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I had an old Dell from 2004 and some buddies of mine and myself took it out to a farm far away from the city and we got some 30-06 rifles and 12 gauge shotgun slugs, well you know the rest, long story short, it faced the firing squad 😎👍
This was my very first laptop. I remember loving it for how easily upgradable it was. The only difference was that it ran on the Media Center edition of Windows Xp.
That screen is absolutely incredible. 1080p didn't arrive on desktop until 2006 and the first full HD plasma tvs arrived in 2004 as well i believe. Off course there were crts capable of above 2K resolutions in the late 90's but this is an LCD.
It’s called Memory Stick. It was a proprietary memory card format from Sony that was popular during the 2000s. It seems as if you and the previous owner confused the two.
Nathan: I'll clean it with a little bit of eucalyptus oil. Proceeds to completely pass it through the car wash. Nice! Great video. Keep up the good work.
Nah, i dont think you can just throw an rtx and maxed out ram into an 18 year old computer, but even without it that laptop is pretty good
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I have a maxed out XPS m1710 which is from 2006 if I remember and it looks very similar to this one. I used it up until about 2016/2017 running windows 10 mostly for retro gaming. Now it is running Linux Mint and I boot it up every now and then cause it has a DVD burner and an SD card reader, which can come in handy. With linux mint it is still a pleasure to use it even in 2023. I have even replaced the battery and CMOS battery recently. I think it may still see some use on it's 20th birthday =)
How can you use win 10 on this laptop ,are all drivers and bios update needed? I have a 9300 with win xp on it would love to run Win 10 if possible. mine has 2gb ram installed plus Intel Pentium M 770 (2.13GHz/2M/533MHZ) CPU Processor@
@@onometre To be fair, that resolution is considered to be the minimum now. We have 4K UHD which is around 4 times higher than that. You need to remember that at that time, screen resolution were 480p or something like that.
@lasest2 Yeah but 720p on a 15 inch or lower screen is really not THAT bad. But yeah there are a lot of laptops under 500 bucks that are in 720p. I'd personally never go under 1080p in this day and age. Prefer 1440p myself at the moment. 4k is just not here yet without sacrificing frame rate.
I remember getting one of these in 2008, it was my first laptop and survived my sheer teenage incompetence for years. It's actually so resilient that my parents are using it in 2020
I picked up a second-hand Inspiron 1764 not too long ago that would lock up under stress. Turned out it had the same problem. Probably hadn't been opened up and cleaned out since it left Dell in 2010.
I had an Inspiron 6000 that I purchased new in 2005. It was an excellent machine. Used it until 2011 when I crossed over into the Mac world. It stopped working due to a bad power connector. Your video inspired me to fix it and get it running againn
I literally have the exact same laptop. It was passed around the family, and ended up with us. Now it's on the floor of the dining room gathering dust.
Actually you don't want to update the BIOS, Dell removed the manual fan controls from later BIOS which means you can't get it to stop throttling during heavy gaming sessions (former owner).
This specific era of dell laptops are one of my favorites. They had just moved on from the early 2000’s grey and blue design languages that most of their Pentium 4 laptops had into their early Centrinos. This is one of the first examples of the “silver and white” design style getting implemented with the later Centrino tech, and eventually these machines would pioneer the rise of the Core 2 duo machines. My very first laptop ever was my family’s old PC, the Dell Inspiron e1405. A charming little small scale unit that still runs well today thanks to all the upgrades I’ve given it. This era of Dell took a bit to get to it as machines like this used IDE, but they eventually pioneered some of the first laptops to have sata! Also, these laptops are pretty easy to take apart, though as we saw it does take some time. I can get one of these machines down to its motherboard in around 5 minutes without any issues, which makes it super easy to upgrade the CPU’s in these machines.
I used to have a Dell inspiron 9300 with an nvidia gpu circa 2004, same chassis, screen, etc however I did upgrade the RAM a few years down the line. That was one of the best laptops I've ever owned, built like a tank and solid performance. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
I remember I used to use Dell Inspiron 1501 which looked pretty much like that laptop except without the buttons on the front. It was a great laptop for the time and I still have it to this day.
Literally just got mine out. Time to go through and continue to update my classic game archive. 20+ years of hard drives, floppies, DVDs, flash drives, and sd cards to backup.
I had one of these! my first ever laptop. All i remember was whenever i had an issue dell would come over and replace the faulty part immediately. Dell's warranty was the best!
I have the 9300 and 9400 and two Precision M6300's. They are all brilliant laptops and are very easy to upgrade, all have the max CPU and RAM that they support and one precision has the max 512mb Quadro video card. Cheers for the great vid.
Don't buy brand new extra cheap electronics. I have an after leasing business hp laptop, it's got integrated graphics but you can still play games and watch TH-cam in HD without issues.
Like it how old laptops have logical designs on their motherboard repair-ability. It has been a long time since i saw a laptop without soldered stuffs into the board with little to none user upgradable stuff. Even the battery nowadays are soldered if not hold by a tiny ribbon or flex cable.
I used to have that same laptop, except that it had an NVIDIA GeForce 6800 instead of the ATi Radeon 9700. Loved that thing! It got me through most of my undergraduate degree. I eventually sold it to a friend for $100. Now I kind of want another one for nostalgia purposes.
I have two of these excellent laptops (built in Ireland), one of which I bought on eBay from a monk in a small monastery in the New Forest in Hampshire! Many thanks again for rescuing another great laptop.
I still got mine. I have it upgraded to Windows 7 with a 500 gig hd. I've upgraded the memory to 16 gig. Still runs good. Batteries are a different issue
Hello Psivewri. Your Vlogs about disassembling/assembling,cleaning and upgrading laptops are satisfying. I suggest on your next video, please include OS upgrade for example from xp to vista/7/10 😅😅😅
I had the 14-inch version of this. Or maybe it was 15 in. It was a solid machine. I eventually ended up sticking Linux on it, and my daughter used it for a couple of years for school. It was a beast. Weighed a ton. But it was a solid laptop to keep at home. Good memories. I kind of miss this laptop.
I watched this video using precisely that laptop. As a student in Australia, I bought it a year ago for AUD 50 to use it as a dinning-room TV. I had to get rid of WinXP and use Lubuntu instead, which worked out of the box. I can watch TH-cam, Netflix, Stan, you name it. I'm extremely impressed.
I have an Inspiron 9000. It took me a few days to get it working becuase the previous owner decided to put a 320GB hard drive in it while the bios is limited to 180GB or so, my solution was actually partitioning and dual booting with Windows 7 and Windows Vista, planning to do Windows XP on the last partition, I got mine for free from E-Waste, and I cleaned it up, and applied some new thermal paste on it, now it’s running quite smoothly.
I had the 15inch version from 2005. it held up pretty well, beating out all my friends budget laptops and netbooks up to around 2009. just found it in a closet the other day and hoped online interested
Windows XP man, it brings back so many memories and the whole experience just makes me wanna live in the 2000's and have the authentic windows' experience.
I have three of these same laptops too that I have restored. I installed Windows Millennium on one of them, Windows 2000 on the second one and Windows XP on the third. They are very nostalgic indeed. I first watched your video last year before I tempted to take them apart myself and clean them.
Damn! This brought back memories! I had this thing as an undergrad... it was actually pretty damn sweet at the time. Dell made some good laptops back in the day with the inspiron series! Great video! Keep up the good work!
Oh my god. I still use this as a daily helper at school. I have three laptops at any given time, and this is my xp/experimental computer I do stuff my newer ones just can't really anymore
omg this was my first ever laptop my sister and i shared when we were younger, this brought back so many memories, we definitely got really good use out of it and played a bunch of sims 2 and zoo tycoon on it
I still have this laptop, my sister dropped it and smashed the screen but it’s still used today as a time capsule for songs and pictures from 15 years ago.
I had a Dell 6400 that looked exactly like this, but the specs weren't so high. Loved it greatly except it had a known bug that the power cord wouldn't always charge the battery. One of my favourite machines i ever owned.
This is still the laptop I hold all laptops up against. It was big and heavy, but for the time you could do almost anything on it, and it had such a lovely large screen and keyboard.
Thermal pads were very common on laptops for a long time. Quite a few times I have seen videos of old laptops taken apart where the person says paste, but it is clearly the old common blue thermal pads used in laptops. Much easier for production, and easier to get away with until relatively recently. Changes in heat, and expectations of tiny sizes even in gaming laptops, have seen that practice vanish over the years.
😍 just playing Midtown Madness, Harry Potter, HT2: King of the road, Rise of the Nations, Moto Racer, GTA 2 and more old PC games on it. Having so much fun playing this games, even today.
My Dad used this model laptop all through my time in middle and high school. He had to have the screen replaced multiple times, but it was a good computer.
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Psivewri have a great weekend too
Love your vids man!
Have a good weekend too
Great video! Do you use the H264ify extension when testing TH-cam videos?
I owned that exact laptop I almost ran windows ten
FHD screen in 16 years old laptop... amazing.
The screen is better than my laptop that is only one year old ( 1366×768 I think )
@@_shadow_1 yo same
Dor s my 8 year old laptop has 1366x768 panel
Actually, a few lines above FHD, as the horizontal resolution on that screen is 1200, and FHD is 1080!
Technically it's WUXGA
This guys voice, the simplicity of the video, how calming it is and my love for computers makes this guy perfect
There is something so pleasant in watching an old computer getting cleaned and brought back to its glory.
yeah its just satisfying with him cleaning a computer and putting more life and value into it.
I had an old Dell from 2004 and some buddies of mine and myself took it out to a farm far away from the city and we got some 30-06 rifles and 12 gauge shotgun slugs, well you know the rest, long story short, it faced the firing squad 😎👍
even better if eucalyptus oil is involved.
Back in 2013 my grandpa gave me one of these that had a virus lol
Was it bought used? What kind of virus? Lol.
@@aardbeiwastaken it's just virus he wont tell dont be bitchy
@@aardbeiwastaken maybe memz or trojan
I highly doubt someone got MEMZ in 2013
@gamer 7 minutes
Eucalyptus Oil actually increases a laptop’s value by 100 percent.
True
True
True
That’s hot
@@kekkodance I deleted it for ya
This was my very first laptop. I remember loving it for how easily upgradable it was. The only difference was that it ran on the Media Center edition of Windows Xp.
Ahh, you had an Inspiron 6000, not an Inspiron 9200
That screen is absolutely incredible. 1080p didn't arrive on desktop until 2006 and the first full HD plasma tvs arrived in 2004 as well i believe. Off course there were crts capable of above 2K resolutions in the late 90's but this is an LCD.
It’s called Memory Stick. It was a proprietary memory card format from Sony that was popular during the 2000s. It seems as if you and the previous owner confused the two.
I had that exact model growing up! This is childhood nostalgia for me oh my god
This laptop was legitimately my first ever laptop. Granted, i got it back in 2014 but the point stands
I'm proud to say that my grandpa used to own this one and I was one of a few kids who can experience IT early. Such a nice childhood memories
My grandma had one of these... I miss XP.
Nathan: I'll clean it with a little bit of eucalyptus oil.
Proceeds to completely pass it through the car wash. Nice!
Great video. Keep up the good work.
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I would love to see how this laptop does with upgraded parts, maxed out RAM, and SSD stuff like thag
Nah, i dont think you can just throw an rtx and maxed out ram into an 18 year old computer, but even without it that laptop is pretty good
I have a maxed out XPS m1710 which is from 2006 if I remember and it looks very similar to this one. I used it up until about 2016/2017 running windows 10 mostly for retro gaming. Now it is running Linux Mint and I boot it up every now and then cause it has a DVD burner and an SD card reader, which can come in handy. With linux mint it is still a pleasure to use it even in 2023. I have even replaced the battery and CMOS battery recently. I think it may still see some use on it's 20th birthday =)
How can you use win 10 on this laptop ,are all drivers and bios update needed?
I have a 9300 with win xp on it would love to run Win 10 if possible.
mine has 2gb ram installed plus Intel Pentium M 770 (2.13GHz/2M/533MHZ) CPU Processor@
That thing has a higher resolution than my laptop
Same
Same, even some new laptops have a worse res
me too
Same but im using a 1080p monitor
@@edgarsekis790 same i have a 1366x768 dell inspiron
That memory card is actually a psp memory stick duo
lol i remember those, but i hacked the hell out of my vitas just to get sd2vita working
My NVMe SSD is literally 100 times faster than that HDD. Shows how far we've come in 16 years.
Maruf Bepary i got an ssd drive not nvme. It’s still fast af tho :)
And laptop screen resolutions are still largely lower
@@onometre To be fair, that resolution is considered to be the minimum now. We have 4K UHD which is around 4 times higher than that. You need to remember that at that time, screen resolution were 480p or something like that.
@@marufbepary100 1024x768 was pretty common on laptops then, its like 4:3 equivalent of 720p, then it was 1368x768 for the longest time
@lasest2 Yeah but 720p on a 15 inch or lower screen is really not THAT bad. But yeah there are a lot of laptops under 500 bucks that are in 720p. I'd personally never go under 1080p in this day and age. Prefer 1440p myself at the moment. 4k is just not here yet without sacrificing frame rate.
I used to have the XPS version of this thing, I'm pretty sure it was the first laptop to have RGB lighting on it
That would be the XPS M1710, I think. If you want a really massive laptop, try an XPS M1730 from a few years later.
That aint no notebook, thats a THICCbook
Underrated comment we got here
Atleast it has a personality, not like the new aluminium bricks
Nah, this is a *thicbook Pro* th-cam.com/video/2KWBUmRW3Qo/w-d-xo.html
And I own this
Chungus book
textbook
I remember getting one of these in 2008, it was my first laptop and survived my sheer teenage incompetence for years.
It's actually so resilient that my parents are using it in 2020
"You could totally insulate a house with the stuff."
Yeah but... Ew.
@@melvinharris7859 Yep. That's definitely smoker dust.
* inchulate
@Xavior Joyce lol it was a joke about how he pronounced it in the video nbd
I picked up a second-hand Inspiron 1764 not too long ago that would lock up under stress. Turned out it had the same problem. Probably hadn't been opened up and cleaned out since it left Dell in 2010.
I had an Inspiron 6000 that I purchased new in 2005. It was an excellent machine. Used it until 2011 when I crossed over into the Mac world. It stopped working due to a bad power connector. Your video inspired me to fix it and get it running againn
I literally have the exact same laptop. It was passed around the family, and ended up with us. Now it's on the floor of the dining room gathering dust.
keep it. like an end of the world last resort laptop
can I have it?
Espurrrxd buy your own
install windows 7
install gentoo
When you realise this laptop your parents owned is in the shelf in the living room: ight ima go i got a computer to check out
Why'd you write this in that format as if there was a setup for a joke genuinely what the fuck
1:20 A00? Damn, that thing is in dire need of a bios update!
IKR!
It’s from 2004 what do you expect?
He just wanted to flex his computer knowledge. Nobody really cares
@@Joespart9010 didn't wanna flex. Just have never seen a Dell with such a low bios version before
Actually you don't want to update the BIOS, Dell removed the manual fan controls from later BIOS which means you can't get it to stop throttling during heavy gaming sessions (former owner).
That XP boot up sound is so lovely ❤️
until error sound appears xD
Only here for Windows XP and eucalyptus oil :)
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This specific era of dell laptops are one of my favorites. They had just moved on from the early 2000’s grey and blue design languages that most of their Pentium 4 laptops had into their early Centrinos. This is one of the first examples of the “silver and white” design style getting implemented with the later Centrino tech, and eventually these machines would pioneer the rise of the Core 2 duo machines. My very first laptop ever was my family’s old PC, the Dell Inspiron e1405. A charming little small scale unit that still runs well today thanks to all the upgrades I’ve given it. This era of Dell took a bit to get to it as machines like this used IDE, but they eventually pioneered some of the first laptops to have sata! Also, these laptops are pretty easy to take apart, though as we saw it does take some time. I can get one of these machines down to its motherboard in around 5 minutes without any issues, which makes it super easy to upgrade the CPU’s in these machines.
You should test wolfenstein: enemy territory on these old laptops.
RetroShack oh man. Gaia online
That is my childhood game
@@synthris2 i still play it!!
@@MakoNext me too. Its really fun!
When a laptop older than you has a better resolution then your current laptop
I love your channel. It is incredibly satisfying to watch these laptops being cleaned.
I used to have a Dell inspiron 9300 with an nvidia gpu circa 2004, same chassis, screen, etc however I did upgrade the RAM a few years down the line. That was one of the best laptops I've ever owned, built like a tank and solid performance. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
That Lappy mush have been really nice back in 2004. XP looks gorgeous at higher resolutions!
I remember I used to use Dell Inspiron 1501 which looked pretty much like that laptop except without the buttons on the front. It was a great laptop for the time and I still have it to this day.
I have one of these with a GeForce 7950GTX in it, it’s an absolute beast. Perfect Windows XP era gaming machine.
Same here got one back in Jan then a second as a spare parts unit. I really wanted to play scarface & other hard to run xp games.
Literally just got mine out. Time to go through and continue to update my classic game archive. 20+ years of hard drives, floppies, DVDs, flash drives, and sd cards to backup.
“Although it holds battery it only lasts for 10 mins” my mums old laptop from like 2013 can’t hold battery for a whole min 😂
I had one of these! my first ever laptop. All i remember was whenever i had an issue dell would come over and replace the faulty part immediately. Dell's warranty was the best!
omg i have this computer and you made my day teaching me how to kind of restore
I hope you also have a much newer pc that you use as your main driver
I have a dell inspiron 1501
You have this? AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA
KIRB S T O M P E D yh i have one
@@_shadow_1 oh yeah i do lol
I have the 9300 and 9400 and two Precision M6300's. They are all brilliant laptops and are very easy to upgrade, all have the max CPU and RAM that they support and one precision has the max 512mb Quadro video card. Cheers for the great vid.
Faster then my 2019 HP 😭
Don't buy brand new extra cheap electronics. I have an after leasing business hp laptop, it's got integrated graphics but you can still play games and watch TH-cam in HD without issues.
@Rafael Gaming wtf no u
hp is t r a s h
Dont buy new super cheap laptops, eg celeron cpu 4gb ram
Old good stuff lasts way longer than new cheap stuff, a 2009 dell Inspiron with an i5 and ssd can still totally kick compared to $100-$200 laptops
I could start crying right now. This was the first Laptop I bought when I was young 🥺Brings back so many memories.
Yep, that was paint. I have an inspiron that's a little bit older, and no matter what solvent I used, the paint came off.
Like it how old laptops have logical designs on their motherboard repair-ability. It has been a long time since i saw a laptop without soldered stuffs into the board with little to none user upgradable stuff. Even the battery nowadays are soldered if not hold by a tiny ribbon or flex cable.
Waited for this one. Currently 00:30 am
Steven Poodle yes haha
Same lol
02:05 am 4 me
Same
I used to have that same laptop, except that it had an NVIDIA GeForce 6800 instead of the ATi Radeon 9700. Loved that thing! It got me through most of my undergraduate degree. I eventually sold it to a friend for $100. Now I kind of want another one for nostalgia purposes.
Fun fact: my grandma had this laptop still 8-9 years ago
I have two of these excellent laptops (built in Ireland), one of which I bought on eBay from a monk in a small monastery in the New Forest in Hampshire! Many thanks again for rescuing another great laptop.
That laptop is more powerful than new budget laptops😑😑🤯
Dell Inspiron 9200 Laptop it was the Release on December 23, 2004. Great Find Psivewri!
That scaling should be set higher in Display Settings. Everything looks a little small and hard to read :)
I still got mine. I have it upgraded to Windows 7 with a 500 gig hd. I've upgraded the memory to 16 gig. Still runs good. Batteries are a different issue
This laptop runs games better than my 2019 Macbook pro
Yea,cuz the macbook is not meant for gaming at all and can over really quickly.
@@azurekite3870 ik was jus saying that sarcastically
@@azurekite3870still, the MacBook has so much more GPU power, so this is really embarrassing for Apple
Hello Psivewri. Your Vlogs about disassembling/assembling,cleaning and upgrading laptops are satisfying. I suggest on your next video, please include OS upgrade for example from xp to vista/7/10 😅😅😅
I find his voice very calming.It's relaxing 😄
I had the 14-inch version of this. Or maybe it was 15 in. It was a solid machine. I eventually ended up sticking Linux on it, and my daughter used it for a couple of years for school.
It was a beast. Weighed a ton. But it was a solid laptop to keep at home.
Good memories. I kind of miss this laptop.
7:05 nostalgia
I watched this video using precisely that laptop. As a student in Australia, I bought it a year ago for AUD 50 to use it as a dinning-room TV. I had to get rid of WinXP and use Lubuntu instead, which worked out of the box. I can watch TH-cam, Netflix, Stan, you name it. I'm extremely impressed.
Why not linux mint it's easy fun and cool
Try running Linux on it. Many times Linux distro's revive old tech like that laptop and it makes them usable again. Great video.
As a windows user well I'm a windows user but I have to say this is actually true
As a linux user well I'm not a windows user but I have to say this is actually true
@@Moskito844 y u copy me m8
Bruh i have a dead channel getting so much anxiety on this one reply
It depends on the distro. Bloat is encroaching on the Linux world too.
I have an Inspiron 9000. It took me a few days to get it working becuase the previous owner decided to put a 320GB hard drive in it while the bios is limited to 180GB or so, my solution was actually partitioning and dual booting with Windows 7 and Windows Vista, planning to do Windows XP on the last partition, I got mine for free from E-Waste, and I cleaned it up, and applied some new thermal paste on it, now it’s running quite smoothly.
8:46 "the game doesn't support widescreen"
but... AoE II HD Edition....
A full HD display in 2004 is insane
True.
Oh I have the same laptop ...... And it doesn't seem to me like a gaming laptop
dedicated graphics = gaming laptop i guess
though they did use this chassis for their XPS laptops as well
The only game I play on this laptop is *NFS : MOST WANTED*
BAB
Had a 9300 myself, cool stuff.
No one
Absolutely no one
Psivewri: EuCaLyPtUs OiL
I had the 15inch version from 2005. it held up pretty well, beating out all my friends budget laptops and netbooks up to around 2009. just found it in a closet the other day and hoped online interested
next video: showering with eucalyptus oil
My 9300 is still alive and kicking. They are tough machines.
I'll tell you the timestamp for eucalyptus oil in a reply
EDIT: The System Explorer said it before me. Like his comment, not mine, please!
6:25
@@TheSystemExplorer yeah you got before me, oh well congratulations
Tbh this thing was kinda a monster for 2004
Windows XP man, it brings back so many memories and the whole experience just makes me wanna live in the 2000's and have the authentic windows' experience.
I have three of these same laptops too that I have restored. I installed Windows Millennium on one of them, Windows 2000 on the second one and Windows XP on the third. They are very nostalgic indeed.
I first watched your video last year before I tempted to take them apart myself and clean them.
My dad owned one of these when i was very young but its until now i realized that it was a really old gaming laptop!
Damn! This brought back memories! I had this thing as an undergrad... it was actually pretty damn sweet at the time. Dell made some good laptops back in the day with the inspiron series! Great video! Keep up the good work!
I had the 15 inch version of this back in the day. It was such a beast it could run as a server at a LAN party.
I remember I had one of those as a child and I really cried when it gave me BSoD
This is my second video to watch on this channel and I think the eucalyptus oil will be a reoccurring item 😂
I watch your videos for mostly ASMR purposes they are very calming to me for some reason . So thank you for this content. And good luck
Oh my god. I still use this as a daily helper at school. I have three laptops at any given time, and this is my xp/experimental computer I do stuff my newer ones just can't really anymore
I wish new laptops would take some ideas from this: 16:10 screen, buttons on front, easily up-gradability, easy to take apart.
you're so passionate about this old laptop cleaning stuff
omg this was my first ever laptop my sister and i shared when we were younger, this brought back so many memories, we definitely got really good use out of it and played a bunch of sims 2 and zoo tycoon on it
this was my moms laptop and i played some games with it before.Memories man
My dad used this when I was smaller. Still have it!
I still have this laptop, my sister dropped it and smashed the screen but it’s still used today as a time capsule for songs and pictures from 15 years ago.
Battlefront II 2005 still holds up well to this day, even on modern hardware.
I had a Dell 6400 that looked exactly like this, but the specs weren't so high. Loved it greatly except it had a known bug that the power cord wouldn't always charge the battery. One of my favourite machines i ever owned.
This is still the laptop I hold all laptops up against. It was big and heavy, but for the time you could do almost anything on it, and it had such a lovely large screen and keyboard.
With Legacy Update and Mypal, this thing is unstoppable!
It's been a long time we haven't see a old tower restore :-)
There's something about the look of those old Dell laptops. They're just a classic!
My dad used to have one of these but he mostly used it for work, still pretty cool laptop.
i like these restoring videos because unlike other youtubers you explain what you are doing so i can do it too
I got this on my 12th birthday on May 1st, 2006, you uploaded this on my 26th Birthday!
Michael Dell has really been a legend
My auntie used that laptop until the OS ended support. The game I mostly play on that laptop was Luxor. Ahh, Nostalgia...
One of the few youtubers I can watch start to finish no problem 🥇
Thermal pads were very common on laptops for a long time.
Quite a few times I have seen videos of old laptops taken apart where the person says paste, but it is clearly the old common blue thermal pads used in laptops. Much easier for production, and easier to get away with until relatively recently.
Changes in heat, and expectations of tiny sizes even in gaming laptops, have seen that practice vanish over the years.
Man, I always LOVE to see how repairable & upgradeable laptops used to be before computer companies hated their customers.
😍 just playing Midtown Madness, Harry Potter, HT2: King of the road, Rise of the Nations, Moto Racer, GTA 2 and more old PC games on it. Having so much fun playing this games, even today.
My Dad used this model laptop all through my time in middle and high school. He had to have the screen replaced multiple times, but it was a good computer.