High Treason's Museum - Systems & Hardware

High Treason's Museum - Systems & Hardware


8088/8086	80286	80386	80486	Pentium	6th Gen	7th Gen	Other


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High Treason's Museum - Systems & Hardware - System List

8088 / 8086
	Zawadi - Zenith / British Telecom SupersPORT (Laptop)
	Sophia - 5160 Clone / Turbo XT
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80286
	Tawnia - a.k.a. The Slow-o-matic™ (5170 AT Clone)
	Sega Tera Drive - Like two of my favorite things in one box
	Zelda - Zenith Data Systems SlimsPORT (Laptop)
	Lisa - The fast 286
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80386
	Tulisa - Toshiba T3200SX (Luggable)
	IBM PS/ValuePoint 325T / 6831 - My first system
	Debbie - Bigger is better?
	Chiana - Chips & Technologies Super 386
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80486
	Hayley - Motherboard failed
	Hooker - SX-Class system with insane performance
	Krystal - The 50MHz VLB Experience
	Leanne - Leo Data Book - Very small DX2 system
	Imogen - ITOX Star Embedded Industrial System with Disk-On-Chip
	Priscilla - The Pentium OverKill machine
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Pentium Class
	Tina - Toshiba Satellite Pro 410CDT (Laptop)
	Zoë - Socket 4 Pentium system
	Lorenzo - Packard Bell Pulsar 16 down-graded to Pentium 75
	Katyusha - Overblown AMD K5 System
	Theresa - Time Colossus with Cyrix 6x86 PR200
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6th Generation
	Jillian - Pentium Pro with prototype CPU
	Kalinka - Everyone needs a K6
	Geoff - Likewise, one requires a Pentium II
	Guile - Why have one processor, when you can have two?
	Farmer - Intel Celeron 800MHz machine from the neighbor's trash
	Eustace - Solitaire machine based on the i810 / Celeron combination
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7th Generation
	Riccardo - A K7 System which is scheduled to retire
	Flandre II - The system scheduled to replace Riccardo
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Other / Non-x86
Modern x86 Systems
	Dave - Dependable Windows Server
	Alyssa - The former main workstation
	Amber - HP EliteBook 8540w - My main laptop
	Vida - Controls a 2x2 Monochrome CRT video wall
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Micro Computers
	Byte - Because Soviet computing is awesome (ZX Spectrum Clone)
	Commodore 64 - It is illegal not to own one
	Atari STF - What the hell is this thing?
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Games Consoles
	2nd Generation
	Atari VCS 2600 - One of those gaming essentials
	Atari 2600 Jr Black - Not sure how I own this, but I do
	Mattell IntelliVision MK-I - Rather impressive, technically 16-Bit
	3rd Generation
	Atari 7800 - My first console
	TV Boy II - A weird clone of the Atari 2600 from the 1990s
	Sega Master System - I love this system
	Nintendo Entertainment System - 'nuff said
	Sega Game Gear - 8-Bit chaos on the go
	4th Generation
	Sega Mega Drive MK-I - Ristar > Sonic. Fight me.
	Sega Mega Drive MK-II - The Diet version of a great console
	Sega CD MK-I - Sega were onto a winner... so Jap devs ruined it
	Sega 32X - Why? Just why.
	Sega Wondermega MK-I - Like the Mega Drive on steroids
	Victor Wondermega MK-II - Features Wireless controls that work
	Super Nintendo - My personal favorite
	NEC PC Engine - I have no idea
	5th Generation
	Amiga CD 32 - A strange system with no real killer app or purpose
	Atari Jaguar - A really stupid idea. 64-Bit? Really!?
	Nintendo 64 - Get Sis, or Get Out!
	Sega Saturn MK-I - As hardware, I love it... it's a paperweight really
	Sony PlayStation (Original) - Umm... I don't like it, sorry
	6th Generation
	Sega Dreamcast - Everyone loves this system
	Biohazard Claire Redfield Dreamcast - One of only 1800
	Sony PlayStation 2 (Phat) - This is where my console journey ends
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Noteworthy systems no longer owned / no longer operating
	Toshiba T1200XE (Laptop)
	Callisto - A Quad Opteron 850 system stolen in 2006
	Flandre - Hilariously unstable Athlon XP 2600+
	Galina - Unreliably Dell XPS M1210
	Amy - Great 486DX4-100 system
	Ganymede - My old AMD Duron
	Mars - My first server
	Melanie - Half-way to being a 486-class machine
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Systems belonging to other people
	Dual Xeon owned by my old friend Derek in the 2000s
	AMD K6-2 owned by my old friend Tim from 1998-2004
	Dual Pentium III owned by my old friend Charlotte 2003/4
	Your system? Think it's interesting? Want it featured? Contact me.
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(A)bort (R)etry (F)ail?

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High Treason's Museum - Systems & Hardware - Audio Hardware

ISA Sound Cards
	PC Speaker
	Creative Sound Blaster 1.5
	Creative Sound Blaster 2.0
	Creative Sound Blaster Pro 2.0
	Creative Sound Blaster 16
	Creative Sound Blaster AWE 64 Gold
	Advanced Gravis Ultrasound Classic
	Ensoniq SoundScape S2000 / SPEA MediaFX
	ESS ES688 AudioDrive
	Yamaha YMF719
	Roland SCC-1
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PCI Sound Cards

   Yamaha YMF724 DS1

   Forté Media FM801

   C-Media CMI8738

   Yamaha SW1000XG

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MIDI Devices and Synthesizers

   Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 Rev 3.2 - Music, but still computers

   Casio CZ-1000

   Casio CZ-5000

   Casio CZ-1 - The unstoppable workhorse

   Casio RZ-1 - "That snare ain't pussy, dawg!"

   Korg O1R/W - The 90s in a convenient little box

   Akai S3200

   Yamaha MU90R

   Roland MT-32

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Stereo Systems and Speakers

   Sanyo GXT7000 Music Center

   Sanyo DCX W18 HiFi Stereo - a.k.a. The Ballad Box

   Sharp GF-555 Boombox

   Sharp GF-575 Boombox - Mullet Man's Boombox

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640K Base Memory

Shut Down?

High Treason's Museum - Systems & Hardware - Video Hardware

ISA Video Cards
	Unknown Monochrome Card (MDA) - 8-Bit
	Everex Viewpoint EV-673 VGA Card - 8 Bit
	Data Expert WDC90C00 VGA Card - 8/16-Bit
	QuickWorks 24i TSeng ET4000 W32i VGA Card - 16-Bit
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VLB Video Cards

   Cirrus Logic VGA Cards

   Research Machines (?) Trident VGA Card

   Diamond Stealth 64 DRAM S3 Trio 64 VGA Card

   STB Lightspeed TSeng ET4000 W32p VGA Card

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PCI Video Cards

   S3 Trio 32

   S3 Trio 64

   Diamond Stealth 64 DRAM S3 Trio 64

   Cirrus Logic GD5428

   Alphameric Broadcast Card

   SPEA ShowTime Plus Tseng ET4000 W32p

   ATI Mach 64

   S3 Trio 64V+

   Quad Pro Lightning V+ PCI

   Matrox Mystique 220

   Matrox G450 MMS (Quad Monitor)

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AGP Video Cards

   ATI Rage Pro

   ATI Rage Fury

   Matrox Productivia G100

   ATI Radeon VE (Radeon 7000)

   nVidia Quadro 2 Pro

   nVidia GeForce 4 MX440

   nVidia Quadro4 900 XGL

   ASUS GeForce 4 Ti 4600 Deluxe (V8460)

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Other Video

   BlackMagic Intensity Pro

   Hauppague WinTV Colossus

   Hauppague WinTV Express

   Cirrus Logic 610

   nVidia ION

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Internet Exploder

Version 4.0 Beta

High Treason's Museum - Systems & Hardware - Network Hardware

Network Cards
	3Com EtherLink II - ISA 8-Bit
	LinkSys Ether16 (Partial NE2000 Clone) - ISA 16-Bit
	UK0022 (NE2000 Clone) - ISA 16-Bit
	3Com 3C509 - ISA 16-Bit
	Intel EtherExpress 16 - ISA 8/16-Bit
	BOCA Research BOCALAN-VL - VESA Local BUS
	RealTek 8129 - PCI
	RealTek 8139 - PCI
	3Com 3C905 - PCI
	D-Link DE-660 - PC Card
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Network Ghetto

Who am I?

High Treason's Museum - Systems & Hardware - Additional

Additional Things of Interest
	Maxtor 760MB MFM Hard Drive
	OPTi Sailor Boy CPU Adapter
	DXZeff Model 1 Unit
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I still believe!

B.K.S.

High Treason's Museum - Systems & Hardware - Operating Systems

Operating Systems
	Microsoft MS-DOS 3.21
	Microsoft MS-DOS 5.0
	Microsoft MS-DOS 6.22
	Microsoft MS-DOS 7.0 (Unofficial)
	Microsoft Windows 2.0
	Microsoft Windows 3.11 (For Workgroups)
	Microsoft Windows NT 3.51
	Microsoft Windows Chicago (Build 189)
	Microsoft Mini Windows (Windows 9X Installer)
	Microsoft Windows 95
	Microsoft Windows NT 4.0
	Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition
	Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional
	Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition
	Microsoft Windows XP
	Raster Software Vigo GAG (Bootloader)
	Zenith MFM-200 (Monitor)
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80486 at 33MHz

7168KB OK

High Treason's Museum - Systems & Hardware - Wallpaper

Wallpapers
	La Bouche / Melanie Thornton / Lane McCray
	American Dad / Hayley Smith
	Blade Runner / Pris
	Girl with Gun
	(P60)
	(K5)
	(PPRO)
	Clock Tower 3 / Scissor Woman Jemima
	Geoff the Canary
	America!
	Touhou 6 / Flandre Scarlet
	Clock Tower 3 / Alyssa Hamilton
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Mouthing the woyds?

Nobody puts words in my mouth!

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