My very first PC (1995-1996):
White midi tower with:
- CPU: Cyrix 486DX5-133
- RAM: 16 MB EDO
- GPU: S3 Trio 64v+
- HDD: 850 MB HDD (slow)
-I/O: Mitsumi CDRom 1x + 3,5" Floppy
- SND: Soundblaster with Gameport
- DSP: 14" CRT (800x600)
- OS: DOS 6.2 + Norton Commander
Played gems like Heretic, Doom2, Star Wars: Rebel Assault 2 and EF2000 on that machine.
Mid 1997, I got a spare memory stick from my brother to upgrade to 32MB so that I could install Windows 95 on it 😆
There it is. My first computer. It needs some cleaning. And some keys are really yellow but the next summer will hopefully fix that.
You guys probably know what it means that there are two drive belts on the photo. To be safe I ordered two not just one. I hope with a new belt the floppy drive will be okay. Apart from that, it seems to work so far.
In 1985 my dad bought such a CPC 664 and a year later he got himself the 6128 while I got his 664.
I'm so excited.
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I should've posted this on your TRS-80 day.
My (family's) first computer was a TRS80-compatible Dick Smith System 80.
https://www.classic-computers.org.nz/system-80/hardware_s80.htm
For a printer, we had an actual mechanical teletype with an interface box driven by the audio output.
I upgraded the RAM from 16kiB to 48kiB by stacking more chips on top of the existing ones, with IIRC chip select pins bent up and connected to some extra logic.
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