whats the oldest peice of hard-ware u own name it all

i have a seagate big foot 5 gig hdd i think thats what its called mabe i got the company rong

3 isa vga 256 colour res capable cards

2 isa sb16 sound cards
1 isa scsi
1 1x burner
1 4x cd-rom

about 50 sticks of edo 72 pin / 30 pin ram

ill keep looking to see what else i got

 

3 x Apple II clones
1 x Dragon 64
1 x Atari 1040 (10 disk boxes full of *cough* stuff )
1 x Amiga A200
1 x Intel P60

 

wooooo i found a working cyrix and it can handle 20gig hdd that can be my new test bench

 

4x CDROM
650mb HDD
16mb and 32mb sticks of IDO
IDS Cards
computers, keyboards, mouses from the 80's

lots of old crap stuff

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a 100Mb hdd! that is damn old, and it still works FFS!

 

I have a working 50mb HDD.
I also have a 1x CDRom where you push it in and the entire thing ejects and you open the tray (I've been thinking of using this for a mod of some sort, but it still works and it's always hard to part with working components). I even still have the computer taht the CDRom came in (all still working)--P100 and all that jaz.

 

Packard Bell: -
25mhz SX proccessor
4mb EDO-RAM
5 1/4 Drive
2x CD-Rom drive
720k floppy disk
12" Monitor (800x600 only)
Creative SoundBlaster speakers
It still works.

Also: -
Amstrad PCW8512 (got 2 disk drives)
Printer
Keyboard

And: -
Sincliar Spectruim ZX

And: -
Sincliar Spectruim ZX_ 250k

Finally: -
Beneton Game console

 

i have one of those really old consoles with sport variant pong builtin, and the controllers are like light dimmer switches, it is ancient.

 

286 laptop with a 22mb hdd....muhahahaha

ph33r that speed!!!!

 

Probably some 32pin RAM from a 286 or something

 

I also have one of the old late 70s first hand-held games. It's space invaders made with red leds and takes 6 AA batteries (which only last abo9ut 8 hours). And its still in mint condition.

I still have 1 or 2 5-1/4 floppy drives kicking around under my bed. I even still have some games/software for them.

 

I have a Toshiba T3200 laptop from 1983... 22 mb HD, 1mb ram, and windows 3.0! My dad paid around 5000$ for it.

 

Seagate 44.7mb HDD (it's the size of 2 normal HDD's nowadays!)
a working 386 and 486
and to top it all off...





an working Oric Atmos with a amazing amount of 48K of memory!!!! Now beat that!


I want a Lisa!

 

just found a 80mb HDD

/me continues looking

 

A full 386 system which I rescued from the local dump, works very well! Have the matching EGA monitor to go with it!
2 x 486 Motherboards both working with dx2 66 chips and lots of 30 pin ram (remeber hwn it was like £25 a strip for a 1 meg simm!!)
Vesa Local Bus Graphics card (works!!)
A numerous amount of assordted 256k 30 pin sims
Pentium 75 motherboard
Lots and lots and lotys of assorted EDO and FPM ram
Intel P133 CPU (working)
Intel 166 MMX (Working)
3 100 meg hard drives (Working!)
540 meg Segate HDD (I thikI killed it!)
Cyrix M3 300 base unit (Working)
3.2 gig HDD which I pulled out of a dead compaq Deskpro
The PII 266 which came out of the above comp.

Thats it I think, although today I did through away a non wrking 4 speed SCSI CDR drive, oh and a 600 meg IDE HDD (Seagte, has the death rattle!!)

 

i got a 40MB, 2 x 500MB HDD's about 8-9 years old as well as assorted SIMMS again 8-9 years old.

And a fully working 14" monitor (800*600 SVGA) 8-9 years done well considering the normal life is about 5 years for a monitor.

 

Me too, complete with manual. That was a machine (slightly) ahead of it's time - a decent keyboard and a few ports, far better than the Spectrum I also had (still got the psu).

Also got a 40Mb HDD (not in use ), and I'm using a PC/AT keyboard bought in June '89

 

For a keychain, I have 30 Pin simm dated 1980, a full 2 years before I was born

 

damn ppl what do u do with all that any way i went through my dads shed and found working old systems

ibm dunno what model desktop 200mhz

intel cpus 133x3 166x4 233mmxx8

450 500 600 amd cpus

mother boards for the amds ( which im gonna buildup and they take 66mhz sdram and 72pin edo )

bout 20 250watt psus a couple of 300 watt atx psus which im gonna use on the amds

a box full of hdd 100/300/400/1gig/1.2/2gigs/4gigs

if u havent guessed my dads a computer tech

and we hired a mini skip to throw it away so my dad said if i want ne fing and it works take ( but dont let ur mum find out )

 

I use to have an 8 inch floppy, wish I still had it. I'm sure I've got parts at least as old as 286.
I had a 286 HD somewhere, probably RAM as well. A marvelous EGA adapter even . Some
old 10mbit NE2000 cards. Atari 2600, TI-994A. Dungeons of Doom anyone?