you don't own a knife?

Very nice! I consider my 6,1 a Mac Mini that doen't suck! I use it as my social media pc...

What a Genius movie! ❤🎉

What was the size of that CRTs screen?

Mac running windows, both to see here keep moving

You should launch "XP mode" inside that Windows 7 VM so you have XP on 7 on 10 on a Mac. :) But I think that requires VT-x enabled.

VMware Workstation Pro is now free. No need for Player.

If you get VMware tools on the VM you will more than likely be able to get Windows Aero

That plug is standard in Europe

I remember the day i found LGR on youtube (a long,long time ago) and how happy i was finding someone with the same passion for Retro PC's

It's not special... It's c13 Kaltgeräte Stecker. It's standard in Germany for years.

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RGB without using the RGB tech they have on a expensive machine, seems logical

What computer is that?

I'm 61 & I've been messing about with pc's since 1995 but I've never seen one of these, I didn't even know they existed, thanks for showing

When I got back into computers. It was the middle or maybe the end of bad caps. Everybody knows about. The other 2 issues I had was for some reason some motherboards just seemed to be garbage. i saw 2 models of pc-chips motherboards. One lasted forever and the other one died after a few years. Might have been bad caps but if it was. It was not visible. The other thing was stupid little fans on the chip sets or under sized heat sinks. It was like some of the video cards that didn't have fans. They would slow down or lock up. Put a fan on it and problem solved. Same thing for boards that had issues. If you caught it in time. Can't tell you how many work a few more weeks, months, etc and died anyway. Now this does not include the processors running hotter than **** and such.

I think i'll recap my Shuttle ( inc Psu) just in case !

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I own a ShuttleX socket 462. Bought it for the equivalent of 15 pounds 2 years ago. It seems like a neat little computer but I don't like to use it. It runs noisy and hot and working on in inside is a horrible experience- way too cramped. My PSU died too and I replaced it with a FSP flex but it's even noisier. I suspect this PSU is not enough to power socket 462 which need very specific PSUs which make them bad retro machines.

That was a very reasonable price!👍👍 There are many videos on YT., which show how to upgrade those computers so that the latest Mac operating systems can be used, Open Core patches are required though.

You can run Windows 8.1 or 10 after you install Boot Camp. Those were the OSes available at the time. It seems to have plenty of video power, for sure. You can update the DDR3 ECC to 64 GB but that's overkill LOL As far as Mac OSes, you are likely stuck with OS 10 Yosemite or OS 11 Big Sur, I read that OS X can be downloaded for free.

I always use the diskpart clean and /dev/zero methods on both systems

I'd try a flex ATX supply with at least 300W. Booting a processor needs a lot of power for just a moment, but sometimes a supply doesn't have the amps to do it., especially if its a bit geriatric haha.

While the capacitors on the motherboard are definitely suspect of making an old PC not work, I'm pretty sure they won't cause your power supply to go puff... I'd rather both give up on all the PSUs in these units in bulk and replace them with a modern compatible test unit and replace said capacitors, because the PSU is the most dangerous thing in a PC for all the rest of it's components, especially if it's an old low quality unit.

Can you open the PSU and show us the damage in a future video?

Yes, that is also what happened to the PSU., for my Shuttle PC..

funny you caught it on camera lol

I pretty much gave up with these old shuttles myself! mainly the same reasons. They also appear to suffer condition wise! no matter how much you clean them they always look a bit rough. If they are treated badly it really shows. They were great little things back in the day though! I still kept my first SN45GV2 I bought new in 2004. It is fully boxed and mint, but the original psu needs a recap and I have not dared to even try and power it.

YES MORE CRT

I love powershell I use it everywhere from packer to azure to new relic and this is the first dang shirt I’ve seen with powershell at all. Thank you it made my day to see all that red .

the song 💀

MY ENTIRE PC IS BRICKED PLZ HELP!!!

Thanks for the videos, all very relaxing

Would love to get my hands on the same motherboard if not just for collection purposes! Here's to hoping I can find one online or locally for a half reasonable price. Anyway thanks for sharing this comparison. Even though Skylake is far from mainstream atp.

i would put new os on it

I had this exact case on my first computer I got for Christmas back when i was 13 years old. I had a Pentium 3 500 MHz, 128 MB of RAM, 20 GB hard drive, and a GeForce 2 GTS.

I have a 2021 Lenovo M90n-1 Nano IoT with a Core i3 and only 4GB of RAM. It runs Windows 11. It can be slow, esp. during updates. It has a secondary 1TB M.2 drive for storage. It's fanless so it makes no sound at all. I back up my media on it via USB. It connects to WiFi but it isn't visible on the network. I had it temporarily as a print server but we don't print enough to have it on all the time. So, it's mostly useless 😁 but it's only 179 x 88 x 34.5 mm (7.05 x 3.46 x 1.36 inches). It uses a portable , fold up LCD 15" monitor.

That's progress!👍👍

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I have that psu 2 times , 1 in athlon xp , 1 in phenom x4 , great units

Gotta admit i do like that keyboard !!!

These PSUs are quite new- the one I replaced in my Athlon XP shuttle had no sata. I replaced it with a modern Flex PSU and it works but the Shuttle is only stable at 1GHz when it should run at 1.8GHz. Socket 462s are notorious for running hot and needing very specific PSUs which make them a pain to use today.

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Its interesting how they bothered with that instant on thing. Most Mainboards even then had option "power on after Power loss". Special in Business class like these

#BIGBADPAPPAWOLF I HAVE ONE OF THESE I ORDERD A CPU FOR IT STILL WAITING BUT IAM SO HAPPY TO ACTULLY FIND A VIDEO ON THIS LIL BUGGER I ALSO FOUND A GPU FOR THA ERA FOR THAT PC .....I CANT WAIT TIL I GET IT RUNNING MINE LOOKS LIKE IT WAS NEVER USED SO CLEAN AND SHINY .............. I AM GONNA SUB AND I WILL KEEP U INFORMED THANK YOU VERY MUCH........HAPPY COMPUTING ...................I AM SO ADDICTED TO PC BUILDING THAT I DONT EVEN THINK ABOUT CRACK ANYMORE ................HAHAHHAAA

Why does Windows XP look so horrible on CRTs? Flat screens like you're using look fine but whenever I run XP on one of my CRTs it is a dark horrible image.

I started getting into pc repair back in the xp era.These days my nostalgia fix is that I use one of my spare PC's to run all the unreleased versions of windows in VMware.Such as many versions of longhorn,Whistler Neptune Memphis Chicago etc.