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Well, if they are the same deskpros I have run across, they have 3 PC 66-133 slots. They use slot PII's and have 3-4 PCI slots and 2-3 ISA slots. They have USB and a speaker. They have room for 1 HDD, 2 optical, and a floppy (built in). They have an AGP slot, however, it uses a weird panel on the back. With a riser or maybe just cutting the back apart a little, you could fit a normal AGP card in.
Someone told me they were PI's, but I'm 90% sure their PII's. They are probably 300-400 MHz.
Last edited by Greg M. on Tue Mar 07, 2006 8:51 pm; edited 1 time in total
I'll see how many and IF I can get my hands on some. I may also be able to grab some PIII's with 256-512MB RAM in them in the near future (meaning 6 months to 2 years...)
I've also got a PII sitting here that won't boot to anything, but it has a working PII 450MHz in it and 128MB PC 133!
Last edited by Greg M. on Tue Mar 07, 2006 9:09 pm; edited 1 time in total
My wife hates my little \"NSA center\" (that's what she calls it since I have 5 computers all in the same room with the monitors all cantered towards me) but oh well, she would have to get over a couple more displays :)