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well done - i have similar board bot no post or beeps

me seen you Gheto the Solder Pistol up in the ventilator, and then it vibrates and almost fall, (in my mind, no no no no no) then nothing wrong happens .

I am overwhelmed by the amount of wisdom that flows out from your videos as a continuous ongoing stream of knowledge!

Its shame that Aiwa and so many vintage brand that were top quality in the 60,70,80s are now cheap Chinese trash

I broken mine pulling a power cable over the turntables and it caught the arm. pulled it all the way to the right. I think some bearing or something as it started causing skipping and didn't want to move properly. jiggling got it to work but still broken. I'm scared to pull it apart but this video gives me some insight what to look forward to and hopefully replace the part. the arms cost is the same as the whole turntable at the price I bought it decades ago LOL

Pls sir if you can help,,,,I have been working on a hartke head Ha3500,,that was vandalized,,,finally mounted missing components following the schematics, preamp works fine now,,,but for the power amp section relay won't click so no sound output,,,,yet transistors are ok,,power supply looks great....what can I do?

Cool video sir..gives me more confidence as an upcoming technician.

A neat build!👍👍

nice, thanks!

Very nicely done.

Those are nice PCs! The Shure case is kind of cool!! I didn't realize they made PCs! The Commodore is also nice! Thank you. The Shure PSU is loud! But look how old it is!

How did you clean that grime on the blades of the GPU?

I am amazed by your crafty powers, as well as your hability to patiently explain all the procedures with care and passion for us to understand the knowledge required to restore all this stuff! I thank thy!!!!!

Nice video and interesting computer. That pci slot with the small extension is something I never saw. But the chipset drivers are not installed or dont work, I think. All 3 Nvidia card show Bus: PCI. If the chipset drivers were working, it should say: Bus: AGP. That is causing the crashes and the glitches. Cool machine capable of many retro games you have there.

Nice video. I have a Gamer Nexus - Mouse Pad as well. I have watched the Gamer Nexus channel for a very long time. :)

I think we had a 386 in the early 90s with a DTK badge on the case, purchased from a budget reseller in metro Melbourne, Australia.

I guess I also subbed then :)

Very interesting systems. Never seen a socket 7 system with onboard video and audio on a riser card. But that 48 score in 3dbench is very low for a Pentium 120. I have a DTK computer covered on my channel too. But mine is a midtower socket 370 Celeron Mendocino 533mhz with AGP slot. Very strange that it has the DIN keyboard and AT power supply too. I like these cases with the 3 stripes in the front.

I wonder i they repurposed the com😊uters as thin clients? My Grandma used in the 2000s, it was a P3 and a big keyboard connector (I now know it AT DIN) and you needed an adaptor. It also had a CD drive added and I remember playing games on it but the graphic card was extra bad!

Pentium 2 era and DIN keyboard connector? what they thinking? :)

Oh boy! Those PC-Chips brand motherboards for P II, haven't seen those for a while, good memories come back, I've used to repair those things in the early 2000's. I' also keept a bunch of the original driver CD's that where shipped in the motherboard's bundle for OEM retailers.

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Did you think about retro bright for the plastics to bring it back to near new look removes the stains and plastic cement putty to fill the holes where its broken ?

we have the same mobo, mine stuck at 6:30 then reboot again, even with no gpu, cant enter bios

mine stuck at bios then restart again, i cant access to bios setting because keyboard and mouse not functioning

Gorilla Glue 🦍

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for a sec there i thought the agp port was broke till the Vanta card played the 3dmarkk 99 without artifacting, sorry dude but you must have a lot of faulty agp cards laying around.

I used to work at a credit union and we had some of these. 1ghz. We had some newer dells with 2.4 P4's, they were faster, BARELY. I miss the Vectra's. After HP bought compaq, they took those on as their business computer, and those to this day derive from the compaq design not the HP designs! I remember the HP/Compaq 6300's..then it was all HP ProDesk/EliteDesk, those derive from compaq design. It was a funny few years to say you had an HP Compaq

Pity it's a micro ATX motherboard not a full ATX.

I realy need to get my hands on a PSU tester.

Don’t know much about electronics but I’ve heard the word alignment when it comes to heads. Are there any pots that can be adjusted ?

if that old drive is still working i would advise you to clone it since it's the factory operating system.

i have an xfx version of it.

fx5200 is the worst geforce card ever made.

Thanks! gran trabajo, gracias por el vídeo ;)

Great, thank you.

I love the sound of old mechanical hard drive spinning up ;-)

Nice machine! I think Windows 95 would run a lot better on it though, and be more compatible for games. If you wanted the dual CPUs then NT4 is better. Perhaps a dual boot. Thanks for the video!

That Commodore Branded system is an Interesting find. That was made by a company called "Commodore USA" I believe.

scrapyard wars is back!

That Phenom can be unlocked to a quadcore with a motherboard supporting that feature.

good video and we got to see it go

8:30 I will never disparage my own cable management ever again. Holy hell what is that monstrosity?! 😅😂😂

Free is a good price!👍👍

Second one may also be limited by the 32 bit OS, as well as the chunk taken for graphics

Shure is better known for microphones and record pickup cartridges.

Did you really monitoring that temperature of that hard drive? I have a 10K drive thats already getting burning hot. Should really active cool that HDD. Otherwise drive is death in a couple of months. Cant image that your drive is running cooler..

THA PAWETH SE-VAH!

A good reason to have an XP machine is if you are someone who has any scanners or printers and there are no drivers for them past Windows XP. Yes, there is still a chance it would also work on a Mac but I never owned one and the way they make them difficult to upgrade I never will now! I had a scanner that would work with WIndows up to Windows XP and while it was nothing special. It was a rather slow scanner with a maximum DPI of 600 and did OK for its intended purposes. I liked that it didn't have the cold cathode light that a lot of scanners had earlier on and I paid less than 100 USD for it. Really I may have paid less than 50, not 100 percent sure but it was not at all expensive! It was on sale at the time and that was the main reason I chose it. I got a much better scanner on eBay for $50 although used or it would have been at least $300 to $500 new (it is amazing how expensive those things are!!). Anyhow I just donated the old one since it was still working. It is just that there was no diver support for Windows 7 or higher. The driver would seemingly install but the scanner would just not work on 7 or later. This just shows you the kinds of problems you may run into with old hardware. I am not sure if there would be a driver for it for modern versions of Windows if the manufacturer was still around. Just because a manufacturer is still around older stuff made by them doesn't always support the latest versions of Windows. This may happen with some sound cards at their end of life. I am not 100% sure what decides end of life since sometimes a lot of the ones out there are still functioning. Maybe they just decide they have supported it long enough and need to move on.