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Thank you

Yes true

Thanks, for your feedback

@@vintagematterquick question why are the computer insides dirty?

Yes don't see many like it now days

Yeh, never knew digital computers existed, this is quite amazing.

@Moonlightshadow-lq4fr yes they were around for a while, but the company later sold to acer

Yes true i could have done that, although wanted to leave it original :)

Does yours have a heat sink? i actually have another system, but its locked, i will have fun trying to open it.

Yeah so true :)

thanks

1995

I have no understanding lol

They make so much noise, maybe that is why I always had a headache haha, my computers were always on.

Haha yes doom was cool, I used to play Quake alot but this was a bit later.

@@vintagematter I still have the first Quake game and I can even play it on my phone.

I am not sure what deoxit is?

@@vintagematterexpensive 😅. It’s a contact cleaner, arguably the best.

Here in Australia the UV is very high.

@@vintagematter Well then you can try natural UV light as well to see the result. 8BitGuy did such thing in the USA trying retrobrighting using the sun itself

09:00 Try watching the video you muppet.

Win95

@@vintagematter vintage windows

"Stained glass windows". :D Sorry. Near 30 years makes it almost a medieval artefact in the IT world. :D It's Windows 95. The first version of the OS that had "Mass market" appeal. Up to then, Windows was still just a basic graphical user interface that the average seasoned MS-DOS user just feel was getting in their way. Even up to Windows 3.11 you still really did need to have at least a basic understanding of MS-DOS to do anything more than simple tasks. 95 was (For the time) rather pretty, and it also did a hell of a lot of hand holding for new users. It really helped bring computers out of the workplace and into early tech adopters homes.

Oh true, that's interesting

Yes I'm glad it was the coin style battery :)

Wow that's cool

Corrosion will happen if it's not distilled.

@@vintagematter actually no - you can wash all electronics with water and soap none of that ever happens, electronics are all coated and even if not you just need to dry the water out

@@JusticeNDOU Yes true

@@vintagematter I used to regally scrub smaller circuit boards from old games consoles and handheld games using plain tap water and a soft brush, but then they'd go in demineralised water with a corrosion inhibitor in my ultrasonic cleaner for a long, but low intensity cycle at a medium temperature. After that I'd usually blast them with IPA to displace any remaining water, and leave them in a warm place for at least 4 days before they'd go anywhere near power again. Things like Gameboy Pocket boards would usually come out of that looking BETTER than new, because pretty much all of them left the factory with flux residue caked all around the power socket solder points. I've still got a few of the Gameboy Pockets I did this to, and all still work flawlessly. I actually had one of these apart to do some upgrades a few months back (IPS screen, Li-PO charge board, clean power regulator, upgraded speaker). It had been deep cleaned as described somewhere between 7 and 10 years ago, and still looks perfect inside.

Will do next time, thanks

Nice, i will probably wait a while before I restore the other Venturis I have.

Huh

Please google "analog computer".

I had just woken up lol sorry, but I feel like statinf that it's digital is not needed as that is what most people will think

@@untrust2033 haha yeah I had just woken up and my brain was not functioning properly

With the strictest use of the term "Computer" there was not only Analogue computers (The Babbage difference engine, and the Enigma machines are two mechanical computers that spring to mind), but there was also Biological computers. The word "Computer" originally referred to someone who worked doing complex mathematical calculations. They were usually in offices surrounded by other "Computers" who would be calculating things like total incomings and out goings of a company, tax returns, and various other cost/statistical data. Accountancy firms used to be the main employer of "computers", then they slowly replaced them with what passed as a digital computer back them. The name of the "Computer department" would remain the same, so the word "Computer" slowly became connected to the mass of valves, relays, wiring, and punch cards that took over the role. It sounds stupid, but I was once curious why the word for computer SOUNDS like "Computer" in most languages, and during my reading I came across the English usage history of the word........ It's never a waste of time to learn something new, even if that new knowledge might not have any practical use. :D

in mud, why would i put it in mud, and no it didn't work beforehand.

@@vintagematter that is what so many of these channels do

@@novafurry please look at my community post

That is dust,reddish dust which told me it was from Australia before a word was spoken. Mud would cake on-that is dirt/dust.

@@PC4USE1 well said right on

Thank you!

For plastics dish washing liquid and water, for deep cleaning the yellowed plastic hydrogen peroxide 12%

@@vintagematter thank you

Thanks :)

Hi there, this a Dremel tool with plastic brush