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i used to have a daily kick 'n flick(off) session.
peace _________________ "one time yug!-Steve O Fuss
Y.U.G.
"If I threw a stick would you go away?"-a shirt
"Toonami, better than getting kicked in the nuts!"-me
"If I was so inclined, I would have groped you five times!"^O^hohohohoho!-Vash |
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Fri Nov 15, 2002 5:24 pm |
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Most of these are making me drool.
My System:
PI 200Mhz processer
Single speed CD-ROM
USB Notebook mouse(W/O drivers at the moment)
HP scanner
8 meg generic video card
Hard Drive #1 6.02 gigs
#2 1.28 gigs(May be upgraded to a 20 gig if my comp can read it)
#3 2.50 gigs
Cheap radio shack speakers
15" Proview monitor
16 bit sound blaster
ethernet card
I believe that is everything my system has.
It also stays on more than 12 hours at a time... but has trouble installing new fonts. _________________ If I can only bypass the firewall, my research will continue better then before. |
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Fri Nov 15, 2002 6:37 pm |
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Mine is, haha, really bad , but the thing works, and that's what matters. Oh, and it is a laptop, a Dell Latitude CP.
~It has 233 Mhz
~4.5 Gigs of HD, but I only have 800 MB left
~Pentium 1 Processer
~Windows ME
~AWESOME speakers, they are some kind of Creative speakers, but I forgot the model
~Logitech mouse with the wheel thing that scrolls down
~One Battery
~CD player, I don't know what speed, and it isnt RW, DVD, or DVDRW
~Interchangeable floppy drive
~16 bit Video Card
Ummm... thats probably it |
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Fri Nov 15, 2002 6:49 pm |
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I have a Texas Instruments TI-99/4A. No it's not a calculator. I beleive it was the first computer to display 256 colors. It takes cartridges that can have games or other programs on them. I can also write games in TI BASIC (0100 Call Hchar...etc.) I save the code on cassette tape and get to start all over because the cassette recorder is next to the monitor and the magnetic field corrupts the data. The cartridge games are fun though. I need to find the 5.25 inch floppy drive for it.
Does anyone have a computer with vacuum tubes and punch cards? |
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Fri Nov 15, 2002 11:09 pm |
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I don't have any experience with OLD-SCHOOL computers, but it would be interesting to find out who does. Continue this while I add another question.
What is the craziest overclocking job you've done? _________________ Krogoth uses Berserk.
Attacks are enhanced but defense weakens.
"Wait, that's not the cure button ... " |
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Sat Nov 16, 2002 11:27 am |
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Sat Nov 16, 2002 12:16 pm |
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heheh, I have a commadore 64 _________________ I'm getting too old for this. :SNAP: OH GOD, MY HIP! |
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Sat Nov 16, 2002 4:37 pm |
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My Teacher remebers on ethat had liquid mercury sound transmission memeory, it ran sound signals through a tube of liquid mercury. _________________ The Mighty King of Bad Ideas |
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Sat Nov 16, 2002 4:47 pm |
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Pentium III 500Mhz
128mb Ram
40x Cd-Rom
48/12/48 Cd-Rw
GeForce4 Ti 4600 w\tv out
Soundblaster Audiogy Gamer
TV Wonder TV Tuner Card
HP PSC 500 Printer Scanner Copier
Lame Speakers
Not so lame 20 inch monitor
2 usb ports.
Thrustmaster flight system
2 USB ports
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A keyboard and a mouse and a 3.5inch disk drive.
EDIT: I forgot to mention my 56k modem. _________________ Look i changed my sig!
Kick me if my avatar isnt working. |
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Sat Nov 16, 2002 5:04 pm |
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I wanted your computer about 5 years ago.
Still do....
peace _________________ "one time yug!-Steve O Fuss
Y.U.G.
"If I threw a stick would you go away?"-a shirt
"Toonami, better than getting kicked in the nuts!"-me
"If I was so inclined, I would have groped you five times!"^O^hohohohoho!-Vash |
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Sat Nov 16, 2002 6:48 pm |
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Force-Attuned_Krogoth wrote: |
What is the craziest overclocking job you've done? |
I tried to clock my 1133MHz PentiumIII @ 1200MHz. I ended up having to get a new BIOS chip for my motherboard and I have never attempted overclocking since.
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#62: The riskier the road, the greater the profit. |
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Sat Nov 16, 2002 10:16 pm |
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Gerbera345 wrote: |
My Teacher remebers on ethat had liquid mercury sound transmission memeory, it ran sound signals through a tube of liquid mercury. |
Now that is OLD SCHOOL...like stonage oldschool. _________________ Bang. |
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Sat Nov 16, 2002 10:32 pm |
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you want old school, i will give you old school
Vic 20
Comadore 64
Colinco Vision
Odssey 2
Texas Insterment (some really low number, it saved on cassette players for pete sakes)
crap... thought i had more... oh well... its still old school _________________ Those that lack leadership ability should leave the room and make way for those that have.
~Lord IsmHawk~
-Megalomaniac since 1984- |
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Sun Nov 17, 2002 12:02 am |
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BebopDeathGod wrote: |
Pentium III 500Mhz
128mb Ram
40x Cd-Rom
48/12/48 Cd-Rw
GeForce4 Ti 4600 w\tv out
Soundblaster Audiogy Gamer
TV Wonder TV Tuner Card
HP PSC 500 Printer Scanner Copier
Lame Speakers
Not so lame 20 inch monitor
2 usb ports.
Thrustmaster flight system
2 USB ports
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A keyboard and a mouse and a 3.5inch disk drive.
EDIT: I forgot to mention my 56k modem. |
sounds a good bit like mine. I just formatted mine last nigth and got new drivers installed so my stuff works now for the most part... stupid motherboard |
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Sun Nov 17, 2002 12:43 am |
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The freakiest overclocking job I've seen was 200mhz over on a dual P3 setup.
I wish that I could get a fun little P4 with a Nice Geforce 4, I'd even go for a ass-bomb MX series. _________________ The Mighty King of Bad Ideas |
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Sun Nov 17, 2002 1:36 am |
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