can't remember if it was a 286 or a 386 but I had to remove wolfenstein3d from the harddrive to install doom. Both only ran in a window of postcard size. Good times... Next one was a pentium I with 16mb ram and I was the only guy in my class who's pc would run bioforce.
pentium 2 pentium 4 and so on and so on
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I believe it was a 386, and I plaid X-Wing and Tie Fighter on it... kind of wish Steam would release those classics in their inventory.
Edit: I forgot to list the systems I acquired after that.
486 AMD Athalon XP Pentium III Pentium IV Pentium Dual Core Quad Pentium i7
[Edited by The Admiral, 9/12/2012 6:22:49 AM]
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Two computers so far (not including family PC's from when I was a kid)
Laptop Model: Asus PRO80H OS: XP Pro CPU: 1.86 GHz Intel Dual Core HDD: 120Gb RAM: 1Gb
Desktop OS: Windows 7 Ultimate RAM: 6Gb CPU: AMD Phenom II X2 555 overclocked to 4.02 GHz HDD: 1TB Samsung SpinPoint GFX: Radeon 6950 2GB GDDR5 PWR: Thermaltake Litepower W0356 700Watt Power Supply MB: Gigabyte GA-880GA-UD3H 880G AM3 DDR3 ATX Motherboard Cooling: Cooler Master V8 Case: Antec Three Hundred ATX Tower Case
Not perfect, but it does anything I ask of it and more
The Antec 300 case has to be the most efficient air cooling case around for the price. I absolutely love mine, and have retained it through two different rigs.
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Can beat you all had a BBC Model B with a 6502 second Processor Built in the main body. In fact still do somewhere in the loft. Don't know if it still works
My very first computer was a cheap second hand '98 Toshiba laptop, a Satellite series but I cant remember the spec, then few years later, my older brother bought me a HP Media Centre 7088m as a birthday present:
CPU: Intel P4 3.73Ghz Extreme RAM: 4GB GPU: ATi Radeon HD 4670 HDD: 500GB PSU: 500W
But then after another few years, I bought a laptop and now it is my only mahcine to power my gaming hunger while enjoy the portability and mobility that I need. The spec can be seen in my sig.
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