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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- A while back I found two old PCs in a barn in downtown New Delhi - This one was the later of the two and turned out to be a Pentium 4 PC from Acer.
In this video I attempt to get it working, and end up replacing most of it in the process.
It's not always worth it to try and refurbish a PC.....
The other PC from this pickup is covered here:
Pentium Pro Barnfind Part 1: • This Pentium Pro PC Sa...
Pentium Pro Barnfind Part 2: • This Pentium Pro PC Sa...
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I love the contrast of the rust and the new PSU 😀
Hell yeah. This was a really weird one, but I think it came out looking ok
i was gonna ask about this thing! , thanks for sharing!
Took me a while to get around to it! There's more to come for the Pentium Pro build too!
@@TechMadeEasyUK i have an advice, instead of buying soo many accessories for the pentium pro, why not change the mobo like in this pc? worth it!
I have one, the same model as the original one :)
The first thing I thought watching this was when the first computer came out, "it puts the lotion on its body or it gets the hose again" It got a lot of hose 🤣
Man, this was sooo rough. And you did a bang-up jobber on it, sir!
Check out its older brother, the Pentium Pro on my channel
Omg uncle Mike is here! Hello!
look at you, wandering so far from home!
@@UncleMikeRetro lol yes
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I remember when the very first Pentium 4s came out in late 2000 and early 2001, I remember that this was even before Windows XP was released, so at the time, Windows ME would've been the latest and greatest operating system. However this Pentium 4 seems to be a later generation most likely made in 2002 or 2003. This would have been well after Windows XP's release.
Yep, sounds about right 👍
@@TechMadeEasyUK actually the oldest computer that I still have today that still works is a Toshiba Satellite 330 CDS from 1998 that has a Pentium 266 MHz cpu with 96 mb of ram and I have it running Windows 98 second edition.
Nice Case though. I once sold a working Williamnette Flop PC as an oddity.
Yeah the case was quite good, other than the filth all over it
Maybe try another render path when using Doom3 unless it's a driver issue.
This PC is long gone, but thanks for the suggestion
Great vid!
Good job but man that was a ton of work! LOL
Yeah but it was fun 😂
no almost any pc with a gpu could play doom. you wrong
Doom or Doom 3?
Do you have a son named Don?
Not that I know of
tf
all pc's r worth saving bro