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Back in the day
- Thread starter Audiochris
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I remember that one
.For the life of me I couldn't find any pictures of my water/evap cooled setup, or my full tower in bright grass green. But I did find these lurking in an old picture folder:
My first dedicated LAN machine: circa 2001
Can't remember the specs except that it was an original Duron and was attached to a 17" CRT. Oh the memories
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Completely Custom Aluminum Case circa 2002
Also don't remember much about this thing except it was SUPER HEAVY, as in hurt-your-damn-hand-to-carry heavy. So much for aluminum. It was made waaaaay overkill. Gotta love the aluminum framed Panaflo fans and Alpha heatsink though
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My old server circa 2002
My file server in college. Ah the memories. I want to say it had maybe 80GB of storage?
My first dedicated LAN machine: circa 2001
Can't remember the specs except that it was an original Duron and was attached to a 17" CRT. Oh the memories
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Completely Custom Aluminum Case circa 2002
Also don't remember much about this thing except it was SUPER HEAVY, as in hurt-your-damn-hand-to-carry heavy. So much for aluminum. It was made waaaaay overkill. Gotta love the aluminum framed Panaflo fans and Alpha heatsink though
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My old server circa 2002
My file server in college. Ah the memories. I want to say it had maybe 80GB of storage?
Yeah I had one of the Pre-1000 Tandy's, I think it was called a Color TRS-80. It had 8k of ram and a cassette drive, had to use a TV as a monitor. The first computer game I ever bought? The Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy, 100% text based game. I also had the orginal zork on a cartridge.
I then moved on to a Commodore 64 (Arctic fox FTW!) and then to a Zenith "IBM Compatible" 286. It had 1.2 Mb of Ram (due to a an add in ISA card), 20 MB Harddrive and a upgraded VGA card (from the standard EGA) and a 5.25 floppy drive. It played Wing Commander, Might and Magic and the Eye of the Beholder games like a beast. It was the first PC I "Modded" with a nice layer of flat black paint.
edit: senility.
I then moved on to a Commodore 64 (Arctic fox FTW!) and then to a Zenith "IBM Compatible" 286. It had 1.2 Mb of Ram (due to a an add in ISA card), 20 MB Harddrive and a upgraded VGA card (from the standard EGA) and a 5.25 floppy drive. It played Wing Commander, Might and Magic and the Eye of the Beholder games like a beast. It was the first PC I "Modded" with a nice layer of flat black paint.
edit: senility.
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