Post your cpu history
For me its
>Some shitty A6
>i5 3340
>i3-4130T in a steam machine
>i5 6400
My most fond memories were with the i3-4130T could do everything i wanted with seemingly less stutter than the 6400.
Post your cpu history
Austin Edwards
Carter Watson
first some shitty intel laptop CPU
then an AMD Phenom II 1090T
now (actual) Ryzen 7 1800x (waiting to upgrade)
Nolan Butler
hi zoomer!
>286
>486
>motorola
>pentium 3
>g4
>some amd
>g5
>c2d
>i5
Connor Moore
>200 MMX
>K6-2 450
>Duron 850
>Dual Celeron 533 (for Halflife server)
>Dual P3 CuMine 1ghz (for better Halflife server)
>Tbred 2400
>Barton 2600
>2x Xeon 5450 quad core
>Threadripper 1950x
Laptops
>P3 1ghz Dell c610
>Sore sort of Lenovo Ideapad with mobile Athlon 64
>Thinkpad E545 with A10 5750 apu
>Dell E6520 i7 2630qm maxed out
I also have a Latitude D630, Thinkpad T30 and another C610 for the racecar I'm building, muh serial ports.
Gabriel Mitchell
I had a few computers before I first built one, but I don't remember what the CPUs were. I know I had a Pentium 3 at one point, but that's all I remember prior to my AMD Athlon 64 3200+.
I went:
>Athlon 64 3200+
>Athlon X2 4200+
>Athlon X4 640
>i5 4690k
>i7 4790k
>Threadripper 2950x
James Young
Bought lots of second hand PC's from 1995 to 2005, so multiple 286's, 486's, and lots of Pentiums 1 to 4. Then some Athlon X2, a Core 2 Duo E8400, Athlon X4, Core i3, and now a Core i7 Haswell. Next will be a Zen 2.
Hunter Phillips
why does it matter and why does anyone care
Angel Clark
>286
oldfag detected
Leo Price
>Pentium III 550
>Athlon 64 FX-53
>Core2Quad Q6600
>i7-5820k
>i7-9700k
Jonathan Morales
a 286
then a 486 dx 33
erm, maybe a dx2 66
but then a p90
and then a p2 266 i think
then like a p3 500 or something
and then an athlon 1800+ i think
it gets hazy after that maybe a 2400 athlon
then I got a Q9450 i think
then i stopped buying pcs and do it through company so have lotsa stuff i can't even remember now, maybe a i7-7700k i dont event know the cpu numbers anymore