Obsolete Machines

How many of you Jow Forumsuys are using "obsolete" machines as your main computers? My specs:

>FX 6100
>8 GB DDR3
>HD 7450
>120 GB boot SSD with a 2tb spinning disk

It can't play gaymes or render videos super fast, but it gets the job done for everything else like office, banking, shit posting, etc...

Post your outdated PC itt

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>Obsolete Machines
fucking zoomer thread
no tech is ever obsolete faggot fuck off back to

main machine is a 12 year old Precision T7400, main server is a 20 year old Visualize C3000, only limiting factor I've ever really had on either of them is memory size which I'm remedying throwing 32GB into the former and 8GB in to the latter, and I will probably be using both well into the 2020s.

Dell precision T7600 master race reporting in.

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>Xeon X5355 x2
>32GB DDR2 ECC
>HD8570 2GB
>480GB SSD + 2TB storage + 1TB vidya

If you have a 64-bit CPU your PC is not anywhere near obsolete.

MacBook Pro Early 2011 13 here, haven't upgraded the RAM and the storage (still 4GB and 320HDD). Running on Linux Mint and I'm still happy
Your PC ain't obsolete user

>what are those old RISC processors that went 64bit far before x86 did
>those specs
>obsolete

I agree, although sometimes I want to upgrade at least to a core 2 duo. Pic related is my only computer, other than a raspberry pi.

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>>what are those old RISC processors that went 64bit far before x86 did
I guess you quoting was unintentional. But anyway, those are hardly obsolete.

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Any midrange desktop from 2012 will never be obsolete with an SSD.

I don't believe you user.

Well I have about 3 other computers but they don't work. This is the first PC I ever bought and its outlasted everything else. And now I'm too poor to get a new computer so I'll just wait for this one to die before I kms in absolute sadness.

Surely you could buy a cheap optiplex for around the same price as the RAM upgrade and benefit from the significant cpu power increase?

Maybe not for basic stuff, but then again maybe it will be. Word processor used to run fine on a system with 1GB RAM, but now you probably couldnt even check your email on a windows machine with 1GB RAM.

Damn thing sucks down 95 watts to do what a more recent chip can do at 35. It might not be obsolete per se, but it's badly outdated.

>HD 7450
That's your biggest problem. Upgrade it with a GT 1030

486DX33
8 MB 30-PIN SIMM
Trident 8900C
504MB IDE

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> FX-8320
> 8 GB DDR3
> HD 7770
> 500gb boot ssd + 500gb hdd

not really obsolete but still kind of old

I'm using a phenom IIx4 965BE and I'm still playing games. I have a much better video card than you though (6870HD)

I7 870
16GB DDR3
MSI GTX 650TI
SAMSUNG EVO 120 boot
4 x 1TB hdds (all almost full because compulsive data hoarding)

>ITT
>obsolete hardware

>FX4130
>8GB DDR3
>HD 7750
>1TB HDD

P4 2GB DDR2 XP SSD

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Athlon 2 XII
8gb DDR3
gt710 1gb
250gb hdd

it can run all (good) games

Just about to retire my Phenom 8450 triple core today
7 gb ddr2 random sticks of mixed ram
10 year old HDD making sounds of imminent death
Radeon HD 7470

This setup has been reliable over the last 10 years, but todays the day to make the leap to a new build. wish me luck

Thats right goy.
Consume & Spend

FX quad core kinda sucks cause it's only 2 modules but the HD7750 is a badass little card. I use a 7970 now but inside how quiet the 7750 was under load

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I have to use an older pc machine because my main which was already pretty old died on me. Lucky for me it was free since it was being recycled. Downside it's a 2009 imac, upside I put xubuntu in it and it's fairly usable because of it. Will be quite a long time til I have enough money for a new computer

Not anymore but I'm sure I could go back to my Athlon x2 4600+ and 8600GT.

What are the specs?

>FX-8300
>32GB DDR3
>1080 TI
>2x1TB HDD (ZFS Mirror)
>2x128GB SSD (L2ARC)
Tasks are machine learning, on-the-fly video encoding, cross compiling, running a bunch of different VMs simulteneously, sometimes streaming a game to PS Vita.

>i5 dual core
>8gb ddr3
>500gb hdd
>intel hd
>1280x720

It has an Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Duo CPU E8135 @ 2.40GHz, 4 gigs of ram and some old ATI onboard chip inside

Shit, I have an old i3 2120 with a GTX560Ti I use to rest my feet.
None of my friends wanted it.
Can you even upgrade the RAM on those iMac?

Intel E4400
4GB DDR2
8800GT SLI 256MB
Silverstone 600w
Antec 900

I miss how*

>video encoding
The price to performance of the 8300 series chips is amazing when you get 8 threads rockin

>>Q9650
GB DDR3
>>HDs 465 and 700GB
>>GTX 670
use it mainly for surfing, downloading and Retro Gaming
also have an i7 7 with 32GB RAM though
but i can't let go off my old workhorse lol

AMD Athlon X4 635
10GB DDR3 RAM
1TB Seagate HDD
nVidia GTX 950
EVGA 500W PSU

I wondered why he put obsolete in quotes then. Gain reading comprehension.

I think so I did look up there's a slot on the bottom or something but prob would cost a lot of money I don't have, since age. Plus better to use that money towards the new system. I've ran some decent older stuff, some with settings turned down , others via wine or proton.

> i7 2600 (at 3.80ghz)
> 2x4 GB 1333 DDR3 RAM
> 500GB SSD
> GTX 750 ti

I will probably replace the GPU again sometime soon for something like a 1050 ti.
Still very happy with how the thing runs and operates, can still play any game with just a few tweaks.

I'm basically running my 2010 build, with a couple of slightly less old upgrades

Antec P180 Case
Seasonic S12-500 500 watt Power Supply

EVGA P55 SLI 132-LF-E655-KR LGA1156 Intel P55 ATX Intel Motherboard
Intel Core i5-750 Lynnfield 2.66GHz LGA 1156 95W Quad-Core Processor BX80605I5750
with Scythe Mugen 2 CPU cooler

EVGA NVIDIA GeForce GTX 550 Ti (01G-P3-1556-KR)
A-DATA Gaming Series 4GB (2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR3 1600 SDRAM

Samsung SSD 850 Pro 512 GB SSD
Western Digital Caviar Black WD6401AALS 640GB 7200 RPM hard drive
Two (2) Western Digital WD40EFRX 4 TB hard drives(for RAID1 media storage)
LG 14x SATA Blu-ray Internal Rewriter WH14NS40

Scythe Kaze Master 5.25'' Bay Fan Controller
Three (3) YATE LOON 120mm Case Fans (D12SL-12)

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>Xeon X5450
>8GB DDR2 800 Corsair XMS2
>R7 240 but soon to be replaced by HD6950
>1TB Samsung HD103SI
>DFI Lanparty DK P45-T2RS

The old LGA2011 Xeons from China are even better in this regard. But the 8300 is still doing good for quite many tasks. Plus, it doesn't include a backdoor like Intel ME and AMD PSP.

Try to snag an used 970. Meme status aside I OCd it and runs literally anything at good settings.

The 7970 and HD7750 are amazing budget cards even though they both use a bit of power.

This machine is never obsolete

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Install the gpu driver

>HD7750
I mean 970, brain is not with me today.

I also have an 1155 platform but it's a Pentium G645 which I'm not sure if I should replace the Xeon with.

It's an ASUS H61M-A w/ 4GB DDR3 - planning on snagging a i3 2120 and using the HD6950 with that one.

btw, pic related - it's the HD6950 card I found for cheap - GV-R695TOC-1GD.

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I love those Gigabyte cards and the metal support that runs along the card to prevent it from sagging like my Sapphire card does.

i5-6500
gtx 970

>i5-6500
That's still pretty much brand new because they're still on 14nm and their HEDT platform is still Skylake-X

I wouldn't even consider an AMD FX system super retro because you could buy that brand new up until march of '17 when ryzen came and killed it, but it's 32nm technology is still from 2011 and it's dead.

>Pentium E2200
>3 GB DDR2
>Radeon X1650
>2 TB HDD

It still works

thanks, i was just astroturfing against nvintelia
i am an amd fx boy

>Phenom II X4 810
>6 GB DDR3
>GTX 760 4 GB
>120 GB SSD + 1 Tb HDD + 2Tb HDD

Agreed. I can't wait to buy it. For the price the seller asked, it's a pretty nice deal.

I also have a GTX660Ti from Gigabyte in a similar design (2 fans instead of three) but sadly I couldn't get that to work - reflowed it three times and nada. I'm still looking on anything I might have missed, and so far I'm looking at either the MOSFETs being bad or one of the fuses near the PCI-E goldfinger being dud.

i5 2310
gtx 1070
metro exodus at ultra
fuck intel

>Phenom II X4 955
>12 GB DDR3
>Radeon HD 6870
>1 TB HDD

>i7 2600k
>2x8GB DDR3 1866
>P8P67 Deluxe
>2x GTX 770 2GB
>120GB Samsung 850 EVO
>1TB + 4TB + 8TB Seagate drives

Literally have same CPU lying on the desk next to the keyboard to just fiddle with.

>Obsolete
>Computer unironically more powerful than my proper one.
Absolute state of zoomers

>Computer unironically more powerful than my proper one
You need a new computer user, it's clearly old af, 32nm hardware is so cheap now.

2500K, 8 GB DDR3 1666, started out with a GTX 560 Ti but upgrated to a GTX 970 a few years ago, also switched to a 240 GB SSD at the same time.

Zen 2 SOON.

I literally just upgraded to 45nm coz it's what I can now afford.

That's cool, 45nm chips can be quite powerful.

My computer is just a junk accumulation really.

Haswelll Xeon E3 1276
Dell prescision motherboard(replaced a gigabyte that died)
12GB DDR3 1600 some salvaged from my old x48 board lol
Gtx 970
Gtx 1050ti put in my second pci-e slot for testing, too lazy to remove
240 and 512gb Intel SSD’s
1 TB hybrid, I think I ganked from a laptop when upgrading to an ssd
10 TB WD helium drive(which I’m suspecting is bullshit since it doesn’t feel ANY lighter than a regular hdd, bamboozled again!)

But it all adds up to a very capable shitheap!

Got a quad i5.

I use 20-30 year old PC:s for gaming, and for nothing else

Main computer isnt exactly "new" however
It is 10 years old laptop and it is fine for internets

My HP laptop:

AMD a6-3400m
320GB HDD
8GB 1333mhz DDR3

She's a refurb as well, ended up replacing the fan and screen, but damn if I don't take care of her, she's still in good condition.

What's the absolute minimum you could go in terms of specs?

minimum possible computer for actually useful work these days is dual Pentium-3 Tualatin system and is extremely rare thing

it will have SDRAM memory (!) about 2GB of maximum

it will have SATA drive if you use PCI SATA controller and PATA natively

the GPU will be obsolete for every kind of gaming use, it is AGP at best

These systems was from year 2000 but it is still completely useable for many things

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I got one of these with dual pentium 3 cpus 512mb of rambus memory ati rage 64 8mb video and sb16 sound card and a 4gb scsi hard drive

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I use a 2010 Lenovo x201, upgraded to 8gb mem, 500gb ssd, win 7.

> he thinks this is obsolete
I'm sorry, faggot. you were saying?
> be me
> still using and loving the commodore 64 for 30+ years
> C64
> this triggers the atari and spectrum autists

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anything 64-bit is not obsolete yet. i'm a fucking zoomer and i'm not this retarded

There were AGP cards up to Radeon 6k series. But anything "modern" gaming wise will use instruction sets not available on those PIII computers.

I have an "obsolete" workstation
> Dual Opteron 2435 CPU - 12 cores total
> Radeon 6450 GPU
> 32 GB ram
> 128gb ssd, and 160 + 1tb drives
> Sound card + USB 3.0 controller + Usb controller

Its a nice thunderbox.

Radeon 4850 is the most powerful option I believe. I have it one Athlon XP machine. Extremely shitty drivers and one thing startled me - Doom3 uses system memory for some retarded reason.

anybody else have a theseus' ship of a computer? I started out with a 2010 HP. bought a video card. upgraded the hard drive to an SSD. year or two later the power supply went so I bought a new one. upgraded the case a few months after that for better air flow. upgraded the CPU and mobo last year. so now none of the original is left but it's still sort of the same computer, it's the same windows installation.

Same. I still have the RAM and HDD, everything else is different.

e8400, GTX 280, 4GB RAM.
Not entirely obsolete, runs CSS, csgo decently still.

Sempron 2800+ 1gb DDR and a 150gb HDD.

It becomes a new computer the moment you change cpu and motherboard

Four and five fans will become a thing, so everyone has to buy new cases.

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My main rig is like that. I started out in 2007 on an XP with 4 gigs of memory, C2Q and GT8800. Over the years I migrated drives, chagned hardware, but also always fully upgraded OS.

So now I sit on a 5820k with a Vega 64, but still have, essentially, the same system. But obviously it isn't because I switched hardware and software. But filesystem is still the same.

Does this count?

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The memories.

My main PC's specs:
512 mb ram (upgraded from 256mb 6 months ago)
Pentium single core
250 GB HDD
Windows 2000
It's a pretty comfy experience

I should really get my Pentium III working.

>but now you probably couldnt even check your email on a windows machine with 1GB RAM.
If you install a system that is bloated on purpose, then sure no, like Winsheet 10.
Debian 9 works fine with 1GB for any non-intensive tasks (mail, light surfing, programming without bloated IDEs).

What browser should you even run with 1GB of RAM?

Browsers like surf or qutebrowser run half-decently, if a bit slow. You could get far better mileage with something like w3m though.

I just collected one of those from my company's CEO to ewaste. Was an old machine he hadn't used in years.
>We moved to an all-laptop company

Thing seems pretty solid for it's age. Love the build quality and modularity, even for a business-class desktop.

>cant play games
my ass
all the best games are as old and low specs anyway

If your computer has an SSD it's not even in quotes obsolete.

You missed one idiot
You had one job

>mixed ram
Comfy