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for a sec there i thought the agp port was broke till the Vanta card played the 3dmarkk 99 without artifacting, sorry dude but you must have a lot of faulty agp cards laying around.

I used to work at a credit union and we had some of these. 1ghz. We had some newer dells with 2.4 P4's, they were faster, BARELY. I miss the Vectra's. After HP bought compaq, they took those on as their business computer, and those to this day derive from the compaq design not the HP designs! I remember the HP/Compaq 6300's..then it was all HP ProDesk/EliteDesk, those derive from compaq design. It was a funny few years to say you had an HP Compaq

Pity it's a micro ATX motherboard not a full ATX.

I realy need to get my hands on a PSU tester.

Great video, I've never heard of a triple core processor!

Don’t know much about electronics but I’ve heard the word alignment when it comes to heads. Are there any pots that can be adjusted ?

if that old drive is still working i would advise you to clone it since it's the factory operating system.

i have an xfx version of it.

fx5200 is the worst geforce card ever made.

Thanks! gran trabajo, gracias por el vídeo ;)

Great, thank you.

I love the sound of old mechanical hard drive spinning up ;-)

Nice machine! I think Windows 95 would run a lot better on it though, and be more compatible for games. If you wanted the dual CPUs then NT4 is better. Perhaps a dual boot. Thanks for the video!

That Commodore Branded system is an Interesting find. That was made by a company called "Commodore USA" I believe.

scrapyard wars is back!

That Phenom can be unlocked to a quadcore with a motherboard supporting that feature.

good video and we got to see it go

8:30 I will never disparage my own cable management ever again. Holy hell what is that monstrosity?! 😅😂😂

Free is a good price!👍👍

Second one may also be limited by the 32 bit OS, as well as the chunk taken for graphics

Shure is better known for microphones and record pickup cartridges.

Did you really monitoring that temperature of that hard drive? I have a 10K drive thats already getting burning hot. Should really active cool that HDD. Otherwise drive is death in a couple of months. Cant image that your drive is running cooler..

THA PAWETH SE-VAH!

A good reason to have an XP machine is if you are someone who has any scanners or printers and there are no drivers for them past Windows XP. Yes, there is still a chance it would also work on a Mac but I never owned one and the way they make them difficult to upgrade I never will now! I had a scanner that would work with WIndows up to Windows XP and while it was nothing special. It was a rather slow scanner with a maximum DPI of 600 and did OK for its intended purposes. I liked that it didn't have the cold cathode light that a lot of scanners had earlier on and I paid less than 100 USD for it. Really I may have paid less than 50, not 100 percent sure but it was not at all expensive! It was on sale at the time and that was the main reason I chose it. I got a much better scanner on eBay for $50 although used or it would have been at least $300 to $500 new (it is amazing how expensive those things are!!). Anyhow I just donated the old one since it was still working. It is just that there was no diver support for Windows 7 or higher. The driver would seemingly install but the scanner would just not work on 7 or later. This just shows you the kinds of problems you may run into with old hardware. I am not sure if there would be a driver for it for modern versions of Windows if the manufacturer was still around. Just because a manufacturer is still around older stuff made by them doesn't always support the latest versions of Windows. This may happen with some sound cards at their end of life. I am not 100% sure what decides end of life since sometimes a lot of the ones out there are still functioning. Maybe they just decide they have supported it long enough and need to move on.

th-cam.com/video/CR3iyWV4fPE/w-d-xo.html there's modern drivers for that DVC100, i have the red one and i use mine with OBS and Windows 10, and some of my latest vids are me showing it off. i do hand it off to you, as i do have a USB capture card that cant work past Win7 32 bit, so i have it running with a Win7 laptop (dual core, its an Adaptec Gamebridge, it also wont work in Linux). But yeah these DVC100's are able to work with Win10 and proper drivers. you will get better results with better hardware. Mine works like a dream and even upscales nicely. PS with OBS, you will need to get into the capture card settings and enable the audio in the DVC100 settings on that lil bar below the preview display, if you dont do it you wont get any sound.

Aaaaah YES!! Thy Happiness of truthfull learning!

Hi I just received my new main bearing today from Audio Valt CA. It took about an hour to install the new bearing into my 46 year old Dual 1245. The turntable is completely quit now. Insterment separation. The noise floor is now that of the vinyl being played.

A neat build!👍👍 I would increase the ram to 4 gig., XP will see 3 and a bit, or add two 512 mb., ram modules to bring the total to 3 gig,.

Is that a Ilon M-321 motherboard? I have that too. It's great board. To max it out, you can upgrade it to 256kB of cache and flash MR BIOS on it. You don't need to fill the slightly different chip socket near the cache chips as MR BIOS can do write back even without it. (some earlier original bioses needed that extra chip to enable write back)

We have made an amazing job my dear cousin!

Never had a custom back in those days, but I did have this 1999 business style Dell Dimension with a 1000Mhz Pentium 3 and 2x256k SD Ram, it was an absolute beast for the time period and I added an AGP GPU- GeForce 3 Ti 500 and a Ethernet card in it later on and I used to play Everquest on it all the way up to 2004 and I can't remember something died on it, I think it was the HDD. in 2004 I had an HP with a Pentium 4 NT 3.0 GHz, but it wasn't till 2007 and windows 7 that I actually built a custom computer myself. My current build in 2024 is a Ryzen 7 7800X3D, MSI MAG X670E Tomahawk 32GB DDR5 6400 and an RTX 4080, so yes I'm still building them folks, but my my how times have changed!

Cool

I remember seeing those dazzles a long time ago and wanting one so bad as a kid.

the dazzle works fine in win11, just do a little research.

Love that green case.

at my job, we use dazzle to capture audio directly from the soundboard to the pc in web conferences using RCA/P10, it still works very well today, in the past we used it with the polycom hdx 9000

Great Restoration Video! Thank you very much!! If I may, I would suggest elastic gloves to protect yourself from the dirt and the high voltage! :) Keep up the good work!!

mine works fine in win10 and OBS... maybe its because i have the red one?

I have that thing lying right here but it's a red version :/

I wonder if this computer can Run Half Life 2

Please note that the G in Gigabyte is not pronounced like a J! It is pronounced the same as the G in the words go, got, give, etc.

This is one of the reasons why I keep my Old machines around. I LOVE using Porsche design - Pinnacles s-VHS capture devices. I was able to capture video at the HIGHEST bit rate & color space possible to squeeze every last minutia of analog data from the tapes I was capturing I also still have a almost new Firewire Dazzle device I have still to use, but will in the future. If you have old Tapes this is the ticket, then take it into a modern machine to upscale all the footage . (Its getting better every year) Now the next best thing? There are some CCTV systems that let you capture analog video even at S-VHS resolutions. But they are far from ideal for color compared to these older capture cards. The only thing I really kick myself buying was OTA capture card that worked with windows Media Center. Never did I get around to using it. Would have been fun.

holy shit i saw that thumbnail and went "I HAVE ONE OF THOSE" I still use one of those old Dragon ripoff Antec cases for my modern ryzen 7000 rig

Great Restoration and Cleaning Video, Looking forward for the Part 2 of it. By the way I have the Vectra VEi7 with the 400MHz Celeron and SiS Graphics

I have that same Green Dragon case since 2001 that I keep upgrading and I have 2 Black Dragon cases and another black Raidmax Scorpio I keep because they are my favorite style cases.

2:12 - i875 was a higher-end variant of i865, released around the same time. One significant difference was PAT memory mode, but some i865 motherboards also allow to run this mode, so it doesn't really matter. funfact: despite higher number, i875 is older than 865 by one month :)

its not ziga hertz

Thought this was an Alienware at first, as their "Cyborg Green" was very popular back then. You could search for 'Area 51 Chieftec' if you're curious, but this one is probably just the "Chieftec" part.

Jigga Bite That had me on a stretcher 😂