FYI, Pentium I (Pentium classic/MMX ≤233MHz) which is 15yrs+ technology
is far too slow to be used for anything productive.

It's limited to ≤233MHz CPU, ~4MB-16MB of RAM, 1MB-4MB of graphics card, ~500MB-2GB of IDE HDD etc.

Most of these machines runs on Win95/98 or WinME/2000 at best, with limited USB capability / internet access
due to cost factor.

I dun think it's feasible to revive / reconstruct such PCs
besides for archaic /museum showcase purposes.

IMO, at least a Pentium4 class CPU makes more sense...

This post has been edited by watcher: Jun 16 2012, 03:08 AM