What is the oldest computer that you own that is still functional?

[Random Variable]

I had a fully functional C64 up until two years ago. Now I don't have anything older than a Pentium III (which isn't old at all).

 

[Ika]

A 486 system with Windows 3.1. Works great, I just looove to load up Raptor and Jazz Jackrabbit on this baby

 

[Steve]

My original IBM Aptiva, with an AMD K6-2 450MHz & 256MB PC-100.

 

[StevenYoo]

eh, just an AMD K6-2 350 MHz

 

[StevenYoo]

Originally posted by: Aflac
A 486 system with Windows 3.1. Works great, I just looove to load up Raptor and Jazz Jackrabbit on this baby

RAPTOR!!!

kickass game

 

[Random Variable]

Originally posted by: Aflac
A 486 system with Windows 3.1. Works great, I just looove to load up Raptor and Jazz Jackrabbit on this baby

SX, DX, or DX2? I had a SX/25.

 

[Stumps]

I still have an AM386DX 40 system running windows 3.11 at home...it's still a nice little system with 8mb ram, a 540mb Hdd and 1mb SVGA card.

 

[StevenYoo]

Originally posted by: Stumps
I still have an AM386DX 40 system running windows 3.11 at home...it's still a nice little system with 8mb ram, a 540mb Hdd and 1mb SVGA card.

one of my first systems was a 386 SX 25MHz with an 80MB hard drive, 4 MB of ram (used 4, 1MB 30-pin SIMM's). Man I couldn't play CRAP on that thing.

 

[jadinolf]

My first Windows computer, put together Nov 5, 1995 is still workable.

Now it is 233MMX with 64 Megs of memory, 6.4 Gig HDD.

Really, the only original parts are the case and the power supply.

 

[Stumps]

Originally posted by: StevenYoo

Originally posted by: Stumps
I still have an AM386DX 40 system running windows 3.11 at home...it's still a nice little system with 8mb ram, a 540mb Hdd and 1mb SVGA card.

one of my first systems was a 386 SX 25MHz with an 80MB hard drive, 4 MB of ram (used 4, 1MB 30-pin SIMM's). Man I couldn't play CRAP on that thing.

mine can run Doom, Doom2 and Dark forces without any problems....it can even handle the orignal Descent at lower graphic settings.

 

[Ika]

Originally posted by: Random Variable

Originally posted by: Aflac
A 486 system with Windows 3.1. Works great, I just looove to load up Raptor and Jazz Jackrabbit on this baby

SX, DX, or DX2? I had a SX/25.

Honestly, I have no idea what that means.

 

[Shawn]

AMD 5x86 133MHz overdrive chip o/c to 160MHz.

edit: Actually, I have an IBM PC Jr. that I left at my parents house that still works.

 

[Shawn]

Originally posted by: Aflac

Originally posted by: Random Variable

Originally posted by: Aflac
A 486 system with Windows 3.1. Works great, I just looove to load up Raptor and Jazz Jackrabbit on this baby

SX, DX, or DX2? I had a SX/25.

Honestly, I have no idea what that means.

I think the DX had the math co-processor and the SX didn't. But honestly I don't remember. I know that the DX2 had a 2x multiplier though. So the processor would run at 50MHz with a 25MHz bus.

 

[intogamer]

I'm on a
500mhz P3 Gateway
3x 128mb PC100 Ram
WDC 80GB
Antec NeoHE 480watt
Linksys G wifi

 

[StevenYoo]

Originally posted by: intogamer
I'm on a
500mhz P3 Gateway
3x 128mb PC100 Ram
WDC 80GB
Antec NeoHE 480watt
Linksys G wifi

that PSU is a bit overkill, no?

 

[Atheus]

Sparcstation IPC - 1989 baby. 386 might be older...

 

[Nohr]

386DX 25MHz, 8MB RAM, 214MB HDD, 1MB ISA video.

 

[TheGizmo]

Leading Edge (can't remember model)

12 MHz
240mb HDD
5.25" diskette drive
3.25" diskette drive
1 mb RAM (two sticks)
12" CRT Color monitor

woot

 

[Random Variable]

Noboday has a TRS-80 or a PET?

 

[kevnich2]

Originally posted by: TheGizmo
Leading Edge (can't remember model)

12 MHz
240mb HDD
5.25" diskette drive
3.25" diskette drive
1 mb RAM (two sticks)
12" CRT Color monitor

woot

I think we have a winner! I know I can't beat that, oldest I have is a 133mhz

 

[Shawn]

Originally posted by: kevnich2

Originally posted by: TheGizmo
Leading Edge (can't remember model)

12 MHz
240mb HDD
5.25" diskette drive
3.25" diskette drive
1 mb RAM (two sticks)
12" CRT Color monitor

woot

I think we have a winner! I know I can't beat that, oldest I have is a 133mhz

My PCjr is older than that. It doesn't even support a hard drive.

* CPU: Intel 8088, 4.77 MHz
* Memory: 64K on the motherboard expandable to 128K via a card in a dedicated slot. Later third-party add-ons and modifications raised the limit to 736K.
* Operating system: IBM PC-DOS 2.10, (Boots to Cassette BASIC without cartridge or DOS)
* Input/Output: cassette port, lightpen port, two joystick ports, RGB monitor port, composite video port, television adapter output port, audio port, wired keyboard port, infrared keyboard sensor, serial port, two cartridge slots
* Expandability: 3 internal slots, dedicated to PCjr specific memory, modem (300 bits per second version available from IBM, 2400 bit/s version available elsewhere), and floppy controller cards. External sidecar connector capable of daisy-chaining multiple sidecars.
* Video: Motorola 6845, "CGA Plus"
o Text modes: 40x25, 80x25, 16 colors
o Graphics modes: 320x200x4, 640x200x2, 160x100x16, 160x200x16, 320x200x16, 640x200x4
o Video memory is shared with the first 128K of system memory, and can be as small as 2K and as large as 96K.
* Sound: Texas Instruments SN76496; three voices, 16 independent volume levels per channel, white noise
* Storage: Optional 5.25 inch diskette drive or cassette. Other storage options were provided by third parties.
* Keyboard: 62 key detached. Corded or infra-red operation. IBM supplied two different keyboards, the first being the maligned 'Chiclet' keyboard, so named for its square rubber keys that resembled Chiclets. Many third-party keyboards were also available.

 

[RossMAN]

circa 1986 Mac Plus with no hard drive, two floppy drives and a blazing fast 8MHz CPU.

 

[schneiderguy]

300mhz p2
64mb ram
8gb hd
windows 95
ATI 3dragepro

 

[HamburgerBoy]

PowerMac 8100/80.

 

[sash1]

PII 400Mhz
192Mb RAM (I upgraded it from 64mb lol)
Some 2d card (dunno)
no 3d video card
SB Audigy2 (probably worth more than the whole computer)
8Gb HDD
Windows 2000 (so it can use itunes haha)