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Most of my RAM

 

 

Intel WS440BX Motherboard with Intel Pentium 3 500MHz "Katamai"

 

 

Close-up of the processor

 

 

ASUS nVidia TNT2 RIVA 32MB AGP 4X

 

 

Chaintech or PNY nVidia GeForce FX 5200 128MB AGP 8X

 

 

ATI Radeon X1650 Pro PowerColor Edition 256MB GDDR2 AGP 8X

 

 

3dfx VooDoo3 3000 16MB AGP 2X

 

 

Close-up

 

 

The pins

 

 

Soundblaster 16, Soundblaster Live! 5.1 Digital, Riptide PC80079

 

 

Maxtor DiamondMax Plus 8 40GB, Seagate Barracuda ATA IV 40GB, and an IntelliPoint CD.

 

Those are alot of beutiful components;) nice job

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No,the dust is part of the color scheme.

 

They do say that grey is the new black.

Nothing to see here - move along.

 

 

 

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I think I can give this a go and maybe win...

Also what do you think of my camera skills with a galaxy s3 8 megapixels FTW

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I have an old i486 on my desk. I also have a 540mb HDD. I'll put up some pictures later. :D

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Another guy with integrated only...

Yeah back in the day, I didn't really play pc games that often "don't know why probably because all my friends were on ps1 and so was I because of trading games etc"

Just used this pc for word processing really until I needed more power and built a pc for gaming and work and never regretted it since!

Wish I had got into Pc gaming earlier tho.

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I think I can give this a go and maybe win...

Also what do you think of my camera skills with a galaxy s3 8 megapixels FTW

256mb Ram, 250w psu, intel celeron D, Ibm Model M, Seagate 40gb Hdd, Generic Dell brand Mobo, Massive heatsink,Generic parallel ata disc drive and parallel ata cables glory shots of the chips and and a dial up networking expansion card :D

Dat Samsung camera photo skill. Nice stuff you got there

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Those are alot of beutiful components;) nice job

Thanks. :P Not bad for a cheap Kodak 10MP camera (that's point and shoot).

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You're rich... DDR is overpriced this days...

Also if I'd my old HDD... needed to recover data and you have the exact model and firmware ._.

Aaaand... What pc had the ATI Radeon X1650?

ZEUS did before it died.

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I have a 7600gt for backup and a old Pentium socket 487 chip, as well as a ddr2 c2d system under my bed

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Here is just a couple of the old motherboards that I have lying around. I have alot more but need to buy more plaques before I hang them up on the wall.

 

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Where do you get them plaques from and how exactly do you put the motherboard's on the plaques?

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Where do you get them plaques from and how exactly do you put the motherboard's on the plaques?

You can get them at your local hobby shop, I got mine a Micheals, which is just like a hobby Lobby if you are from the US.  They are pretty pricy for what they are in my opinion, they were $30 a peace, there are cheaper plaques but these just looked a lot better then the others. I just went to Tiger direct and bought a big box full of standoffs and screwed those into the plaques and then mounted them just like you would in a case.

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This is from my family/brother's old computer. The games are his too.

SAM 2062

Assortment of IDE stuff

SAM 2065

Line in for our old dial up I guess (Resting on an IDE ribbon cable)

SAM 2072

A Pentium 3

SAM 2077

All the USB

SAM 2088

Not sure what graphics card this is.

SAM 2089

A bunch of killer games my brother used to play; I found them on a shelf one day.

 

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Guess I'll have to take pictures of the Mac SE and a bunch of other old stuff I have once I get a chance.

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I propose a rule: A P4, DDR1, or 40GB HDDs and anything newer should not be considered retro.

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Why not PC100, P-ATA 66?

Sure. I had a PIII with PC100 RAM until 2008 when I got a P4, which I had until 2012.

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Sure. I had a PIII with PC100 RAM until 2008 when I got a P4, which I had until 2012.

STOP COPYING MY UPGRADE CYCLE!!! ;)

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STOP COPYING MY UPGRADE CYCLE!!! ;)

I think my current computer is a weensy bit better than yours. (As in a lot.)

 

Was your P3 like the one in the picture above or was it like the newer type of CPU with the pins and goes into the motherboard with heatsink on top? Mine was a 766MHz with a 64MB Radeon card. Hours of playing 18 Wheels of Steel.

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