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

[evinta]

Its one of these things:

 

The case

The desk

The DVD/CD drive

The GPU

... the printer

 

Funny thing is the whole lot is being upgraded next year. 

[minibois]

This mouse is at least 12 years old. It's one of those (now) yellowy white Microsoft mouses.

Apparently the brother of my friend is using one too

[Wano97]

An atleast 10-11 year old monitor that I've been using since I was 7. Don't know the type, but it's from MIRAI

[asim1999]

well mine is a Dell, and it was a flagship monitor when it was released 10 years ago. Why have flagship PC gone up so much in price? my Dimension 3000 was only £400 and that had flagship specs back in 2004. My current rig which can be considered a high-end gaming PC is £1200.

[DigitalHermit]

This piece of work by Sony:

[-TesseracT-]

I had a broken Sony 42" plasma tv from 2003 up until a week ago. Used it a for about 3 years. Dat 576p res.

[TwOne]

For my secondary PC it has to be the  Asus V7770 GeForce 2 GTS 32MB! Something that gets really close are these 2001 Philips speakers that you could attach to certain CRT monitors.

 

Everything connected to my college laptop has to be either from 2013-2014 I guess.

[Trik'Stari]

Gtx 660 and a shitty tv

[pspfreak]

My Third monitor, my hp pavillion vf17 1280x1024 monitor. Still works perfectly, although I think its backlight is beginning to go. On startup it flickers, but after its warmed up its perfect. I'm actually typing this post on it. In my rig itself, the oldest thing would have to be my gtx 560ti graphics card. I really need an upgrade. 

[Charlie]

Seagate 13GB IDE drive (Seagate U8 ST313021A) inside an external case. I use it to store Nvidia Shadow-play recordings! The damn thing refuses to die!

[spaynton]

Either my Z-5500's, my MX518 mouse, or my Logitech Cordless Rumble Pad 2... All fantastic logitech products that have stood the test of time, and upgrades. I have recently re-purchased the z-5500's after regretting selling my original set back in 2007.

[spaih001]

Philips AMBX speakers and a 160GB hard drive which I don't know where it came from... 

[-ism]

Using an HP crap p.o.s. keyboard while I RMA my K70. Also using a freebie lenovo mouse that I quite like.

[techetga]

1024x768 monitor and 10 year old keyboard and mouse

[Toddwjp]

i have a thrusmaster firestorm, from 2004 i think, so 10 years old.

[toms94z71]

My Logitech speaker set that I brought in 2008.

[CtW]

A 7 year old DVD drive, a 11 year old monitor and another monitor that is definitely more than 10 years old.

[Speedbird]

Speakers from 2004.....

[fryingpan16]

I have some pretty old harmon/kardon speakers not sure how old though, a 10yo Dell monitor as a secondary monitor and a couple old hard drives pulled from old computers that are quite old.

[Ral]

i7 960 cpu/ dx58so2 mobo

[yuh25]

My old Laptop HDD and mouse, both from around 5 years ago.

[a_higby]

my 8 year old samsung monitor.

[Verne]

Speakers (Logitech Z4i) which I believe I bought around 2005 or 2006. Everything else is from this decade (2010 or newer).

[Technous285]

Logitech Wireless Keyboard/Mouse combo from like around 2001 or so, just toss in a fresh pair of AA's every 6-8 months in the keyboard and 3-4 months for the mouse and the buggers are still going strong to this day.

[BenD]

i'm guessing my speakers are the oldest logitech z5500,   i never think of them as old speakers, actually they are probably the best tech thing i ever bought, never thought about replacing them