Your CPU history?

[Gothgar]

486 - 33mhz
486dx - 100mhz
Pentium 1 - 133
P1mmx - 200mhz
k6-2 - 500mhz
Athlon 1700+
Athlon Barton 2500+
Athlon64 3400+

 

[TMTCC]

80286 - 2.2 Mhz?
486DX - 66 MHz
Pentium II - 333 Mhz
Pentium !!! - 500 Mhz
Pentium 4 - 1.6 Ghz
G3 - 500 Mhz

Currently Running
Athlon 64 - 2800+
Pentum M Dothan - 1.6 GHz

 

[ThePiston]

1988 - 286 (unsure of Mhz)
1998 - Dell 400Mhz
1999 - Athlon 800
2002 - Athlon XP 1600+
2004 - AXP mobile 2600+

 

[sonoma1993]

i had an
tandy 1000rl with an 8086 i think
packardbell with a p1 166mhz mmx upgraded to a amd k6-III 400
amd athlon 1.2ghz(thunderbird)
amd athlon 1700xp
amd athlon 2400xp
amd athlon 3000xp
amd athlon 64 3200 (skt 754)
amd athlon 64 2800 skt 754(brother computer)
amd athlon 64 3200 (skt 939 winchester) now my 3200+ 64 is in my brother computer, wanting to put the athlin 64 2800 in my mom computer but need a heatsink for it
intel celeron 600mhz upgraded to intel PIII 1000mhz( old school games)

 

[Icepick]

Adam Computer
Tandy 1000HX
Pentium 75
Pentium II (Klamath) 266MHz
AMD Athlon 64 3500+ (Winchester)

 

[sparky853]

Vic20
286
486DX2 66
P3 450
P4 2.4
XP 2800+

 

[Oyeve]

From a Z20 to a P4 3.0ghz Prescott and everything in between.

 

[madjap]

486 DX-2 66Mhz
Pentium 100Mhz
Pentium 120Mhz
Pentium 166Mhz
Pentium 200MMX
Pentium 233MMX
AMD K6-233
PII 233Mhz
PII 350Mhz
Celery 300a @ 450Mhz
PIII 550Mhz
Athlon 1Ghz
P4 1.6a @ 2.4Ghz
P4 2.8e


Whew!

 

[CrackRabbit]

486 SX33
486 DX4 100
K6 166
Celeron 400
Athlon 600 (slot A)
Athlon 1ghz
Duron 800
Athlon 700mhz (slot a T-bird)
Athlon XP 2000+
Celeron 1.8
PII 350
P4 1.8 Williamette
Duron 1.6
Athlon64 3200+

Its been a long strange ride.

 

[Geforcer]

Intel Pentium 100 Mhz
Pentium II 300 Mhz
Pentium III 500 Mhz
Pentium III 850 Mhz
AMD Athlon TB 1.4 Ghz
Athlon 2100+
Athlon XP 3000+

 

[Kubla Khan]

TMS 9900A 3.3MHz - TI 99/4A
Motorola 6502 - Apple IIe
Motorola 65C02- Apple IIc
Pentium 100
Celeron 400A
Pentium III 550e @ 733
Pentium III 700e @ 933
Athlon Tbird 1.1GHz
Athlon XP 1600+ @ 1.8GHz
Athlon XP-M Barton 2500+ @ 2337

Getting to be about time for an Athlon 64.

 

[Andres3605]

486
Intel petium 133
AMD Athlon 1.0 GHz
AMD Athlon 64 3000+

 

[santaliqueur]

apple IIgs - 1 MHz, turbo mode 2.8 MHz
pentium 166
pentium pro 200
pentium III 500
athlon xp 1700+

just bought an old pentium III 866 for linux
just acquired three alpha 64-bit workstations, one 233 MHz alphastation, and two 500 MHz personal workstations.

CJ

 

[Brian48]

Not exactly in chronological order, but it's close.

Intel 486DX
Intel P166
Intel P200MMX
Intel PII333
Intel C300a
Intel PIII500
Intel PIII600E
AMD Athlon 700 (slot A)
AMD Duron 850
AMD Duron 1000
AMD 1100+ T-bird
AMD 1400+ T-bird
AMD 1600+ (Palamino)
AMD 1700+ (Thoroughbred, 3 of them)
AMD 2000+ (Palamino)
AMD Duron 1400
AMD 2400+ (T-bird)
AMD 2500+ Barton
Sempron 2200+
Sempron 2400+
Athlon 64 3400+ (Clawhammer)

Considering an Athlon 64 3500+ Winchester at the moment.

 

[sfmedic]

p75
pII 350
celeron 1.4ghz
Athlon XP 2400
Sempron 2200

 

[wisdomtooth]

MOS 6501 1mHz (Apple I, VIC-20, Commodore PET w/ Winchester 1MB external IEEE-401 hard drive) - trashed

MOS 6510 1mHz (Commodore 64) - works, but 1541 floppy drive is long dead

Zilog Z-80 add-on CPU for Commodore 64 to run CP/M applications - works

Motorola 68000 "Fat Mac" 256K, Amiga 500 w/1MB - trashed

IBM PC (THE original) 8088 4.77mHz - still works

IBM PC/AT 80286 12mHz - donated to charity years ago

486DX2/66 (homebuilt), 486DX4/75 (IBM Thinkpad 701C) - hand-me-downs to siblings

P90 (homebuilt) - hand-me-downs to siblings

Celeron 300A overclocked to 450mHz (homebuilt) - still works

P2-300 (IBM Thinkpad 600X) - hand-me-downs to siblings

P3-600E overclocked to P3-800EB (homebuilt) - still in use as FTP server

Apple Powerbook G3 400mHz (required by school, was a piece of garbage) - threw out the window upon graduation, with rejoicing

Athlon XP 1200+ (homebuilt) - hand-me-down to a sibling

P4HT Northwood 3.0 (homebuilt) - current

Pentium-M Banias 1.2 (IBM Thinkpad X31) - current

Pentium-M Banias 1.5 (IBM Thinkpad T41) - current

 

[Zepper]

I was wondering who would disinter this moldy, cobweb-covered thread - resting in peace for nigh onto 4 months. It almost had to be one of them...

.bh.

Anyway, I started with dual Z80s ca. 1980, and currently use a Sempron 2400+ - too many to list in between.bh.

 

[JBT]

Not sure if I poseted in here already when the thread was made a few months ago but...

Intel 386
Intel 486
Pentium I 200MHz
Pentium III 800MHz
AMD 1.4GHz T-Bird
AMD 1700XP T-Bred A @ ~1650MHz I think
AMD 1700XP T-Bred B @ 2400MHz
Intel Pentium M 1300MHz - Banias (current)
AMD 3200+ @ 2450Mhz - Newcastle (current)

 

[REMF]

Athlon T-bird 1200MHz (AMD760 + 256MB)
Athlon T-bred 2100+ @ 2000/200MHz (nForce2 +512MB DDR400)

 

[saxophonoia]

amd athlon 850
amd athlonxp 2100(fried)
amd athlonxp 2500(current)

 

[amdskip]

P166 Gateway
900mhz thunderbird (first build)
XP1800 personal system
XP2000 upgrade
XP2500 upgrade
Looking at 64 now, gotta get some cashola built up first.

 

[GT4]

Intel P4 Northwood 2.0ghz
Intel P4 Prescott 2.8ghz

 

[ramj70]

286 (IBM PS/2)
486 66 (Packard Bell, ugh, can't believe I'm admitting to owning one)
Pentium 150MHZ (another Packard Hell, man was I dumb)
P2 233MHZ (Dell)
P3 450MHZ (Gateway)
P3 1.0GHZ (Alienware)
Athlon XP 1700+ (Ibuypower)
Athlon XP 2800+ (finally built my own puter)

 

[Swanny]

K6-2 450Mhz
Athlon 850Mhz
Athlon XP 1900+
Athlon XP 2500+
Athlon 64 3200+

 

[Wolfshanze]

Hehe... here's my CPU history:

I suppose these had CPUs in them too...

Texas Instruments Ti99/4A
Commodore 64
Amiga 500
Amiga 3000

Now on to PCs...

25MHz 486
66MHz 486
90MHz Pentium I
200MHz Pentium I (w/MMX!!!)
400MHz Pentium II
600MHz Pentium III
1.0GHz Pentium III (Coppermine)
2.4GHz Pentium IV (Northwood)
3.0GHz Pentium IV (Prescott)

Some of the "slight upgrades" like 2.4 to 3.0 are wife-involved (shuffling off the slightly older system to my wife while I get a slightly newer one).

I was "customizing" computers as early as my Amiga and 486 days, and I was genuinly building new systems from scratch starting with my Pentium I days.