Post your CPU history

c64
8mhz XT
16mhz PC/AT
40mhz 486 DX
90mhz Pentium
266mhz K6
450mhz K62
1.8ghz Athlon
2.4ghz P4


that was fun...

MUHAHAHA FIDDY

ZX-81
Research Machines 480-z (IF I remember the name correctly)
VIC-20
Sinclair Spectrum
ATARI-400
Toshiba MSX
Amiga 500
P75
P400
AMD 800
P3 1200
time to get a new pc

TRS-80
P1 clone - Lovingly called my ghetto cruiser.

PII IBM Aptiva - great box to learn how to wreck a computer

PIII Dell laptop (company owned)

PIII Gateway laptop (company owned) - shittest harddrives ever, I went thru 2 of them in 2 years. They sucked balls

PIII Dell Laptop (also company owned)

Today we have in the line up ---------

Dell 4500's (2 of them) P4 2.0Ghz, 512MB RAM, 80GB HD, CD-r, 250 MB ZIP ( no fucking use for since I have 2 burners, but, was a free giveaway when I got the machines)

P4 2.53GHZ Dell Laptop ( Mrs exclusively, I use seldomly)

All that into a Linksys 4 port router, Cannon 9000 Color Photo printer, HP 4570c flat bed scanner, Sony Digital camera, Sony Clie palm pilots (2) and Brother Fax Machine.

Commodore 64
Commodore 128
Commodore Plus 4
Amiga 600
Pentium 75
Pentium 2 200
Pentium 4 1.6Ghz

never heard of amiga 600

http://amiga.emugaming.com/a600.html

Commodore 64
Pentium 75
Celeron 400
AMD K6-2 350 (hey, it was free)
AMD XP 2200+

Apple IIe - 80's
IBM 25mhz 486 - 90's
Pentium 200 - mid 90's
AMD 333mhz - mid 90's
AMD 450 - late 90's
P4 1.4 - Now
P4 1.8
P4 2.0 (laptop)
P4 2.2
Dual MP 2100 (1.93 ghz/each)

200 mhz Pentium 2
800 mhz Athlon
2.4 ghz Pentium 4 (now)

ADAM Computer
Commodore 64
Atari 520 ST
Atari 1040 ST
386 PC
486-100 AMD PC
Pentium 233
Pentium II 400
AMD K6 800
Pentium IV 2.2
Pentium IV 3.06 (As of just Today)

yes, I go through a lot of comps...

tandy
386
pentium 120

and i currently have
all pentiums
700
1.2
1.2
1.8
2.0 (notebook)

Commodore Vic-20
Atari 800XL
Atari ST
Atari Falcon
AMD 333
AMD 450
AMD 1700XP

Commodore 64
486 DX 66Mhz
486 DX5 133/150 Mhz overclocked
Pentium 166/187 Mhz overclocked
Pentium II 266 Mhz
Pentium III 650/1000+ Mhz overclocked
Athlon XP 1700+

Buying P4 3Ghz in next few days

Vic 20
Commodore 64
Amiga 500 (upgraded to 1000 with expansion pack)
Pentium - 133
Pentium III

now looking for my next pony!!

486 Dx2 66
then i upgraded to a 586
then a 686
then a P300
then a p600
then something else

ive had like 80- computers

right now i have
2 desktops and 3 laptops all p4 2ghz and above

The first computer I ever touched was a Compaq "Portable"..

Intel 8088 @ a screaming 4.77MHz
128K of Ram
No Harddrive!



http://oldcomputers.net/compaqi.html

286
386
486/66
pentium/90
pentium/133
pentium/200
a couple pentium 2's
a few more something elses... I don't remember

right now:
Dell 8200 (P4/2GHz, 2GB Ram, 80 GB HD) desktop
IBM Thinkpad X24 (P3/1.13GHz, 1GB Ram, 40 GB HD) laptop

Web-TV
There is something better?

c64
amiga 500
486 33mhz
pentium 166mhz
p3 733mhz
p4 1,6ghz

Intel 486 100 Mhz
Cyrix 266 Mhz
Intel Pentium 2 500 Mhz
Intel Pentium 3 800 Mhz
Intel Pentium 4 2.4 Ghz

ZX 81 - with the monkey adds, remember?
VIC 20 (with a 512kb attachment) - whohooo 4 colors
Amiga - STILL MISS THAT BABY
286 16mhz - And i met wolfenstein
Some AMD shit - a dark period of my life
P3 - a few of them, incl 3 laptops
P4 - a nice one with scsi disks and 2 gig ram

apple IIc
286
2 different 386's
4 different 486's
Pentium 100
Pentium 200
3 different Pentium 2 ?mhz's
Pentium 3
Now P4 2.4 with a gig of ram

IBM 486/33
P2 266
P3 500
AMD 1ghz
AMD XP 1800+

Apple IIc
80086 IMB who knows what
486/66
PI 100
PIII something or other
PIV 2.4

1 ) Perforated cards supertoaster calculation machine in the Math Investigation Institute in Bulgaria. My gandfather was one of the professors there, so they let me mess with their supertoasters (I was 5 years at that time)
2 ) Pravets 8 (an 8 bits non hard drive machine. An IBM clone fabricated in Bulgaria) (I was 7 years old)
3 ) Pravets 16 (same as the other, but this had a 16 bits processor and again no hard drive). I coded my first virus on that thingy. Then spreaded it on the firefight departament network in Sofia, Bulgaria (My uncle was the boss there, so I did not get spanked by the authorities... it was really funny). (I was 9 years old)
4 ) Macintosh LCII (With this box I learned Mac OS internals that helped me to become Apple software tester some time after that).
5 ) Macintosh PPC 7200 (Here is when I became Apple software tester. It was really funny) (was 15 years old)
6 ) Macintosh G3 (I remember my funny times with this making Linux ports to PPC) (was 17 years or so).
7 ) PII 350 (With this one I built my first Linux distro for x86 architecture). Currently this box is my test server.
8 ) K6 400 laptop (I bought it at the same time as I bought the PII box). Currently I use this box only to play games.
9 ) Celeron 1.1 GHz Laptop (I have had some fun with it. Now It's my mother's computer).

These are the computers I have bought... and these are the ones that I have had or just have at home but are not mine.

1 ) Hardware testing dual P4 laptop. This one was very funny. It burned after I let it 2 weeks cracking MD5 encrypted passwords.
2 ) Sun 450... Sun rules
3 ) SGI Indigo 2. Very old box, but some time ago was very good for graphics.
4 ) A Compaq server. I had to test it's compatibility with linux. All was ok except that it was unable to run quake properly
5 ) IBM series servers for linux. Same as the Compaq server, but this time they were several models.
6 ) HP server. A company wanted a custom made Linux distro to run on that thing. They let me the server at home and forgot to tell me what they wanted me to do for them. Also the phone number they provided me was shutdown. After one year they requested their server back.

I have had some other boxes, but these are the most funny ones.

Ok, here is mine:

Com-64
IBM 166-mmx
p2 500 mhz
p3 1 ghz
p4 2.8 ghz

Timex Sinclair (WITH the 16k adapter...I was way cool)
Apple IIc
Apple IIgs
P 90 Mhz
AMD K-6 533 Mhz
P4 2.2 Ghz

Some Ping Pong console
Atari 2600
Comodore vic 20
Comodore 64
Comodore 128 (i think)
Amiga 500
Amiga 500+
Amiga 600

486 dx2 66 mhz (Bought it when Doom2 was a hit, damn loved that game, still remember all levels)

Pentium 75
Pentium 133
Pentium 400
Pentium 600
Pentium 1.3 Ghz
Laptop 1.3 Ghz
Pentium 2.0 Ghz
Laptop 2.2 Ghz
Pentium 3.2 Ghz

should be all

ok, here goes...

MOS 6502, 1MHz
MOS 6510, 1.02MHz
MC68000, 5 Mhz
8086, 8 MHz
80186, 8MHz
80386DX, 25MHz
MIPS R3000, 12.5 MHz
80486DX, 33MHz
80586, 66MHz (x 2)
MIPS R4400SC, 150 MHz
80586, 180MHz
80686, 450MHz (x 2)
MIPS R10000, 195 MHz
80686, 600MHz (x 2)
80686, 933MHz (x 2)
80786, 1400MHz
MIPS R12000, 270 MHz (x 2)
80786, 2200MHz
80786, 2800MHz
MIPS R14000SCA, 500 MHz (x 2)
Xeon, 2800MHz (x 4)

if you cant tell, i've always loved computers, and upgrading..!

386
486
P 120
Celeron 433
P 1.0
P 2.0

ZX Spectrum 48k
PII 2.5 Ghz


and some others in the middle, can`t remember them all...

Atari
Sinclair ZX80
Commodore 64
Commodore 128
Amiga 1000 (yes that was first)
Amiga 500
Amiga 2000
Amiga 2500
286
386SX
386DX
486SX
486DX
486DX2
Pentium
Pentium PRO
PentiumII
PentiumIII
AMD Athlon
Pentium 4

I will not separate the mhz for those..Or list might go very long

486
Pentium 150mhz
Pentium 3 733mhz
Pentium 4 2.4GHZ

I seem to wait awhile between new computers. The 150 was the biggest pain, I kept that thing for a few years to long.