Restoring and Upgrading a 25 Year Old PC!

I recently picked up this old Fujitsu PC from someone who didn't want to have it anymore. Maybe it had a reason and that's what I found out in this Video. There are many other quirks and rather interesting stuff going on with this computer but i was thankfully able to fix all of them (so far) i'm glad how it turned out though ^^
Specs:
MSI MS-6323 (Packard Bell Luna)
Intel Pentium III 750MHz
256MB 133MHz SD-RAM
GeForce FX 5200 128MB
8GB Compact Flash Storage
Fujitsu Siemens T-Bird Case
250W PSU
I wish that ‪@psivewri‬ could just see or even review my video and the other ones in my "pc tutorials and stuff" playlist. that would really be a wish come true and i would be so grateful if that should happen somehow someway and sometime
Music Used: "George Street Shuffle" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0
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[@tauscorpii8861]

Ray cism back at it again, good Video 🎉🎉

[@PlayStefan_misc]

Wonderful, this is exactly the case of my very first PC. It was a Pentium III with 800 MHz, 128 MB RAM and as far as I remember it correct it had a 30 GB HDD and a passively cooled ATI Rage 128 Pro. The sounds of Windows XP are still so iconic, thank you for that video.

[@GenuineTechChannel]

@@PlayStefan_misc Very glad to hear that ^^

[@GenuineTechChannel]

That one? :) #ati #graphicscard #gpu #old #retro #popular

[@plainsabertooth7828]

T should be able to support up to 512mb, 256mb is too low.

[@GenuineTechChannel]

256mb of ram in 1999 was a lot! Many PC's would get shipped with 64mb or even 32mb if it was a budget model. Windows 98 or XP also don't use a lot of ram so 256mb was a sweet spot for the overall PC

[@plainsabertooth7828]

@@GenuineTechChannel only for windows xp sp2 I tried it before but it was pretty slow if you used windows xp sp3.