How old is your main computer?

[BADecker]

Saw the title, and though you were asking our age.     

[startselect]

Saw the title, and though you were asking our age.     

What is your age then?

[Frodomaga]

I use a six years old laptop but still work great                                                                                                                                                   

[SulmaINO]

My main computer is from 2012, and it's working perfectly.

[Buffer Overflow]

You maybe surprised to learn that I'm currently using an IBM Model M keyboard, dated 1994.

Why am I still using a keyboard 22 years old? Simple. It's the best keyboard ever made. Noisy and built like a tank.
And with the added bonus that is doesn't have that silly "Windows" key in the lower left, which grinds my gears.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Model_M_keyboard

Edit: The rest of my setup is a modern system.

[Yerm]

i own a Cpu thats almost about 10 years old now. but my main laptop is about 1 and a half years old.

[bitcoin31]

My main computer is 7 old months.
I love my computer it is very transparable

[ice098]

i own a Cpu thats almost about 10 years old now. but my main laptop is about 1 and a half years old.

Wow! thats really old! Mine is I do have a laptop but i dont have a pc at my home because i cant afford it and my laptop is just given to me by my relatives and i think it is almost 8 years because it was given on 2008 so i love it though it is old i can use it and soon i should buy new

[nicksterko]

My main computer is over 2 years old.

[zertn]

3 years but still satisfied with.

[SourThunder]

My main computer is over 1yrs old as of now .
I'm very satisfied with my computer

[Spoetnik]

my main machine is a 7 year old laptop. I do have a fancy newer one but i'm not gonna make much use of that unless i'm traveling. the old one works perfectly still and does everything I need as I've never gamed on it. the days of having to upgrade all the time are over. same goes for phones apart from one upmanship.

I agree 90% of the time.
Unless you are compiling code or a video etc it often make little difference really.

What it will boil down to more is mult-tasking.

For my desktop and my Android Motorola phone it's about just doing less at once.
vs buying newer hardware to do more at once.

I use a AMD Phenom X4 9950 BE edition CPU on a shit motherboard.
But when i set it up a year ago i had to decide which to go with.. that one or my other old PC
I have a Core2Duo E7500 Wolfdale that overclocks like a beast on air ..4ghz with stock cooler LOL
BUT ! ..it's a dual core and the AMD i am typing on now is slower speed wise but a quad.
So the extra two cores although slower has an effect of being faster.. when it's not technically.

I also use a huge CPU fan that sticks out of my case so much i can't get the side cover on.
I think it's the Cooler Master EVO 212 with adapter to go on pretty much any socket.. old + new.
I had bought it from Newegg as a back up in case the water cooler (Corsair H100i) failed on the "good" PC.
I had an Intel 4770k Haswell i bought from Newegg $360+ TAX/SH with a sweet gaming MSI board.
I went all out on it and got a bad ass SSD and then two 1tb WD black HDD's etc
Weirdest of all was the cube case from Cooler Master with 2 levels on it.
I got this case below from Newegg for like 80 buck i think.. (+ tax etc CAN$)

Cooler Master HAF XB EVO (mine had the giant 120mm case fan on top i had to buy separately)


But i sold it to a family member for a super cheap price because they expressed interest in it and i had my fun with it.
If it was not family i prob would have kept it..
So i had to downgrade to a either of the 2 way older PC's ..which was not that big a deal actually.

I advocate getting your money's worth out of PC parts.
I have been swapping mobo's out of a nice silver case i have with front LED's and a side window with a black light since 2003.. since it's a full size large roomy ATX case i can just keep shoveling in new parts

What is more fun though is modding !
It can be more gratifying hobbling shit together than buying stuff off the shelf.

[botija]

my main machine is a 7 year old laptop. I do have a fancy newer one but i'm not gonna make much use of that unless i'm traveling. the old one works perfectly still and does everything I need as I've never gamed on it. the days of having to upgrade all the time are over. same goes for phones apart from one upmanship.

I agree 90% of the time.
Unless you are compiling code or a video etc it often make little difference really.

What it will boil down to more is mult-tasking.

For my desktop and my Android Motorola phone it's about just doing less at once.
vs buying newer hardware to do more at once.

I use a AMD Phenom X4 9950 BE edition CPU on a shit motherboard.
But when i set it up a year ago i had to decide which to go with.. that one or my other old PC
I have a Core2Duo E7500 Wolfdale that overclocks like a beast on air ..4ghz with stock cooler LOL
BUT ! ..it's a dual core and the AMD i am typing on now is slower speed wise but a quad.
So the extra two cores although slower has an effect of being faster.. when it's not technically.

I also use a huge CPU fan that sticks out of my case so much i can't get the side cover on.
I think it's the Cooler Master EVO 212 with adapter to go on pretty much any socket.. old + new.
I had bought it from Newegg as a back up in case the water cooler (Corsair H100i) failed on the "good" PC.
I had an Intel 4770k Haswell i bought from Newegg $360+ TAX/SH with a sweet gaming MSI board.
I went all out on it and got a bad ass SSD and then two 1tb WD black HDD's etc
Weirdest of all was the cube case from Cooler Master with 2 levels on it.
I got this case below from Newegg for like 80 buck i think.. (+ tax etc CAN$)

Cooler Master HAF XB EVO (mine had the giant 120mm case fan on top i had to buy separately)


But i sold it to a family member for a super cheap price because they expressed interest in it and i had my fun with it.
If it was not family i prob would have kept it..
So i had to downgrade to a either of the 2 way older PC's ..which was not that big a deal actually.

I advocate getting your money's worth out of PC parts.
I have been swapping mobo's out of a nice silver case i have with front LED's and a side window with a black light since 2003.. since it's a full size large roomy ATX case i can just keep shoveling in new parts

What is more fun though is modding !
It can be more gratifying hobbling shit together than buying stuff off the shelf.

I recently bought an Intel Core 2 Duo E8600 3.33Ghz for $16 on eBay. Not sure if it's compatible with the motherboard you had, but if so you could upgrade it. If you still have the old motherboard.

[Lahmar]

I have one that is 11 years old but i usualy use my laptop that is also bot old about 7 years old its core 2 duo with 4gigs of ram and 266 meg of geforce9300m and the best thing that it has 18 inch screen

[HITTI2]

my main machine is a 7 year old laptop. I do have a fancy newer one but i'm not gonna make much use of that unless i'm traveling. the old one works perfectly still and does everything I need as I've never gamed on it. the days of having to upgrade all the time are over. same goes for phones apart from one upmanship.

I agree 90% of the time.
Unless you are compiling code or a video etc it often make little difference really.

What it will boil down to more is mult-tasking.

For my desktop and my Android Motorola phone it's about just doing less at once.
vs buying newer hardware to do more at once.

I use a AMD Phenom X4 9950 BE edition CPU on a shit motherboard.
But when i set it up a year ago i had to decide which to go with.. that one or my other old PC
I have a Core2Duo E7500 Wolfdale that overclocks like a beast on air ..4ghz with stock cooler LOL
BUT ! ..it's a dual core and the AMD i am typing on now is slower speed wise but a quad.
So the extra two cores although slower has an effect of being faster.. when it's not technically.

I also use a huge CPU fan that sticks out of my case so much i can't get the side cover on.
I think it's the Cooler Master EVO 212 with adapter to go on pretty much any socket.. old + new.
I had bought it from Newegg as a back up in case the water cooler (Corsair H100i) failed on the "good" PC.
I had an Intel 4770k Haswell i bought from Newegg $360+ TAX/SH with a sweet gaming MSI board.
I went all out on it and got a bad ass SSD and then two 1tb WD black HDD's etc
Weirdest of all was the cube case from Cooler Master with 2 levels on it.
I got this case below from Newegg for like 80 buck i think.. (+ tax etc CAN$)

Cooler Master HAF XB EVO (mine had the giant 120mm case fan on top i had to buy separately)


But i sold it to a family member for a super cheap price because they expressed interest in it and i had my fun with it.
If it was not family i prob would have kept it..
So i had to downgrade to a either of the 2 way older PC's ..which was not that big a deal actually.

I advocate getting your money's worth out of PC parts.
I have been swapping mobo's out of a nice silver case i have with front LED's and a side window with a black light since 2003.. since it's a full size large roomy ATX case i can just keep shoveling in new parts

What is more fun though is modding !
It can be more gratifying hobbling shit together than buying stuff off the shelf.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1626232.msg16373717#msg16373717

[Spoetnik]

Okay my rig is mad old its a potato:

Your computer and my computer = DELICIOUS !

[sendakjng]

My main computer is 1 year old. Got it in my USA trip, since everwhere outside there you have a lot of fees, ends up being almost twice as expensive so I decided to wait until I got there to do so

[dryandry]

my laptop already 3 years with me
its always help me for all my work

[SHAWN-MIDWAYS]

just had the old one scraped off and got a new one which is clocking 3 months now

[Beyondo]

3 year old laptop still playing the games