• 486DX2 (50MHz)
• 16MB RAM
• 280MB HDD
• Windows NT 3.51

Had been monitoring the ventilation system in a school since the late 1990s, only stopped because the power supply internally exploded. Replaced the PSU with a standard ATX PSU and an ATX to AT adaptor and it sprung back to life. Motherboard is a Gigabyte GA486IM with 4 PCI slots, 4 ISA slots and 2 VLB slots. Has two identical ISA serial/parallel/game-port cards with one acting as the HDD/FDD controller. Also has a Realtek NIC with both RJ45 and BNC. GPU is a Cirrus Logic card and is astoundingly shit.

• Apple M3 Pro
• 18GB RAM
• 500GB SSD
• macOS Sonoma

• Intel i5-8259U @ 2.3GHz
• Intel Iris Plus Graphics 655
• 8GB RAM
• 250GB SSD
• macOS Sonoma

Old main computer. Really like the touch bar, absolutely hate the butterfly keyboard.

• Intel Core i7
• 16GB RAM
• Windows 7 Professional / NixOS

One of my main computers. Has been modified to use a classic keyboard instead of the stock Lenovo keyboard.

• Intel Pentium M @ 1.6GHz
• Mobile Intel Express Chipset Family (128MB)
• 1.5GB RAM
• 40GB HDD
• Windows XP Tablet PC Edition

• Intel Pentium II (Deschutes) @ 400MHz
• ATI 3D Rage Pro (4MB)
• 639MB
• 40GB HDD
• MS-DOS 6.22 & WFW 3.10

Cool computer that uses Slot 1 CPUs. After a lot of trial and error I managed to max out the memory. Has a riser that sports 2 PCI and 2 ISA slots (one PCI and ISA share the same slot).

• Intel Pentium M @ 1.3GHz
• ATI Mobility Radeon 7500 (32MB)
• 1GB RAM
• 30GB HDD
• Windows 2000 Professional

Useful laptop thanks to its parallel port. Has the ubiquitous GPU solder issues which I """"fixed"""" by jamming a CF card between the GPU chip and the keyboard.

• Intel Core i7
• 16GB RAM
• some SSD and an HDD
• Windows Vista Ultimate (64-bit)

• Intel Core i5-4278U @ 2.6GHz
• Intel Iris Graphics
• 8GB RAM
• 1TB HDD
• VMware ESXi 6.7.0u3

Was used as my VM host for a few years. Has now been superseded by an actual 1U rack-mount server.

• Intel Pentium
• 32MB RAM
• 1215MB HDD
• Windows 98 SE

Was originally a family members' laptop. Unfortunately the HDD side of the HDD/FDD cable ripped while I was removing the drive to clean the computer. Still scouring eBay for a replacement cable (or more likely, an entire parts machine).

• Intel Pentium III

Nice little laptop. Mysteriously dead.