Is that the gt 610 video card? Lol I used to game on that thing.
DaveAEP
But did you connect a printer as well?
lepobz
I had to do this back in 2000, but on 1990-ish hardware. We’re talking ISA slots. IDE ribbons. Floppy drives. That smell you only get from 1990-era PCs.
MasterJeebus
Thats cool. I did something similar when I was in 10th grade in high school we had a tech class. We fixed really old PCs and got them running Windows XP. Then school sold them for $40 bucks to students if they wanted them. Came with tower, Harman Kardon speakers and 15” crt monitor. I still have the one i built. Its old Dell Optiplex with Pentium 3. But the crt monitor died long ago. I kept the tower thinking it would be worth something later as vintage. In ebay i see them listed for $500. So maybe its worth something now. Haha
scytheer
That PC is older than most reddit users here.
alaingames
You are going to die when they make you DESIGN A CPU AND BUILD IT
SavaTTAGGG
IT class?
PlexGears
Swedish?
cool_name_numbers
I had to do something like that, when we removed the cpu cooler there was no CPU and only dry termal paste xd
SnooHedgehogs190
When I learn that I have to set up pc with old pc parts, i decided to bring a thumb drive containing cs 1.6 and warcraft 3, load it up for my friend’s too.
Then the whole IT class became a lan party.
thegrasslayer
Molux in ide at the bottom cracked me up 😂
OldNervousWrecked
At the university I went to we has to “convince ourselves we could build a pc’. Not try, not learn, but convince ourselves was the exact wording “/ pos uni
joshstrodomus
I got extra points for cable management with ide cables…Ole fold and place
Give_me_a_name_pls_
I wish we had this class. Easy A
AshgreninjasG
Had the same thing. Thankfully the pc wasn’t working before the test started so we could put the things in the wrong place.
Outrageous-Level2006
Lol that thing is ancient. Does it play doom?
AcanthaceaeIll5349
Nice to see, that they still use the same technology when I was at school.
The PCs we used to assemble/disassemble were already ancient technology when I went to school. From. The parallel/printer port on the Mainboard I see, that this didn’t change.
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Excuse me. Where is the RGB? Fail.
Is it a class for the blind?
Easy class.
You paid someone money to do this…
Is that the gt 610 video card? Lol I used to game on that thing.
But did you connect a printer as well?
I had to do this back in 2000, but on 1990-ish hardware. We’re talking ISA slots. IDE ribbons. Floppy drives. That smell you only get from 1990-era PCs.
Thats cool. I did something similar when I was in 10th grade in high school we had a tech class. We fixed really old PCs and got them running Windows XP. Then school sold them for $40 bucks to students if they wanted them. Came with tower, Harman Kardon speakers and 15” crt monitor. I still have the one i built. Its old Dell Optiplex with Pentium 3. But the crt monitor died long ago. I kept the tower thinking it would be worth something later as vintage. In ebay i see them listed for $500. So maybe its worth something now. Haha
That PC is older than most reddit users here.
You are going to die when they make you DESIGN A CPU AND BUILD IT
IT class?
Swedish?
I had to do something like that, when we removed the cpu cooler there was no CPU and only dry termal paste xd
When I learn that I have to set up pc with old pc parts, i decided to bring a thumb drive containing cs 1.6 and warcraft 3, load it up for my friend’s too.
Then the whole IT class became a lan party.
Molux in ide at the bottom cracked me up 😂
At the university I went to we has to “convince ourselves we could build a pc’. Not try, not learn, but convince ourselves was the exact wording “/ pos uni
I got extra points for cable management with ide cables…Ole fold and place
I wish we had this class. Easy A
Had the same thing. Thankfully the pc wasn’t working before the test started so we could put the things in the wrong place.
Lol that thing is ancient. Does it play doom?
Nice to see, that they still use the same technology when I was at school.
The PCs we used to assemble/disassemble were already ancient technology when I went to school. From. The parallel/printer port on the Mainboard I see, that this didn’t change.