I was just going over my PC collection.
i have:

Tandon 286 SL II, 12Mhz, 5,25" and 3,5" Floppy

Yakumo Pentium 133Mhz, Win 95,1GB HDD, Floppy and CD

Pyramid Pentium 166Mhz, Win 95,2GB HDD, Floppy and CD

Toshiba Sattelite Pro 2000 Mhz, win XP, 40GB HDD, CD and ext. Floppy

Compaq DeskPro 166Mhz, Dos 6.22, 2GB HDD, Floppy and CD

That is my PC collection so far. So what kind of Pcs do you have?
Maybe you could even make pics and post them? (I don't have a digicam)

I have this one that I'm using right now at me! :D

Mine previous two I sold! :bleh:

actually i was serious. So what are the specs.
oh, and :bleh: yourself!

I have three computers:
First, my brothers, which i use everyday, because it has internet connection, but i don't really know it's specs, since i don't look after it... it should be something like :
Athlon @ 1700+, Radeon 9600, with 128 memory, 512 RAM and a 80 gig HDD + DVD writer + CD writer
Now come my gems:
Compaq deskpro 2000, P2 @ 300 Mhz, 4 Mb on board Matrox MGA mystique, 64 RAM(will soon have 128), 2 HDDs, which sum up 6 Gbs, Epson Lx 100 printer, which i had since 95, and it still works flawlessly(!), ESS 1869
My dos system: P1 @166, 2 Mb S3 trio video card, ESS 1868 sound card, 96 RAM, 1 Gb Hdd

Yes... i'm an intel fan :bleh:

DELL Latitude D800 *Laptop with Widescreen*

My specs:

Pentium M 1.4 GHz
WSXGA+ LCD 15.4"
768Mb 266MHz DDRAM Memory
40GB (5400 RPM) 9.5MM IDE Hard drive + 250GB External Maxtor One Touch
4X DVD+RW
64MB nVidia NV28 Graphics card
Internal Bluetooth card
Conexant D480 MDC 56k v.92 modem
SigmaTel STAC9750 chipset
Broadcom 570x Gigabit Ethernet controller
Truemobile 1300 WLAN

Dual booting XP Pro and Gentoo Linux :max:

Let's see.......still getting picture......still......*The system has overloaded. Don't try to count your computers anymore!*


Seriously, when I counted the all up, I realised I have 8 working computers. *I wont give you my home adress!*

This one on which I'm working right now is:
- AMD Athlon XP 1800+
- 265MB RAM
- GeForce 2 MX 400
- HDD 80GB Samsung
- CD-RW Samsung

Others are:
- Amstrad (or Amsoft) - you play this one by putting tapes inside
- 386, 400MB HDD,... - A machine I tell you!
- 233MMX, 2MB S3 Trio, 2GB HDD,...
- AMD Athlon XP 2000+, cca 350MB RAM, 60GB HDD,.... =>My brother's
- P3 833MHz, 60GB HDD,....=>My father's
- Celeron, 15GB HDD,... => My younger brother's
- AMD Athlon XP 2000+, GeForce 4 128MB, 120GB HDD, 512MB RAM,.... => Server (yes, I do have server and net in my house in Italy - the bad thing is that I live in Croatia with my mom)

Got couple P90 and P100 (4 in total) - all dells, no OS loaded yet (waiting for more room in basement)
P200 Hawell-Packard - Win95
P233 Compaq - Win98
Dell PIII 450MHz - Win98/DOS - Using for games
Athlon XP2100 - WinXP Pro - programming, design and gaming
Dell P4 2.4 server with 520GB storage capacity

P133, 64MB memory - that serves as firewall for home network. On for long time... in the basement :D

Dell's laptop P4 2.4GHz, 512 ram, nVidia mobile chipset with 64MB DDR memory, CD-RW/DVD combo. Using it for work and school. Also as DOSBox platform and for emulators (more then 10 emulators loaded on it :D)

<Takes deep breath>...

I have (from newest to oldest... roughly):

1) P4 2.8GHz, 512 PC3200, GFX5900XT, 74GB WD Raptor
2) PIII-S 1.4GHz (512k L2 Cache), 512 PC133, GfTi4200, 40GB WD
3) Athlon 1GHz (SlotA), 392MB PC133, Gf3-Ti500, 40GB WD
4) Dell PowerEdge 2400 Server (2x P3-1GHz), 1Gig PC133 ECC, 90GB RAID0
5) K6-III+ 450MHz, 192MB PC100, ATI Radeon 32MB DDR, 10GB
6) Dual PII-300MHz, 392MB 60ns EDO, ATi Xpert@Play, 20GB
7) Dual P5-200MHz, 128MB 60ns EDO, Dual Voodoo2 12MB SLI, 6GB
8) AMD X5-133MHz, 64MB 70ns FPM, S3 Trio64, 1.6Gb
9) i486 DX2-66MHz, 64 70ns FPM, Trident 8900C, 250MB
10) AMD 386-40MHz, 8MB 30pin, Trident 8900C, 120MB
11) Packard Bell iForce (286-12MHz), 2MB DRAM, 40MB
12) IBM XT 5160 (8088-4.77MHz), 640k, 40MB RLL

...<exhales>..
And, yes, they all currently work. I have a NIC in each one so they can connect to my windows shares on my PowerEdge to transfer files (cheaper + faster than using floppies).

See why I never bother with DosBox? Why bother when I have the real thing... Hehe. :ok:

Nice collection.

I'm about to get couple 166 and 233, but would like more to find some old 386. :)

i have a Athlon 550 that is so loosely put together and beat up software-wise that i'm the only person in the entire world who can get it to work :D

*example* i have to keep my finger on F8 when it starts, and then disable/enable the video card and press space twice...

no i'm not kidding