Hey everyone,
I haven't seen this question posted on here before, so I thought I'd ask it to everyone.
"What's your best find ever in computers ?"
For me, it would be this. I went into my local Salvation Army to browse around for enjoyment and stumbled into a computer tower with the following specs :
- Equus Nobilis (Manufacturer & Model)
- P4 1.7GHz CPU
- 512MB RAM
- 80GB HDD
- 32X 12X 40X CD-RW Drive
- ZIP250 Drive
- Floppy Drive
- Windows XP Pro installed with Serial Key on side of case
The price ? $25.00. I bought it immediately and walked out of the store as happy as could be. What made me buy it was a "P4" sticker on the front, the CD-RW drive, and the ZIP250 Drive. I thought that if it wouldn't have worked, I could have stripped it for parts or try to fix it. My eyes popped out when I seen what kinds of specs it was reading when I booted the machine on. I swapped the hard drive from that machine with the 40GB hard drive that was in this machine, re-installed Windows and here I am now.
That's probably the best find I ever got with computers. No monitor, keyboard, mouse, or power cords were included with it, but if I were to buy any, I could have got that system for under $100.00.
How about you guys, what was your best find with computers ?
- Mike.
I haven't seen this question posted on here before, so I thought I'd ask it to everyone.
"What's your best find ever in computers ?"
For me, it would be this. I went into my local Salvation Army to browse around for enjoyment and stumbled into a computer tower with the following specs :
- Equus Nobilis (Manufacturer & Model)
- P4 1.7GHz CPU
- 512MB RAM
- 80GB HDD
- 32X 12X 40X CD-RW Drive
- ZIP250 Drive
- Floppy Drive
- Windows XP Pro installed with Serial Key on side of case
The price ? $25.00. I bought it immediately and walked out of the store as happy as could be. What made me buy it was a "P4" sticker on the front, the CD-RW drive, and the ZIP250 Drive. I thought that if it wouldn't have worked, I could have stripped it for parts or try to fix it. My eyes popped out when I seen what kinds of specs it was reading when I booted the machine on. I swapped the hard drive from that machine with the 40GB hard drive that was in this machine, re-installed Windows and here I am now.
How about you guys, what was your best find with computers ?
- Mike.
