Twenty-four inches? Who makes that badass monitor of yours? And I've been thinking this whole time that my 21" was king o' the block...

Oh yeah...Welcome to SystemLogic.net!

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"And knowing is half the battle!"

I am Bill Gates! And while I do own everyone else's computers, who are these four impostors that are claiming to be me? I demand that the sysop of this BBS immediately cancel their forum accounts and lock that polling option!

If you fail to do it immediately, I'll have my lawyers hack open your server, which I noticed is running some rogue software on it. Don't make me send my boyfriends in the BSA over to your place to check to see if you're using the correct number of Microsoft products...

Forget that Romero guy. I'll make you my bitch.

I indicated above that Sony makes my $3,000 monitor. This hoe weighs in at a whopping 97 pounds...

- Ronnie
[MagiK] irc.ezint.net (IRCop)
ronniearnold@yahoo.com

Whoop...shows how much I pay attention...

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I'm only 15 and have owned a total of 8 computers.

Some apple laptop. It didn't even boot up.

486dx @66mhz
486dx @75mhz
Pentium @100mhz
Pentium @166mhz
Pentium @233mhz
K-6(2) @450mhz
Celeron @466mhz


My current system is the Celeron @466mhz:

nVidia TNT2 M64 32mb
Kingston KNE100TX nic
Creative Soundblaster AWE 32
BCD 40x Cd-Rom
Amptron ES14 16" monitor
64mb PC100 RAM.

It kinda sucks that I have that Celeron (AMD!!) right now. I used to have that AMD mobo with all those parts as my main machine but it had a bad PCI bus and I couldn't use the NIC. I paid $45 of my hard earned money for the Celeron processor and mobo.

A bad PCI bus? This is a new one on me. Was it just the NIC that didn't work? If you've still got the proc and the mobo, why don't you post this in the Tech Support forum? I'm curious of the symptoms of this particular problem.

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Here is my list:

-Atari 800 xl w/tape drive and 5 1/4" Floppy drive. (1983?)
-8080 xt compatible (cant remember much about this one)
-286 @ 12 mhz
-486 @ 25 mhz
-400 Celeron

Currently Still have
-677 Celeron (file server)
-700 Athlon (rig for friends, keeps em off mine)
-750 P3 (Movies and email rig)
-950 Athlon (my gamming rig)
-Dual P3 1 ghz (My TFC mapping rig. Dualies Rule).

-Eye from the lab-

I guess I voted 8 and had 10. Oops, never counted them before.

Ok I am probably going to miss a few but here goes .
I admit i am a hardware junkie ..i take any old PC and fix it up and sell it for next to nothing to get people into PCs. I have currently getting PII 400s chips for free fixing them up and selling them to people for next to nothing to get younger kids and their parents into the 'net and gaming. I just love building , tweaking, and seeing the look on their face when i tell em a PII400 with 128megs of ram and all the goodies ( like TNT or better video cards )or under 250$
Ahh the joys of working in the industry

I probably need to start going to HA (Hardware Anonmyous ) to help me with my "addiction".








Main PC List







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1- Commodore 64







2- 486 - 66 (took a break in highschool for "other" interests )







3- Cyrix P100







4- Cyrix Pr166







5- AMD k6-2 300 (later became K62 450)







6- Dual Celeron 300a







7- Dual PIII 450s







8 - Dual PIII 733s







9 - Dual PIII 1g







10 - PIII Xeon 900 2meg cache











Spares i have had along the way







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1 - Dual Pro 200







2- Yet another Dual P Pro 200







3 - Dual P Pro 166 (what can i say i loved those space heaters)







4- P 233 @ 266 (file server FOREVER till i retired it)







5- P120







6 - Enough 486s to do a beuwulf cluster







7 - various assorted P100-P133 machines
some not so great or totally working...


8 - P166 ( old linux box at home)



9 - various PII300 - PIII 450s i have had for short periods before selling them



10 - about 7 or so AMD K6-2s between 300-450


11- a LOAD Of 386 and 286 crap



What I am running now in my house



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1- Duron 700 (girl friends PC)



2- Celeron 400 @ 450 ( linux firewall /test box)



3- Dual PIII 1 g (from above Work machine)



4- Dual PIII 733



5- Tbird 1.2 @ 1.35 (145FSB / Game box)



6- Dual P Pro 200 (from above / file server for Lan party i run freebie from regular at event)



7 - Duron 650 ( new and improved file server)



8 - PIII 850 Laptop w/ Geforce 2 go

Hmm...
First first computer was Timex Sinclair
Then TI 4A
1 Commodore 64
2 Mac 128's upgraded to 512 and Mac Plus
1 Mac SE
1 Mac CI
1 Leading Edge Model D 8088
1 2086 from Hyundai -- 12 slots!
1 Pionex 486SX
1 Compaq 600 MHZ Celeron
1 Clone Celeron
1 Compaq Laptop


Total of 13 (give or take about 4-5 other donated machines)

hpenton

12 slots....you mean, 12 ISA slots??

If so, how many were 16-bit ISA slots?

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A mathematician is a device for turning coffee into theorems -- P. Erdos

I am only 13 and i have owned 8 computers but I am building my ninth right now.

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Quote Corey Riggs

Thanks
Corey Riggs

I'm building an athlon 2100
See you in hell but at least he picked ant athlon instead of an pentium 4

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Quote Corey Riggs

Thanks
Corey Riggs

9?? That's just insane, but pretty damn cool!

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--Daniel--

*Tries to remember how many comps hes had* Well i remember two back in the day computers that i used to play teenage mutant nija turtles on then theres three i built one that my mom has that I use a lot as a avp2 server and then theres the old dusty comp in my basement with windows for workgroups installed ...so i had/have 6.

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Ryan

Ok, here goes my attempt to remember them all. I've had so many I can't even remember them all. It got real bad when I started fixing and selling computers because my system would change almost monthly.

Mac 512
Mac Plus
Mac Classic
Mac FX
Mac PowerPC 6100 (with the 486-66 DOS card in it. Yeah!)

< Conversion from Mac to PC >
Got bored with Macs. Nothing to do. They never break, you can't upgrade them, they just work.
Now PC's... Theres a computer. You can continually upgrade them and they never work right.
You always have something to play with!

386-20
486-66
Cyrix 586-100

(Things start getting blurry here...
Started building/fixing computers for other people and just rotated parts (the best ones) through my systems.)

Pentium 133
Pentium 233 mmx
Pentium II 300 Celeron (Overclocked to 450 of course!) This computer was awesome!
Dual Pentium II 450 Tower <- This was the "Lets put as much stuff in it as we can" computer. Major overkill.

Pentium II 550
Athlon 700
Shuttle xPC 1.1gzh (the tiny cube computers)
Athlon 1.2

Currently -> Dell Inspiron 8200 1.7
Future -> Athlon 2800+ in a Black Shuttle SN41G2B

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Sleep is for the weak!