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we have a free table in our engineering building and crap like that pops up all the time. Not even worth scrounging for parts most of the time. Last one i went through was a k6.

 

Hell the computer I fixed up for my girlfriend that she was using for the longest time till she got her laptop last summer was a P2 866 or so :P

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I have 286 and 386 crap laying around if you want to talk about old school :lol:

 

I know I have some stuff even older then that somewhere around here.

:lol: do you have the very first computer :lol::P which was like a building ..?

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I got a pentium I and some various K6-II sitting around... wish I still had my 486DX2...

which version. There was actually more then 1 across several sockets. The first was a 60-66 mhz i think it was like socket 4. Now that was slow. shortly after there were 120mhz pentuim on a new socket. Could you imagine today if in a very short time we had went to 6.4ghz i7's? There was also socket 7 Pentiums that went into 200+ mhz, I think up to 300 but i havent seen much on them. the original pentium like went from 60mhz to like 5x the speed. thats some huge differences. So thats why i ask

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which version. There was actually more then 1 across several sockets. The first was a 60-66 mhz i think it was like socket 4. Now that was slow. shortly after there were 120mhz pentuim on a new socket. Could you imagine today if in a very short time we had went to 6.4ghz i7's? There was also socket 7 Pentiums that went into 200+ mhz, I think up to 300 but i havent seen much on them. the original pentium like went from 60mhz to like 5x the speed. thats some huge differences. So thats why i ask

I have the 200mhz socket 7.. I'm pretty sure they didn't make anything more than a 233mhz pentium 1 either.

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I think I still have the Atari 1040ST somewhere. It came with a Motorola 68000 CPU and a awesome 512KB of memory :lol:

WOOW :lol:, these are old school stuff , but they were great when they were released ...imagine 2 years from now , we will say if you have core i7 get the xxx xxxxx xxxx , hardware gets old real quick ..i loved the time when intel had 775 on ..

at that time i got a powerful cpu (q6600) with p35 -dq6 not very high end but it filled my needs with a decent card (8800gtx) that was after the 2900xt died ..now i have 275 and i do not want to upgrade just because i love gtx200 and the card is a monster to me ..

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