The very powerful PCs at my university

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  1. Jimmy-Ballz

    ah don’t worry, the ones in Italy are way worse, by opening visual studio code sometimes the blue screen comes up with

  2. SomeNectarine7976

    8gb of ram and an ssd could make those usable for desktop tasks and stuff, but you are right, first gen i5s and i7s are long in the tooth, much more than like 2nd and 3rd.

  3. ArasakaApart

    Pretty sure this PC wouldn’t even be considered safe anymore.

  4. Sex_with_DrRatio

    Why do you need power for running word and excel?

  5. SmashStrider

    i5 first gen 💀💀💀

    Somehow my school has 12th gen i5s in their systems

  6. It depends on what the computer is being used for.

    To write code? This is fine. To play games? It is not.

  7. builder397

    3GB of RAM and no GPU? Not even an Intel iGPU?

    Is this one of those old 32-bit systems that cant address more than 3.25GB? And for the GPU, I guess they just flatout refuse to install the driver because “Look, it works, doesnt it?”

  8. Wow! It’s pretty cool that your university has a computer museum.

  9. multiwirth_

    I just upgraded our work pc with my old Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 which wasn’t even fast when overclocking to 3Ghz.
    Since it’s worth approx 5 bucks, i decided to donate it.
    In the end, I also have to use this system, so it’s definitely worth it.
    Faster than the shitty Intel Pentium that was in there previously.

    The IT managment gave me another stick of RAM so it at least has now 10GB of glorious DDR3 1333Mhz.
    With all the crapware in autorun, it hogged about 80% of the 6GB total memory after boot in IDLE already.

  10. our school PCs were from the 90s all because they had some software that they didnt have the cd key for, also main PCs were with Pentium 4 and 2GB ram shared to 8 clients 🙃

  11. EpicOne9147

    Lol my school had a system which faces enormous lags while doing normal stuff in fking Ubuntu 😭

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