My computers and such, (everything about computing in my life)
Not always have I been intrested in computers, I just played games on them, like Counter Strike: Source, and Unreal, nothing more. It was first when I saw my dads 80286 DTK computer laying on the side in a shelf that I really got intrested, I was like 11 years old at the time.
I started playing Monkey Island (The Secret of) on the 286 and I had alot of fun with it. I were beginning to get intrested in how it looked inside, because it was a heavy piece of shit (really heavy). When I finally got it apart it looked wonderful and absoulutely awesome!!!
Me and my friend Simon (Aka Fluffy) were playing with some Pentium I/II's at his home, installing Windows 95, 98 and Redhat Linux. We both learned alot about computing by doing that, dissassembling computer and assembling them. And I learned by that you should not throw CD drives, motherboards and a powerful and expensive graphicscard together right down a backpack and then take the bike to one another, the graphicscard will probably be dead after that..... :P

At the age of 13, I heard that Simons dad once had a ZX80 and that he still maybe had it left, but he hadn't. :( So I tried to build my own, which I very soon understood that with my knowledge back then, wasn't able to do.



The computers themselfes:

DTK CAF 80286
This is the first computer I ever took apart, and my first retro computer. I love her with all of my digital heart! :)


Commodore PET 3032
The first computer I bought at the Chalmers ETA Auktion for $20 in 2007. At first I got garbled text all over the screen. Re-seating all IC's solved the problem.


IBM XT (AT) 286)
Bought at the Chalmers ETA Auktion for 1 dollar in 2010. Runs just great, it's just that I get a 163 memory error on startup, but what ever.


HP-85
Bought at the Chalmers ETA Auction for $20 in 2010, having problems with some bad connections with the CRT, and almost all the wires are broken, and so it needs some drastic repairing.


Debbie I
Debbie I is a retro gaming computer that I put together from middle 90's parts. She's packed with the most powerful stuff from that computer age, so don't underestimate her just because she's small, she's a really heavy one. The brain is an Intel Pentium 1 running at 233MHz. Year 2000 approved! :D


Compaq Presario 5696
My first real computer (the first one was actually a 486), and it's the best fucking one I've ever had. Running windows 98 and equipped with an ATI TV-tuner graphics card, I now use it together with my Nokia boxer as a TV. :D I have so many great memories with this one, first time registering on the MSN Messenger service, playing Unreal for the first time aswell as Quake II and listening to 60's music. It has a Pentium III running at 500MHz.


My bedroom computer (For gaming)
This is simply my gaming computer. Though it looks like a piece of crap that runs Windows 95, it has Windows 7 Ultimate x64, and runs Crysis on the highest graphics modes without a hint of lag at all. Great for Minecraft!