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I noticed in some of your PB Legend videos that your battery is intact. That's genuinely pretty awesome, but you should still remove it anyway. There's an external battery header on these boards, so keeping RTC intact shouldn't be an issue, but at this point most of these machines have succumbed to RTC battery damage. My own PB430 (later 3x3 model - yours looks like a PB400 4x4?) had its battery leak pretty badly, which basically ruined the logic board (short of basically reconstructing a pretty large chunk of the RTC and memory controller circuits), and there's maybe one or two people who've successfully managed to repair any of these. I get wanting to keep it original, but that battery is not long for this world even if you got lucky. (ETA: sourcing a logic board that isn't similarly battery-bombed, no matter which generation of 486 Packard Bell, is nearly impossible unless you switch to a Pentium board. I've tried, believe me. Your machine uses a 4x4 riser, so at least getting a PISA riser for a Pentium swap isn't nearly as painful as my 3x3 was, but you have a chance to keep it with the original board.)

I LOVE this game and the graphics were fantastic for the time....even now I think it looks great!

Great video, but what's up with the green fingernails?

Nice, fellow small tech youtuber here. Liked this video, reminded me of back int he day when i first started messing with computer, so pretty nosta;gic for me lol.

Subscribed when I saw Packard bell legend. THEN What's the deal with the fingernail. Unsubscribe. I looked back at your other videos you didn't have the drag look. So you are you drag now?

WHY THE GAY NAILS ??

Why make life harder, set that gun the Celcius. Ikik, im an American too it feels wrong, but then it's a simple meter of 0-100 with 0 being good and 100 being FUCKED. it makes comparison more straight forward, and you won't need to do any conversions when talking to the rest of the world since Celsius is a the standard for PCs.

My nostalgia PC. I learned touch typing on one in high school. 💻

Ah, the good ol' days of PC's!! <3

Keep the good content coming. I have missed your videos.

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I have a similar Compaq Presario (SR1110NX). It even has the 3.5" floppy drive. However, mine has a 325 Intel Celeron D Processor (not sure of the GHz), 256 MB ram and a 40 GB hard drive. When I was trying to do a system restore on it, I discovered *after* the OS was removed that the recovery discs no longer worked (they had been made when the computer was new). Do you think that recovery discs made from *your* computer would work on mine? Or do you have any advice on how to find recovery discs that would work (eBay? trustworthy sites?)

These things were mandatory for older tvs with antennas after the FCC mandated DTV conversion

I’m having the same problem with my model 60, same errors

I have one of those. Surprisingly decent for government contract funded cannon fodder!

Can this be upgraded and used as gaming pic in 20024

This is my old pc, I am now planning using the case for a modern pc to use it as my emergency computer. I have just took it out of the coset to check it and seach on youtube if anybody is modding the case. So nice to see this video

Hey brother. Does yours come with a digital cpu temp display? Mine did, and unfortunately it is not showing the digital temp. Would you happen to know how to fix?

There is a connector labeled P6. What would that go to?

What is this used for?

I have the 386 version motherboard, I like a lot this machine 😍🥰 ua-cam.com/video/za2-L4vTlPg/v-deo.html

what was it supposed to do? It looks like it will print either of 2 characters. Wouldn't all the upper ascii codes be mapped to various configurations of 6 rectangles?

Ah, same as hardware from my overstock pile

Seemed like the motherboard had shorted out causing power to be present at the PCIE slot after shut down. BTW, my first computer was an HP Pavilion m8200n with an AMD Athlon 6000+ Dual Core. Very similar to what you have. Used it for about 3 years then put it away. Afterwards I sold it about a couple of years ago with the HP 19" monitor and color printer that it came with for $100 bucks.

Whats the specs for this build?

Omg this was my first computer

New Sub! Dryden, MI This is Sweet as Hell! Well DOne!

Dangggg old is gold btw i have a vcr

This Is Good Machind An All But What You Going Do It?

wow Edit - i hope ur feeling better

I Wish EMachines Were Still Around

Did you ever get it fixed?

"Promo sm"

I've got a 98 build that could use a new hard drive for peace of mind, I wasn't too sure if the IDE drive I have spare from 2006 was gonna work. There's files on it I want to check and backup before formatting it, but the computer doesn't like running 2 hard drives at once, it only recognizes 1 drive! 😅

Awww! Nice shout out, pal! Sweet tower of power!

You sound exactly like LGR 😭

BRO you sound like Emily (Antony) from LTT

Intrigued by one of these for kid's bedrooms rather than huge bulky TVs. Look forward to seeing you mess around with it.

very nice as a person who stresses on repurposing old or broken electronics, i approve

Why not stack the systems on a low profile riser about an inch or two off the carpet and mount the switch on the wall next to the devices? You would need a spacer for the ones you stack on top, but it would be closer to a poor mans server rack, better airflow, less dust and debris from the carpet and less cable mess/routing for the hard-line connections. Also, more space under the desks for chairs, feet, whatever.

Try upgrading to Windows 10

Finally The Franken Computer Lives!

Glad To See An Update Maybe Check The Motherboard or The Power Supply?

Is your mobo speaker hooked up? Everything seated? Does the ram and video work in another system?

You could try to make a retro gaming setup or try and play modern games

Damn

Yo is that “the devil in i” I hear at the start of the clip? For reference: ua-cam.com/video/XEEasR7hVhA/v-deo.html

Holy shit I have that exact same one