/retro/ - some old shit

>>60033287

ENIAC was cool i guess.

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Athlon XP 2500+ running 98 SE. I actually got hold of a pretty nice purple coloured Palit Geforce 4 MX440 64MB (the 8x variant).

I also got a system for cheap - turned out to be a Socket 478-based Celeron 2.4GHz (Northwood) with 512MB RAM, a 40GB WDC harddrive,"LC-B350ATX" PSU that turned out to be decent (I can provide pictures if needed), an ABIT Siluro FX5200DT (wish I'd find more ABIT stuff), some generic soundcard and NIC (C-Media and "IC+") and a white Sony DVD-ROM.

>>60033287
https://archive.org/details/Maximum_PC_May_2003

>>60037309
they've got a pretty good byte archive too
https://archive.org/stream/byte-magazine-1992-09/1992_09_BYTE_17-09_Photonics#page/n0/mode/2up

>>60033287
Anyone remember these?
https://web.archive.org/web/20020204194945/http://www.windowsmedia.com/mg/skins.asp

Here's the last archive of the WMP skins page before it disappeared.
https://web.archive.org/web/20160609092016/http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-media-player-skins#t1=all

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Let me just say that the original Ford Ka is the most Y2K car ever made.

>>60037675
>retro
>posts Windows XP
kys underage

>>60037663
Sorry if the 2nd link is fucked.
Here's a better archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20130505015011/http://windows.microsoft.com:80/en-us/windows/windows-media-player-skins

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>>60037675
>9GB disk a Pentium M system

>>60037770
>kys underage
>kys
I can smell the irony from here.

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>>60033287
IBM ThinkPad G40 I got for $5 at a Salvation Army. Sorry about the image quality, I used my shitty webcam.

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>>60038944
The price tag in case you guys are curious.

>>60037753
wtf is the third pedal for

>>60037753
this fucking car, the only good part was the radio desig, everything else was shit
>>60038981
it's called clutch, every non automatic (aka fun to drive) car have it

>>60037675
>pentium M era hardware
>9gb HDD
what the fuck anon
my t42 with a 2ghz pentium M has a 40gb hdd and that was the smallest variant availible at the time

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>>60038944
Nice, i got one of them.
In one of the past retro threads we talked about its capability with some shit.
this one in particular:
https://rbt.asia/g/thread/59879916/
Yeah its crap, not gonna lie, why IBM marketed it as a mobile workstation i will never know, the IGP is absolutely trash, the only thing it has going for it is the desktop socket 478 processors.

And even with a 2.8ghz Pentium 4 the cooler is actually good enough to not be a housefire. It maxed at 65c or something under 100% cpu load after half an hour. Without even getting loud too, under 50c its passively cooled.

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still using this one. 17 years now.

>>60039479
I'm the same guy who talked to you, actually.

>>60038962
nice. what are you going to do with it?

>>60042049
Probably install Windows 98 SE to see what it can do on the modern web (which of course would require me to install KernelEx). I'll do it once I get the charger and TrackPoint for it.

>>60039479
Also, is it with the original thermal compound?

>>60042162
Well I never changed it, so I presume so.

>>60042094
Id really stick with XP over 98, you'll have no trouble with Firefox or chrome 49 for shitposting on it
A max ram upgrade for it is cheap too.

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>>60033287

>>60037753

Dear God.

>>60042448
I already have a Latitude D620 that has XP on it.

>>60042094
just install any 32bit linux distro with xfce DE, it's really light

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>>60033287
> retro thread
> people posting shit made after 2000

Kys.

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>>60033287
Something new I picked up. 41 years old!

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>>60042728
>>60037753

>>60043158
>retro computer cat will not stand for this newfaggotry

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>>60037753
>>60043266
what an ugly pos

80s green monochrome dash ftw

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>>60043313
Here's another good one.

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>>60043354
And another.

>>60037675
Get at least an 80GB drive.

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>>60043158
if you're going to shit on someone else can you at least post a picture of something other than a babby's first dumpster rescue-tier toshiba notebook?

>>60037770
/retro/ threads on /g/ are about anything older that does not fit in other threads, if you are so autistic go to /vr/

>>60043158
see
>>60046261
you're a trip fag, you should know better

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buN6AzdngZQ

All the videos on hes channel are great.

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This beast with a touchscreen.

>>60047017
I have a b142, I think it's slightly smaller and has a bigger trackpoint, also touchscreen.

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>>60039495
You don't wanna know how retarded i looked in 2006 when i tried to put a cassette tape in my car's MiniDisc slot.
>Damn you Mazda for making me look like an idiot!

>>60047166
>>Damn you Mazda for making me look like an idiot!
>it's not my fault i'm an idiot! it's always someone elses!

>>60037790
The original 40GB HDD died, I'm too poor to get a bigger one.

I have a gameboy and some games.

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>>60034749
better pic

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>>60033287
Pulled this out of our failover data room today, 486DX server, something I had never seen before. This used to run our IVR apparently. It also has two Fujitsu 225MB SCSI drives, which seem to be selling on eBay for a fuckload more than I would assume they are worth.

> TFW fell for 16MB meme

>>60047017
>that mouse
does it get anymore comfy.

ot some ancient athlon from a friend, tried to start it, nothing shows on a screen. Fans spin, gpu fan is also spinning but nothing. Tried removing cmos battery and replacing it, nothing. No beeps or anything.

Any ideas what could be wrong?

>>60048127
Remove ram and try to see if it beeps.

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>>60037753
Honestly, I really want one.
I remember seen one back in the day, shiny apple red slick car from future among dirty gray soviet boxes on wheels.

>>60048132
Doesnt beep. Do i need to check internal speaker?

>>60048185
I presume it's connected.

Tried checking if the CPU heats up? Check for any slight burn marks on it. (early Athlons were notorious for that)

>>60048127
Most likely PSU died.
Also, check motherboard caps, especially around CPU socket.

>>60048229
Is it possible that psu is giving enough power for fans but not enough for pc to start? I might switch the psu also

>>60048227
How to check it, cooler is mounted on top of it, dont really wanna take it off? All caps seem fine

I'm switching to Linux from windows xp; did some shit with ubuntu over 10 years ago and I know why I don't want to use linux...

Is this the right place to talk about computer stuff?

>>60048269
There's no other way to check if the CPU is dead.

>>60048262
>I might switch the psu also
Forgot to mention. I never own athlon rigs myself, but I heard socket A models are quite picky about +5VDC rail.

>>60048315
Changed psu, same shit. God fucking damn it, seems like motherboard or cpu. If it were cpu, wouldnt mobo still beep if no ram is installed?

>>60048414
I let fans spin for half an hour, touched cpu heatsink and it's cold as fuck. How do i know if it's mobo or cpu?

>>60048001
1991 and 16MB? That's a server for sure already because of that, the case doesn't even matter

>>60048288
CPUs aren't corpses, they mostly still get warm even if dead, that's not a definitive test

>>60048999
Basic?

>>60049093
Not really. I had a dead Athlon 1GHz and at first I thought it was the motherboard. I then tried to run the CPU with no heatsink (out of pure boredom) and found out it was dead. That and the underside had a darkened spot in the center, just where the core is situated. I found that out by swapping the CPU with hope that it will POST, and with a good CPU (Duron 1.3GHz) it POSTed successfully.

>>60049148
>Basic?
>?
get out

>>60049178
You never had a ZX Spectrum,did you?

>>60049198
>didn't get the point
do like that anons motherboard and stop POSTing

>>60049213
>he doesn't get my point
Watch out for your CPU it might go up in smoke

>>60033287
https://virtuallyfun.superglobalmegacorp.com/

I'll just leave this here.

>>60049148
>Basic?
What kind of a stupid question is that? Did you even look at the picture?

>>60037675
Whoa, retail XP

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>>60049248
Sinclair BASIC.

>>60049291
>only Sinclair used BASIC

How to be sure what's dead, cpu or mobo?

>>60049343
Get another (known working) CPU and test.

>>60049343
unless you have an oscilloscope, the only way to be sure is to get another CPU

>>60043313
Oh Fuck.That's nice anon, thanks for sharing.

I have an IBM 340 and 365XD, both in great condition minus the batteries of course. The keyboard on the 340 is basically a desktop keyboard. Anyone else have some pre-1997 ThinkPads? The 340 feels especially old with its monochrome display.

>>60049889
Is like to get a Pentium 2 or Pentium 3 laptop for speedy threads
My MMX is too old for XP and the Pentium 4 isn't anything special

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bump

Check this out...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9XgplGqSrw

>>60043158
>butthurt tripfag
ahah, classic

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Finally got this working at a proper resolution.

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My old laptop, still got it because of child memories. It's broken tho.

>>60053558
Weren't dell's clitmice shit back then?

>>60053321
Do you have a link to instructions on how to do this?

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>>60049889
>Black cat wallpaper
Are you a fan of Joel?

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A 386 system made by Nokia!
Preparing to do a clean install of DOS right now

>>60054186
Mine wasn't, always ran great.
I even remember the old keygens I had with the retro music.

>>60054537
>I even remember the old keygens I had with the retro music.
Well, that's out of the blue, but very nostalgic

>build retro gaming machine from old parts I had laying around
>first the 8GB Quantum Fireball with Windows 98 SE dies
>then the 80GB Maxtor with Windows XP on it died
>bought a SATA PCI card
>Motherboard can't boot from it
>I'll have to find some PATA HDDs or buy a converter
Not sure what I expected tbqh
And only 1 of the 3 socket A motherboards I had laying around still worked
On the one hand I regret selling off my nice parts back in the day, on the other they were still worth something back then.

>>60054668
>I'll have to find some PATA HDDs or buy a converter
I have so many I'm building pyramids onto unused furniture in my room

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>>60033287

>>60054721
I know they're still plenty around, but somehow I've ran out of them...

>>60050863
I'm sorry anon, I don't understand
>>60054414
Yes

>>60054807
Autocorrect got me good.
I want a p2 or p3 laptop so I can have fun speccy posts with windows xp
My 380ed with a Pentium mmx (op) is too weak for xp
And my g40 with a Pentium 4 is more than capable and not that special

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CRT monitors > everything else

I got this again and turned it on after more than 10 or 9 years, and looks way better than any laptop screen I've seen over the years, will use it to play old games like Diablo II or shit

Or so I thought because after maybe 20 or so minutes, the screen starts to like flicker only once and then it keeps doing every minute or so, I can't really explain it with words, is it really hard to try to fix these things? I'm a faggot when it comes to fix electronics and nobody near me knows how to do it

>>60055085
Its potentially life-threatening.
Don't do this if you don't know what you are doing.
Could be a input problem through, which is easier to fix

>>60054521
pretty nice with a matching keyboard and mouse too

>>60048001
Shit's definitely worth its weight in gold just for those damn drives, finding good high-end parts from that decade is suffering if you're autistic like me.

>>60055530
The keyboard is original, mouse is just some old serial mouse and for the monitor I just used a old CRT that would match it the best.

Installing mTCP right now to transfer some data to it.

>>60037675
XP was the zenith of OS UI design.

>>60049924
The 340 sounds like a pretty cool box to have. IBM-designed 486SLCs were neat chips.

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>>60054521
>Load time: 5:32

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>>60056359
>hey bro, wanna play some Doom?

>>60054807
>Yes
Cool.

>>60043313
>>60043354
>>60043387
fuck yeah these are awesome

>>60053558
oshit i used this for 4 years.

>>60055085
>I'm a faggot when it comes to fix electronics and nobody near me knows how to do it
Don't touch that CRT unless you want to risk wiping you genepool off the planet.

>>60055085
Those things are dangerous to work on. Even I don't want anything to do with those. Same goes with power supplies.

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does this count?
It's my current pc.
Intel core e2180
2gb of ram
gt520

I guess the only good things about it it's the heatsink and the 1 tb black Western Digital HDD

>>60057078
Wow.
Just wow.

>>60055188
>>60056852
>>60056924
Why would it kill me? I'm fucked, right?

>>60057360
>Why would it kill me? I'm fucked, right?
It could if you don't know what your doing, which is very likely from the sound of it.

>>60057360
It won't kill you if you just use it, but the second the cover comes off you're playing with actually deadly shit. The tube operates in the range of a lot of kilovolts and tends to retain a charge really well, so carelessness can actually end up with your ass getting shocked to the hospital. Not to mention that physically damaging the tube can and will violently shotgun shards of glass all over the place.

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>>60057360
They are totally just fucking with you dude, your problem sounds like it's something loosing connection after heating up, just take the cover off and try pushing all the connectors to see if they are well connected, also cleaning the underside of the board with a wet cloth wouldn't hurt it, those old monitors have a lot of dust in em.

>>60057563
>>60057366
>>60057492
It's not that old, it's a Samsung Syncmaster 753s
I read I have to discharge it or something

>>60057610
Better just don't touch it
>>60057563 is obviously a joke

>>60034749
>Athlon XP 2500+ running 98 SE.

Wut? I was using this CPU from 2003-2009 with Windows XP. Although mine was running at ~1.86GHz IIRC.

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>>60038944
I forgot to post this Dell AT101W that I got for $1.00 at the other Salvation Army where I live.

>>60057979
>>60038944
why do people think others care? this is literary garbage, even more so than those shitty 20 year old systems that are posted here and common as fuck

whoooooaaaaa

>>60054728
Nice dude, but get that shit together! The Amiga looks sad with a hole in it.

>>60055085
As others have said, don't open it. They can shock the hell out of you or even explode. It's better to just use it as it is.

>>60056924
I once stuck my hand into the power supply of a running desktop computer when I was about 16 because I had the case open and I tripped over something in my room. The power supply had the top metal plate missing because I built the computer out of junk parts in 2001. It wasn't a fun experience.

>>60058331
I took apart a 400W Diablotek power supply back in 2015 that was really dusty and threw tiny sparks when I plugged the chord into the power supply so I could salvage the fan. I threw the rest out afterwards. I didn't even know it was dangerous until a year later.

>>60037753
>No tach

>>60057078
topkek

>>60057997
they're okay to me, I just didn't reply because there's nothing I can add

we're not here to entertain you, post about what you want to post about or fuck off to >>>/vr/ or some place with upvotes and downvotes you can use to passive-aggressively moderate things you don't like

stupid hipster

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>>60059531
>posts worthless shit
>calls others stupid hipster
Not him, but this has to be bait.

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>>60059560
I didn't post anything, my man, I just think you and the whiny autistic faggot you're trying to counter-white knight for are cancer and should fuck off.

It's a thread about old shit, not a dick measuring contest, the majority of people browsing this thread probably don't care about whatever dumpster finds you're posting either.

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anyone know anything about this? model number is BCP221V. can't find any info on it.

>>60059977
there has to be more markings on it than that

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>>60060209
that seems to be it.

would it have originally run geoworks?

>>60060298
>europe
now I see why I can't find dick on it, most good magazine sources are American, but it comes up literally nowhere anyway

it's definitely from around the date on the BIOS since it has a built-in mouse, and definitely a low-ender too with a 25 MHz Cx486SLC and 4MB of RAM, though that chip was old news by 1992. don't think it would have run GeoWorks since it's definitely not a GeoBook and I've seen no other mention of such a thing, just looks like a run of the mill low-end DOS/3.x laptop

wouldn't shit on it though, it's in great shape and I love cyrix 486SLC systems, their spec sheet shittiness is their redemption, since they're practically a spitting image of the entry-level of their time and elegantly simple in most implementations

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>>60059977
>>60060298
I searched for 'Brother BCP' and found this picture in a blog post of a Brother BCP521V with a black keyboard that looks bitchin' (that trackball would kill me though)

Even the blog says there's no resources about it

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I just booted up my old Dell Inspiron 9300, It's like I just uncovered a fossil

I used it well into the early 2010s when I upgraded to a newer Thinkpad

>>60060489
yeah that's a cooler design but the trackball looks even less usable.

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>>60059977
>>60060298
Not the same model number, but virtually the only thing I could find about Brother making a 486 notebook.

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>>60057997
>you have to go back
you dont have to be butthurt faggot

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>>60054728
>poni stickers

>>60059683
>>60062322
>hipsters, redditors and newfags in retro threads
Oh well, it was nice until it lasted

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>>60049061
Did some more digging through documentation today. I work for a medical company, turns out our pathologists used to call in on a voice line, record their findings, then a clinician would log in and transcribe the recorded sound file. No wonder it's loaded with RAM. It's basically a glorified voicemail best as I can tell. The three cards towards the back of the each have daughter cards with an additional 6MB per card, recording buffers best as I can tell.

>>60055598
Tell me about it, I would sell my left nut to be able to tell my late 90's self to hold onto all the ISA cards, Winchester/SCSI/PATA drives and 8" floppy drives I threw out when I moved out of home. "We Pentium nao, I don't need this shit". I still get shocked at the premiums this hardware is now going for nonetheless.

Anyway, just finished cleaning it out, have a guts shot. It powers up but reports a dead primary HDD. I'll throw it into one of my other oldenboxes and see if it's the drive or the interface.

While I'm here, I'll ask, there was once an anon who linked me to a page that holds a fuckload of jumper and manual information for ISA cards. I had a generic as fuck 386 memory expansion card, yet this site still listed it. I think the home page has a monochrome green on black motif, and it's style emulates a BBS homepage. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

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>>60064348
And these were the dial in points. The server was off but these were still on.

>>60038981
t. Amerifat

>>60064396
>yurop vs murica shitposting
classic

>>60064348
>>60064377
Very cool anon!

>>60064348
>While I'm here, I'll ask, there was once an anon who linked me to a page that holds a fuckload of jumper and manual information for ISA cards. I had a generic as fuck 386 memory expansion card, yet this site still listed it. I think the home page has a monochrome green on black motif, and it's style emulates a BBS homepage. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

http://www.uncreativelabs.de/th99/

I might have been the guy who originally linked you to it, kek

>>60064420
Not him, but that's some real good stuff. Thanks a bunch.

>>60064420
The very one. You remain a god amongst men anon! Also, I really should bookmark that shit..

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>>60064420
holy shit, thats a fucking goldmine. my thanks also anon. if /retro/ ever gets a proper OP, that must be in it.

>>60064472
You're welcome, it's been my goto place for ages.

>>60064479
Just remember "th99", it's a google search away.

>>60064510
Yeah, it's a great resource, especially for clone and generic shit that you can't even identify without pictures.

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>>60037309

b00t Magazine was infinitely superior, when they dumped it in favor of becoming "Maximum PC" I damned near cried.

Still pissed about it, to be honest, fuckers.

>>60058414
Sounds like a surefire way to burn down your house.

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>>60060675
>Microsoft - Windows Welcome Music

>>60060675
> palm desktop

Noice.

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Still working on the Osborne 1.
Going to have to rebuild the keyboard with switches, the membrane was bust behind repair.
Luckily it's nothing major to accomplish.

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>>60065321
Here. Let's swap. Please.

>>60065435
I wouldn't mind, the Executive is a much more fun machine!

>>60065476
And Ossy 1's are rare as rocking horse shit here in Australia. Meanwhile, I found that at a garage sale. Old bird selling it had no idea what it was and had $20 on it, I gave her $50 and ran before she could ask questions.

Meanwhile, those are membrane keyboards, if you're having trouble with it, it's going to be the matrix chip, the cable, or something on the mainboard. I have never in my 44 years of underwhelming existence seen a membrane keyboard fail for a non-electronic reason. Whats with the teardown?

>>60065568
>And Ossy 1's are rare as rocking horse shit here in Australia.
>Meanwhile, I found that at a garage sale. Old bird selling it had no idea what it was and had $20 on it, I gave her $50 and ran before she could ask questions.
That's a nice catch! It's such a comfy machine.
I've been working on the Ozzy 1 for a while now, first a bust power supply, then a busted DRAM, but I've managed to fix both already.

>Meanwhile, those are membrane keyboards, if you're having trouble with it, it's going to be the matrix chip, the cable, or something on the mainboard. I have never in my 44 years of underwhelming existence seen a membrane keyboard fail for a non-electronic reason. Whats with the teardown?
The mainboard and cable are fine (now), the keyboard is just a membrane matrix without any circuitry, the machine registers every single key if the right pins are closed on the cable, but the membrane itself is corroded between the two layers, which to make things worse are mostly glued together and have very thin traces and pads. The plan is to put switches where the pads are and rewire the matrix, retaining the original key mechanisms and everything else.

>>60065435
whoaa

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>>60065667
Oh shit, I didn't even notice it was a ribbon cable doing into the unit, that's some rudimentary shit right there. Nice to see the work you've put in, it pleases me knowing it's in good hands.

> corroded pads
Shithouse. Have you tried running over them with some 0000 steel wool, or 1800+ grit sandpaper? To separate the membranes you may need a light touch with a heat gun (hairdryer might be better simply so you don't accidentally the whole membrane) Nothing to loose if you fuck it up, but it might just save you a bunch of unnecessary clusterfuckery if you can restore it.

>>60065790
I was just thinking this thread needs more A E S T H E T I C. Got the matching CRT?

>>60065790
What can you run on the RS/6000's anyway? I'm interested in fiddling about with a non-x86 shitbox, but I have little idea what I would actually do on them apart from the initial "it's kinda cool I guess" factor.

>>60065812
>Shithouse. Have you tried running over them with some 0000 steel wool, or 1800+ grit sandpaper? To separate the membranes you may need a light touch with a heat gun (hairdryer might be better simply so you don't accidentally the whole membrane) Nothing to loose if you fuck it up, but it might just save you a bunch of unnecessary clusterfuckery if you can restore it.
Yeah, I already tried separating the layers and cleaning them, but even some corroded traces on it where disintegrated with a light touch of a cloth, so the clusterfuckery seems a better idea now then trying to fix the membrane itself.

>I was just thinking this thread needs more A E S T H E T I C. Got the matching CRT?
Nope, sadly nothing else then the box, it was a headless server. Didn't have a graphics card either, but I found one that will work in it for not much.

>>60065852
RS/6000 originally ran IBM AIX, a flavor of UNIX, well you can basically run anything that the hardware allows if you can compile it, but there are way better (as in software, community and documentation) non-x86 shitboxes to mess around with if you are just interested in non-x86 shit. From Apple II's to Commodore 64's and 68k/PPC Amigas and Macintoshes.

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>>60066306
With expansion dock and charger!

>>60065927
Is Silicon Graphics stuff good for fucking around on, if I can find one for a reasonable price?

>>60067219
Sure, if you can find a MIPS machine, even their latter x86 shit is interesting.

>>60054275
Use Windows or WfW 3.11 (or google for "SVGA.EXE" for Win 3.1), install the Super VGA 256 colors driver in your preferred resolution and apply the SVGA driver patch for VESA-compatible cards.

https://sites.google.com/site/chitchatvmback/misc
https://web.archive.org/web/20140904184650fw_/http://www.japheth.de/dwnload1.html

It has some glitches though, for example the display will be glitched after returning from fullscreen DOS applications (so remember to edit _DEFAULT.PIF and COMMAND.PIF to run in windowed mode by default).

>>60059977
That's a cool machine though

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>>60064679
The PC I took it out of now has a 305W power supply.
>Pic related, the PC (an AM3 custom build with an eMachines T6410 case someone gave to me over a year ago.)

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picked these up on craigslist yesterday

r710 - $200
36gb ram
2 xeon 5650
freenas
(i got 6x 4tb wd reds coming in thur)

lenovo ultra slim - $20
4gb ram
some shitty intel processor
gentoo

did i do good?

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>>60066306
Man this thing is so comfy, I wish I had one 15 years ago.
That's all I got with it. Changed the hard drive for a 4GB CF card, battery lasts for about an hour as much as I have played around with it, swapping the hard drive out probably helped a lot.

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>>60069887
Size comparison.

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>>60069887
>>60069905
Those images make me want to have a small netbook like this.

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>>60069989
I always wanted a Libretto, but I'm pretty happy with the Lifebook, packs a little more horses and has a touchscreen, without being much bigger.

>>60069590
>lenovo ultra slim
My parents have the same computer.

>>60070090
Still, those things would make comfy pocket MS-DOS machines and it even has an OPL3 sound chip for better compatibility with DOS games.

>>60070271
Yeah, they are darn comfy and cute.

>>60069590
>gentoo
>did i do good?
yes

It´s a MacBook Pro 1,2 (2006) considered retro? Because i swear i have no idea i can do with the damn thing.

>>60043158
>post 2k
>kys
>not even good retro
>trip
im havin a laff

>>60070477
Put it in a vacuum bag, take it out in the year 2030 and sell it on eBay as "vintage, retro, Apple laptop, super are"

>>60070477
Not really retro, but it is absolutely obsolete.

>>60069590
Not bad, but Conroe and Nehalem aren't exactly retro either.

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>>60065852
IRIX and Solaris are probably the best platforms to go for if you're just looking for one exotic box to play with, since they bring more to the table in end-user experience beyond a different instruction set buried under several layers of abstraction you'll never notice

RS/6es were generally just CAD/scentific boxes on the desktop and mission-crit database/etc boxes in the datacenter with a generally orthodox end-user experience as far as SysVs go, so unless you're mostly interested in development and alright/excited with busting out a compiler constantly I wouldn't seek one out particularly. they're still nice systems of course, what makes non-Wintel shit cool isn't so much the shitty CPU but the entire package and the historical context that surrounds them, that shit was fucking art.

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>>60065790
>has the floor pedestal
All you need now is the matching SCSI disk enclosure on page 3 to complete the set
http://www.1000bit.it/ad/bro/ibm/r6000/IBMRS6000-320.pdf

>>60071322
...or just an overkill size internal SCSI drive, if the point is taking up less space in the first place

>>60071426
...a bulk-ass RS/6000 workgroup server in general is a pretty piss poor choice if that's "the point."

>>60071426
>>60071593
Oh boy here we go again
These threads always get ruined by anons who judge what other people should do with their systems

>>60071593
so the floor pedestal is just for aesthetics? the advertisement pretty much says it's for taking up less space

>>60071679
I'm not telling him to buy one, doubt you could even find one anyway. A couple threads ago he mentioned it had some extra SCSI controllers and I figured it must have been attached to some nice matching enclosure that I just found while surfing brochures, it was just a cool thing, that's all.

>>60071681
It can serve other purposes, like stabilizing the system when vertically oriented or maintaining good airflow by keeping it separated from systems next to it in datacenter setups where multiple systems are placed side-by-side. It's also probably more a matter of saving desk space than just space in general if you choose to do it that way, having a disk cage with it wouldn't really inhibit that unless you've got a lot of them you're trying to cram on a shelf or something.

>>60071679
>stop discussing thread related topics ree!!

>>60071759
>its the point
>its not the point
k

>>60071322
Thanks for sharing.
That looks damn great. I'm planning on getting a external enclosure for it that will match it, but I doubt that I will ever stumble upon that.

>>60071426
I'll probably change the hard drive for a faster and bigger one anyways, but I have an extra SCSI adapter that I could put to good use with an external enclosure.

>>60053558

>child "memories"

gotcha

>>60071922
Yeah, the point is saving desk space and improving cooling in dense setups, not micromanaging all available space. If that was your priority, you bought 250s or just one big box and a bunch of X terminals to hang off of it.

Why does this bother you so much anyway?

>>60071929
Guess you never know what'll come up next.

>>60071960
Kek

>using old technology
enjoy your power inefficiency and high power bills

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>>60072166
Bet you use Windows 10.

>>60072166
>being so poor you literally can't afford an extra $20-$30 a month
enjoy your unrewarding life as a worthless high school dropout

>>60038981
>Never seen the inside of a MT car

>>60072204
>>60072219
kek

>>60072166
Wow, not only are you wrong, you think electricity is that expensive

>>60072166
>not wanting to experience different types of technology

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>>60038981

>>60053321
That brings back memories. Wow.

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the family is reunited once more

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Still in use.

>>60073042
had one of these at school. good riddance.

Damn memories just kicked up. Thx OP.

>>60073042
>Compaq Deskpro XL 590
That's the weirdest optical drive I've ever seen.

>>60037309
>>60037340

more archive, tv show about spreadsheets (1988) https://archive.org/details/CC606_spreadsheet_wars

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>>60073048
Damn that's chunky. I have a 2005 laptop going atm

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>>60073206
bro

>>60043354
That aircraft-like shifter tho

>>60073051
They put out their share of turds but they made some great shit too, it wasn't really until around 1997-1998 that they started going into the shitter and became the company responsible for everything you hate about HP today.

>>60073087
Caddy-load drives are the shit, my man. Just don't lose the caddy.

>>60064594
1997...
The year Ultima Online came out...
Oh what halcyon days...

>>60073206
>I have a 2005 laptop going atm
Daily use!?

>>60072166
Enjoy your superficial understanding of computer technology.

>>60073366
time flies

>>60048282
Linux is good for old PCs. You get to fuck around and learn Linux, and you skip the insecure as hell XP.

Ubuntu is probably too heavy for a really old PC. Look up old computer distros on Distrowatch. AntiX is comfy as hell and fast as fuck. If you need even lighter, there's Puppy and DSL. If you need heavier, there's Lubuntu.

>>60074346
I'm using one from 2006 right now, the only thing I really wish it could do is run a couple VMs.

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I hate bumping dead shit but /g/ is boring lately so I'm saving this thread from page 10

>>60037790
RIP

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bumping for interest

>>60080274
Eh, funny guys, the monitor is on it's die

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>>60073042
Nice Deskpro 6000. I wish I wasn't stuck with the regular non-MMX Pentium, but this'll have to do for the time being.

Can you still get dumb terminals?

>>60080971
No, thanks to the good education system, we only have smart terminals now

>>60080971
Sure, they are just hard to come by like other old stuff, I mostly see them sold together with other hardware, like old servers.

>>60043387
>that 6k redline

>>60070753
>>60070767
>only muh sekret klub rare underground shit that can't even do anything is rare

>>60050863
>my mmx is to old for software it wasn't intended to run and my pentium 4 that was intended for xp is too new to for me to like!

>>60069989
>>60070090
>>60070271
Librettos are shit for DOS gaming machine because of their aspect ratio

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>>60081233
Really makes you think

>>60081233
a conroe chip is from 2006 mate, thats not really that old at all, nowhere near retro
still welcome in this thread but not really that old

and my g40 is definitely cool, but only from 2003, i dont consider it retro, speccy threads are for showing off for the lols, and a pentium 4 isnt that special
now a pentium 2 where i can get a speccy, that would be cool

no need to be a cunt

>>60072166
my 380ED has a 30w power brick
the pentium MMX in it is only 13w

power inefficiency comes around the netburst era
theres a reason why old shit had 300w or lower power supplies

>>60081782
>post shit
>get treated like shit
>n-no need to be a cunt...
kek

>>60081799
>I actually take bait seriously

>>60048001
What's IVR?

>>60077736
>White Guy -CEO or President "I need to know what our top 5 customers bought last year and a BOM -(Bill of Materials) for everything in those assemblies. And then I need a report of all of the parts in the assemblies that are the same AND that we have on hand. The other report I need I'll give to Johnny.
>Blackie -Level 1 Tech/Reporting developer - "OK I can do that, but don't you also need to know which parts in those assemblies we don't have?"
>White Guy - Ceo Or President " No because the customers don't want that, the report's for them. They just need if comparison.
>The Customers - Honeywell, etc. "Hey we also need to know what the demand is for any parts NOT including in those BOMs, so we can ship them to you before the 4th of July." We need those products for our partners Before July 4th.

>>60083516
More!

>>60056563
Hello Lazy games reviews [lgr]

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>>60037753
I had an Ford Ka for 5 years.
I sold it 2 months ago, and a week later police came and told me it was used for a crime and ditched away

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>>60083622
I'm not Clint though

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>>60083598
>Johnny - Level2 Software/Senior Developer "Oh God! MRP (Materials Resource Planning) didn't run last night AND Month out is still running from last NIGHT!" Nothing is going to ship today ...One of the flat files got stuck this time, and once again it's from Caterpillar.
>White Guy -CEO or President "Hey Johnny I have something I need you to do right now, what are you working on?"
>Johnny's Boss -Programming Manager "Hey Blackie have any tickets come in today?"
>Blackie -Level 1/Report Dev "No, I've haven't looked lately though because White Guy is having me do a report for him."
>Johnny's Boss -Programming Manager - "Because something must be wrong with MRP, I think...

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>>60083622
>>60083797

>>60083818
Where have you been all those retro thread? Those are pretty kek

>>60083818
continue ..

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I need to know which GPU this is

>>60083932
Not a GPU bro, at first sight a parallel port or storage controller

>>60083932
the name is right on the card, and the first google results tell you what it is...

>>60083969
>>60084023
huh guess you're right

>>60083932
>GPU
what made you think that?

>>60083874
I've Always been here...just been busy with POL
>>60083909
Sorry had to scan some documents for a job..

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>April - Scheduler and in charge getting kits out on time -"MRP is down and we can't ship anything!" Where's the White Guy he needs to know everything.
>Johnny's Boss -Programming Manager "Just found out MRP didn't run.
>White Guy CEO or President -"So here is what I need Johnny. We need a report that gives out customers dates on our TAKT Time for sending out kits. Do know what I mean?"
>Johnny - senior developer and level 2 IT ."No I don't know what you mean by that. Can I just pull the info from our usual metric and compare that against the time it takes to ship and the times from our WIP Bucket System?- (Work In Progress) "
>White Guy -CEO or President "No and here is why, we need accurate times which is why I asked you if you knew what takt time was."
>Johnny - senior developer and level 2 IT. "OK"

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Just passing by.

>>60084538
Such a sexy little workstation

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>Blackie -Level 1/Report Dev, 3 Tickets come in 1st for the MRP problem by April cat2, 2nd for an issue in shipping cat2, 3rd for an issue with line down cat3- Production is down!
>Blackie -Level 1/Report Dev "OK production is down and it's about lunch time anyways, so I better take my lunch after I fix this issue.
>Johnny's Boss -Programming Manager "Hey where are you going Blackie and what's the ticket board looking like?"
>Blackie -Level 1/Report Dev . "Production is down and we have two tickets and then I am going to lunch."
>Johnny's Boss -Programming Manager, "Phuck! Go take care of it, I'll look at the board."
>Blackie -Level 1/Report Dev . "OK."

>>60047920
fuck.

my feels.

>>60084139
Friend who found it in a hoarder pile said it was an old GPU

>>60084793
kek

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>>60083932
that's how a GPU looks like

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>>60084964
or at least like this

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>Johnny's Boss -Programming Manager "I better call April and shipping, go think White Guy -CEO or President is in our department today.
>April - Scheduler/ ((In charge of getting kits out on time)). "Hello is this Johnny calling I don't remember the extension for him."
>Johnny's Boss -Programming Manager. "No this is his Boss what do you need him for?
>April - Scheduler/ ((In charge of getting kits out on time)). "MRP didn't run last night!?!"
>Johnny's Boss -Programming Manager."I know it's because of a flat file, I just fixed it but know MRP is still running. Do you think I should just restore the database and restart it from last night?"
>April - Scheduler/ ((In charge of getting kits out on time)). "No you can't that will mess up our lead time! These kits needs to ship!"
>Johnny's Boss -Programming Manager. "Let me talk to Johnny and the White Guy -Ceo or President.
>Blackie -Level 1 Tech/ Report Dev "So what seems to be the problem here."
>Random Floor Working- 2nd Shift "We don't know the screen is black, Blackie!"
>Blackie -Level 1 Tech/ Report Dev "OK it looks like it's set to DVI mode, probably by first shift. This should fix it"
>Blackie -Level 1 Tech/ Report Dev Going to lunch now!

>>60075570
but why can't it? people used to run VMs way before even your laptop was made

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>>60033287
Here's an old Text-to-speech card.

>>60085262
What is this? An ISA card for ants?!

>White Guy CEO or President. "So how about we do this, let's start with finding out the takt time for all of our RHOS products in building three. Start from there and then get with me so I can help you with the rest."
>Johnny's Boss - Programming Manager ."Hey what White Guy -CEO or President I need you and Johnny for a second."
>White Guy -CEO or President "Why!?! No, whatever it is it can wait, this is more important."
>Johnny's Boss - Programming Manager "Production is down, and MRP didn't run last night."
>White Guy -CEO or President "We have a 100% on Time Delivery model and an ISO9001B
compliance policy with ZERO DEFECTS. We do not have scheduled downtime! Do I make myself clear?"
>Johnny's Boss - Programming Manager "Yes that's clear, I was thinking Johnny would handle this issue."
>White Guy CEO or President "Yea I don't care who fixes it."
>Johnny -Senior dev and level 2 IT . "Can we just restore MRP from the last few hours and run it twice today? It's already half way through the day."
>White Guy CEO or President. "Fine I don't care, hey btw you already went to lunch today Johnny right? Good because you need to eat more."
>Johnny's Boss - Programming Manager "OK I am taking a two hour lunch today for that meeting with the TOA people from Japan, hold the fort down Johnny!"
>Johnny Senior Dev/IT level 2 "OK."
>The White Guy -CEO or Manager "Now about that Takt Time."

>>60081262
You're right, but it would still make a good shitposting machine when you're in bed.

>>60085297
This is one of the only images I could find of it and they're all low resolution.

Here's a machine that uses this card: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXvAppdnkDc

>>60084964
>30 cm
Even modern graphics cards are still that long.

>>60037675
innye, cudar

>>60037675
>look at Speccy
>"wait... Something is off here. "
>check keyboard language, see Hungarian
>9GB HDD
>poorfag

Holy fuck /g/ents we have ourselves a genuine gypsy battlestation. Well that's new... :^)

>>60085616
wat
are you american?

>>60084735
>white collar files paperwork at increbibly high speedd

>>60037770
Why the fuck are you complaining, it's probably older than you anyway.

>>60085796
Holy shit, soon people who are younger then XP can post here

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>>60085789
Yea I got those images from an old copy of Byte Magazine from the Internet Archive. You would be surprised how great the art work is in those old Ads.

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here's another one.

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post reasons why pic related was absolute dogshit.
>unstable, crashy
>ugly as sin compared to its contemporary OSes and even previous versions of windows
>THIS PROGRAM HAS PERFORMED AN ILLEGAL OPERATION
>dogshit graphics API
>DLL hell

>>60085857
>>60085889
Cool, I can recall seeing them somewhere

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>>60033287
This is still around.

http://home.mcom.com/home/welcome.html

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Pic related: Compaq Armada 7792
MMX Pentium 266MHz
Currently 96MB of ram installed
On the docking station

>>60086550
Sweet, holy shit that's one big docking station

>>60086579
I got about 6 more pics if anyones interested

>>60085948
still better than mac os 8/9

>>60086685
Sure, post em away

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>>60086550
The computer and dock combined is like 36 pounds

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>>60086761

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>>60086780

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>>60086795
Here is the delicious IO

>>60086780
would it fucking kill you to clean your stuff?

>>60086829
Do you mean the computer/dock or the table?
These pics are pre scrubdown btw but they are the only well lit ones i have of the dimensions

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>>60086817
This is the same position as the second pic but with the monitor mount on it.

>>60086550
>>60086761
>>60086780
>>60086795
>>60086817
>>60086877
Real nice anon, it's a cool piece of tech

>>60086886
From what little info i could find on it, it apparently was a workstation business class desktop replacement from circa 1992/93 i think

>>60086877
Was Compaq always a bad company? Because every compaq I have ever owned or seen has came from walmart or rat-shack.

Were they once good?

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I hate DOS memory management

>>60086915
Only the post HP buyout Compaq. Pre buyout (i.e. 80s and 90s) they were top tier manufacturers.

>>60086817
>Gameport/MIDI port
First time I've ever seen a dock with one of those.

>>60086970
Also, new thread when?

>>60086997
I have to go afk for about an hour or two so you can make one now and link it or ill make one when i get back

>>60086997
>>60087094

How about now?

>>60087096
>>60087096
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