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Hahah it's okay man, I liked it <3

To open, or not to open, the still sealed computer...




It'd be ultra cool if I could get the original monitor for this thing.

Don't open it!

Seriously though, think of the value it would have in 10 years time still boxed. Money, dear boy.

What's so special about it?

Hoodcom wrote:To open, or not to open, the still sealed computer...

It'd be ultra cool if I could get the original monitor for this thing.

Don't open it.

Yeah, take everyone's advice and don't open it. I'm sure you bought it purely for ornamental purposes. :P

Well, I vote for opening

Xenon wrote:Yeah, take everyone's advice and don't open it. I'm sure you bought it purely for ornamental purposes.

LOL.


Well, I couldn't resist...

https://twitter.com/ReeseRiverson/statu ... 1490616321

Awesome, I would do same thing.

Yeah, it practically is like a whole new machine, and it powered up for the first time here... Apart from when it was manufactured at the factory.

Only thing that it needs is a new CR2032 battery for the CMOS memory. That's an easy fix.

Glad you didn't listen to the evil money-wanters

Kind of seems pointless to have opened that if you already had a modern PC.

MrBadGuy wrote:Glad you didn't listen to the evil money-wanters

Yeah, all these money grubbing creeplings here.

i didn't get it to gain profit.

MrMcMelonLord wrote:Kind of seems pointless to have opened that if you already had a modern PC.

You obviously haven't seen my room.

Hoodcom wrote: You obviously haven't seen my room.

If I had, I would either be a stalker or have been to your house before

MrMcMelonLord wrote:Kind of seems pointless to have opened that if you already had a modern PC.

Why? Old shit is awesome; I'm thinking of converting one of my old, shitty desktops to a W98 machine, provided it will work, since it will allow me to play older PC games perfectly, and submit runs of said games to SDA as there's no emulation involved.

technology4617 wrote:

MrMcMelonLord wrote:Kind of seems pointless to have opened that if you already had a modern PC.

Why? Old shit is awesome; I'm thinking of converting one of my old, shitty desktops to a W98 machine, provided it will work, since it will allow me to play older PC games perfectly, and submit runs of said games to SDA as there's no emulation involved.

You know you can play windows 95-98 games perfectly on a windows 7 machine if you go to your task bar and shut off "explorer" right?

MrMcMelonLord wrote:perfectly

Not by a long shot, not even counting DOS games, which won't work at all without emulation.

I don't know about you guys, but I hate keeping things in the box. I would never want to keep something in mint condition. NEVER.

MrMcMelonLord wrote:if you go to your task bar and shut off "explorer"

Righto, that totally doesn't not work.

MrMcMelonLord wrote:Kind of seems pointless to have opened that if you already had a modern PC.

Hoodcom is a lover of vintage computers.