Found this in my garage. I want to get it running again. I have limited knowledge as to what I’m doing and what everything is.
Found this in my garage. I want to get it running again...
Justin Jenkins
Charles Taylor
Plug it in and see if it beeps. It doesn't have RAMs so you're going to have to find some.
Lucas Bailey
That's an old computer, user.
You're currently making posts on an online imageboard.
William Sullivan
Oh wait there's some on the carpet. Probably not the best place for it but it might work anyway.
Camden Price
plug in the ram, find a gpu and you should be good to go
Lincoln Walker
if you already have parts that can make it work, fine
don't put any money in it tho
it's just too old
William Perez
Looks like original DDR and an AMD platform
Elijah Young
Athlon 64. Stick a DIMM of RAM in the slot labeled 1, stick a house in the pcie slot, and turn it on.
Justin Torres
House ftw.. Graphics card
Liam Harris
Wtf that's mine you stole it.
Jayden Phillips
>ram out of pc
>lying on carpet floor
welp u already killed it
Jeremiah Jones
just put the RAM back in it and press the power button
Nathaniel Russell
haha unlikely honestly
Luke Kelly
the chipset is from 2004, so more likely ddr2, and it's an ati chipset/platform
Sebastian Morgan
i'm blind, i didn't see the DDR-400 ram in the corner
ddr2 was out when that chipset was made, guess it's just lower end, or that ram isn't out of this machine
Jose Allen
Plug it in and try turning it on. Does it work? Congratulations, you got it working again.
If it doesn't, chuck it, since you can get a better PC for what any of the parts would cost. It's not worth it to try to repair garbage.
Save the drives, though.
Evan Sanders
you are a faggot
these are all true facts
Zachary Long
Keep the mobo as wall art OP!.
William Edwards
>Found this in my garage
You don't own a garage, Jamal. Give it back
Jason Torres
rtm
support.hp.com
(yeah asus used to make mobos for hp and I think dell too in the mid-2000s)
youtube.com
you're in luck. integrated video means you won't need a discrete video card
you can use either pata or sata
DDR
chipset is ATI
64-bit compatible
don't think it'll boot from USB, but you can check
Adrian Campbell
and this is probably the desktop it came from
support.hp.com
Kevin Howard
youtube.com
cosmetically it's not that bad
it's your perfect limewire and aim machine
Camden Perez
F11 for BIOS