My old setup..

[Half-Saint]

Just felt like showing it here

I still have that 17" Iiyama monitor as well as the PC on the right. There's a P200 with 96MB of RAM under the desk

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[cookie]

Why do you keep those things?

[Half-Saint]

Because I can?

[Compgeke]

Because they're awesome to certain people (myself included). There are some things an emulator just can't replace, like the sounds of the old hard drive, a floppy or even waiting for stuff.

[Halvar]

I'm still a bit sad that I threw away my Colani tower many years ago. Together with its Cherry keyboard with its DS keycaps.

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[Grond]

That's a massive tower, mate! Gotta look for a vintage pic of my IBM 486 PC! I remember it sported a CD-ROM drive with a very bold writing on it which said "2X"! That must have been quite an exciting speet at the time!

[Half-Saint]

The tower in my pic was originally a 486DX-40 with 4MB of RAM and a 420MB hard drive. It later got upgraded to a Pentium 120 and eventually a Pentium 200 MMX.

[Grond]

I guess 420MB was like 2TB at the time! I remember only having 100MB.

[Daniel]

On my Mouseman Dual Optical the rubber at the sides just resolved itself recently It was a good mouse.

[Okeg]

Daniel, you can assemble replacement pads yourself.

[realex]

On my Mouseman Dual Optical the rubber at the sides just resolved itself recently It was a good mouse.

i still got some dual opticals in my basement, cause i got extremely nervous when they announced to stop production of these and bought what was left on amazon like a mad man. i loved them back in the quake days, with hairspray on hard plastic pads, when friction was my worst enemy!

[Half-Saint]

Well, of the computers in the top picture, only the one from under the desk is still with me. I recently sold the Athlon XP setup on the right for a whoping 40€