VOGONS

Common searches


Search results

Display options

Re: percentage of old PCs and components that are saved?

Yup software really plays a part, back in the 90s I got a small haul of Apple II stuff, the web was just getting going, and they were very yesterdays news, couldn't find much info, getting software seemed not to be possible unless you were in a large metro with an Apple II club that was still just …

Re: percentage of old PCs and components that are saved?

Yah the dotcom boom did them no favors, overleveraged buyers/users of them and overconfident suppliers of them. The big names with fingers in multiple pies clung on, but it killed everyone else. High prices are the symptom not the disease, like temperature rising when you've got an infection, it's …

Re: percentage of old PCs and components that are saved?

CPUs aren't really the problem, on top of being fairly durable up to the 2000s, and several being in existence per motherboard in the first place, they're most likely to be saved if everything else is scrapped. There are however challenges in getting FPGA to emulate core logic AND get to to connect …

Page 97 of 337