Testing and Exploring a Quantex 486DX PC
Checking out this Quantex computer that I picked in LGR Thrifts Episode 47. It's a pretty neat little system with a Cyrix 486DX2-66 and a Socket 3 motherboard with PCI slots! Got a few things to tweak and upgrade but it's pretty solid as-is.
▶︎
Fixing a trash-picked CRT Television
▶︎
This Repurposed 9.7” iPad LCD in a CRT-like Case
▶︎
Testing This Generic 233MHz Pentium II PC Clone
▶︎
Testing a Texas Instruments Extensa 550CD
▶︎
Sticking a 100MHz 486 OverDrive in the LGR Woodgrain PC
▶︎
Testing an IBM Aptiva Desktop PC from 1997
▶︎
USB4VC - Using Modern Input Devices on Old PCs
▶︎
Did We Start A Pirate TV Station?
▶︎
Unboxing a New Old Stock 1984 Tano Dragon Computer
▶︎
Finishing the Ultimate Oddware Tower! Windows Vista PC Build
▶︎
This Early SSD Was WILD
▶︎
Building a 486 System for Retro Gaming - Part 1
▶︎
This Computer is from a Defunct Supercomputer Company
▶︎
Building a MicroATX IBM Clone: The NuXT Turbo PC
▶︎
This 1:10 Scale IBM PC 5150 Miniature is SUPERB
▶︎
Testing an IBM PC110 Running Windows 95
▶︎
Casual ISA Card Testing: Paradise EGA, IDE/Floppy+XTIDE, Paradise VGA and a Crystal sound card
▶︎
Little Guys: Little computers with big jobs
▶︎
Adding a DreamBlaster X2GS to my Socket 7 PC
▶︎