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Intel was retarded enough to make a CPU well after the Pentium III that is actually slower  :blink: . 

 

This waaaaas a mobile processor in a netbook that was a fraction of the size of a P3 machine though :P 

 

So I mean its not that surprising, it wasn't meant to perform well 

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Don't remember the specs exactly but the computer was a Dell Dimension 4600. I played Max Payne at 15 FPS, childhood memories. 

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Self built was very happy with it. It had a Pentium 3 800MHz, 128mb sd-ram, 20GB hdd, a floppy drive, ATi 2MB AGP video card, generic case w/psu, Creative sound card, CD-ROM,  56K modem, Windows Me. The build lasted about 5 years, where it skipped 3 generations of Pentium 4 and right when Intel introduced their dual core Pentium D.

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My first gaming rig is I7 2600 some crappy Acer motherboard & 8gb of 1333mhz RAM cannot quite remember the GPU but it was probably a 500 series GT something... xD

 

 
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I had a very, very awful Windows 95 Machine, Which was retired after it caught fire. (Janky PSU is Jank)

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Pentium 4 with 2x1gb ddr1. A Hp of some sort.

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I'm actually very curious to see how bad everyone else's PC's were before they got their ultra mega super awesome gaming builds.

 

Mine was some Dell desktop that we got from Walmart. Had 4 gigs of memory and on-board graphics. EWWW.

 

I still have my 1st laptop, and it's still my laptop till i buy a new rig.

 

It's freaking old xD core2duo, 4gb ram, gt 320m 1gb, 300gb storage xD i can't even record in proper conditions to my channel. which if u wanna check : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V31OVWPhWyQ

 

But yeah, still saving money for a gaming rig

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Remembering how good i thought that pc was now, I want to buy one of these

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Pictures does not exist but these are the specs of my first PC.

  • Some random motherboard and case.
  • 80286 Intel CPU, clocked at 16 MHz
  • 640 KB of RAM
  • CGA Graphics card, hooked up to my old Amiga Monitor
  • IO Card with one PAR and two SER ports
  • 5¼" HD Floppy drive (1.2 MB)
  • MS-DOS 3.30 + Wordperfect 5.1 (on floppies)
     

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A first gen Celeron with integrated graphics and 3gb of ram

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Ah what the hell my first PC was actually originally my grandpas and it broke so he got a new one and asked if i wanted it so turns out the onboard memory was busted so i just threw a AMD HD6570 in it, its total specs... Intel core 2 duo, 2GB DDR2, 500GB HDD, And the HD6570 1GBVRAM. https://imgur.com/9uFQ5Y8 Here is a photo of the poor thing

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Had my first PC in the mid 80's.  Was a gaming PC, played stuff like Reader Rabbit on it lol.

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Cant remember what my first pc was called, but i remember it was running a mix of dos and win 95 where you had to start windows from a dos command <.< oh and it had a turbo button and i played wolfenstein 3D on it >.>

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Athlon 64 x2 3800+, 1GB DDR2 800, GeForce 6100 onboard graphics.

Ran that config from 2006 to late 2012 when I upgraded to an X1300 Pro and 3GB RAM. Late 2013 swapped out to a GT630 and went up to 4GB.

Nothing beat waiting years for games to load, and then running source games at 640x480 and still lagging. PC now holds the slowest Valley Basic score here.

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Pentium 2

Integrated video chip that couldn't do 3d for the love of god

No soundcard

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E2200, 2 gb ram (which still exist in my current rig), vista (oh god), some nvidia gpu built onto the mobo, 160gb hdd

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Pentium D single core @3.0ghz and 2 gig RAM(I think) so pretty terrible 

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Pentium T4500 dual core

2gigs of RAM

Intel Graphics.

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Well.....I haven't owned any windows based machine! Only my phone.... I do all the work on my phone or in the uni's lab for simulations and compute intensive work.

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Oh...my first was a real "warmachine"(or maybe closer to "washmashine").

If I remember correctly it was:

S3 Trio3D

Pentium 2

32MB Ram

3GB HDD

And hugely overpriced, as my whole family were computer noobs at that time.

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Was and still is a 2012 Inspiron N17r Laptop, has a GT 525M, and some I5 cpu.

Really want an upgrade, cant afford.

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