This Lenovo 33M was a trash pick from a year or so ago...
Fairly standard office stuff... socket 775 - Pentium 4 D, SiS chipset Mirage graphics.

One thing going for it was the standard nMTX layout and I/O, even through it takes half height cards. Anyway the point of the build is pure nForce relying on everything that it had built in.. nothing else added....

Always wanted to do a nForce setup showcasing SoundStorm APU and the intergrated graphics.
At the time of nForce I skipped it, and was using a Shuttle AK31 3.1 VIA KT266A and a Athlon XP 1600+ and I probably just upgraded ....or was about to upgrade my Kyro II to a Ti4200. I held on to Athlon XPs until Core2Duo..

nForce always interested me though, especially for the Audio APU capabilities, and I was pouring over the details on sites like 3DSoundSurge: http://web.archive.org/web/20040603101703/htt … /nForce-p2.html, and even the new Analog Devices SoundMAX (I had the chance to test this chip on an Intel Desktop Board recently and was pretty impressed).

At this time I was heavily into gaming and 3D sound as I was part of the driver testing team for Philips PC Consumer Electronics - Driver bug reporting for soundcards like Acoustic Edge, Seismic Edge and the C-media 8738 based Sonic and Dynamic Edge (with Philips own reworked QSound drivers under the name of "Sound Agent 2"), so new competing and emerging products and even the rise of Realtek were really intresting.... as was the somewhat disapointing downturn in 3d sound after the Audigy / Vortex2 and general loss of Sensaura and QSound.

Over the years I've collected quite a number of nForce boards as trash picks, but never really bothered to follow through with a build.
Anyway, this ThinkCentre seemed close on ideal to eventually connect to a home theatre reciever setup.

Setup:
Biostar M7NCG - very colourful motherboard!
AthlonXP 2600+ Barton core
1GB DDR 400 @ 333 x2 running in Dual Channel mode
160GB WD
Intergrated GeForce4 MX
Pioneer DVD
New 3d printed I/O shield I whipped up..

Scoring just a little over 5000 in 3dMark01... tested with a low profile 9250 64-bit and got around 4700, with a FX5200 64bit around 4200.

Next step to update is to wire up an Optical and SPDIF Coax bracket....