You can give details if you want, but it's not necessary. Try to count by the processor/mainboard combination. In other words, if you had a P66 that you upgraded to a P133 and kept it in the same chassis, then that doesn't count, but if you took the guts out, rearranged them with other parts and then put some new conglomeration back together, then that's different.

Right now, I've got three running systems, plus my laptop. Then there's my girlfriend's laptop, plus the system she's putting together in a couple of weekends. I also have a non-working Acer system that I need to replace the BIOS on, and a Compaq Deskpro that I've been recently given. And there's also my Apple IIc which I will be getting running again soon. So that's a total of nine for me!

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