MB RAM and 2GB HD. Onboard VGA and sound. Running Win95. No CDROM in the beginning... we later bought a 16x CDROM which is now placed in my server. This was the first PC with internet: a 56k6 modem on a 33k6 line. Monitor still in use for server (15" Compaq 151FS). This PC is disassembled (I was allowed to keep it... his company didn't want it back) and I'm going to use the hardware as room decoration, the 80mm PSU fan is in my main rig.
5. (Still running):
Compaq Pentium 166Mhz MMX with 64MB RAM and onboard VGA and USB. Came with 2GB HD and 20x CDROM. I placed a soundcard which I got from a friend in it, headphone for sound. It uses an USB to 10/100 MB/s Ethernet adapter to access my network... but I might place a 10/100MB/s NIC in it instead of that. I use the Compaq V500 15" monitor of it together with the keyboard (really nice one) and my brothers old wheelmouse (he now got a wireless mouse and keyboard) together with a KVM-switch to control that PC and my second gaming rig (third rig).
It would be cool if my dad gets another new PC from his works... maybe then we have 4 PCs which I can use to play 3D games like Quake3 or UnrealTournament together with friends. And maybe I'm allowed to keep the Pentium 166MHz too
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My CPU runs so hot the arctic silver undergoes nuclear fusion
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1984: Commodore 64
1985: C..
No, This is just going to take way to much time. You'll have to do with the link in my sig. There is a description of my last four systems.
<i><b>Engineering is the fine art of making what you want from things you can get</b></i>
<A HREF="http://www.btvillarin.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=655" target="_new">My systems</A>
1. 386SX-16, 2MB RAM, 42MB HDD
2. 486DX-33, 8MB RAM, 100MB HDD
3. 486DX3-100, 16MB RAM, 540MB HDD, S3 Trio Video w 256K ram
4. Cyrix PR200, 192MB RAM, 3.1GB HDD, Diamond Stealth S220
video
5. Celeron 433, Abit BX6r2, 256MB RAM, Voodoo3 3000,
13.6GB Quantum Fireball
6. AMD Athlon 1000, ECS K7VZA, 256MB RAM, GeForce2MX,
40GB HDD
7. Dell 4500: P4 2.26, 256MB DDR, Geforce4MX 440, 80GB HDD
1st system-Apple IIVX *yuck*
Intel Pentium 150Mhz
Shuttle Hot591p motherboard
4 8mb Pc-33 EDO simms
3com 10/100 ISA ethernet card
Sound Blaster Pro PCI
Cirrus Logic 2mb PCI video card
24x Cdrom drive
3.5 inch floppy
2.1Gb Seagate 5400rpm HDD
15inch AOC Spectrum monitor
generic 2 piece speakers
wierd old AT style keyboard
generic steel case, sharp edges!
200watt PSU
microsoft 2 button mouse
upgrade to-
sound blaster live value
48x cdrom drive
LG 8x4x32x Cd-rw
AMD K6-2 400Mhz
128mb Sdram Pc-100
Nvidia TNT 16mb
trashed the system, whole new one
AMD Athlon 1Ghz
FIC Ad-11 motherboard
2 sticks of 128mb pc-266 AllComp DDR
Linksys 10/100 PCI ethernet NIC
Creative Labs modem blaster 56k
Nvidia Geforce2 Pro 64mb (does 250/520 overclock)
kept the LG CD burner
17 inch KDS Vs7i monitor
3.5 inch floppy
microsoft intellimouse
basic keyboard
Enlight 7237 case
Enlight 300 watt PSU
Altec Lansing 4.1 speakers AVS500
20gb 7200 rpm Maxtor HDD
sold some of the parts to my family, they built a new computer to replace the old Mac and AMD K6-2 comp
my current computer
2 motherboards (I alternated)
Soyo Sy-kt333 Dragon Ultra
Gigasuck Ga-7vaxp
AMD Athlon XP 1800+
256Mb Crucial Pc-266 DDR
Radeon 8500 64mb
Asus 16x dvd-rom
generic 48x cd-rom
Viewsonic 19 inch monitor E90
3.5inch floppy
Altec Lansing 5.1 speakers 251
microsoft optical intellimouse
Chieftec/Antec style medium case (the one with a door and window)
basic keyboard
Antec 430 watt truepower
40gb Maxtor, 20gb WD, 46Gb IBM 75GXP, all 7200 rpms
integrated Cmedia 8738 or ALC 650 sound
Soon enough, Intel will make the i845s...imagine dual channel Sdram...*shudder*
Dates? Who can remember that far back? It started in the late 70's with a 4k ram Model 1 TRS-80.
Four months later upgraded it to a whopping 16k of ram. Would never need more....
Four months later upgraded it to a Level II Basic ROM. Could do some real programming now....
Around 1980 upgraded to a Model III TRS-80 with 48K of RAM. Added single density single sided floppy drives about 6 months later. Upgraded the TRS-DOS operating system to NEWDOS after 1 month of frustration.
Upgraded to a Model IV TRS-80 with 128k RAM, dual sided double density floppy drives in 1983.
Got my first IBM PC in 1982. No hard drive, just a single floppy.
You don't really want to hear about the other 20 or so PC's since then.
Anyone ever hear of the Sterns PC? It was 3 times faster then the IBM, but had propriatary hardware (couldn't share hardware with the IBM PC). They didn't last too long...
<font color=blue>This is a Forum, not a playground. Treat it with Respect.</font color=blue>
It would probably take a month for me to list my upgrade history.
<font color=blue>You're posting in a forum with class. It may be third class, but it's still class!</font color=blue>
1998/99
cel 300 at 375/83 on aopen ax6b+scsi mb home built
9G 10,000rpm scsi
no dvd, 4x scsi burner
in 2000
upgraded to cel 600 at 750/83
2001
Dell 1.3G p4 to do flask/divx which was sse ready
12x dell stock dvd (dog)
phillips 8x burner(dog) that never worked at 8x (ran ok at 4x)
2002
upgraded Dell to 16x pioneer dvd and 40x tdk burner (both good)
2002 also
AMD 1.7G
LiteOn 16x dvd (rocks)
LiteOn 40x burner (rocks)
Give me fuel, give me fire, give me that which I desire.
my upgrade history is stored in the longest tomb ever written, I just cant type it all here but I will say the number of parts I have destroyed:
6 cpu's
5 video cards
2 sound cards
12 hard drives
4 power supplies
5 motherboards
3 cd roms
God knows how many fans and other misc things. My computer is a war zone and I suffer heavy losses
Dungeons and Dragons Famous Last Words:
"C'mon DM,let's see some REAL monsters!" And then you turn the corner as the Dungeon Master chuckles... DM: "It hits and... Oh hold on... I need more dice"
Intel 386 (16Mhz was it)
640k of RAM, running IBM DOS 5.0
it couldn't run DOOM
then
Intel Pentium 100Mhz
16Mb of RAM, windows 3.1 and DOS
Intel Pentium 200Mhz (with MMX technology)
32Mb EDO RAM
Windows 95
Intel Pentium II 400Mhz
128Mb of PC100 SDRAM
Asus P2B mobo on Intel 440 BX Chipset
Matrox Millenium G200 card 8Mb (later upgraded to Nvidia GF2 Ultra)
Windows 98
AMD AthlonXP 1900+
768Mb PC2100 DDR RAM
Soltek SL75-DRV2 mobo VIA KT266A chipset
Leadtek Geforce 4 Ti 4200 128Mb Graphics
100Gb Western Digital HD
CoolerMaster Aluminium Case ATC201
Windows XP Pro
WOW
You are one destructive bugger!
The best ive done to date is:
1 stick of 256Mb PC150 kingmax sdram
1 gigasuck TNT2Pro
1 asus a7v133
1 iwill KK266-Rplus
1 Tbird 1200C (1500Mhz @ 2.05v was just a bit too much)
and my trusty *caughs* IBM 60GXP "deathstar"
<font color=purple><i>An angel is someone who helps you believe in miracles again.</i></font color=purple>
AMD_Man has a P4, that's interesting.
"You need to be trusted by the people that you lie to, so that when they turn their backs on you, you get the chance to put the knife in." -Pink Floyd, ‘Dogs’
You build and OC'ed that system yourself?
My CPU runs so hot the arctic silver undergoes nuclear fusion
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LOL I was signed in and PooBaa wanted to post so he just used my name.
<font color=purple><i>An angel is someone who helps you believe in miracles again.</i></font color=purple>
You two are some of the most unconscious people I've ever known if you don't even notice the username posting!
Seriously though, I thought for a minute that you were a techie...
--
*You can do anything you set your mind to man. -Eminem
I should have gone along with it and let everyone think I was a techie
<font color=purple><i>An angel is someone who helps you believe in miracles again.</i></font color=purple>
Kick lou in the pants and see if she wakes up.
"I can't promise perfection but I'll give it a fair shot and hope that it doesn't take away from the sponteneity and good humour of the forum, which I really enjoy." - <b>WingDing</b>
I thought you also had a PC interest... what are you studying again?
My CPU runs so hot the arctic silver undergoes nuclear fusion
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PooBaa keeps using her account 'by accidenct'.
My CPU runs so hot the arctic silver undergoes nuclear fusion
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Is the AMD 1.7 the one you blew up?
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Yeh, I am studying computers. I just don't know as much as PooBaa does
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Bah!
She has a natural knack for software issues. My strengths are hardware problems
Blaaaaaaaaaaaack (just HAD to say it)
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Cool... can you tell me what you can do and what kind of study it is?
My CPU runs so hot the arctic silver undergoes nuclear fusion
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Well my strongest point is also hardware... I can hardly program yet. Just a little QBasic, Visual Basic and Java... and I know SQL.
My CPU runs so hot the arctic silver undergoes nuclear fusion
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Awwww crap. My Divx encoder aint working anymore. *sniffle* Just wont accept the sound codec's or something. Damn stragne.
My extent of programming is divx creation, disabling crap in the windows startup or making Infinity engine games harder with editors LOL
<b>The Intel Celleron 2.1 & 2.2Ghz processors provide consumers with a great way to get on the Internet. Which one of the 478 pins plug into the phone socket? - <i>Intel & The Inquirer</i></b>
You tried reinstalling the soundcodec... or using the Nimo Codec Pack?
My CPU runs so hot the arctic silver undergoes nuclear fusion
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Do you not have a CPU in your current machine?
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