Old/vintage Hardware Thread

Post em

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Could use those to make bird houses or plant pots.

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fucking boomers, die already

I'm 21 lmao

THAT 21YO BEIGE PLASTIC BOOMER

cute lappy :3

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something about vintage stations are so comfy

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COCAINE CHIC

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NICE WII DARTH VADER

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I ALWAYS LOVED SAYING PCMCIA

PC CARDS WERE A COOLASS FORM FACTOR

LUCENT TECHNOLOGIES WAS ALSO BASED, BELL LABS LINEAGE THEY INVENTED FUCKING EVERYTHING

Anyone remember when Intel made CPUs?

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This thread is endorsed by Durgasoft

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These guys are cool

>MFW GETTING SOME SCRUB INSTEAD OF THE BOSSMAN HIMSELF MR. DURGA

ANYTHING IN JAVA!

ALTHOUGH MR. DR. R. SEEMS PRETTY CREDENTIALED

i am sorry but mr babu is only certified java expert with over 1000 people in class

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Hey, you guys got any working Commodore Amigas? I'd like to do some work on them and try and build an NES emulator on a Commodore Amiga.

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My CRT is broken right now

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Tight
digging it

Tacky as fuck, man. Even a sleeper would be better.

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Dell Dimension L800CXE. Bought new in 2001. Kept it all this time. Only parts I don't have anymore is the monitor or keyboard/mouse. But ironically I still got the speakers and the box with all the CDs.

The PSU is shat though. Kicked not long after I took these photos. Which is funny. Tower sat in a closet for damn near 14 years.

Specs:
Intel Celeron 800mhz Socket 370
Sdram DIMM 256mb
Iomega Zip 100
CD Burner
3dFX Voodoo 3 2000 16mb pci
U.S Robotics 56k modem
Intel 10/100 Nic
Creative S.B Live Value
60GB IDE HDD
Windows 98 SE

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>PSU died
Did it kill any components?

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I pass up dozens of these at the recycler every week but one with history and an actual box is always cool to see.

>have voodoo cards in 2 PCs
>never even use them

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I run one in my Visual Workstation and pretty much all I've ever used it for is Need for Speed III. Still worth it when you can use it, though.

The biggest issue I have with them is that they degrade the VGA signal. Pretty good in NFS2 and some other games though

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>Matrox 590-05 Rev: B
I have one of these!

It's a matrox millennium. Even has a directX 1.0 driver but apparently can't do texture mapping

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I used to run this bad boy as a home server with Windows 98 and uTorrent to download anime.

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And here's a comparison between my double CRT battlestation from that time and one few years later.

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nice

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Noise.

From what years are those se tups and what model is that Thinkpad?

I wish I had the mainboard for this one

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that soviet chip thou

Honestly I don't know. It's back in the closet. I know dell did some fucked up shit with the atx spec back in those days so I can't just drop in some psu from newegg. Also it wouldn't fit.

Got another system, slightly newer. It's fully functional and custom built.

Opteron 185
Kingston DDR 2GB
ASRock 939 Dual SATAII
GeForce 6800GT AGP
Soundblaster Audigy ZS2 Gamer
Liteon DVD Rom Drive
PC Power & Cooling Mid Tower Case
Antec 430W psu
Creative Cambridge Soundworks 4.1 speaker system.
Samsung Syncmaster 17 lcd

Which chip is the CPU on this one? I'm throwing a guess that it's the unmarked one in the upper-left.

It's kinda hard to tell actually, my guess would be around 2003 for the CRT one, and probably around 2009 for the second one.

The thinkpad was an X40. I used it during my university times. Great machine, now I feel really bad that I sold it. I hope it's still alive somewhere out there. I can't find any photos of it.

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Yeah, it's that one. It's a standard intel 8088 with very faded markings.

fucking aesthetic

HDD is an WD 80GB jumbo buffer.

It's boxed up in the basement.

comfy

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G40 > x40
I like that my thiccpad is legit thicc and can be used as a bludgeoning weapon if need be

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>Heavy bulky shit is so awesome and a e s t h e t i c !

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It was a cool era but I'm glad its over
>computers becoming literally obsolete after 2 years
>Internet was slow as fuck or mostly slow and expensive as fuck
>have to get 2nd phone line for uninterrupted internet

Beat this setup motherfuckers.

>implying the titanium frame in X40 doesn't provide enough structural support for it to be a capable weapon without bin THICC
I can't believe you are being serious right now.

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One more pic. I can't find the raws for those, which is a shame.

Retro as fuck huh? I was asked by a friend to help their grandfather and their PC, this is what I found when I arrived.

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>heavy
sorry i'm an adult and dont go to lan partys anymore
>bulky
well, if you're lacking space in your room just by putting one crt, you may wanna think about moving out of your moms basement
>AeStHeTiC
no one forces you to like it, "stop liking what i dont like" is not an argument

Yes, I had forgotten the name. Pic related are some other card that I have that I am not currently using in any PC. They're all AGP but I don't have any late 90s machines with AGP, just PCI and ISA, hence why I was using the Matrox Millennium. And for my early 2000s machines that do have AGP, I have newer cards like the FX 5700. An older guy gave me all of these cards for free, and some sound cards, network cards, and a whole bunch of parts from the turn of the millennium.

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>when someone on Jow Forums calls something onions

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>dual socket
>win98
I used to make fun of people on usenet for doing that.

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Fuck that is what I was missing! I was wondering why my light wasn't feeling right, but forgot that a warm colored light is a lot more comfy. Where can I get that kind of bulb? And possibly lamp.

newfag

>not SMT ready OS/2

shallow a e s t h e t i c hipsters can suck every dick but there is nothing wrong with machines that look like proper machines

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>not actual usable software ready Windows NT

I just got a hard on.

>Durgasoft
>?
>visit website
>loads at dial up speed
Just wow

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