huge thanks to supercue...
08 July 2008, 06:44 PM
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huge thanks to supercue...
for sorting me pc 
superb job matey, can now look at here without it taking half hour
superb job matey, can now look at here without it taking half hour
09 July 2008, 08:17 AM
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Funny enough.....no
But it was being held back severely, so I added a few parts, a tweak here, a tweak there etc
Cheers matey amazing what a few mods can do
Glad you're both delighted
If any ESC members would like their PCs tuned by all means PM me
But it was being held back severely, so I added a few parts, a tweak here, a tweak there etc
Glad you're both delighted
If any ESC members would like their PCs tuned by all means PM me
09 July 2008, 10:01 AM
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Paul - have no idea what you are on about!!! lol but think i get the gist of it
Think my tv remote controller had a bigger memory in it than my PC!!! lol
Think my tv remote controller had a bigger memory in it than my PC!!! lol
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Pentium 100 (fastest available when built)
32mb RAM (cost over £330 then
)1.2GB Hard Drive (this was mahooosive back then)
Windows 95
CD Rom
Then that was the Enterprise
I remember being quoted as saying "How will I ever fill that hard drive up?"
Now I have a 1 Terabyte HD or another way 1000GB Hard Drive.
09 July 2008, 06:23 PM
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My first Solo built pc back in 1995 had the following;
Pentium 100 (fastest available when built)
32mb RAM (cost over £330 then )
1.2GB Hard Drive (this was mahooosive back then)
Windows 95
CD Rom
Then that was the Enterprise
I remember being quoted as saying "How will I ever fill that hard drive up?"
Now I have a 1 Terabyte HD or another way 1000GB Hard Drive.
Pentium 100 (fastest available when built)
32mb RAM (cost over £330 then
)1.2GB Hard Drive (this was mahooosive back then)
Windows 95
CD Rom
Then that was the Enterprise
I remember being quoted as saying "How will I ever fill that hard drive up?"
Now I have a 1 Terabyte HD or another way 1000GB Hard Drive.
My first computer build was a Intel DX75, 8Mb RAM, Soundblaster 16 sound card, 8Mb hard drive, 3.5" and 5.25" floppy drive, then built a IBM Cyrix 100 system, never seen/used a crap processor, ditched that and done a AMD 400Mhz system
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Remember it well mate, when Windows 3.1 and MS-DOS 6.2 had just come out and was considered cutting edge!
My first computer build was a Intel DX75, 8Mb RAM, Soundblaster 16 sound card, 8Mb hard drive, 3.5" and 5.25" floppy drive, then built a IBM Cyrix 100 system, never seen/used a crap processor, ditched that and done a AMD 400Mhz system
My first computer build was a Intel DX75, 8Mb RAM, Soundblaster 16 sound card, 8Mb hard drive, 3.5" and 5.25" floppy drive, then built a IBM Cyrix 100 system, never seen/used a crap processor, ditched that and done a AMD 400Mhz system
Never ever did I think I would make a living out of Computers back then lol
All legit for a change too, I must be mellowing with age
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