jamman2019

4930K 
16gb ddr3
asus rampage iv 
 
good old thing 

North Bridge heat sink is that classic Soyo style and color that seems like everyone ripped off. Pretty sure I have a similar board to that in my basement right now and a few Pentium3/P3 Celery chips as well. No reason I'm hanging onto them, just forget to toss the stuff.

Thank you linus for all of what you have done.at school I am known as the nerdy weard kid who will they can only make fun off. And I know what it felt like to talk in front of people I had to talk in front of my 300 people year group about computers and a raspberry pi game console I made from scratch.and all they can call you the nerdy weardo.

Thank you linus for all of what you have done.at school I am known as the nerdy weard kid who will they can only make fun off. And I know what it felt like to talk in front of people I had to talk in front of my 300 people year group about computers and a raspberry pi game console I made from scratch.and all they can call you the nerdy weardo.

Issue 4B zx spectrum 48k mid surgery. 

the recipe for early 2005 greatness.
 
Athlon64x2 4200+
Asus A8N SLI deluxe
2 gigs of OCZ DDR 400 Platinum
Geforce 7900GT's in SLI
Zalman cooling on everything
 
long gone is the Cooler Master Wave Master(with a self cut side window, and filled with blue led antec 80mm case fans), that the system lived in, along with the pc power and cooling 510 watt power supply.
 
i cant recall what hard drives were in this system. i suspect i retired my pair of (surprisingly still alive at the time) IBM Desk Star 60 gxp hard drives when i build this and went to a sata drive of some sort. but i cant recall it.

Finally got my modem up and running but it seems a bit slow. I remember the excitement when the 56K video cards came out. Blazing speed. first pic. It could load a single low res pic in less than a minute.
 
Then came by video cards. Radeon 6450, GeForce FX5200 (128 meg) NVidia Riva TNT2 M64, and the NVidia GEForce 2 MX400. One of the NVidia cards even had a fan, by God, and that was the hot rod. I've been around awhile. These cards all seem to be a bit "laggy" when playing 1080 video games. I don't think that one frame every 5 seconds is quite quick enough. Who else has a "Junk Drawer"?
 
The struggles were real. 
 

i had compleatly forgotten that i had ever owned this card. this would have been in my Athlon 64 3000+ system. and retired when i upgraded to an Athlon 64 x2 4200+ with pci-express. my memory told me the Athlon 64 3000+ had a radeon 9600pro all-in-wonder in it when i retired it.

have a look at this one on amazon this should be perfect for what you want to do
Samsung LC32JG50QQUXEN 31.4-inch WQHD Monitor

Second hand RX 580 would still be a reasonably priced GPU for 1080p gaming

pc bulding with Dennis