My hubby has my old 450 PII, it runs XP Pro no sweat.
| > >Dang JD! Why not break down and get a new one? | >
| > No way! I gave up the 'upgrade' race a long time ago, and vowed not to | > purchase new hardware unless it was absolutely neccessary. | >
| > I'm the only bastage that still clings to Windows 95b, and this particular | > computer only cost me $3.50 a few years ago. Compared to the 386-40 it | > replaced in 2001, it's a speed demon. (Yes, I used Windows 3.11 on the | 386.) | >
| > It's not THAT bad! I put in 128K RAM, 40GB hard drive, a Yamaha CD | burner, | > and it has sound and an embedded 2MB video chip inside. I even have a | newer | > NEC flat-panel display on top. Oh yes, it's one of the older | desktop-style | > cases that I've always loved. And it has a lightning-fast Pentium Pro
200 | > chip on an Intel AP-440-FX mainboard, which was pretty high-tech for it's | day. | >
| > I'm considering buying a used IBM desktop later this year, perhaps with | one of | > those PII-400 chips. That should be fast enough to run Mozilla, and it | should | > still be able to run Windows 95b. We'll see! | >
| > In the meantime, I still have a couple of beloved old 486-33's in the | closet, | > loaded with DOS 7.0, ready to go. They're loaded with WordStar 5.0, Lotus | > 1-2-3 v2.01 and dBaseIII+. I miss the glory days of DOS!! | >
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| > -JD | >
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