Nice round numbers for the hard drives: 639.9 MB.
Onboard 4 MB EDO RAM.
1 MB EDO SIMMs.
No silly heatsinks or fans on the processors.
Overdrive processors (there used to be one in there, but it found a new home a long time ago).
Diamond Speedstar 64, amazing 1 MB video card, allowing 16-bit color, mmmmm.






Sad thing is, the 3.5" floppy drive in that PC is still being used in this one actually.

I'll give you a dollar for it.

My first built PC was about the same specs as yours. I wonder what became of that case...

I remember getting a out first Pentium computer back when I was in 9th grade. Had a 1.5 gig hard drive.

Heh, that hard drive was an upgrade purchased a few years later. If I remember correctly, the original was 100 MB. I remember just getting TIE Fighter and struggling to make room for it, heh.

Originally it was something like this:
25 MHz 486SX
4 MB memory
100 MB hard drive
512k onboard video (I think)
no sound card and no CD-ROM
2400 baud modem

When I stopped using it, it was:
100 MHz after the Overdrive was added in and a little overclocking
8 MB memory
639.9 MB hard drive
1 MB Diamond Speedstar 64
Sound Blaster 16 (that was probably the hugest step at the time, wow, "real" sound, heh)
2x CD-ROM drive
14.4 kb/s modem

I need a DOS Box so bad... So bad...

Heh, I have a DOS Laptop

It's actually perfect for DOS games. It has a 750MB HD, SB compatible sound card, 1MB video RAM, 24MB RAM, and an external 24X CD-ROM.

I have a laptop with Win 3.1. I use it regularly to type stuff on (not for printing, just for my own use).

I have... I have... what do I have?

Well... I have enough components to build 3 more computers of various specs (ancient to old) and the two pcs one laptop I'm using now.

I'd love a dos comp, I have two games I'd love to play but my current computers are too powerful to run them! I remember back in highschool trying to get the money for a computer that would run works! I never thought I'd have trouble finding a computer slow enough to run a game, I'm so used to having trouble meeting specs!!!

I miss when things were like this

I don't get the joke. "Way more FPS than Counterstrike!"

frames per second. as in... you'd get way more case you're running something 10000x more simple... eh, dumb joke.

I remeber my first PC which had:

Pentium Processor
16MB RAM
4x CD-ROM
Onboard Sound
Windows 95 OS

And.. Civilisation as it was part of the software bundle

I've got a quad 486dx50 Zenith Datasystems server holding up my desk. Its got a mega cool 6way scsi array with 1gb HDDs, a SCSI 2x CDROM and enough ISA network cards in it to connect every major country.

Doesnt have any use other than being a desk support, though.

8088 processor at 4.77 mhz (IIRC)
256k RAM
No hard disk
5 ¼" 360k floppy drive
TGA graphics (kind of between CGA and EGA, made by Tandy, lo-res 16 colours)
3-channel sound (another Tandy exclusive)