[ale] [OT] Oh yeah? You think that's old?

[arxaaron]

I still get on a couple of my 90's vintage Amiga systems
once or twice a year.

A4000T  68040 @ 50mhz cpu, 25mhz bus, 16meg ram,
A3000    68030 @ 25mhz cpu, 25mhz bus, 8 meg ram.

Occasionally game on a 1987 era A500:  68000 7.16mhz
when I'm feeling especially retro.

peace
aaron


On 2011/12/15, at 16:15 , Geoffrey Myers wrote:

> Calvin Harrigan wrote:
>> All this talk about replacement hardware for the mail server got me
>> thinking.  Given that the existing mail server is a P3 with 512MB.  I
>> was curious as to what the lowest powered (from a computational
>> perspective) computer anyone on the list still use even if not on a
>> regular basis.  Stuff in your basement doesn't count. :-)
>
> I have a Pentium laptop with 1 gig of memory that has Fedora installed
> on it.
>
> I have a 486 with 32 mb of memory that runs with the cpu pegged at  
> 100%
> 7x24.  It has a video capture card and it is watching my driveway.  If
> someone pulls up driveway a photo pops up on my desktop.  A very old
> version of Linux, I don't even remember the distro as I don't mess  
> with
> it.  It just runs.
>
>
>> Personally:
>>
>> PI - 200Mhz, 128 MB Ram, 4.3 GB HD, running windows 98SE.
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