What's the Oldest Hardware in Your System right now?

[MuffinTopMike]

I use an old Benq monitor from the early 2000's as my second monitor.

[ragedev]

One of my GTX 670s which I still haven't managed to sell

[Tiby]

- Xbox 360 controller (from 2004 not the fatty one that came with the first launch of xbox 360). It's amazing how this actually held up until now. Mind you it's the USB model.

- My current 2.1 Altec Lansing sound setup from 2007. Still sounds incredible and don't intend to change them anytime soon. Too bad Altec went bankrupt and was bought by some Indie company. It's not the first time this has happened to them and just by reading their history you can see how bad management can lead to terrible consequences regardless the quality you invest in your products.

 

I could have added older stuff, such as an original IBM external floppy disk reader, but I can't say I am using it now on a daily basis. This thing is rock solid. 

[Shroomster]

1988 IBM Model M.

[wrath]

An old CRT monitor and my noname PC case from 2000 and still using them

[shadowblitz3]

my HP printer

[Lord Gaben]

My secondary and third monitors that are 4 years old

 

both are Samsung SyncMaster 2494HS

[Helly]

either my z5500 or my momo racing wheel... not entirely sure, but probably the speakers. Pretty sure they;re never gonna be replaced as long as they work.

[ShadowCaptain]

The only older thing in my PC is a 3 year old 2tb WD Green drive, everything else is new

[NeatSquidYT]

Probably my stereo system, it's a Sony CMT-EP313.

Meine Stereoanlage, ist es ein Sony CMT-EP313.

[Octagoncow]

I have a 6 year old 320GB HDD still alive in my rig. Other than that I don't have anything too old.

[Ace Lean]

I have a pair of design acoustics speakers from like 1980 still sounds fantastic! Really bumps!

[Real_PhillBert]

Is it bad that the oldest component in my PC is my 840 evo?

[ICantThinkOfAnyGoodName]

Everything I use with my rig is pretty new. The oldest thing is probably a Xbox 360 controller.

[felixbearpig]

i still use a usb drive i bought back when 1 gb used to be $100 

[allbrightwes]

 

Either the case or keyboard. Both from the mid 80's. Still finishing up the monitor which uses an iPad 3 display with an adapter to displayport. Have had this case through three different builds, starting with an i7 930, and now currently with an i7 4930k. The case was originally from a broken IBM 5150.

[Sadistic_Potato]

I guess the various elements that are in my laptop, because all of them must have been organic resources in our planet earth for who knows how long, so yeah.

 

I mean some parts from your laptop could be as old as earth herself! 

Lame Joke, I know

[Sousuke]

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Either the case or keyboard. Both from the mid 80's. Still finishing up the monitor which uses an iPad 3 display with an adapter to displayport. Have had this case through three different builds, starting with an i7 930, and now currently with an i7 4930k. The case was originally from a broken IBM 5150.

 

Thats awesome!

[Pugs501]

i still use a usb drive i bought back when 1 gb used to be $100 

What about a 100$ 400Kb Floppy Disk?

[The_Evenger]

my keyboard and mouse, i just cleaned them, and still not looking bad for how old they are. (i'd say 5-6 years, total guess)

[asim1999]

my keyboard and mouse, i just cleaned them, and still not looking bad for how old they are. (i'd say 5-6 years, total guess)

well that isnt exactly "old"

[Sev456]

Probably the old USB 2.0 sc/mmc card reader i salvaged from an old computer to put in my new build. Seemed useful so i thought "why not?"

[MeepLikesToBuildPc's]

45 year old amplifier makes the best sound tho

[chilicheeseburger]

A Logitech MX518 I've had for at least 6 or 7 years. The film on the black stuff on the sides peeled off but it doesn't even make any difference. Great mouse!

[siaran]

20 year old IBM Model M keyboard from 94. Still looks brand new, no real yellowing to speak of. You can pry it from my cold dead hands.