Exploring Flea Market Finds - ASUS Motherboards & Surprising Discoveries!

Join me on a flea market adventure as I uncover hidden treasures in the form of two ASUS motherboard-equipped computers! 🖥️ One machine boasts a plethora of expansion cards and an AGP GPU, promising a wealth of possibilities. 💡 Meanwhile, the other appears promising but presents a puzzling challenge - it won't power on. 🤔
Follow along as we delve into the workings of these vintage systems, exploring their hardware, troubleshooting issues, and uncovering the stories behind these tech relics. From unexpected surprises to valuable lessons, every flea market find has a tale to tell!
#FleaMarketFinds #ASUSMotherboards #TechRelics #VintageComputing #TechAdventure
Universal Cell Phone holder wihh Flexible Long Arm
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PVC Universal DIY Shield
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3V CR2032 Lithium Button
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24-Pin Female ATX PSU Power Supply Starter On/Off Switch
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Anti-Static Brush for Cleaning Work
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Wire Plier
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DIN5 AT Male to Mini DIN6 PS/2 Keyboard
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PCI & ISA Motherboard Tester Diagnostics - Debug Post Card Analyzer
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IDE Female to SATA 7+15Pin 22-Pin Male converter
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[@Cyloonian]

Fun and entertaining video. You seem to know your stuff!
If I could make some suggestions it would be sound related. The background hum is really annoying and the room reverb when you are talking. Turn of extra equipment in the lab before recording and invest in a "lav-mic" 💪 It will be what makes your videos feel more professional. Keep up the good work! Make more videos!

[@VintageBoardExplorer]

Hi and thanks for your comment. I am glad you found it fun and entertaining. I was thinking about a better sound setup for some time now, but just did not have time to do it. I have a dictaphone and a clip on microphone that I will connect for the next video to see if it will be any better. Microphone is a Chinese cheap mic but lets see how it will perfom. Will do a comparison of sounds camera / phone / dictaphone in a next video. And thanks again for the comment, it will sure make me want to record next one as soon as I catch time :)

[@DavidSmith-dm8ew]

I loved my cusl2-c, I had a celeron 566 with my 133 ram oc to 1.4 and the celeron ran fine at 800mhz.