- Joined
- Feb 12, 2001
- Location
- the Netherlands
When cleaning out the attick today I came across various old AT-cases left over from upgrades and repairs I did for various people in the past. These cases were stripped of most, but not all hardware, so I decided to salvage anything minimal useable still in good/working order and see if I could build a minimum internet-box. Just for fun and old times' sake! Here's what I'm typing this on:
- Pentium 233 mmx cooled by an Alpha PEP66 (!)
- DFI i430TX AT mainboard
- 64MB PC100 CL2 SDRAM (64MB is max. cacheable with iTX chipset)
- S3Virge/DX375 4MB PCI videocard
- 3Com Etherlink III ISA PnP NIC
- Quantum ELS127A PIO-mode2 127MB HDD (LMAO!)
- old floppy drive
- old AT case
- 153W Compaq AT PSU
That HDD (the only working one I could find) can barely hold a stripped Windows 95 with IE5 and AIM, but hooked up to my cable router it works!
- Pentium 233 mmx cooled by an Alpha PEP66 (!)
- DFI i430TX AT mainboard
- 64MB PC100 CL2 SDRAM (64MB is max. cacheable with iTX chipset)
- S3Virge/DX375 4MB PCI videocard
- 3Com Etherlink III ISA PnP NIC
- Quantum ELS127A PIO-mode2 127MB HDD (LMAO!)
- old floppy drive
- old AT case
- 153W Compaq AT PSU
That HDD (the only working one I could find) can barely hold a stripped Windows 95 with IE5 and AIM, but hooked up to my cable router it works!