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Worst computer you ever owned
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aragond  |
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We are the Aragond. We will bury you.

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| QUOTE (ccrogers15 @ Monday, Jul 23 2012, 03:37) | What is the worst computer you have ever owned. Im basing it on how much it crashed and how slow it was. So mines a tie:
 The sony Vaio VPCEE21FX. I had this laptop last year and it was an utter piece of s*it. It was slow and crashes alot and was FULL of bloatware. Sony sucks at making computers. | Mine was pretty close to yours, OP. I bought one of the very very original Vaio back in 2002. Though, in truth, the computer wasn't so bad, it was the bullsh*t o/s installed on it: Windows ME. Computer crashed more often than I care to recall.
So, then, I guess the worst computer was one of the very earliest (noticing a pattern here?) NEC laptops back in 94 or 95. Piece o' junk. Robust as a wet noodle, and weighing in at about 8kg with a power pack the size of a brick. Actually I say it was NEC but I cannot find it on old-computers.com.
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Posted: Wednesday, Dec 26 2012, 23:15
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Then as it was, but again it will be

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| QUOTE (marmoo @ Saturday, Dec 15 2012, 15:12) | | and hard drive space of a whopping 320gb |
That's funny; my computer came with 125 GB free, with 25 being used for Windows. It now has 27 GB available. Speaking of which, it also came with a AMD dual-core @ 2.1 GHz, a >512 MB integrated GPU, and 1, that's right, just one, GB of RAM. I could partially play GTA: San Andreas at minimum settings with only massive lag spikes in between. I now have a NVIDIA GeForce GT 240 and 3 GB or RAM, but those are the only parts I upgraded, since I apparently can't get a compatible processor, since the people here insist on knowing every square millimeter of my computer's motherboard even after I explained to them that AM2 sockets are compatible with AM3 and AM3+ sockets. The computer I had before that was a Dell of some sorts that we got in 2002. I didn't and still don't know the specs or even the computer model, but it was so sh*tty it melted while playing Habbo Hotel, which I accidentally did in about May 2007. This post has been edited by Los Santos Pedestrian on Wednesday, Dec 26 2012, 23:17
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LazyboyEight  |
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stfu

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I remember visiting my dad's once (parents broke up), I wanted to play Club Penguin on it (i was like, 8, give me a break )
I went on it, it took like 10 minutes to load up. I went to do a ski thing and it was like a slideshow, literally. About 1 frame every 3 seconds, and even then, half of the stuff wasn't even loaded. It was truly a piece of sh*te. I don't even know how he actually used that. From what I remember he just had it in the background 24/7 doing some defragmentation stuff.
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