I can throw a pic up later, but it's not much to look at, just in one of these:
I agree. Nothing much to look at with mine:
OS: Windows 7 Professional x86
motherboard: Intel DQ35JO
CPU: Intel Quad Core Q9300 2.5GHz
RAM: 4GB 800MHz DDR2
HDDs: 3x80GB 1x20GB
Video: MSI nVidia GeForce N220GT 1GB PCI-E x16
Sound: Creative Sound Blaster Audigy Gamer + Creative Inspire 5200
The beauty is on the inside (except this was taken before assembly):
My other computer, I do not have a picture of the outside... Only "good" pic after specs:
OS: Windows 98 FE (modified)
Motherboard: Intel D850MV
CPU: Pentium 4 2.0 GHz
RAM: 768MB 800MHz RDRAM
HDDs: 2x 20GB
Video: Sapphire ATI Radeon 9600XT 256MB AGP 8x
Sound: Creative Sound Blaster Live 5.1
*note this PC is connected to a 20" CRT TV using S-Video through a switch box (which also has a Sega Saturn and PS2 connected) through a VCR (which also has a Sega Genesis and Dreamcast connected) to a scratch-built 5 channel sound system.
This PC runs MAME and will once again run Quake 3 dedicated and Shoutcast server once it is put back online. It can also run window transparencies dating back to 1999...
But what about real bragging rights? Aside from this awesome Win98 PC that can run transparencies AND had an average uptime of 2.5 months when it was a Q3 dedicated on the Master Server, I have two other examples:
1. My current Win7 PC has a HDD in it (a 20GB PATA) that has XP installed on it. My PC is not a dual boot. At one point in the past, that XP drive was my boot drive for the board that is currently in my Win98 PC. At that point it had a 512MB Radeon X1800 AGP card in it, and only 512MB RAM. It was able to run Crysis at a playable framerate... about 20fps. And also with a P4 1.7GHz CPU.
2. I have a netbook that has a 32bit Atom CPU in it. It had Windows 7 Starter on it (which doesn't support virtualization for example) in which I installed Sun's VirtualBox AND installed AND ran Vista Business inside!
