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Posted (edited)

yeargrace 2000 or 2001.. :)4fb3898426f60_olPC.jpg

 

processor - AMD K6-2 333mhz

 

memory 16 Mb -

 

video card Ati 4 Mb AGP

 

cd-rom 4x

 

hdd wd 2,5 Gb

 

sound card crystal -Isa slot

 

some monitor 14"

windows 95 or 98..;)

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lovely googlicious. tho at the mo, mine is acting with about the sameeed , plz dont kick me from clan, getting on when this fing thing lets me. seems to have processing errors



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Mine was a TRS-Eighty 16K color computer, which used a tape drive, and TV as a monitor. Bought it in '82 and still have it.

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I think I have the receipts for mine I'll scan and post eventually. A pentium 100 with cd rom! Back in 1995.



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What porn site are you on there Google?



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Mine was a commodore 64, still got it somewhere :D

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Mine was a TRS-Eighty 16K color computer, which used a tape drive, and TV as a monitor. Bought it in '82 and still have it.

he said PC Harry.... a Tandy is far from a PC. hahahaha

 

Commodore 64 if I go Harry's route..

 

 

My first PC

 

Zenith 8088---- Intel 8 mhz

1 MB memory

720 Floppy

20 MB MDF hard drive

Monochrome Monitor

1200 Baud Modem --- got later in the early 90's.



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Mine was a TRS-Eighty 16K color computer, which used a tape drive, and TV as a monitor. Bought it in '82 and still have it.

he said PC Harry.... a Tandy is far from a PC. hahahaha

 

Commodore 64 if I go Harry's route..

 

 

My first PC

 

Zenith 8088---- Intel 8 mhz

1 MB memory

720 Floppy

20 MB MDF hard drive

Monochrome Monitor

1200 Baud Modem --- got later in the early 90's.

 

Beg to differ: that WAS a personal computer.



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Mine was a TRS-Eighty 16K color computer, which used a tape drive, and TV as a monitor. Bought it in '82 and still have it.

he said PC Harry.... a Tandy is far from a PC. hahahaha

 

Commodore 64 if I go Harry's route..

 

 

My first PC

 

Zenith 8088---- Intel 8 mhz

1 MB memory

720 Floppy

20 MB MDF hard drive

Monochrome Monitor

1200 Baud Modem --- got later in the early 90's.

 

Beg to differ: that WAS a personal computer.

Fine fine fine... be technical you Idiot!


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Processor DX2 66 this was a 33 mhz processor doubled

4mb ram I was the envy of everyone...I could play Doom

1mb video card

5 1/4 floppy

3 1/2 floppy

cd rom

OS Dos6.0

8mb hard drive

modem this was so slow you could literately smoke a whole cigarette by the time a page loaded



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Processor DX2 66 this was a 33 mhz processor doubled

4mb ram I was the envy of everyone...I could play Doom

1mb video card

5 1/4 floppy

3 1/2 floppy

cd rom

OS Dos6.0

8mb hard drive

modem this was so slow you could literately smoke a whole cigarette by the time a page loaded

I hope that was DOS 6.2... 6.0 had problems. lol

 

I upgraded from my 8088 to a 486 SX 33 just to play wolf 3d... then Doom. Oh yea!!!!!



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Mine was a Commodore 64 with a Floppy drive that was as big as the keyboard.

 

It was mostly used for playing Q-bert.



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Comm 64 as well...GI JOE was the best game ever back in the early 80's! :rofl:



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Mine was a TRS-Eighty 16K color computer, which used a tape drive, and TV as a monitor. Bought it in '82 and still have it.

he said PC Harry.... a Tandy is far from a PC. hahahaha

 

Commodore 64 if I go Harry's route..

 

 

My first PC

 

Zenith 8088---- Intel 8 mhz

1 MB memory

720 Floppy

20 MB MDF hard drive

Monochrome Monitor

1200 Baud Modem --- got later in the early 90's.

 

Beg to differ: that WAS a personal computer.

Fine fine fine... be technical you Idiot!

 

As to an "all-in-one," that was an SX25 which I bought right when hard drives doubled in size from 40 to 80MB - I remember boasting that one could never fill up an 80MB hard drive. It came with 1MB of memory. I purchased an additional 1MB for the princely sum of $400.

Over the years, I have owned at least 20 systems (not including laptops, etc.) half of which I built. Wish I had all that money back.



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Posted (edited)

I still have dos 5.0, 6.0, 6.1, 6.2 on floppy. From what I can remember it was the odd numbers that had problems. 6.1 was horrible.

Still have wolf 3d on floppy. doom, lemmings, Quake, Jill, Wintrek, and lets not forget Virtual Vallerie....yea baby. A long time ago I saved all these on a cd so if anyone wants???

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Processor DX2 66 this was a 33 mhz processor doubled

4mb ram I was the envy of everyone...I could play Doom

1mb video card

5 1/4 floppy

3 1/2 floppy

cd rom

OS Dos6.0

8mb hard drive

modem this was so slow you could literately smoke a whole cigarette by the time a page loaded

I hope that was DOS 6.2... 6.0 had problems. lol

 

I upgraded from my 8088 to a 486 SX 33 just to play wolf 3d... then Doom. Oh yea!!!!!

Mine was a 386


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anyone ever see a straight 50MHz 486DX. my friend had one... they said it ran hot so they discontinued it... but it was it was faster by far than the 486DX2 50 and 486DX266. the DX2 50 bus speed was 25mhz and the DX2 66 bus ran at 33mhz.

 

The strait fifty ran 50mhz bus speed. That means video, memory and other ran faster than even the 486DX4 100mhz. I so wanted one... :)

 

I have had way to many computers also harry. I upgraded about every 6 months for about 11 years. I could buy a nice car I bet from all i spend. hahha

 

Wizid.... i seen your music collection. Them pickers guys on tv would have a feild day at your place I bet. hahahaha

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Mine was an Atari 1200XL!



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Posted (edited)

Mine was a commodore 64, still got it somewhere :D

 

+1.. with tape drive and disk drive.. wooohooo what a system. I just chunked it into the dumpster about 2 years ago. Bought it in 1982 for about $500. It's the first computer I ever connected to other computers, a bbs forum, with a 2400 baud modem. :)

 

AS far as first IBM compat, that was around 1991. I got a 486SX or something with Windows 3, I think. It sucked and never worked right.

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My dad started our insurance company on Radio Shack TRS 80's and we used them well into the mid 1980's. My first home PC was a Gateway in the mid 90's.

 

Who remembers their first home gaming system? I'm not talking Atari with Pong, but what about the Intelevision system with the battle tanks and fighter planes? Now those were a blast.



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First personal computer: Sinclair Spectrum + 48K (c.1984). I went online with that in 1985 using a VTX5000 modem (1200/75 - that's 1200bps download and 75bps upload) using mainly the Prestel and Micronet dial-up services. Then I graduated to a manually operated 300/300bps modem and began accessing bulletin boards.

 

My first PC was bought with a view to hosting a BBS - an Amstrad PC3286 (80286 processor, 1MB RAM and 20MB hard drive).

The Voice BBS went online in 1992 and ran for about six years as part of Fidonet and other networks using an Amstrad V22bis (2400/2400) modem.

(Why "The Voice"?

is why...)

 

I have also owned Atari ST and Sony MSX machines and, for geeky interests' sake, ZX81s and an Acorn Atom.



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You've all been in it longer than me. My first was a 633mhz intel HP with 64mb ram, and onboard video, and 30 gig hdd, with windows ME. My father in law was a pc guru, and I showed it to him in the sale paper and he said that was an awesome deal and that id never fill up that hard drive.

We later upgraded the ram to 512mb, and 80 gig hdd and installed win XP on it. It was still running until about 3 years ago or so. Not used, but running.

 

And to think, my Droid X smartphone is twice the powerhouse as my first pc but it only has a 16gig sd card.

 

The amazing thing is the extreme advancement of the last 10 years compared to the 20 years before that. We've REALLY come a long way in this last decade.



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