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This was probably the last use-case I expected from this machine...</media:description>
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Thanks to @THEPHINTAGECOLLECTOR for making the video from which I stole the DEVICE string.

Here's the latest from Necroware on RTC modules: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecTZtZhE9bI</media:description>
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Unassuming, but super-robust. Let's see what makes this AOpen CustomPC so... custom?</media:description>
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Business in the front, party on the side? RGB goes back further than we realize! This is a system from the early days of it.</media:description>
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Nothing better to recover from a move than tearing into some basic Mid-2000s systems!

0:00 Intro

0:15 System 1 Tour
2:01 S1 Disassembly and inspection
4:05 S1 Refresh
7:03 S1 Drives
8:05 S1 MAX POWER!
9:15 S1 Testing
14:48 S1 Verdict

15:02 System 2 Tour
16:02 S2 Disassembly and inspeciton
18:32 S2 Refresh
21:35 S2 Ooh, pretty...
22:09 S2 Drives
23:12 S2 Not Max Power...
24:11 S2 Testing
26:03 S2 CD Drive Repair Attempt
30:02 S2 Verdict

30:30 Outro</media:description>
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They wanted to be Apple and IBM so badly... 

0:00 Intro

0:18 System 1 Tour - Antec Gemstone
2:31 S1 Disassembly and inspection
8:15 S1 Refresh
12:27 S1 Drives
15:07 S1 PSU Test, case clean-up
18:09 S1 Testing
23:57 S1 Hard drive harassment
30:11 S1 Testing and snooping
37:24 S1 Ohhhhhhhh

38:39 System 2 Tour - Bulbous AT/ATX with unnecessary purple
39:50 S2 Disassembly and inspection
42:55 S2 Refresh
44:42 S2 Drives
47:13 S2 Testing!
51:24 S2 Light show and verdict

52:16 Outro</media:description>
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Perhaps the most important machine of my formative years, an IBM 5160 has finally graced my bench! This machine is probably had the greatest influence on my interest in tech. It provided my earliest experiences with hardware and software, ultimately leading to a successful career in tech. Sure we also had a 5150, but I much preferred the 5160 because I was obsessed with hard drives as a kid. So when this system turned up in one of my e-waste hauls, I couldn't be happier!

0:00 Intro

1:14 System tour
4:27 Disassembly and inspection
10:13 Motherboard clean-up and inspection
13:06 Drives
15:10 Power supply
20:38 Card planning and repairs
23:13 Wasting time with super (stupid) glue
24:03 Starting assembly...
26:39 Let's make a cable...
32:04 Testing attempt.
35:58 Hard drive harassment
39:34 Yet another testing attempt...
42:26 Success, and failure...
46:53 Simple diagnostics and repair attempt 1...
50:00 Advanced diagnostics...
59:59 Repair attempt 2...
1:01:30 More testing! LL format attempt 2...
1:07:36 Fixed disk trials and tribulations...
1:14:15 Backup plan...
1:18:22 Get some memory...
1:22:50 The 2nd FDD and one more chance for the ST-412...

1:26:20 Outro</media:description>
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Time to get fancy with some Sony Vaio systems. These were considered premium pre-built systems at the time (by me at least). As such, these are the first Vaio systems I've actually worked on. Were they worth the premium they commanded? 


0:00 Intro

0:17 System 1 Tour - Sony Vaio PCV-RX463DS
2:39 S1 Teardown and inspection
9:01 S1 Refresh
12:29 S1 Drives
15:02 S1 PSU go-through
16:33 S1 Testing and OS exploration
26:26 S1 Verdict

27:19 System 2 Tour - Sony Vaio PCV-7762
28:23 S2 Teardown and inspection
32:37 S2 Refresh
35:36 S2 Drives
37:58 S2 PSU go-through
38:25 S2 Testing
43:28 S2 Clean-up and verdict

44:11 Outro</media:description>
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Here's one you don't see too often. A Shuttle XPC small form-factor PC, based on a FlexATX motherboard. Their claim of space-savings might be dubious, but they sure are an interesting bit of oddware.</media:description>
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Let's look at some out-of-this-world Gateways towers!</media:description>
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This was a nostalgia trigger that I would have found unthinkable back in the day... eMachines? Really?? Never thought it would happen, but here we are...

0:00 Intro

0:23 System 1 Tour - eMachines eTower 633id
3:53 S1 Disassembly and inspection
7:36 S1 Refresh
10:03 S1 Drives
12:50 S1 PSU test and case clean-up
14:30 S1 Testing
23:07 S1 Verdict

23:32 System 2 Tour - eMachines T3624
24:33 S2 Disassembly and inspection
27:40 S2 Refresh
30:09 S2 Drives, PSU test case clean-up
31:22 S2 Testing
42:25 S2 Verdict

43:02 Outro</media:description>
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   <name>MikeTech</name>
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I had a suspicion these two Compaq desktops were diamonds in the rough. In this video, I decided to find out!

0:00 Intro

0:20 System 1 - Compaq DeskPro 2000
1:36 S1 Disassembly and inspection
6:25 S1 Refresh
8:17 S1 Drives
10:07 S1 Testing
20:56 S1 Floppy Drive Repair
22:30 S1 Clean-up and verdict


23:47 System 2 - Compaq Presario 2254
25:11 S2 Disassembly and Inspection
29:47 S2 Drives
31:45 S2 PSU and a few loose ends
33:19 S2 Testing
46:46 S2 Clean-up and verdict

48:03 Outro</media:description>
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  <title>'90s Desktops - Teardown, Test and Turmoil</title>
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  <published>2024-02-10T14:45:11+00:00</published>
  <updated>2024-08-21T06:56:54+00:00</updated>
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   <media:description>If you'd like to support the channel and help me to produce more videos like this, you can find me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/MikeTech
Thank you so much!

Let's take a break from the Pentium era and roll back to a time when the 486 reigned supreme! Featuring an AST Advantage Adventure 466.

0:00 Intro

0:12 System 1 Tour
1:45 S1 Disassembly and inspection
5:50 S1 Motherboard repairs
12:00 S1 Drives
14:59 S1 PSU and case clean-up
16:35 S1 Testing
25:18 S1 Drive Repair
27:40 S1 Verdict

28:11 System 2 Tour
29:06 S2 Disassembly and inspection
33:36 S2 Drives
36:06 S2 PSU testing and case stuff
37:08 S2 Testing and RTC hackulation
43:56 S2 Verdict

44:27 Outro</media:description>
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   <media:description>If you'd like to support the channel and help me to produce more videos like this, you can find me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/MikeTech
Thank you so much!

Decided to mix it up a bit. Let's check out some of the largest to smallest towers from the mid-90s to early 2000's! 


0:00 Intro

0:15 System 1 Tour
1:30 S1 Disassembly and inspection
8:04 S1 Drive and PSU test
9:09 S1 Testing
11:08 S1 Button fixy and clean-up
12:58 S1 Verdict

13:20 System 2 Tour
14:18 S2 Diassembly and inspection
18:18 S2 Refresh
20:41 S2 Drives
23:30 S2 Testing
26:46 S2 OS Exploration
38:42 S2 Some clean-up
39:47 S2 Verdict

40:15 System 3 Tour
41:16 S3 Disassembly and inspection
45:39 S3 Refresh
46:33 S3 Drives
47:41 S3 Testing
53:33 S3 Verdict

53:53 Outro</media:description>
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Thank you so much!

Here's some stuff I used in the video:

De-soldering alloy: https://amzn.to/3UcWwuD
De-soldering wick (I swear by this stuff): https://amzn.to/3VBrUnB
Solder flux: https://amzn.to/42qnodH
Power supply tester: https://amzn.to/3DbT1Ns

Gateways in desktop form-factor? Yes please! 

0:00 Intro

0:10 System 1 Tour - Gateway E-3400
1:35 S1 Disassembly and inspection
5:04 S1 Refreshy
9:49 S1 Drives and things
13:13 S1 PSU testing
15:53 S1 De-dust and re-assembly
17:31 S1 Testing
19:07 S1 Motherboard repair
21:11 S1 Testing (For real this time)
30:40 S1 Cleanup and verdict

31:36 System 2 Tour - Gateway P5-166
32:38 S2 Disassembly and inspection
35:48 S2 Refreshy
37:26 S2 Drive stuff
39:14 S2 Testing
41:28 S2 Verdict

41:50 Outro</media:description>
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