What was your first computer?

[a-zA-Z09_-]

My first computer was a laptop

The dell inspiron 15R 5521

CPU-Intel core i7 3537U @2.0GHz single core turbo upto 3.1Ghz

GPU-intel HD 4000 iGPU and AMD radeon 8750M dGPU with 2GB GDDR3 VRAM

RAM- 8GB DDR3L SODIMM

STORAGE- 1TB HDD(5400 RPM)

DISPLAY- 1366*786 Touch display with 10 touch points

PERIPHERALS- 2 USB 2.0, 2 USB 3.0, 1HDMI, 1 DC adapter, 1 SD card slot, 1 ethernet port

[Cory_plays_games]

This pice of crap.

 

[Cory_plays_games]

My first computer was a laptop

The dell inspiron 15R 5521

CPU-Intel core i7 3537U @2.0GHz single core turbo upto 3.1Ghz

GPU-intel HD 4000 iGPU and AMD radeon 8750M dGPU with 2GB GDDR3 VRAM

RAM- 8GB DDR3L SODIMM

STORAGE- 1TB HDD(5400 RPM)

DISPLAY- 1366*786 Touch display with 10 touch points

PERIPHERALS- 2 USB 2.0, 2 USB 3.0, 1HDMI, 1 DC adapter, 1 SD card slot, 1 ethernet port

How much did that cost?

[kels]

My first computer was a shitty IBM laptop- looked a bit like this.

 

[App4that]

Apple II Plus

[deWaardt]

Some 2001 Asus laptop with a single core 32 bit 2ghz pentium 4, 512 entire megs of RAM, 40gb hard drive and some ati GPU with 32mb of vram.

I've played Minecraft on that thing and dayum, it ran pretty smooth (30fps) with everything ultra low.

It died unfortunately 4 years ago.

[spyder]

My uncle ordered my first computer after my parents gave him the money to do so. It was made by Evesham which is long out of business by now. Had an Intel pentium D single core inside, IDE hard drive, ATI graphics card, two Optical drives. Came with a grey monitor, greyish keyboard and ball mouse before laser became a thing. Had xp home edition installed. That's all I remember since I was like 6 or 7 years of age back then.

[jamajka000]

My first PC was a IBM 600x Pentium 3 based laptop with 256mb of ram and 20GB HDD. It still works and i use it as a "server" for my printer. Next i got a custom build PC with Intel Core 2 Duo clocked at 2.2ghz 4gb of ram and 9500gt (512mb version) i sold it to a friend and it still works perfectly. And you can check my current build in my profile.

[agent_x007]

Desktop :
Celeron 766MHz (Socket 370)
128MB SDRAM (100MHz)
GeForce2 MX 200 (32MB w/o TV-out), passive cooling
20GB HDD (5400 RPM i think)
Soltek MB (no integrated sound ), don't know exact model...
SoundBlaster 128 PCI
300W PSU (I think, probably no-name).
Modem 56k
Philips 105S monitor (1024x768 @ 60Hz CRT)
Windows 98 SE (<== still have it)

First thing that broke was floppy drive  :lol:

Rest :
"Generic speakers"
HP printer + Plustek scanner (i think), both USB 1.1

[dcb-z]

my first desktop was an old dell, i think it was a dimension, one of the XPS T series. i think it ran win98 but i can't remember. wikiped says they ran a pentium 3 and around 128MB RAM.

 

my first laptop was given to me as a toy by one of my dad's college friends who no longer needed it and knew i loved messing with computers. it's a 1994 compaq 425 LTE/lite upgraded to run win95. monochrome screen, built-in trackball, still in full working order save for the floppy drive which seemed to have suffered some trauma at the hands of a certain 3 year old (i had to fix the door on it when i dug the laptop out). i think it has around 4MB RAM and a 20MB hard drive

[Augurian]

My first PC?

 

Pff... It was a 486 DX4 at 120 MHz. I don't quite know for sure how much RAM it had, I vaguely recall it being 16 or 24MB (eventually). It had a Gravis Ultrasound soundcard, which had awesome quality! It started out with just an S3 Trio 64v+ card for graphics, but I later added a Voodoo (1) card which actually had an external passthrough. I bought a huge 250MB disk for it, which would surely last forever as it was more storage than I'd ever need right? And I was glad to have a four speed CD drive, as Encarta would load so much faster... Although I mostly ignored the new Windows 95 stuff as DOS was so much more easy and faster to control.

 

Ahh... those were the days!

 

(Am I showing age? )

[Sithhy]

My very first PC was... I don't remember really, it was like 10 years ago + I haven't had it very long because firstly the monitor died & the PC after it... It was running on a AMD processor & an nVidia GPU but don't remember which one [emoji52]

[TheAceOffRoad]

The first that I remember was my Dell Inspiron 1525:

 

[MerryfurrTech]

Some professional IBM pc. Had pentium 4 with 512mb of ram. IDK graphics. Back in 2003

[Slinkey]

Dell Dimension 8000 series or 9000 series. With Nvidia 8800 GTX

[Gazereths]

Mine was an Atari ST520e, it got me into computing and gaming at a very early age. Ran a Motorola 68k cpu and 512 KB of RAM.  I still remember the 'console wars' of that generation between the ST and the Amiga, it's not a new phenomenon that started with the xbox vs playstation crap that's still going on today.

 

[TheKDub]

 

The bastard served me moderately for probably at least two years until I accidentally spilled milk on it and it died..

 

Then I got an ASUS K53TA, which killed itself a little over a year ago, just a week after I built my current desktop PC.

[DKL]

First COMPUTER ever was a Gameboy Color with Pokemon Red. 

First DESKTOP was an iMac G3 running OS 8

First Build: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/3FFA/saved/9QYD4D

[GoldDimTzam69]

I tried running gta iv on it when I first got it and then I saw how bad it was.

[bucklingspring]

The Power Macintosh 6100/66

It had a PowerPC processor, as well as a Pentium processor so we could switch from Mac OS 8.1 to Windows 95 without rebooting!

[KrakensKitchen]

A whitebox PC with an iCute case and a sketchy case power supply. It had a Pentium 4, a Gigabyte motherboard, 512MB of RAM, Gainward MX440 AGP card, stock Intel cooler and a Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 80GB IDE hard drive.

 

I remember playing some weird educational games on it before it got replaced by a HP Pavilion desktop with a Pentium D and Geforce 7500LE in mid 2007.

[PC POWER]

If a Gameboy counts, does my Speak and Spell when I was 3 years old count...

[linuxfan66]

The Power Macintosh 6100/66

It had a PowerPC processor, as well as a Pentium processor so we could switch from Mac OS 8.1 to Windows 95 without rebooting!

That existed? Cool

[bucklingspring]

That existed? Cool

Yep! It was pretty awesome.

[Arty]