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Mar 30th, 2002, 04:55 PM
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upgrading a really old PC [nearly resolved but still interested in peoples' opinions]
my girlfriends mum has a really old PC
I think it started life as a 386, and has been upgraded to a 486 in the past.
Its a compaq (I think) desktop, with 8mb RAM and 5¼in and 3½in disk drives. It is running under Windows 3.1. My g/fs mum is thinking about swapping the 5¼in drive for a CDROM.
Does anyone have any suggestions whatsoever about upgrading such an old machine? What am I likely to find inside the case? Will a switch from the floppy drive to a CD-rom go smoothly? Is the memory sufficient?
I haven't opened it up yet, so I know very little about it. Any advice whatsoever would be appreciated.
Thanks
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