Eure Rechnersammlungen

[oreissig]

ich denk zumindest immer an oldtimer-liebhaber oder so und freu mich dann

[freaked]

ich bin von standgeräten auf laptops umgestiegen, und maximal matx/itx wobei das ja eher neuere teile betrifft und ich die eh kaum bis garnicht besorge. spart einfach immens platz, und monitor is dann auch dabei.

[Sje]

Update
Ich hab atm 3 Rechner und ein Notebook im Einsatz.

Hauptrechner:
AMD Phenom II X4 20 @ 3,3 Ghz
8 GB DDR3 1333 RAM
HIS ATI Radeon HD4870 iCooler X3 1024 MB GDDR5
HDD's : 500 GB Vista, 250 GB Daten, 250 GB Daten/Backup's und 250 GB WinXP/7/mp3 Backup,320 GB Daten
22x DVD-RW
16x DVD-ROM
Windows Vista Ultimate x64 SP2 (Haupt OS), Windows XP Pro SP3 (Für alte Programme und Scanner), Windows 7 Pro x64 (zum testen)



HTPC:
AMD Athlon II X2 240 @2,8 Ghz
2 GB DDR2 667
Radeon HD5450 512 MB
40 GB HDD
WinTV PVR 150
Windows Vista x86



Server:
Athlon 64 X2 3800+
1024 MB DDR2-667
Geforce 6100 onBoard (16 MB)
120 GB 2,5" HDD
1 TB 3,5" HDD
750 GB 3,5" HDD
32x CD-ROM
Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard SP2




Notebook:
Acer Extensa 6702-100
Pentium 1,73 Ghz
2x 512 DDR2-533
Intel GMA 900
15,6" Display (1200x800)
40 GB HDD
DVD-Brenner
WLAN
Windows XP SP3


Rechner die nicht in Benutzung sind:

Retromaschine:
AMD Athlon 700 Thunderbird Slot A
384 MB SD-RAM PC100
Voodoo3 2000 16 MB
20 GB HDD
50x CD-ROM
2x CD-R Brenner
Windows 98 SE (SP 2.1d, KernelEx 4.5)

Retromaschine 2:
Intel PentiumMMX 233
128 MB SD-RAM PC66
ATI RageII+DVD 4 MB
2,5 GB HDD
32x CD-ROM
4x CD-RW Brenner
3,5" Floppy
Windows 98 SE

Retromaschine 3:
Siemens Nixdorf 486er
Intel 80486-SX 25
8 MB SIMM
1 GB Grafik onBoard
250 MB HDD
3,5" Floppy
Bandlaufwerk
MS-DOS 6.2x/Windows 3.1 for Siemens Nixdorf PC's

Retromaschine 4:
AMD 386SX/SXL 25
4 MB SIMM
1 MB ET4000 VGA
540 MB HDD
3,5" Floppy Sony
5,25 Floppy Teac
24x CD-ROM Teac
MS-DOS 5.00/Windows 1.01 /2.03/ 3.00a

Retromaschine 5:
Penium II 400 Mhz (Passiv)
128 MB SD-RAM PC100
ATI Rage 128 32 MB
Voodoo II 12 MB
8,4 GB Maxtor HDD
52x LG CD-ROM
Windows 98SE


Retro Subnotebook:
Intel Pentium 90
8 MB RAM
ext. Floppy
Leider HDD defekt

Retro Notebook:
Toshiba 460CDT
Pentium MMX 166, 256 KB L2 Cache
64 MB EDO-RAM
8,19 GB HDD
10x CD-ROM
Sound onBoard
C&T Grafikchip 2 MB
3Com Megahertz 10/100 PCMCIA LAN
Windows 98SE

Sockel 8:
Intel Pentium Pro 200 256 KB L2 Cache
128 MB EDO
2 MB Matrox
2 GB HDD
48x CD-ROM
Windows NT Workstadion 3.51

Bastelrechner:
AMD Athlon64 3200+
2 GB DDR-RAM PC3200@2700 Dualchannel
ATI Radeon X300SE 128 MB PCIe
120 GB Maxtor SATA-HDD
4x DVD-RW
Windows XP SP3

Athlon XP System:
Athlon XP 2800+ @2083 Mhz (512 KB L2, Batron)
1 GB DDR-RAM PC2700 Dualchannel
ATI Radeon X1600Pro 256 MB
160 GB Maxtor HDD
16x DVD-ROM
40x CD-RW
Windows XP SP3

Das sind alle mehr oder weniger zusammengebauten Rechner, mit den Teilen die hier hab könnte ich locker noch mehr als 10 Rechner bauen.

[xCtrl]

neu hinzugekommen:

Powermac Dual G5 1,8GHz
80GB Seagate (durch ne andere Seagate ersetzt und nu leiser)
1GB DDR Ram (mal sehen was sich da machen lässt)
NVIDIA FX5200 64MB (auch da mal schauen)
Mac OSX 10.5 (wenns denn endlich mal läuft)

joa dafür ist gegangen:

Intel Atom 230
Intel Mainboard ITX
2GB DDR2 Ram
80GB Seagate HDD

[michi]

Notebook
Intel Core 2 Duo P8800 (2x2666MHz)
8GB RAM (DDR3-1066)
nVidia GeForce 9600M GT
nVidia GeForce 9400M
120 GB SSD
15,4" Monitor (1440x900)
Mac OSX 10.6.8
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit SP1

NAS
Intel Atom D510 (2x1666MHz)
2GB RAM (DDR2-800)
2GB SSD (System)
1TB HDD (Daten)
FreeNAS 8

Bastelrechner
Intel Atom 230 (1x1600MHz)
1GB RAM (DDR2-533)
Intel GMA 950
40GB HDD
17" Monitor (1280x1024)
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-Bit SP1

joa, mal ein Update...

[Sje]

Update
Ich hab atm 3 Rechner und ein Notebook im Einsatz.

Hauptrechner:
AMD Phenom II X4 20 @ 3,3 Ghz
8 GB DDR3 1333 RAM DualChannel
HIS ATI Radeon HD4870 iCooler X3 1024 MB GDDR5
HDD's : 500 GB Vista, 250 GB Daten, 250 GB Daten
22x DVD-RW
Windows Vista Ultimate x64 SP2




HTPC:
AMD Athlon II X2 240 @2,8 Ghz
3 GB DDR2 667 DualChannel
Radeon HD5450 512 MB
250GB HDD
WinTV PVR 150
Windows Vista x86



Server:
Athlon 64 X2 3800+
1024 MB DDR2-667
Geforce 6100 onBoard (16 MB)
120 GB 2,5" HDD
1 TB 3,5" HDD
750 GB 3,5" HDD
Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard SP2




Notebook:
Acer Extensa 6702-100
Pentium 1,73 Ghz
2x 512 DDR2-533 DualChannel
Intel GMA 900
15,6" Display (1200x800)
120 GB HDD
DVD-Brenner
WLAN
Windows XP SP3


Rechner die nicht in Benutzung sind:

Retromaschine:
AMD Athlon 700 Thunderbird Slot A
384 MB SD-RAM PC100
Voodoo3 2000 16 MB
20 GB HDD
50x CD-ROM
2x CD-R Brenner
Windows 98 SE (SP 2.1d, KernelEx 4.5)

Retromaschine 2:
Intel PentiumMMX 233
128 MB SD-RAM PC66
ATI RageII+DVD 4 MB
2,5 GB HDD
32x CD-ROM
4x CD-RW Brenner
3,5" Floppy
Windows 98 SE

Retromaschine 3:
Siemens Nixdorf 486er
Intel 80486-SX 25
8 MB SIMM
1 GB Grafik onBoard
250 MB HDD
3,5" Floppy
Bandlaufwerk
MS-DOS 6.2x/Windows 3.1 for Siemens Nixdorf PC's

Retromaschine 4:
AMD 386SX/SXL 25 + Intel 387SX-20
4 MB SIMM
2 MB S3 801 VGA
540 MB HDD
3,5" Floppy Sony
5,25 Floppy Teac
24x CD-ROM Teac
MS-DOS 5.00/Windows 1.01 /2.03/ 3.00a

Retromaschine 5:
Penium II 400 Mhz (Passiv)
128 MB SD-RAM PC100
ATI Rage 128 32 MB
Voodoo II 12 MB
8,4 GB Maxtor HDD
52x LG CD-ROM
4x HP CD-RW
Windows 98SE

Retro Notebook:
Toshiba 460CDT
Pentium MMX 166, 256 KB L2 Cache
64 MB EDO-RAM
8,19 GB HDD
10x CD-ROM
Sound onBoard
C&T Grafikchip 2 MB
3Com Megahertz 10/100 PCMCIA LAN
Windows 98SE

Sockel 8:
Intel Pentium Pro 200 256 KB L2 Cache
192 MB EDO
4 MB ATI Rage II+DVD
2 GB HDD + 13 GB HDD
48x CD-ROM
Windows NT Workstadion 4.0 SP6

Bastelrechner:
AMD Athlon 64 X2 5000+ @2x 2,6 Ghz
3 GB DDR2-800
ATI Radeon X700 128 MB PCIe
120 GB Maxtor SATA-HDD
200 GB Maxtor SATA2-HDD
LG DVD-RW
Windows XP SP3

Bastelrechner 2:
Pentium 4 Northwood 2 Ghz
768 MB DDR-266
Geforce 2 MX 32 MB
20 GB HDD
LG DVD-ROM
Windows XP SP3

Athlon XP System:
Athlon XP 3200+ @2200 Mhz (512 KB L2, Barton)
1 GB DDR-RAM PC3200 Dualchannel
nVidia Geforce 7800GS 512 MB
160 GB Maxtor HDD
16x DVD-ROM
40x CD-RW
Windows XP SP3

Das sind alle mehr oder weniger zusammengebauten Rechner, mit den Teilen die hier hab könnte ich locker noch mehr als 10 Rechner bauen.

[enigma]

Hier mal etwas gestueckelt aus einer aelteren Liste und was ich so aus dem Kopf zusammenbekomme (ohne Garantie auf irgendeine Vollstaendigkeit):

386-System

CPU: AMD 386DX-40 with 387-33
Mainboard: ETEQ386-8
RAM: 32 MB (8 x 4 MB SIMM)
Graphics card: TSENG ET4000 with 1 MB and Truecolor DAC (image similar)
Network card: 3Com 3C509b / 10 MBit/s (image similar)
Soundcards: SB 16 ASP (DSP 4.05) with WaveBlaster (CT1900) and Gravis Ultrasound PnP with 8 MB
HDD: Quantum Fireball 1280A, Samsung SHD-30560A
CD: Sony CDU-33A double speed drive on proprietary controller
Disk: 3.5" and 5.25" drive

This is one of these rock solid running 386 systems.
The system features a common SB16 / GUS combination. The GUS-PnP gives full hardware acceleration for sound playback and the SB16 Sound Blaster compatibility.
The Waveblaster wavetable board uses 4 MB ROM and the Proteus Soundengine and has beside the GM sound set also a MT-32 compatible sound set.
Since the BIOS got the 504 MB CHS limit I was thinking of replacing the IDE drive with a SCSI drive. On the other hand all the DOS stuff doesn't require large HDDs, so I left it with the two drives and used Stacker 4.1 disk compression on the secondary.
The chipset has 64 kB L2-Cache that caches up to 16 MB. Though this does not hurt DOS games as there are not much DOS games that run on a 386DX-40 and require more than 16 MB. In case of doubt, there is a XMS Ramdrive with the size of 16 MB loaded in the top area of the memory that covers the uncached area.
MS-DOS 6 and Win95a runs fine, XTC-Player with GUS PnP support, several oldschool DOS demos.
Ofcourse the Win95 has the cacheable size problem too, but 32 MB for Win95 is still better than 16 MB (and its rather unhurried anyway)

486-System
I got a Compaq Presario CDS-520 recently. This computer looks like a big version of a mac-classic.
It has an integrated 14 inch CRT and speakers.

CPU: AMD 486SX2-66
Mainboard: Compaq
RAM: 52 MB
Graphics card: local bus Cirrus Logic GD5424 with 512 kB
Network card: 3Com Etherlink III 3C509b / 10 MBit/s
Soundcards: ESS 688 (onboard) and Gravis Utrasound ACE
Modem: as ISA card
HDD: ~2 GB
CD: IDE 8x speed?
Disk: 3.5"

MS-DOS 6 Compaq edition / Window for Workgroups 3.11
The 486SX2-66 runs Descent very well and appears to be in integer benchmarks just 10% slower as a 486DX2-66 (Norton Utilities 7 Sysinfo)
Socket 7-System
CPU: AMD K6 233 MHz
Mainboard: Gigabyte GA-586HX (image similar)
RAM: 192 MB EDO PS/2 SIMMs
Graphics card: Voodoo 3 3000 PCI, 3Dfx Voodoo 1 (V3 image shows AGP version)
Network card: Realtek 8139C / 100 MBit/s
Soundcards: EWS64XL with Roland Sound Canvas SCB-55, Gravis Ultrasound Classic Rev. 3.4, Roland MT-32 1st gen.
HDD: 4 GB Sandisk Compactflash on CF to IDE adapter
CD: Plextor UltraPlex 40x SCSI drive on a Adaptec PCI SCSI controller
Disk: 3.5" drive

Rather silent PC for old DOS games and scene demos. It features all important sound card standards of this time. The Voodoo3 is one of the fastest 2D-cards (in VESA modes) around.
The Pentium systems with the HX chipset are quite matured. It has the fast PCI local bus, 2 channel IDE onboard and usually 3 or more ISA-Slots and some even have USB.
So the hardware is from software view between the old DOS era and the Windows era.
MS-DOS 6 and Win98SE runs fine.

another Pentium-System
CPU: Intel Pentium 166 MMX
Mainboard: Gigabyte GA-586HX (image similar)
RAM: 384 MB EDO PS/2 SIMMs
Graphics card: Elsa Victory Erazor (Riva 128 with 4 MB SGRAM and TV In/Out) (image shows AGP version)
Accelerator card: Creative Encore PC-DVD Dxr2
Network card: Realtek 8139C / 100 MBit/s
Soundcards: Guillemot Maxi Sound 64 Home Studio with Yamaha DB60XG wavetable, Primax Altrasound (this is a 100% rebuild of a Gravis Ultrasound with additional Mixer IC)
Controller: Highpoint HPT370/372 UDMA controller
HDD: IBM-DJNA-351520, IBM-DTLA-305040
CD: Pioneer DVD-A04SZ Slot-In drive
Disk: 3.5" and 5.25" drive

This is basically a second PC for old DOS games and scene demos and resembles overall my PC-system I bought in 1996. It features a bit different sound card setup as the other Pentium system.
Running MS-DOS 7.10 and NT4 Pro. With the amount of memory even a slightly tuned Firefox 2.0.23 runs fine (flash disabled).
The DVD-Accelerator enables playback of DVDs and MPeg2 Videos on this system.
The P166MMX is just slow enough that the Day of the Tentacle iMuse soundengine doesn't bug out.

Commodore PC-I
This is a Commodore PC-I
CPU: Siemens 8088 (4.77 MHz)
Mainboard: Commodore Custom Made Mainboard
RAM: 512 kB
Graphics: Motorola 6845 CRT controller for text mode and Paradise PVC2 for CGA / Plantronics? with 32 kB
Sound: incredible Speaker
HDD: None
Disk: 5.25" DD drive internally (160 kB)
3.5" DD Amiga drive externally (720 kB)

As commodore was always going for cheap hardware it's a rather limited system. MS-DOS 3.3+ runs fine, Textadventures, Space Quest 1 and 2, Lemmings in CGA rather slow, Rogue ofcourse.
The external drive connector allows to use Amiga disk drives. Requires an XT capable/switchable keyboard, when using AT-keyboard.

old computer transfer system
CPU: Athlon 650 MHz (Slot-A)
Mainboard: Gigabyte GA-7IXE
RAM: 512 MB SDRAM (due to Win98SE)
Graphics: Voodoo 3 3500TV with Video In/Out
Video: Hauppauge WinTV PCI
Sound: Terratec EWS64XL
HDD: 2 GB Sandisk Compactflash on CF to IDE adapter

This system runs Win98SE. The main purpose is to give a video/audio frontend for my C64 (and other homecomputer systems) and a transfer PC to and from old systems (C64 / Amiga).
Since the Voodoo3 3500TV is not able to handle the C64 video signal I had to add another TV card. The BT878 based Hauppauge card is quite compatible in processing more exotic video signals.
The trick does the DScaler TV-application that decodes 50 Hz progressive signal correctly to the screen. In addition the CRT monitor is set to 50 Hz refresh using a Voodoo related tool (alternativly PowerStrip) when C64-Video is used.
The EWS64XL is good enough to record quality C64 SID-sound and can render some after effects like Reverb/Chorus/Echo on the signal. A nice side effect of the overall system is that Unreal, Unreal Tournament and other older 3D-games run fine.

IBM PS/2 8580

Das System besteht aus einem i386DX16 + i80387 , 2 MB RAM und onboard VGA auf einem Microchannel basierten Board.
Der PC hat ein 1.44 MB 3.5" , ein 1.2 MB 5.25" Diskettenlaufwerk und eine 71 MB MFM Festplatte an einem ESDI-Controller.
Zusätzlich sind eine 8514A Grafikkarte, eine 2-fach 16550 bestückte Serial Karte und eine 6 MB Speichererweiterung gesteckt.
2 Netzwerkkarten, eine Thomas Conrad TC5046 und eine 3Com Etherlink 3.
und leider nicht funktionierende Adlib MCA.
und Covox Speech Thing Nachbau

386er System:

AMD 386DX-40, Cyrix 3C87-40 FasMath
32 MB RAM, 64kB Cache, SIS Mainboard Chipset
Adaptec 1540/1542B, Micropolis 2 GB SCSI HDD (1 GB nutzbar)
I/O Karte
TSENG ET4000 1 MB
Number Nine GXiTC TIGA 4 MB + 1 MB + Acumos2 512 kB per VESA Kabel an ET4000.
SB AWE32 8 MB
Primax Altrasound mit 1 MB (GUS Nachbau)
Sony CDU-33A mit Controllerkarte
3Com Etherlink III

Pentium Dual CPU System
2x Pentium 233MMX auf Tyan Dual CPU Mainboard mit i430HX basierten Chipset
256 MB RAM
Voodoo3 3000 PCI
AWE64 Gold
Intel 1000T/Pro (oder wars GT?)
HDD ist eine Quantum Fireball.
und DVD-LW ist auch drin.


P3 System
P3 650 MHz, auf 440ZX Mainboard, 384 MB RAM
Matrox G400 onboard, Voodoo2 SLI, SB AWE32 8 MB.
3Com Etherlink III.

Dazu noch so 6 oder 7 C64 aller Bauarten mit 1541, 1541 II, Drucker, Multifunktionsmodulen und weit mehr als 1000 Disketten.
2 C128 mit 1571.
KC85/3, KC85/4 System mit Floppys, LCR Kassettenteil usw.
Amiga A500 mit mehreren Diskettenlaufwerken und Speichererweiterung
Atari STf, Mega1und Atari TT030.

[windowsvista]

Haupt-PC (PC1):
Hardware:
Asrock ALiveXifre-Esata 2
AMD Phenom II X4 955
Gigabyte GTX460 1GB OC
4GB RAM DDR2 800 MHz
Corsair CX500
HDDs: 2x500GB Raid 1, 320GB, 2TB

OS: Windows 7 Ultimate

PC2:
Compaq Deskpro
Compaq Mainboard
Intel Pentium III 450 MHz
256MB RAM
Nvidia Geforce 2 MX200
10GB HDD
Compaq 150W Netzteil
1 CD-Laufwerk

OS: Windows 2000

PC3:
Elitegroup L7VTA Mainboard
AMD Athlon XP 1700+
ATI Radeon X700 Pro
1GB RAM DDR
160GB HDD
1 DVD-Laufwerk
420W Trust Netzteil

OS: Windows XP SP3

PC4:
IBM Mainboard
Intel Pentium III 933 MHz
384MB RAM
Nvidia Geforce 4 MX460 64MB
40GB HDD
1x DVD-Laufwerk
150W IBM-Netzteil

OS: Windows XP SP3

PC5:
Chaintech Mainboard
Intel Celeron 300MHz
128MB RAM
Ati Rage 16MB
6.4GB HDD
DVD-Brenner

OS: Windows 98SE

PC6:
MSI MS-6154
Pentium III 866 MHz
512MB RAM
Nvidia Vanta 16MB
40GB HDD
1x DVD-Laufwerk, 1xCD-Brenner

OS: Windows XP SP3

PC7:


Asus P4T Mainboard
Intel Pentium 4 1.4 GHz
384MB Rambus
ATI Radeon 9000 64MB
40GB+20GB HDD
1 CD-Laufwerk

OS: Windows XP SP3, Xubuntu 11.04

PC8:
Compaq D500 Small Form Factor

Compaq Board
Intel Pentium 4 1.7GHz
512MB RAM
Nvidia Geforce 4 MX440 128MB
120GB HDD
DVD-Brenner
200W Compaq Netzteil

OS: Windows XP SP3

PC9:
Compaq Deskpro 2000

Compaq Board
Intel Pentium 133 MHz
128MB RAM
Cirrus Logic Onboard 1MB
1.5GB HDD
CD-Laufwerk

OS: Windows 98SE

[MaTel]

Hauptrechner:
S754 Athlon64 3400 + 1,5GB RAM, Windows 7 HOME
Sub-Notebook Sony Intel Pentium-III


Classic Rechner:
Vesa-Local-Bus System (486DX4-100), 32MB, Win95 / DOS 6.22
EISA-System (486DX50),128MB, Netware 3.2 Server
386-System (386DX40), 20 MB, Suse Linux / DOS 5
AMD K6-III System, 512MB, Windows 98SE / DOS 6.22
Intel Pentium-200MMX System, 128 MB, NT 3.51 Server / Workstation
Compaq Deskpro XE mit Pentium Overdrive, 32MB, DOS 6.22
IBM PC Type 5150, 640KB, DOS 3.1
IBM XT Type 5160, 640KB; DOS 2.1
IBM AT Type 5170, 640kb / 2,5MB, DOS 3.2
IBM XT/286 Type 5162, 640KB / 2MB, DOS 3.3
IBM PS/2 Type 9556-0BA, 16MB, OS/2 2.1
IBM PS/2 Type 8535, 6MB, DOS 5.0
Commodore Amiga 500, 512KB, OCS, Kickstart 1.3
Commodore Amiga 500, 512KB / 512KB, ECS, Kickstart 1.3, 2.1, 3.1
Commodore Amiga 1200, 2MB / 8MB, 68030@50, AGA, Kickstart 3.1, IDE-cf
Commodore 64
Commodore 64-II
Commodore 128 D
Atari 800XL + SIO2USB
Atari 1040STf, 1MB, TOS 1.0
Atari 1040STfm, 1MB, TOS 1.04


Suche:
Schneider CPC6128, Apple IIe, TI 99/4a, Classic MAC, Arcon Archimedes, IBM PS/2 Model 50

[CDW]

Haupt:
CPU AMD Phenom II X4 955 BE 3,2 GHz @ 3,4GHz
MB MSI ( Ich weiß *schäm* ) 770 C-45
4GB Ram
Asus ENGT240
Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit

2.
CPU AMD Athlon XP 2400+ 2 GHz
A7N8X
1GB Ram
Nvidia GeForce 5200 bzw Radeon 9200sE im wechsel
Windows XP Home Edition 32Bit

3. Pentium III Tualatin
1,2 GHz
keine Ahnung wie das Board heißt (folgt)
768 MB Ram
Windows 2000 Pro

4.
CPU Intel 386
25 MHz
16MB
Name vom MB kenn ich jetz nich (folgt)
TSeng labs irgendwas
Windows 3.1 MS Dos 5
Vibra 16

Laptops:
Thinkpad R52
CPU : intel Pentium M
1GB Ram
1,86 GH z
Windows XP Pro 32Bit

Laptop2
Baycom
CPU : Intel Pentium III
1,2 GHz
256 MB Ram
Windows XP Home

Laptop 3
Toshiba Tecra 8000
CPU : Intel Pentium 2
266 MHz
128MB Ram
Windows 2000 Pro

Laptop 4
thinkpad 700c
CPU : 486
16 MHz
32MB Ram
Windows 95

Gerade in Reperatur
Toshiba Tecra S1

Wird gleich rund um den GPU geflext

Edit:
K6-III
400MHz
Elsa Winner II
64MB Ram
Windows ME