what was the configuration of your first pc?
Here is a a good one, what config did your very first pc have?
mine was a
P-II 266 Mhz
32 MB RAM
2.1 GB HDD
4MB Onboard AGP
14" monitor
32x CD-ROM drive
1.44 MB Floppy Drive
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timjpriebe posted this at 12:24 — 21st April 2006.
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Pentium 75. Don't really remember the rest.
mairving posted this at 15:32 — 21st April 2006.
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I believe it was a 486 DX/33/66,
Megan posted this at 15:38 — 21st April 2006.
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Mine was a 486 as well, possibly 24MB of RAM but I don't remember for sure. 2 GB hard drive - I thought that was plenty at the time. It was an "all in one" computer - a PC built like an iMAC with the hard drive and monitor in one. His name was Elliot
I"m not sure what happened to it, I think it might be in my parents' attic somewhere...
That was my first year at university. My parents had a PC before that but I don't remember the specs at all.
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Greg K posted this at 15:41 — 21st April 2006.
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A Commodore VIC-20 with a tape drive hooked to my TV was my first computer.
First "PC" have been an old XT (4 generations before pentium) computer with a 20meg HD, both floppies, no CD, running DOS 4.something, no windows.
First "Brand New PC" was a laptop computer, think it was 286 with 12.2 B&W display running win 3.1
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demonhale posted this at 15:45 — 21st April 2006.
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i cant remember the exact name or specs, but mine has black tiny screen with green texts... you type in commands, no GUI at all... it was an IBM machine...
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Ashish posted this at 02:01 — 24th April 2006.
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wow.. some of you guys had really 'primitive' pc's, guess i just started out late with computers
But the pc that i had bought at that time was pretty much top of the line stuff, and set me back by about US$1300. now its probably not even worth 30 bucks
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sema4 posted this at 07:21 — 25th April 2006.
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Oh boy, dating myself here. 486 SX 33 with a whopping 2MB of RAM. I remember the day we decided 2 MB of RAM wasn't enough and shelled out several hundred dollars to double it to a whole 4 MB!
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JeevesBond posted this at 15:31 — 25th April 2006.
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Heck Asish you haven't been doing this long enough! Mine was a 486 Pentium overdrive 133MHz with 8 meg of RAM & a 100Mb harddrive. The harddrive needed upgrading almost instantly!
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The Webmistress posted this at 16:08 — 25th April 2006.
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Commador 64 with a portable colour TV and tape recorder!
Yes, I am that old
Greg K posted this at 01:39 — 3rd May 2006.
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Ahh, someone I can relate to on here! I went many years wishing I could upgrade to a C128....
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garethcbrown posted this at 22:05 — 2nd May 2006.
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I had an Advent. 8GB, Voodoo II Graphics card, 15" Monitor. Can't remember the rest.
The hard drive made clicking noises all the time and even though I'd taken it back twice to get it fixed it made no difference. I always suspected it was shoddy goods sold as new even though it was from a well known supposedly reputable supplier.
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