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AMD K6/200
Processor AMD K6/200
Motherboard Atrend ATC-5000
Case Midi Tower AT
Ram 128MB (2x64MB SDRAM)
Videocard Matrox Millennium 2MB PCI
Hard Disk Quantum Fireball EL 5.1GB (IDE)
Hard Disk Quantum Fireball ST3.2S (U-SCSI)
SCSI Adapter Adaptec 2930U PCI
CDROM Plextor Ultraplex40max (U-SCSI)
Floppy 1.44 MB
Sound Soundblaster 16 Pro ISA
Network

3Com Etherlink XL 3C905B (10/100Mbit) PCI

Mouse Genius Netscroll Serial
   
OS MS-DOS 6.22, Windows 98 SE, FreeBSD 4.10
Function

Legacy Gaming Box / FreeBSD


Extra Information
Purchase Date September 1997
Purchase Cost 19800 BFR (495 Euro)
AMD K6/200 + Motherboard + 2x16 MB RAM + Big Midi Tower
Upgrades

Numerous updates over its lifetime. It started out with most of the parts of the back-then k5. Most of the stuff in the above configuration comes from Colossus 2

Retired August 2004 (Sold)

Description

This machine used to be my main computer in 1997-1999.
Around 2000-2001, it has been used to host gnu-linux.net.
When the hosting contract finished, the computer received a third life as a Win98 workstation for my parents, who needed something to write word documents on.
In November 2003 the computer returns to me, to start its 4th life as a legacy gaming box (Ahh, memories of Day Of The Tentacle, Sam 'n' Max, Indiana Jones and the Fate Of Atlantis, X-Wing, Tie Fighter, ...).
It'll also be running FreeBSD on its SCSI disk.

Click here to view a picture.