1Tanker
Splendid
I consider myself fairly young, but at this forum I'm strangely above the average age it seems. 8O
Back in 2000 I was 17 years old, and using a Compaq Deskpro 4000N (Pentium 233 MMX, 32MB ram, Windows 95A, floppy, 16x slot-load CDrom, 2MB S3 graphics card, 56k ISA modem, and 15" CRT, purchased in Fall 1998 for $999). The family's first computer. After I graduated highschool I purchased a new HP Pavilion 6835 in Fall 2001: 800 MHz Celeron, 128MB pc100 ram, Intel 810 igp chipset, 30GB Seagate U-series HDD, floppy, an 8x/32x/4x HP CD Writer (WOOT!), 56k pci modem, Windows ME (very sweet), 17" CRT, and multimedia keyboard, for the amazing deal of $700 after taxes (Thank you STAPLES). I used that until late 2004, then I gave it you my step brother and his wife, and built my first computer from scratch (socket 478/2.0 GHz Celeron). Since then I've built and modified way too many computers to count, and I bought a Dell laptop last summer. Anymore though, I don't care as much about the latest computer technology, and take more satisfaction in tinkering with old hardware (planning on building an MP3 jukebox soon, using a P133 and DOS)
I like playing around with those oldies too. Still have fun O/Cing the snot
out of celerons, and P2/P3. BX 440 was such a great chipset.