Collectors and repurposers welcome!
Share your old PCs!
Mine are:
Dell Dimension l1000r, I use it as a 90s gaming PC.
HP Pavilion d4100e, it's my main PC in my bedroom, mainly shitposting and watching movies.
>>51759753
Are those knobs? What are they for?
>>>/reddit/
>>51759776
I actually have no idea.
>>51759779
Fuck out o here family thread is cool idea op
>>51759776
Maybe they control the cursor like an Etch-a-Sketch
>>51759776
They aren't knobs, its a earpiece and mic, you can use the PC100 as a phone.
OP here with specs
Dell Dimension l1000r
>Pentium III 1.0GHz
>512 MiB SDR RAM
>Nvidia 6200 PCI (512MiB DDR2)
>Generic ethernet card that works
>Rosewill Wi-Fi card for when I take it to anyones house
>Windows 98 SE pLuS
It's super small too, the PSU is mounted vertically on top of the CPU heatsink
HP Pavilion d4100e
>AMD Athlon 3700+
>1GB DDR RAM
>Nvidia 6200 SE (256 MiB Turbocahce)
>Windows XP x64
>>51759895
fucking what
>>51759906
i can confirm OP to be a HUGE faggot.
>>51760275
Thanks for the (You), how am I a faggot?
>>51759753
>repurposers
You realize that's not a real word. Right?
>>51761514
It is if you believe.
I just got two old Gateway Solo 2500 laptops for free from my instructor. They still run xp, but I'm probably going to install puppy on one of them, and Lubuntu or something else on the other.
>>51762560
Specc me.
>>51762579
You'll have to give me a minute, because most of the places online have mixed specs, so I'll just see for myself
>>51762607
>>51762579
Both of them have:
256mb of 144pin SDRAM
either a 20gb SSD or very small HDD (all it says is Disk Drive)
a floppy drive
and a Mobile Intel Celeron at 333 MHz
>>51762776
>333MHz
Perfect for my CAD
>>51762776
>>51762801
They sound beautiful, also isn't 333MHz the minimun required frequency for running windows XP?
>>51762801
Kek. Also, scratch that. Only one of these is a 2500. The other is a 9150, so give me another minute.
>>51762818
Yeah, I believe that was the minimum. These things haven't been used since 2007. Lol
>>51762855
Wondering if the 9150 is going to be more or less powerful. You know what you're dealing with for the 2500, what are yourplans for it?
>Powermac G4 AGP Graphics
>500MHz PowerPC G4
>1GB 100MHz SDRAM
>80GB IDE HDD
>flashed ATI Radeon 9700 Pro 128MB
>Mac OS X 10.4.11
>Generic whitebox pc
>750MHz AMD Athlon
>512MB 133MHz SDRAM
>30GB IDE HDD
>Nvidia GeForce FX5200 128MB
>Windows 98SE/Windows XP
HP 1000CX
>80186 7.91MHz
>2MB RAM split between C drive and 640KB memory
>MS-DOS 5.0 on ROM
>LCD grey scale display (CGA)
>PCMCIA slot, swap between storage cards and 10mb ethernet
>2 AA batteries last 20+ hrs
What do I do with it? Uhhhh. IRC, telnet into sdf.org shell, telnet into other stuff, packet radio, notes, very old roguelikes
>>51762855
The specs on the 9150:
768mb of 144pin SDRAM
A Pentium II at 400MHz
A 14gb HDD
>>51762887
So yeah, it's just about the same. Haha.
And I want to use one for troubleshooting server problems and other things of the like, since I'll be taking 2 server courses in January. But I don't know what I should do with the other. Any thoughts?
>>51763100
Absolutely beautiful, anon.
>>51763101
Backup? Or just put it on the desk and use it for what you can. Laptops have less upgradablilty than desktops the reason i tend to stay away from them. If it has wirelss or the ability to add wireless you can basicaly do everything >>51763100 did, but with an ultralight linux distro.
>>51763177
I'll probably end up using one just for shitposting, and install xubuntu or some fork of DSL.
Also, when I got these laptops, I also got 3 Gateway E4100 desktops for free as well. Kek
>>51763219
Fucking shit man, you got lucky what's the story behind these again?
>>51763251
So I go to a tech college, and my instructor has been in IT for something like 40 years now, and he's switching campuses. So I helped him move his entire classroom.
All of these PCs and laptops were used for his students to install operating systems before VMware and VirtualBox was a thing. Since they were his personal systems, and they weren't registered to the state, he didn't need them anymore. He said he didn't want to keep carrying them around, so he gave them all to me, along with a few keyboards and mice. Kek.
>>51763338
Amazing, my dell I got from a friend for my Dimension 2400, and the HP I got from a thrift store for 30 bucks.
>>51763398
Nice, man.
Out of those 3 E4100s, I took all 512mb of RAM and an 80gb HDD out of one, and put them in another to give it 160gb of storage and 1gb of RAM, and installed lubuntu to use as a seedbox, and I plan on using another as a pfSense router.
The only old computer I have a still working (sort of I'll explain) at the moment is an IBM Personal System 2 which was my first computer.
Now I don't have the original monitor (but I use a 17in dell one instead that I used to use with a proview 17 in a dual screen setup on this machine before I went LCD) , nor the original clacky keyboard (just any ps/2 keyboard works pretty much) nor does the thing have a working hard drive but the thing can boot off a dos floppy and then switch out to run some simple games off the floppy like my 80s dos wheel of fortune game. No emulator can ever compare to hearing the sounds coming off the original speaker as far as nostalgia goes.
>Legacy
>Luddite
HP shit 4000 VECTRA
0mb of ram
13.3 mhz
no screen
>What do you use it for
looking at it and pretending to be better than other "kids" my age
>>51759753
Dell Dimension something ca 2002
2Ghz Pentium 4
768MB DDR2
Radeon 9200 128MB
Factory Standard Modem and Ethernet card
SoundBlaster 128
Linksys Wireless G
My go to for playing 90s games, basically it's a SCUMM box for Pajama Sam that my nephew can use... I have this older MIDI keyboard that can be powered by the SB's Game Port and i use it with that as well.
--
Gateway 4DX2/66 (486 Dx2/66)
32MB Ram *Upgraded from 8*
325MB HDD
Came with Dos 6 + Win 3.11
I removed it and installed windows 95
But i'm just going to install clean freedos 1.1
Has a CD Drive controlled by the Soundcard *I find this amusing as every pc i owned never did that shit* - Uses some Proprietary LMSI shit that died in the 90s
Good for if i ever have the itch to do low level shit, Primary Use : Adlib Tracker 2
--
Dell Latitude CPt
Centrino CPU
Win 2k Pre loaded on it
Got it from some dude from a school, gonna have to reinstall win2k on it some how (no CD Drive, probably gonna have to take out the HDD, put it in another old rig, and install win2000 to get rid of the school shit on there)
Gonna use it for shitposting in bed and IRC, maybe old vidya...
>>51765226
Correction on that Dell Dimension - it's DDR not DDR2
>inb4 fucking why
PC 1 ) Because it was free - GPU, RAM were added from another machine, The Soundblaster i pilfered throwing old PCs away from my High School, The Wifi card, i bought off my buddy for $10
PC 2 ) Because i put all of $30 in to this (including initial purchase), and I kinda like the OPL3 Sound Chip
PC 3 ) It was free - it's a solid laptop - i have a gaymen laptop too but, why not use this monster if i can
>>51765300
I had an ARM chromebook from a school all the way at the other side of my state. It ended up destroyed by senpai.
I have these
240X
AC100
>>51765482
>>51765482
>>51765497
always remember to supply specs and uses please.
>>51765482
T E G R A
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>>51765514
240X - cant get an OS on it. mostly used for trying to get an OS on it.
500mhz p3, 256mb ram, 4gb cf in ide slot, usb 2 pccard, usb to ethernet adapter
AC100 - used to be my bed laptop, since replaced by a thinkpad x200s - now collects dust - runs ubuntu 14.04
dual-core 1ghz tegra arm soc, 512mb ram, 8gb emmc
>>51765514
This, or else you can't join the secret club.
How the hell you all get those ancient computers?
>>51765634
also see
>>51763398
>>51765634
ebay
craigslist
goodwill
work
auctions
schools
people
1912 model c comptometer
>>51765705
Or just never throwing shit out if it still works.
>>51765714
Post specs
>>51765714
You won the whole thread.
wish i owned
>>51765786
what the fugg
>>51765740
9 spring loaded gear like registers and 80 keys?
It can add subtract multiply pretty easily and divide if you're brave enough.
Currently restoring it, when I got it the last overflow wasn't working correctly and the last column wasn't working properly. Got the mech 100% working again but I have no idea what to do about the case as people go apeshit for patina but I want that beautiful copper look.
So far I have cleaned and polished 4 of the keysteams and decades of old oil stains from the keys. 76 more to go...
I've given the mech a kerosene bath to clean out ancient oil and dirt, and then a wd-40 variant bath for long term lubrication.
Heres a front pic of the mech.
>>51765482
Clean your computers.
>>51765839
Heres a nude top view
this is the best picture I have right now. IBM thinkpad t22, pentium 3 900MHz, 512MB RAM, I use it for light web browsing and IRC when I'm downstairs watching TV and eating my dinner.
>>51765852
Post specs doe /g/ is like post tits for /b/.
Post specs or GTFO.
>>51765861
oh I forgot to say, it runs debian stable.
Bottom nudes for you pervs
>>51765871
>doe
You mean for? Is your keyboard okay, senpai?
>>51765889
Absolutely sex.
I had an idea fills little while ago that I thought would be awesome just to find it it has already been done by none other than Apple
PowerBook duo
Really neat idea
>>51765895
Typing too fast.
>>51765889
When I get home I'll make some webms of the mech resetting and shit, and post it on wsg so you can hear the sound.
>>51765912
Something like that would be great for tablets
>>51765634
dumpster diving for garbage
giveaways from schools and businesses that picked up something made this millennium to replace it with
thrift stores, get all my clothes there too
ancient old people who finally died and this was their work related stuff 3 decades ago
craigslist's "FREE, DON'T WANT ANYMORE" ads
>>51765959
Don't want anymore is like fuckin peta comercials fuck. But I would love to find something interesting there once.
snagged this for $5 a couple months ago, I was going to put it to work as a web server but instead repurposed it as a nightstand while I wait for parts and just set up a SPARC rackmount to do that job instead
>dual 200 MHz/256K Pentium Pros
>256 MB RAM
>4 GB Seagate Barracuda + 4 GB IBM Ultrastar + 18 GB IBM Ultrastar
>Yamaha CD-RW + SCSI DDS drive
waiting for another PCI FireGL to show up at the recycler or maybe my Tseng ET6000 card to turn up before I really start working on it.
>>51765912
modern implementation
>>51765839
Forgot to mention I picked it up for 20$
>>51763100
Now that's real neat.
>>51761514
Then why do we all know what it means?
>>51765956
Surface?
>>51761514
>repurpose
more like antipurposers
>I do this obscure task with it still...
Hahah no.
>>51766036
It's fun. Taking something old and giving it purpose when someone else wanted to throw it away. Especailly if it's broken, because you feel like fucking Gegory House when you fix it. Tinkering is one of the coolest parts about technology.
>>51765982
The DuoDock offered far more features than that mismarketed port replicator.
>>51766032
But you can't go into a full big screen desktop sort of setup.
>>51766137
Such as... ?
>>51763100
Blue background man, no porn!
Now I have hide my stiffy.
>>51765497
If the top one the ARM based Samsung laptop they were selling for a while?
>>51766187
Toshiba AC-100. The Nvidia Tegra ARM based SOC laptop that ended up coming with Ubuntu ARM instead of android. Shit was tight.
>>51766157
Because when I have a ThinkPad, my first use for it is looking at other thinkads.
>>51766157
The dock basically turned a Duo into a fully fledged Mac II-class system, with two real NuBus expansion slots, a 68882 FPU, high-resolution color video, a number of peripheral buses like SCSI and ADB, and internal drives.
>>51766219
I want I've of those so bad.
I had a zipit-z2, but that was the closest I came to having an ARM laptop.
>>51766245
Was that dock not the reason the Duo was called the Duo?
>>51766266
Don't actually know, but it makes sense.
Doesn't really have much bearing on what I was saying though, the Duo wasn't the only system that offered docks like that, IBM made some pretty serious docks for 7 and 6 series ThinkPads. The pathetic "high-end" dock I use on my T420 doesn't even give me an additional ExpressCard slot for an external PCIe cage.
>>51765861
Is that IceWM or fvwm95?
Looks cozy as fuck, almost want to do that with my T22.
This is about half my collection
I have a shit ton of old desktops win 95 to xp era and thinkpads not pictured
My first computer
>>51765786
Same
I don't even know what the fuck I would do with it though, I doubt there's much software out there for Solaris 2.x and running some shitty GNU/Linux distro or *BSD on it feels like sacrilege.
>>51766398
>barbie as rapunzel
>>51766433
My sides tbqhf
>>51766408
classic
>>51759753
Just got an old inspiron 3700.
Upgraded to 256mb ram, not sure what to do with it. Void Linux witg xfce peaks the processor without even running any other applications. Currently running tiny core fine though.
Hope in my heart knowing that Barbie Software is a company.
>>51766408
>that filename
I've got an eMate 300, any ideas what to do with it once I get the serial cable?
>>51766454
my sides tbqhf
>>51766391
based kaypros
that 7100 is a qt too
>>51766398
>https://books.google.com/books?id=Law6OJQT1sQC&pg=PA46-IA12#v=onepage&q&f=false
Noice. I want to find one of those for my collection now.
>>51766493
Portables especially are cozy as serial consoles. I have a fucked up eMate I originally wanted to use to mess around with Newton applications and basic productivity shit, but I never got around to fixing the LCD.
They're also just cool to have around as historical/conversation pieces, the eMate and the original iBooks modeled after them had a huge influence on modern portable computer design as we know it today.
>>51766536
>Making that stairway beautiful
>>51766483
>>51765852
>dat ultrawide screen
Way ahead of its time lel.
>>51766635
>>51766641
>that perimeter of autistic emptiness and despair
>>51766664
SHUT UP I WANT TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENS TO BARBIES HAIR
>>51766675
YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO LIKE FOOTBALL NOW LOOK AT YOU
>>51760162
they were technically a smartphone
its a phone, with a fully functional computer connected to it
>>51766711
I'M SORRY DAD
>>51766731
YOU AREN'T MY FUCKING CHILD. TAKE THAT BARBIE DISC, SHOVE IT UP YOUR ASS, AND GET THE FUCK OUT OF MY HOUSE
>>51766675
>>51766711
>>51766731
>>51766795
But why though?
>>51766809
Mind your business.
>>51766826
>>51766795
>>51766731
>>51766675
>>51766408
>>51766536
They lived happily ever after :)
>>51766899
Beautiful, anon. R8 gameplay for us? I'm interested in buying a copy...
>>51766927
8/8
>>51766899
I want you out of this house in an hour, you piece of garbage. I should've worn a rubber. Or punched your mom in the stomach.
>>51766942
Worth the buy or should I just torrent it?
>>51766968
Buy it man, Barbie Software needs your support
>>51766945
I HATE YOU DAD! AT LEAST BARBIE LOVES ME! ;-;
>>51766993
You could've grown to be a man after playing Battletoads. But no. You want your fairy barbie shit.
>>51767007
>>51766993
>>51766945
>no kids show up in thread
>have to pretend to be one
>so that you can pretend to be old
and just when I thought I'd seen luddites had to offer
is this what goes on in the bbs circlejerks?
>>51766982
It was me, OP, the whole time. I want you to know I'm proud of the turn this thread has taken. I'm gonna buy Rapunzel by Barbie Software and play it on myold PC.
>>51766993
Hey kid. Here Touhou. First dose for free.
>>51766398
would type on keyboard/10
Hey guise
Does this count as a legacy system?
>>51767124
Yes, but post only what you own.
>seriously answering a bait question
@51767022
K I D
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>>51767124
I have one of these in my box of CPUs, it seems like I could use it for something cool but I don't know what.
>>51767162
I honestly am not sure what you could do with that without, you know, the rest of a computer.
>>51767139
I actually do own one
It's from my dad's old as balls PC, I took it out before throwing the PC in the trash.
I'd love to get it booted up and all but I can't really find a data sheet for it
>>51767206
I'm pretty sure the 8051 is entirely self-contained, or at least just requires a couple support chips.
>>51763100
is there any new palm tops out?
i'd love to see an E-Ink palm top with BSD
>>51767206
8051 is a microcontroller so in theory its a whole computer on a single chip
>>51767250
I think palm tops are dead buddy. Bestyou can do is get a decent used one. My friend has an Acer palm top he refuses to let go of even though he won't use it.
>>51767267
>computer
>cant even run mspaint
some computer it is
>>51767281
>I don't know what a computer is
>>51763100
neat
I wonder if its big brother would run off of solar.
Low resolution photo of my recapped SE/30 from this summer (in the SE SuperDrive case because its own was pretty yellowed and beat up.) It has System 7.5.5 now, though, which can play MIDIs and B&W video on Quicktime 2.5. Also plays Amiga FastTracker/ProTracker MODs. Only 8MB of RAM are installed, but it's enough to do anything worthwhile, as Ethernet PDS cards cost upward of fucking $170. Also, the CRT is a bit fuzzy. I had a good one, but I broke its neck by accident when checking the machine's insides for the 300th time. The analog board is warped and acts a bit funky (screen may stretch a fraction of a centimeter horizontally), but these are all dumb components that can be replaced for 20-50 dollars. The living, reclaimed motherboard is the most expensive and vital part of the machine.
>>51767305
Man thats a neat ass keyboard
Wish they'd make keyboards like that today
>>51766577
Serial console would be pretty cool.
Is Apple's serial port just RS-232 with a different connector or is it a different standard?
>>51767267
Uses for an 8-bit microcontroller...
Some kind of control system I suppose, I'm not really sure.
>>51767305
Fucking kek.
>>51767305
But it does run on AAs.
>>51763100
Absolute sex
>>51767322
It's nifty. Mine's sticky as shit though, I'm not sure if it was built that way or it's just deteriorated after 22 years of god knows what the old owner was doing with it. It had three big ass strips of velcro on the bottom when I first got it and it's missing the plastics that fit over the IR and memory ports
>>51767323
I believe Apple's serial port is based on the RS-422 standard, but it's backwards compatible as far as I'm aware.
I'd check around to make sure though.
>>51767305
Specs please.
>>51767407
20 MHz "SL enhanced" 386 (not really sure if it's a real 32-bit 386 or an SX), 4 MB of RAM (shipped with 2), MS-DOS 5.0/Windows 3.1 in ROM and a 10 MB PCMCIA linear flash SSD.
Pretty good considering it was a super-portable system that ran for 9 hours on some AAs but with the raw performance of a typical desktop from around two years ago.
My commodore 4032 that I never use
>>51767476
also has cassette drive
>>51767454
just checked and it is basically just an SX-20 with some more integrated peripherals
>>51767476
noice, I have some cbm PETs that I don't know what the fuck to do with
>>51767476
Reminds me of the short-live "Mr. Chips" character in Schoolhouse Rock, designed to more easily tell kids how computers worked, and how the programmer had to make them think, since they don't do shit on their own.
>>51767402
Looks like it is RS-422 and that I'll need an adapter for RS-232
>>51766386
seconding as i don't quite recognize it
>>51767250
There's nothing modern that comes close and that's very sad. To me, the DOS-based palmtop, especially the HP stuff, was lightning in a bottle. With PC XT compatibility, PCMCIA slot that could use real peripherals, and amazing battery life, you had a huge amount of functionality jammed into a 200LX. HPs unmatched (at the time) calculator division was in charge of design and it really shows.
>>51767612
Actually I do believe that is IceWM.
ibm thinkpad 365xd
>perfect condition
>powerful enough to run openbsd with some simple wm
>no nsa spyware firmware
u jelly
>>51759753
HP NX7400 reporting
Core 2 duo T7400 2.0Ghz
4 GB DDR2
100 GB HDD
PCI-E mini Wifi card (some qualcomm thing)
inbuilt blue tooth
8 USB 2.0 ports
1 Cardbus slot (haha does anyone even use this?)
1 Vga port
1 one dialup modem (lol wut)
1 ethernet port for wired internet
244mb Vram ( 2006 laptop being this shit lel )
did a refurbish on this as it was in the trash at my work
I shit-post on this at night
wifi drops off every time I close this laptop so annoying.
I can see why this model is rare as fuck man its running hot all the time acorrding to websites the cpu was a limited and shitty laptop cpu that runs hot.
also at 4.5kg is really heavy laptop I hope my next isn't that heavy
>>51767756
(You)
Dunno if this thread is appropriate, but...
Something I've wanted to do is build a new device that runs an old OS. So for example, taking a 68k CPU built with a more modern, power efficient process along with other relevant components and putting it in a 12-13" laptop case, a 1024x768 display, and a li-on battery and installing System 7.5.5 or Mac OS 8 on it for a blissfully simple computing device with a modern touch.
Is this a neat idea or just dumb?
>>51767876
What's stopping you? If you want to do something like that, and can get the parts for dirt cheap/free, then I don't see why you shouldn't. I'd like to see results though.
>>51767876
Sure, would probably be a fun project. The most difficult part would probably be getting/burning Macintosh ROMs hardware-wise.
>>51767862
thanks family, here's a (you).
>>51767876
Not trying to burst your dream but old computers usually had a number ASICs for graphics and sound. Maybe you can find FPGA implementations for those tho.
>>51759753
I bought a Sun Ultra 5 for 20€, is that old enough? I'm waiting for it to ship.
I also have a c128, but don't know how it works because no monitor for it.
commodore pc II for 60€, yay or nay? Monitor and keyboard included.
>>51759779
>it's not a phone or graphics card thread
>therefore it's reddit
>>51766724
Smart landline that is.
not sure if this counts
black macbook (1st gen) hacked with a diff EFI boot, installed xubuntu on it. use it to shitpost.
working on an apple newton, going to put a raspberry pi in it with a new display and adapt the keyboard to work.
made an apple 0330 mechanical keyboard usable with a teensy board to convert it to usb and use it on a daily basis (even right now)
>>51759753
Specs:
Intel 486SX 33MHz
8MB RAM
2GB CompactFlash Card as C:
SoundBlaster
640x480 CSTN LCD
Awesome little computer that lasts 4 hours on a charge using an aftermarket Sony Camcorder battery that you could still buy.
The keyboard however is a nightmare to use, it is a full 7 row Japanese keyboard condensed into a device the size of an iPhone 6 Plus.
>>51768142
install gentoo
>>51762776
>20gb SSD
>on ancient hardware
Fucking millennials....
>>51767958
Can't be that big of a problem for at least 68k Macs, seeing how Basilisk II, vMac, etc do sound and graphics just fine. I agree that an FPGA would probably be the way to go though.
>>51768080
Cool idea, but some part of me would try to find a way to make the original hardware/software work. There's gotta be an SSH client for it.
Do you plan on getting the stylus working too?
>>51768174
Those drives aren't the original.
Fucking demented retards.
>>51768197
dead hardware
the stylus is the traditional style, works on a wacom even... so as long as I find a compatible touchscreen...
>>51768220
>dead hardware
That's really a shame. NewtonOS is neat and probably one of the first well-developed/consumer-ready ARM operating systems.
Kinda funny how Apple came full circle after killing the Newton + ARM off in the late 90s.
>>51768253
they also said
- apple will never make phones
- apple will never make/play games
- apple will never use intel
- os x will never be free
etc etc etc
pic related
"Apple Phone" before "i" was a thing... and now "Apple[thing]" is a thing again (Apple Music, Apple TV, etc)
>>51768174
it can make a massive difference
try it before you complain
>>51768253
>probably one of the first well-developed/consumer-ready ARM operating systems.
while i've never used or even seen newtonos before, i did use risc os back in primary school, and it was pretty easy to use
>>51768353
inb4
>Apps
>>51768381
> inb4 ancient version
https://www.riscosopen.org/
>>51768316
I never understood why the fuck they killed Snow White for the cheap-looking garbage they put out during the beige/PPC era
Even a total shitbox like an SE looked like a professional, high-end piece of equipment.
>>51767756
That is more powerful than my laptop that I am using to post this reply.
>>51766157
It wasn't just a dock. It added a chunk of computing power to it that put it on par with a desktop. My idea was having a light little laptop that is reasonably powerful, however, its focus would be portability and battery life, and then you'd plug it in to a machine at home that would turn it into a little powerhouse. When I learned of laptop eGPUs, I thought "that's a really neat idea, it'd be cool if there were a dock of some sort that would add that kind of computing power in addition to CPU power".
That's just what the duo did, though I'm oversimplifying everything it did. The other anon explained it well
>>51765860
Real fucking neato. Thanks for this anon
>>51766229
yes
now you understand /tpg/
No photo but I've got an old Athlon XP set up for GLide gaming with a VooDoo 2 3.0 12mb. It's rrally so much better using a 3Dfx card.
>>51771882
>VooDoo
shit'll max out crysis
