marshallh wrote:I use my homebuilt AMD Duron 1.2ghz pc with 384mb ram. I also use my HP Jornada, it has wireless.
I also got on benheck once on my 8088 with 640k ram. I used an 8-bit LAN card and all I could run was telnet, so I used HTTP get requests.
"640k should be enough for anybody!" Anyway, here's my compies...
3.0E GHz Pentium 4 Prescot 478 with HT and 1MB cache, 120GB HD space, Zip 100 drive, 1.44M FDD that makes 1.68M with WinImage, (have a pair of 2.88s that I may try to use later to upgrade), CD-RW 52x24x52x, 1GB Dual Channel DDR 400.
866MHz Pentium III Coppermine with 512 MB SDRAM and about 20GB HD possibly.
750MHz Athlon (Not complete, but may become a server due to the four on-board IDE connectors.)
Toshiba Satellite 110CS 100MHz Pentium laptop, 40MB RAM and 400MB HDD space. Complete with the famous FOOF bug!
NOTE: Though the screen's video controller board is seperate from the main board, and COULD be used, in theory, in a portable, it's a crappy passive matric display. I do NOT suggest using it.
Plus, the driver is a PAIN to find and get working.
Broken 386-25 laptop with Monochrome display.
If I fix this old clunker, I may try a SETUP /nm of Win 95. I'm pretty sure a normal setup wouldn't let me try it. XD
(The rest I am not sure of the specs on, or there is too much to list.)
600 MHz P-III (Slot 1)
500 MHz Celeron Mendicino (370)
400MHz AMD K6-2 (Board is AT/ATX and supports speeds of up to 770MHz on a 140MHz FSB....Highest I've ever seen a SUper 7 built to take. ^^)
350MHz AMD K6-2
300A MHz Celeron (Overclocked to 450MHz, Slot 1. Possible Early Mendicino)
Various sub-300MHz P-IIs, P-MMXs, Pentiums, Pentium clones, and 486es in incomplete assembly...save a single proprietary-built 133MHz with USB. O.o
Note: I also have a 1.2GHz Celeron, but this is a Tualatin core and requires an FC-PGA2, a special Socket 370 board with different voltages. >.<
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Gotta be pimped out.
