Or maybe there were several different variants? Possibly. I just grab the front top corner and pull :) The side panels are compatible with another Coolermaster case I got not too long ago, they fit exactly the same way. Might be a nice way for you to find a donor side panel so you can re-hide your …

I really love those Coolermaster Centurion 5s :) (it is a Centurion 5, right?) Though personally I prefer the ones without a transparent side panel :P I got the case when it first came out (13 or so years ago), when I wanted to have a window to show off lighting, etc. Now it just shows everyone how …

My low ceiling basement office area, completely with 80's Pioneer stereo goodness 😀

The problem with 3 year old Sony Xperias isn't that they're slow but that they are extremely limited in internal storage space. It has 16GB internal (which is admittedly really low) but had an SD slot that currently has a 64GB card in (can go up 256GB I believe). So I've never run into a storage …

These are my "current" computers in use (not including the PII system I mentioned in the other thread) Main computer: http://i.imgur.com/EZ26r20.jpg Windows 7 Home Premium i5 6600K (running at stock for the moment) Cooler Master EVO 212 Cooler Asus Z170-E Motherboard 16GB DDR4 @2133MHz Geforce 560 …

Actually nothing much changed in the upgrade speed of "computers" today. It is still so fast, but the mainstream "computers" are not the ones we know anymore. Phones are the new "computers" today. Even phones have slowed down. If it wasn't for the fact that many smartphones seem to start failing …

The Power Win PSU is probably not too bad or at least worth having a look inside. They were a generic brand, but they were apparently built appropriate for the design load. As with any vintage PSU, though, capacitors should probably be replaced (especially those on the 5V SB rail). That's probably …

The Win98 machine: http://i.imgur.com/jWbIjST.png http://i.imgur.com/Rv3FndT.png Specs: Pentium II 350MHz ECS P6BX-A+ (440BX) Motherboard 256MB PC133 (running at 100MHz) ATI Rage Fury Pro 32MB (AGP) Creative Vibra 16XV CT4170 (ISA) Realtek NIC RTL8029AS (PCI) Some generic modem I plan on removing ( …

On another note, this machine was built more than 6 years ago... kinda sad to think, that in the 90's it would pretty much be considered trash at this age :( PC's aged so fast back then, and not just for gamers. Even the latest version of your word processor of choice could push your machine into …

I just created an account to say that I not only had a similar Am386-DX40 as a kid, but it was in the EXACT same case that you used. You have no idea how nostalgic this makes me 😀