Old and New PC Fun – AMD Athalon 64 3200 and AMD 386 DX 40

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The athalon PC seems to work fine now, jsut need more ram, bigger PSU and graphics card. The 386 is mostly junk, good for autopsy

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23 Responses to Old and New PC Fun – AMD Athalon 64 3200 and AMD 386 DX 40

  1. OlegKostoglatov says:

    @hoppes9 Wish it was, gas was $.20 a gallon back then and a new house was $8,000. I work with antique electronics so I tend to use their terminology, condensers, micromicrofarads, cycles per second, etc., prevents confusion when reading old schematics.

  2. Zagroseckt says:

    i’ve got a filing cabenet with a draw full of 286 mobo’s :p

  3. hoppes9 says:

    @OlegKostoglatov Condensers? Is it still 1950?

  4. V8Jagnut says:

    @HDXFH ok cool.

  5. imalwayswatchingu00 says:

    I can’t wait till I’m older, I know I’m gonna be exactly like him xD
    living in Aus too >:D

  6. imalwayswatchingu00 says:

    @naterade21 Same here, my 6800XT died, so I just chucked in a cheap FX5500..

  7. imalwayswatchingu00 says:

    That still sounds all OK…
    Except for that CPU xD

  8. HDXFH says:

    Seasonics are a Great PSU, the First Company that ever made Computer PSU’s

  9. HDXFH says:

    @V8Jagnut Actually I got a notice saying my vids can be longer than 15 Minutes

  10. HDXFH says:

    I hate Slow PC’s they are a pain in the arse

  11. OlegKostoglatov says:

    Must be the heat making it act up, but the condensers likely are not helping. I have one here that has stuffed condensers on the main board I think but I have a computer junkie friend that will check the software for me first. Every time you rip one of those computers apart it takes me back to the place I used to work, we would rip pallets full of college computers apart, render everything down, plastic, PC boards, power supplies, even CPUs, fun but hard on the fingers.

  12. OlegKostoglatov says:

    Must be the heat making it act up, but the condensers likely are not helping. I have one here that has stuffed condensers on the main board I think but I have a computer junkie friend that will check the software for me first.

  13. sheps999 says:

    @douro20 Is that a Celeron D, then?

  14. V8Jagnut says:

    @lazaglider I think its a partner thing only.

  15. naterade21 says:

    i still use agp cards

  16. legogamecreator says:

    well lucky find buut look more and like me you will find a core two quad and wow are they fast and you are always finding good speed computers i rarelt find a P4 or core 2quad and i have found better hard drives

  17. douro20 says:

    The oldest computer I have at the moment is a Magnavox Videowriter- a 6502-based dedicated word processor from 1986. It works quite well.

  18. douro20 says:

    The oldest computer I have at the moment is a Magnavox Videowriter- a 6502-based dedicated word processor from 1986. It works quite well.

  19. douro20 says:

    The oldest computer I have at the moment is a Magnavox Videowriter- a 6502-based dedicated word processor. It works quite well.

  20. douro20 says:

    @sheps999
    Nope, the 2.4 had 256+256 L2 cache.

  21. walkingfreak says:

    @karmabike1 and what have you used in the past macinsucks??

  22. walkingfreak says:

    i got a frigging 46 pound antec computer that has 2 SCSI drives and its nuts but its two harddrives are dead

  23. sheps999 says:

    If that’s the Celeron I think it is, they were godawful processors. No L2 cache, so Intel boosted the clock speeds to try and get a bit more performance out of them. Don’t think it worked, as an Athlon XP at 2GHz will outperform a Celeron in everything.

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