Are there folks here who used a pentium 4 computer

I had a dell dimension desktop with pentium 4, good times!
 
a Pentium 4 in 2010? lol they started production at the turn of the century. I had the AMD Athlon 64 i think, i'm pretty sure that was my first 64 chip. They don't make chips that last that long now! lol now they are extinct after 5-6 years max! lol
 
a Pentium 4 in 2010? lol they started production at the turn of the century.
Hey, some of us were just barely surviving not thriving!

It was about then that I figured out how to find kernel error info etc, and fix computers. I found this desktop on that one site for $20 and went to check the errors and they were nothing a windows reinstall could not fix!
 
Hey, some of us were just barely surviving not thriving!

It was about then that I figured out how to find kernel error info etc, and fix computers. I found this desktop on that one site for $20 and went to check the errors and they were nothing a windows reinstall could not fix!
I just remember having the audacity to think i knew about stuff like bios settings, and kernals at the time (i had a duel boot linux for a while) But my recent upgrade to windows 11, and i had proper skid marks in my pants from having to open the bios and check it was uptated. lol

I done so many windows 95 installs, that i remembered the serial code off by heart. lol

Ignorance is bliss. When you know more about computers, and you use them everyday, you know how easy a disaster can happen and get super paranoid! lol At least I do, the more i do everyday, the more my paranoia about my computer breaking, doubles! :D

I think i might need special medication when we get to the AMD Quantum 24k CPU! :)
 
I just remember having the audacity to think i knew about stuff like bios settings, and kernals at the time (i had a duel boot linux for a while)
Me too! When my winxp was a year out of support, I used gparted to partition HDD and install linux mint, I thought it was genius!
Na, but my first one was a IBM Aptiva 486 DX4-100 back in 1994.
Tandy 2000 with 128kb RAM!
 
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The first computer we had in school that I worked with around 1988ish. Took around 5-10 minutes to load a game from an audio cassette player.


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