It was fitted with Win7U upgraded from WinXPMCE, boring. It doesn’t turn on so we’re gonna try to get it working.

9 Comments

  1. relpmeraggy

    Hey that’s exactly what my dad said about me!

  2. Rabbit_AF

    I am a sucker for that style of case. I have a Inspiron 530s that I modernized with new components. Sadly your E510 is BTX, so you can’t really reuse the case, like I did with the 530s, which is ATX.

  3. Gr3yfox21

    Aww. she’s a nice lady with an optical drive good enough for late 90’s AOL shareware. Oh crap. Now you know my phub search

  4. -Justanotherdude

    The way this title is written hahaha

    Thanks for the laugh

  5. ButtfUwUcker

    ![gif](giphy|pJmnk86fXFNmrUb8LB|downsized)

  6. Careful, a obsolete 486 PC was my gateway drug into PCMR back in 2000!

    If you get it working again, roll back to XP and get a All in Wonder Radeon with DVI, then you’ll have a godly retro gaming PC that will work with modern HDMI displays allowing you to even play retro consoles and all the classic PC games!

  7. dondaplayer

    Hey, I got one of those!

    Well, it’s ’big brother’ in a way. E520. Core 2 duo, I think it came with 2GB RAM and a 160GB drive. Wonderful machine for windows 7 because that’s what it came with. Though it runs hot a bit warm and I do agree the cooling system is most of the case. Bad ass intake though. Good luck!

  8. handymanshandle

    Lemme guess: hyperthreaded Pentium 4 or Pentium D with 2GB of RAM?

    If it’s the latter, count your blessings that Dell used a lot of space for cooling. These need it.

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