Amout of computer in your house...

Originally Posted by Keefe

Hey bear, can you get SETI@home running on all of those unused computers? We could use some more people on our team

The packages take long time on all of them and I've been in a group
for years done 2955 units so far but maybe I can run on one more with different email and username will look into it this winter I should get
a pIII 667 coppermine running in a month or two.

I guess I should of specified(but it seems most people realized this) they do need to run. I don't care if it's your old computer sitting in your closet, if it will boot, I want to know about it

Oh, if anyone's curious, I have 31 computer, my dad has 3, and my brother had 1. So 35 computers here(and more parts then I know what to do with!)

I sell off the slow turds and build 1-2 kick ass machines, I cannot stand running anything under 1.2ghz. or that does not have a 266 fsb.

Originally Posted by NES_Master

I guess I should of specified(but it seems most people realized this) they do need to run. I don't care if it's your old computer sitting in your closet, if it will boot, I want to know about it

Oh, if anyone's curious, I have 31 computer, my dad has 3, and my brother had 1. So 35 computers here(and more parts then I know what to do with!)

In that case I do not really know
30-40 and bunch of old parts.

Just one puter here with another in bits and pieces. Maybe I'll get around to putting it back together one day.

add a 486 to my list then.. its just sitting on the fridge freezer in the garage, o, and i have sinclair spectrum 128 ZX+2 in my cupboard, and another 1% broken laptop (CMOS cable has came out of solder)

Four here,

2x K6II- 350
1xCyrix 500 (feel shame everytime I look at it)

My baby: 1x Tyan Dual Processor system, with 2xAmd 1600XP's...

4 Computers

1 - AMD 1.4 @ 1.6
1 - AMD 1.0 @ 1.4
1 - Duron 1.3
1 - PII 450

Plus countless others in pieces.

[Omega]

5.

I don't think a study of people posting at a technical forum is going to result in very conclusive analysis, though (unless you were doing a study of how many computers people who post at a technical forum have in their home).

[vee_ess]

1 X 1.0Ghz
1 X 16.67Mhz

We also have like a late sixties or early seventies Radio Shack comp that boots off of its 5 1/4 floppy drive!