Another oldie but goody!
CPU - Pentium1 100Mhz
MEM - 2x8mb edo
MOBO - Biostar M5ATA v1.0 socket7
Hard Drive - Seagate 1.7GB pata
Video - Cirrus Logic CL-GD5434-J-QC-F 1mb
Sound - Opti 82c931
Optical - 40x cdrom
Magnetic - 3.5" floppy drive
PSU - Solar Power 250w AT
DOS - v6.22
Originally built as a Pentium1 200mhz, same cpu, but down clocked to 100mhz, 128mb edo memory, 3.2gb pata hdd, voodoo3 2000 pci video, creative SB 16 isa sound and win98se.
Figured i would relive my intel 486 dx4-100mhz days from 1996, apparently, i kept the original video, sound, mem around, but i haven't the slightest clue what happened to the 4x cdrom, 850mb hdd, 486 chip and mobo, misplaced or something, i cant remember, but i've kept just about everything since the begining.
Its been around 18yrs since i messed with any computer using straight up DOS, im learning all over again, and at a snails pace for now, but its slowly comming back to me, its fun to get back to basics when windows has made computing so much easier, simpler and much faster, i've installed just a few full version games, it wont be much since its a small hard drive, like fan favorites, doom/doom2/duke nukem 3d/wolf3d/hexen/heretic/quake and descent so far, all of them play surprisingly well with this low spec machine.
But alas, the downgrade will only be temporary, to put it back the way it once was, but its been forever since i've actually had the pleasure of getting back to my roots... computer roots.
Pentium3 1400s/ Asus Tusl2-c / Kingston 512mb pc133 cl2 / WD 20gb 7200rpm / GeForce3 Ti-500 64mb / Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 SB0100 / 16x dvdrom / 3.5 Floppy / Enermax 420w / Win98se