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Current Machines
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:: Workstation / "pinguin" (2013)
OS: Arch Linux x86_64
CPU -- Intel Core i7-3770, 4x 3.40 GHz
RAM -- 32 GiB DDR3
GFX -- Integrated Intel HD 4000, 1 GiB Shared Memory
DSP -- Dell S2421H, 24", 1920x1080, matte
HDD -- Samsung SSD 870 QVO, 1 TB, SATA
-- Hitachi Travelstar 5K1000, 1 TB, SATA
-- Seagate ST4000LM024, 4 TB, SATA
DVD -- LG GH24NS 24x DVD-RAM
LAN -- Realtek RTL8111/8168 Gigabit (rev 07)
MoBo -- Asrock Z77 Pro4
Case -- CoolerMaster Silencio 550
:: Laptop / "sedna" (2015)
OS: Arch Linux x86_64
Model: Tuxedo BS1503
CPU -- Intel Core i7-4710MQ, 4x 2.5 GHz
RAM -- 16 GiB DDR3
GFX -- Integrated Intel HD 4600
DSP -- 15.6", matte, 1920x1080
HDD -- Samsung SSD 870 QVO, 1 TB, SATA
-- Hitachi Travelstar 5K1000, 1 TB, SATA
LAN -- Realtek RTL8111/8168 Gigabit (rev 12)
WLAN/BT -- Intel Wireless 7260
WWAN -- Sierra MC7710
:: NAS / "jupiter" (2013)
OS: Ubuntu x86_64
CPU -- AMD C-60, 2x 1 GHz (passive cooling)
RAM -- 8 GiB DDR3
GFX -- Integrated Radeon HD 6290
HDD -- 2x Western Digital WD40EZRZ, 4 TB each, Storage
2x Western Digital WD20EARX, 2 TB each, Storage
1x Hitachi Travelstar 5K320, 80 GB, System
LAN -- Realtek RTL8111/8168B Gigabit (rev 09)
Case -- Lian Li PC-Q08B
:: Router and WiFi AP / "ganymed" (2017)
OS: Arch Linux x86_64
Model: Intel NUC 5CPYH
CPU -- Intel Celeron CPU N3050, 1.60GHz
RAM -- 4 GiB DDR3L
HDD -- Transcend TS32GSSD340K SSD, 32 GiB
LAN 1 -- Realtek RTL8111/8168 Gigabit (rev 15)
LAN 2 -- Realtek USB Ethernet (0bda:8152)
WLAN -- Intel Wireless 3165 (rev 81)
:: Retro PC / "pluto" (1997)
OS: OpenBSD, MS-DOS 5.0, MS-DOS 6.22 + Windows for Workgroups 3.11,
PC DOS 7, OS/2 2.1, OS/2 Warp 3, OS/2 Warp 4, SuSE Linux 6.4
Model: Some "Medion" machine
CPU -- Intel Pentium 133 MHz
RAM -- 64 MiB
GFX -- S3 Trio 64
HDD -- Various, swappable
also a CompactFlash-to-IDE adapter
SND -- Sound Blaster 16 ISA
LAN -- Realtek 8029AS
FDD 1 -- 3.5", 1.44 MB
FDD 2 -- 5.25", 1.2 MB
This is not the exact machine that I had in the 90ies, some parts
have been replaced.
Previous Machines
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:: Raspberry Pi (2014)
OS: Arch Linux ARM
Model: B+
CPU -- ARMv6, 700 MHz
RAM -- 512 MiB
uSD -- 8 GiB
LAN 1 -- Standard Microsystems SMSC9512/9514
LAN 2 -- Realtek USB Ethernet (0bda:8152) (moved to NUC)
WLAN -- Edimax EW-7811Un 802.11n (7392:7811)
:: Netbook (2011-2015)
OS: Arch Linux x86_64
Model: Samsung NC10 Plus
CPU -- Integrated Intel Atom N455, 1x 1.6 GHz with HT
RAM -- 1 GiB DDR3
GFX -- Intel GMA 3150, 256 MiB Shared Memory
DSP -- 10.1", matte, 1024x600
HDD -- Samsung SSD 830, 256 GB, SATA
LAN -- Marvell 88E8040
WLAN -- Broadcom BCM4313
BT -- Broadcom (0a5c:219c)
First machine to have an SSD (upgrade in 2012).
:: Laptop (2006-2013)
OS: Arch Linux i686
(prior to that: Windows XP, Fedora Core 5, Ubuntu 7.04)
Model: Dell Inspiron 6400
CPU -- Intel Core Duo T2300, 2x 1667 MHz
RAM -- 3 GiB DDR2
GFX -- ATi Mobility Radeon X1300 (M52)
DSP -- 15", glossy (damn it), 1280x800
HDD -- Samsung SpinPoint HM250HI, 250 GB, SATA
LAN -- Broadcom BCM4401-B0 100Base-TX (rev 02)
WLAN -- Intel Pro Wireless 3945ABG
BT -- Dell Wireless 350 Bluetooth
Last machine without x86_64 support.
:: Workstation (2006-2013)
OS: Arch Linux x86_64, FreeBSD 9 x86_64
(prior to that: Windows XP, Ubuntu 7.10 i686)
CPU -- Athlon 64 X2 4200+, 2x 2200 MHz
RAM -- 3 GiB DDR
GFX -- nVidia GeForce 7800GT
DSP -- 19", matte, 1280x1024
HDD -- Western Digital WD2500AAJS-75VWA0, 250 GB, SATA
LAN -- nVidia CK804
MoBo -- DFI LANparty UT nF4 Ultra-D
Last machine to have a 3.5" floppy drive and IDE.
Last machine with noisy fans.
First machine to support x86_64.
:: Gaming-PC (2004-2006)
Upgrade for the previous machine:
OS: Windows 2000, Windows XP, several Linux distros
CPU -- AMD Athlon XP 2800+
MoBo -- Abit NF7
:: Gaming-PC (2003-2004)
OS: Windows 98, (Windows 2000?), several Linux distros
CPU -- AMD Athlon XP 2200+
RAM -- 512 MiB
GFX -- MSI GeForce4 Ti4600 128 MiB
HDD -- Maxtor 120 GiB
MoBo -- Asus A7V8X
:: Gaming-PC (2001-2003)
OS: Windows 98, (Windows 2000?), several Linux distros
CPU -- AMD Athlon 1300 MHz, Socket A
RAM -- 512 MiB
GFX -- ATi Radeon 8500 64 MiB
HDD -- Maxtor 120 GiB
MoBo -- Epox EP-8KTA3
:: Gaming-PC (1999-2001)
OS: Windows 98, several Linux distros
Model: Some "Vobis" machine
CPU -- Pentium 3 500 MHz
RAM -- 64 MiB, later 256 MiB
GFX -- Elsa Winner II, later a Voodoo4 4500 AGP 32 MiB
:: Gaming-PC (1997-1999)
OS: DOS, Windows 95, OS/2 Warp 4, SuSE Linux 6.1
Model: Some "Medion" machine
CPU -- Intel Pentium 133 MHz
RAM -- 64 MiB
GFX -- ATi 3D Charger
HDD -- 2 GiB + 8 GiB
FDD -- LS-120
This is the only old machine that I still own parts of. This is
"pluto", see above.
It had 16 or 32 MB originally and an S3 Trio 64 graphics card. (The
ATi card is lost, as is the LS-120 SuperDisk drive.)
Early Machines
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:: Desktop ('80ies and '90ies)
OS: DOS, Windows 3.1, OS/2 2.1, OS/2 Warp 3
Model: IBM PS/2 Model 80
HDDs: 140 MiB total
Probably the 8580-071, because it had one 70 MiB drive initially and
got a second one later on.
We also added a tape drive at some point, but didn't use it very
often.
:: Desktop ('80ies and '90ies)
OS: DOS, Windows 3.0, OS/2 2.1 (?)
Model: IBM PS/2 Model 30
I believe it was the one with a 286, because I don't remember the
power switch being red, but I'm not entirely sure.
:: Desktop ('80ies and '90ies)
OS: DOS
Some Intel 8086 with an amber monochrome monitor. I think, there
was 640k RAM, maybe less. Can't remember the size of its HDD. I do
remember, though, that the CPU ran at 8 MHz.
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