Okay, let's get started.
The one I'm running right now is an amd duron 850 on a soyo board (It was going to be upgraded to a 3200+ XP, but I changed my mind) 512 megs of RAM, slightly overclocked 64 meg geforce4 440.
The second one that is always on is a P3 500 with just under 300 megs of RAM, a really weird number, and a 32 meg ATI video card (Don't know the model.)
Next up I have a cruel experiment, an old compaq P2 233 with AV inputs, four video cards in it (Was trying to get an ancient TV tuner card to work, it didn't and I haven't touched it in months) and 128 megs of RAM.
After that I have a P1 166 with 32 megs of RAM, another 166 that is inoperable, a P1 133 running MS-dos, 96 megs of RAM in it.
After that I have no clue except for the 386 and 286, both in perfect working order. I haven't dug through them, most likely P1s ranging from 60 MHZ to 120.
As for the rest of the stuff, this computer has an old logitech webcam, a force feedback wingman joystick that I bought as it was being taken off the shelves, a REALLY nice 5.1 surround sound system, 17 inch monitor I got for free, a laser printer I paid 50 cents for (YES! 50 CENTS!! !!) and a dinky old keyboard and a scrolling mouse.
The 500 MHZ has a 15 inch monitor, a mouse, and a keyboard. Nothing special.
The compaq 233 is sitting without anything hooked into it.
All of my computers run off of a home network.
((*Pant...pant...what else...?*))
This computer, the 850, runs windows 2000 with a multitude of tweaks, the 500 runs windows 2000-a friend set it up and I haven't done much to it, it runs my clan chatbots.
the 233 runs windows ME for ease of setup (it gets wiped, reset, wiped, reset, windows ME is just easy to slap on it, don't maul me.)
Rest of the computers will run 98SE or 2000, depending on their speed. I haven't gotten into linux yet-no need.
Okay! Gotta run!
Chris