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So here is the 'collection' of CPU's. I recover old computesr & any arrays (m/bord, hard drive, memory, etc.) I can find; Or at least, I like.

you know, I love old computers, they're from an age where computers were not industrially built and sold in hypermarkets for mister everyone (mr. tt le monde for francophones ) they have a special design, the hardware inside is generally of excellent quality, and I've also learned much with these computers I got for free.

ah. I was @ 100% in collection oldies about 3 years ago. Now I've calmed down but still enjoy them. My favourite (a 486 DX-4 100MHz write/back architecture) is ready for use in my chamber (my dungeon, or whatever ... where I spend most of the day when am inside the house).

voila, in the .... hum ... 'celling' (? no no) ... that's is above my head. shit can't remember the word. Ya, u know, the underground place in house were you stack general goodies. Cave en français. Haha

ya, so there, I also have mhhh ... 10 old timers (386 SX16, DX33, 486 sx 25, DX33, DX2 66, etc.) I got 2 very interresting ones, Olivetti brand. 386 sx16, really slow, too bad they're template (impossible to put other components than the ones put in by the brand, Olivetti en l'occurence).

Ya, a 386 (DX tech is important in the case described here) with 8mb of RAM is able to run a Win95. And quite well.

the first computer of my 'collection' is a nice 386 DX33, her runs his own win 95.
386 and 486 are the only true way to enjoy old, but still awesome games like Might and Magic 3.

Description
So here is the 'collection' of CPU's. I recover old computesr & any arrays (m/bord, hard drive, memory, etc.) I can find; Or at least, I like.

you know, I love old computers, they're from an age where computers were not industrially built and sold in hypermarkets for mister everyone (mr. tt le monde for francophones ) they have a special design, the hardware inside is generally of excellent quality, and I've also learned much with these computers I got for free.

ah. I was @ 100% in collection oldies about 3 years ago. Now I've calmed down but still enjoy them. My favourite (a 486 DX-4 100MHz write/back architecture) is ready for use in my chamber (my dungeon, or whatever ... where I spend most of the day when am inside the house).

voila, in the .... hum ... 'celling' (? no no) ... that's is above my head. shit can't remember the word. Ya, u know, the underground place in house were you stack general goodies. Cave en français. Haha

ya, so there, I also have mhhh ... 10 old timers (386 SX16, DX33, 486 sx 25, DX33, DX2 66, etc.) I got 2 very interresting ones, Olivetti brand. 386 sx16, really slow, too bad they're template (impossible to put other components than the ones put in by the brand, Olivetti en l'occurence).

Ya, a 386 (DX tech is important in the case described here) with 8mb of RAM is able to run a Win95. And quite well.

the first computer of my 'collection' is a nice 386 DX33, her runs his own win 95.
386 and 486 are the only true way to enjoy old, but still awesome games like Might and Magic 3.