Retrocomputing, 1999 Low-budget gaming pc Amd k6-2 450mhz 3dfx Voodoo 3 2000

1999-Computer da gioco "economico".
1999-Low-cost gaming computer.
Azza pt-5vmx super socket 7
Amd K6-2 450mhz
3dfx voodoo 3 2000
64 mb sdr Siemens
Sound blaster 128 pci
Samsung sv0644a 6,4gb

[@vibes8078]

My first computer. 😌

[@eastpacker]

My first self build computer 1999

[@OcihEvE]

This is almost a carbon copy of my first PC. Mine had a 6GB HD and 128 MB Ram though and it wasn't 'cheap'. I paid $1200 Cad for it in '99.

[@infinity2z3r07]

Kiddos don't know how easy they have it now 😂

[@gabrielpapi1]

This was my PC back in 2.000. Used it to play a lot of half life, diablo 2 and ragnarok online

[@IzludeTingel]

Question about Diablo 2. I get slow down with glide wrappers on a modern pc with perspective turned on. Does it run full speed on physical voodoo card?

[@SkalabalaK6]

No slow down with 3DFX card :)

[@rcarkk]

Is this a good rock stable board? What about Pentium MMX 233mhz compatibility? Nice video!

[@satu5193]

I tried it with k6-2, k6-III, k6-2+(2.0v vcore) and work fine it is rock solid. I did not try p233mmx, reading the technical sheet it is compatible I suppose it works well. The only motherboard problem is the position of floppy connector.

[@ahmadbudiman80]

i overclocked it to 500Mhz. #thegoodolddays

[@zero-by6ib]

Can this pc run windows 7

[@pankoza2]

no, unless ram is upgraded to 512mb

[@92trdman]

Find the 3dnow patch, my K6-2 300 + voodoo 2 are smoother than this...