So I figured I'd post a couple pics of what I've got in my collection for computers/CPU's/etc... As you can see in the pics, I've got a lot of stuff. I've got many different motherboards, CPU's, cases, etc...
The oldest system I have is a Compaq Presario CDTV 920 with an Intel Overdrive 486 @ 100MHz running Win 98, 24mb ram, 350 & 500MB HDD. All of the computers you see do in fact run and I've only got 3 that I don't have an OS on right now. I am running everything right now (win 98/98se/ME/2000 Pro/2000 Server/XP home & Pro/Win 7). I am running a Pentium non-MMX, an AMD K6-2+ 500, various P4's, a Core 2 Duo e6400, various Athlon's (XP, 64, 64 X2), I've even got a server running dual Xeon's and in the next couple weeks I plan to have a system with dual Opteron 252's/14GB ram and probably Win 7 Pro.
In the storage bins I've got cables, fans, heatsinks, ram, PCI/AGP/PCI-E video cards, network cards, modems, sound cards. I've got IDE/SATA/SCSI HDD's, CD/DVD drives. On the shelf above my desk I've got over 365 CPU's in various shape (some have pent pins, others dead, but most run perfectly fine). I eventually plan to have them all in a nice display case on the wall. I've got a spread sheet with every CPU I've got right now. I've got a couple Xeon CPU's that were once worth over $3700, a P2 Xeon 450 W/ 2MB cache & a Xeon MP S604 3.33GHz with 1MB L2 & 8MB L3 cache. Now they are worth under $50
The oldest system I have is a Compaq Presario CDTV 920 with an Intel Overdrive 486 @ 100MHz running Win 98, 24mb ram, 350 & 500MB HDD. All of the computers you see do in fact run and I've only got 3 that I don't have an OS on right now. I am running everything right now (win 98/98se/ME/2000 Pro/2000 Server/XP home & Pro/Win 7). I am running a Pentium non-MMX, an AMD K6-2+ 500, various P4's, a Core 2 Duo e6400, various Athlon's (XP, 64, 64 X2), I've even got a server running dual Xeon's and in the next couple weeks I plan to have a system with dual Opteron 252's/14GB ram and probably Win 7 Pro.
In the storage bins I've got cables, fans, heatsinks, ram, PCI/AGP/PCI-E video cards, network cards, modems, sound cards. I've got IDE/SATA/SCSI HDD's, CD/DVD drives. On the shelf above my desk I've got over 365 CPU's in various shape (some have pent pins, others dead, but most run perfectly fine). I eventually plan to have them all in a nice display case on the wall. I've got a spread sheet with every CPU I've got right now. I've got a couple Xeon CPU's that were once worth over $3700, a P2 Xeon 450 W/ 2MB cache & a Xeon MP S604 3.33GHz with 1MB L2 & 8MB L3 cache. Now they are worth under $50