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View Poll Results: How old is your computer's oldest part?

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  • 1 year and less

    0 0%
  • between 1 to 2 years

    0 0%
  • between 2 to 3 years

    0 0%
  • between 3 to 4 years

    3 23.08%
  • between 5 to 6 years

    4 30.77%
  • between 6 to 7 years

    0 0%
  • between 7 to 8 years

    2 15.38%
  • between 8 to 9 years

    2 15.38%
  • between 9 to 10 years

    1 7.69%
  • I still use my Radio Shack PC with tape drive

    1 7.69%
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  1. Join Date
    Oct 2002
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    #1
    What is the oldest part of your computer and how old is it?


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    #2
    12 years. My old Pentium-200Mhz (Win98SE, 64MB memory, 4GBHDD, S3 Virge, Canopus 6MB 3DCard, 32-bit Aureal Vortex sound card) is still in good running condition. I use it from time to time.

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    For me, my current PC is an Athlon XP 2100+ but it still has the 1.44mb floppy drive from my Pentium 133mhz computer. I think it's around 8 to 9 years old.

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    A friend of mine still has an old Intel 486 DX4 that is still in running condition. Ayaw nyang i-dispose kase sayang daw. :bwahaha:

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    #5
    12 years old din. an old hard drive from our cyrix 586 computer pa.

    ***edit***

    forgot to mention pala yung base ng 486dx4-100 namin. basag na yung LCD, so i just use a desktop monitor.

    i use it to play x-com, mechwarrior...and some hentai games. LOL!

  6. Join Date
    Dec 2003
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    #6
    oldest part is a soundblaster Live value PCI card

    i want an old 486 PC to run old DOS games..

  7. #7
    My Processor, motherboard, hard disk and video card are 4 years old.

  8. Join Date
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    #8
    I used to have an Apple II compatible computer with 80/40 column switchable display and a first generation sound card. I sold it a few years ago to my cousin who was interested in collecting such items.

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    #9
    Quote Originally Posted by ghosthunter
    I used to have an Apple II compatible computer with 80/40 column switchable display and a first generation sound card. I sold it a few years ago to my cousin who was interested in collecting such items.
    Wow! That's the first computer I've ever used to learn computer programming. Brings back a lot of memories.

  10. Join Date
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    #10
    Quote Originally Posted by nicolodeon
    Wow! That's the first computer I've ever used to learn computer programming. Brings back a lot of memories.

    for me, the computer where I first learned programing was a Radio Shack TSR-80 computer.


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