Hello! Yesterday i ve managed to reinstall windows 98 second edition on one of my old pcs! It has pentium III 1.4 ghz 512 mb ram and nvidia fx 5200! Agp card!
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When I was very young we had a PC with a CRT monitor and it had Windows 2000 maybe? Today the oldest computer I have is a laptop from 2009/10 with Windows 7. It's sooo slow. It has 2GB ram and scores 2.3 on the Windows Experience Index. I haven't used it in a while.
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oh cool! i still have 3 crt monitors, i use these for my old pcs!, anyway you can revive it! if you put an ssd on it! and add 1 more gb of ram and then reinstall windows 7! with ssd the pc is alive again xD,
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Dragged mine out,
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WOW MAN... i'd like to see it so much...! NICE configurations, this is a monster xD :) , i have a q too but not 9650 , i have the Q9550, with Windows Vista Ultimate 64 (I love it so much xD) on it :)
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I have quite a few old PCs from the 1980s to early 2010's. Here is specs of two Windows 9x systems I used in 2006-2010, back then I used my mom's Celeron M 1.5GHz laptop a lot too.
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Unfortunaly, nope :(
BUT I still use Windows XP on a virtual machine (ironically, it's on a 2015 MacBook Air)
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I have an HP Media Center PC that runs Windows XP Home Edition (Had to format the hard disk to to corrrupt files). It has a Pentium 4 with Hyperthreading that has 2.8 GHz, 108 GB of HDD storage, 512 MB of Ram, and a NVIDIA Gforce with it.
The computer used to have a problem with boot looping and couldn't boot into Windows. I removed the CMOS chip and tightened the red switch to the PSU and it can boot properly now! No more annoying boot loops.
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