TamaMan

Interests: Late-1980s/early-1990s IBM PC (and compatibles) & sound devices, computer game music

IBM PC Compatible hardware history:
~1987: Commodore PC 10-II (8088@4.7MHz, 640kB, ATI Graphics Solutions REV 3, Commodore 76BM13)
~1988: Upgrades 20MB RLL or MFM HDD w/Controller
1990: RF Electronics RFE AT/386 (Intel 386SX@16MHz, 2MB, Seagate ST3120A 106MB, Sound Blaster 2.0, Trident 8900CL 1MB, NEC MultiSync 2A)
1992: Upgrades Unknown Hayes-compatible V.22bis ISA modem
1993: Upgrades Sound Blaster 16 ASP, BEST V.32bis external modem
1994: Upgrades i486DX@33MHz, Informtech IT486SR, 8MB, Maxtor 7120AT 124MB
1994: Upgrades Sound Blaster AWE32 and MKE CD-ROM and interface card
1997: Y-daatta (Intel Pentium MMX@200MHz, P/I-P55TXP4, 64MB, Sound Blaster AWE64SE+4MB, Matrox Mystique 4MB, Nokia 449Xi Multigraph)
1998: Upgrades Diamond Monster 3D 4MB
1999: Wings (Intel Pentium III@450MHz, Abit BE6, 128MB, Sound Blaster Live! Value, Matrox Millennium G400 32MB SGRAM DUALHEAD, Sony CPD-200EST, TeleWell TW5614UL+USB V.90 external modem)
2000: Upgrades 3Dfx Voodoo 3 3500 TV (this was the way to get Ultima IX running)
2004: Upgrades Sony CPD-E400P 19" FD Trinitron
2004: Generic case (Pentium IV@2.8GHz, ABIT IS-7, 512MB, Connect3D ATI All-in-Wonder 9600XT 128MB, Seagate 7200.7 40GB, Sound Blaster Live! Value)
2005: Upgrades ViewSonic VP171s 17"

Still have the RFE AT/386 (now with an i486 DX2) and the NEC MultiSync 2A CRT as my main vintage system.