- Anything that runs MIPS, PowerPC or Alpha Windows NT 4
- A Nintendo Entertainment System
- A Nintendo N64
- A Sega Mega CD
- A Sega 32X
- A Sega Saturn
- A Sega Dreamcast
- An Acorn Archimedes A3000, A3xx or A4xx with RISC OS 2
- An Atari Falcon
(that I might be prepared to part with for the right money or an interesting swap)
This basically serves as a reminder to me of what I have in the cupboard.
- HP Z1 Workstation
- Core i9-9900 CPU
- 32 GB RAM
- NVME 512 GB SSD
- SATA BD-ROM / DVD Rewriter
- SATA 4TB HDD
- Gigabit Ethernet
- PCI-Express nVidia Quadro P620
- PopOS 22.04
- Dell Precision T1700 Workstation
- Core i5-4590 CPU
- 32 GB RAM
- SATA Slimline DVD-ROM
- Lenovo Thinkcentre Tower
- Intel Core i3-4130
- 4 GB RAM
- SATA DVD-ROM drive
- SATA 500 GB HDD
- Dell Precision T3400 Workstation
- Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 @ 3.0 GHz
- 8 GB RAM
- PNY Quadro 600
- SATA 120 GB SSD
- 3.5" DS/HD Floppy Drive
- PCI Adaptec AHA-2940UW SCSI Host Bus Adapter
- PCI GPIB Card
- Windows XP Pro 32-bit (activated with OEM BIOS key)
- Generic PC Tower
- Abit BE6 Slot-1 Mainboard, with Intel 440BX chipset
- Slot-1 Intel Pentium III @ 450 MHz
- 128 MB PC100 SDRAM
- IDE 9 GB Quantum Fireball
- IDE HP 8200 "CD-Writer Plus" CD-RW drive
- 3.5" DS/HD Floppy Drive
- 5.25" HD Floppy Drive
- AGP Diamond Viper V770 Ultra (nVidia Riva TNT2 Ultra)
- PCI Linksys LNE100 10/100 NIC
- PCI NEC USB 2.0 Card
- ISA PicoGUS
- ISA Creative Labs Sound Blaster AWE64 CT4500
- Acorn BBC Master
- PiTube Direct second-CPU (6502, Z80, 80286, etc)
- External 3.5" DS/HD Floppy Drive (only DS/DD supported)
- Atari 1040STFM
- 1987 TOS 1.02
- 1 MB RAM
- 3.5" DS/DD Floppy Drive
- RGB SCART Cable
- Atari 520ST in Lighthouse Tower Power case
- 5.25" DS/HD Floppy Drive (in the Pentium 3, currently)
- 3.5" DS/HD Floppy Drive
- 3.5" DS/DD Floppy Drive
- Lighthouse Floppy Switcher board
- Astec PSU (dead) and Meanwell PSU
- AT-SPEED 80286 upgrade
- 4 MB RAM upgrade
- HD Floppy upgrade
- Sun Ultra 80
- 3x UltraSPARC II CPUs @ 450 MHz (plus a faulty one)
- 3 GB RAM
- Sun Creator 3D Graphics (13W3 out)
- SCSI 9.1 GB HDD (SCA)
- Sun Keyboard and Mouse
- Solaris 7
- Sun SPARCstation 20
- SM61 60 MHz SuperSPARC with SuperCache
- 64 MB RAM
- SunGX Graphics
- SCSI 2.1 GB Seagate Barracuda drive (SCA)
- NeXTSTEP 3.3 for SPARC
- Sun SPARCstation 20
- 2x RT620 Ross HyperSPARC modules @ 150 MHz
- 128 MB RAM
- SunGX Graphics
- SCSI 2.1 GB Seagate Barracuda drive (SCA)
- Solaris 2.6
- Sun SunFire V100
- 19" rackmount
- Sun UltraSPARC-IIe 500 MHz
- 1 GB RAM
- Takes EIDE disks
- SGI Power Indigo 2
- MIPS R8000 @ 75 MHz
- 64 MB RAM
- XZ (Elan GR3) Graphics (two-slot)
- SCSI 9.1 GB IBM Ultrastar HDD (SCA, with 50-pin adaptor)
- On-board Audio, Ethernet and SCSI
- IRIX 6.2
- HP 9000 Model 340
- Motorola 68030 CPU and 68882 FPU @ 16.7 MHz
- 16 MB RAM
- High-Res (1280x1024) Colour Graphics board (3x BNC)
- 10base-2 Ethernet
- HIL Keyboard/Mouse
- Diskless (uses external HP-IB disk drives)
- HP 7000 Model 705
- PA-7000 @ 35 MHz
- 48 MB RAM
- Integrated Graphics with VGA out
- SCSI 1.05 GB Seagate HDD (50-pin)
- HIL Keyboard/Mouse (shared with Model 340)
- HP 9000 Model 712/60
- PA-7100LC @ 60 MHz
- 80 MB RAM
- Integrated Graphics with VGA out
- SCSI 2.1 GB Seagate Barracuda HDD (SCA, with 50-pin adapter)
- NeXTSTEP 3.3 for SPARC
- HP 9000 Visualize B132L+
- PA-7300LC @ 132 MHz
- 128MB RAM
- Integrated Graphics with VESA EVC out
- SCSI 18 GB HDD (68-pin)
- DDS2 Tape Drive + 2x tapes
- HP-UX 10.20
- HP 9000 Visualize C3000
- PA-8500 @ 400 MHz
- 2 GB RAM
- HP FX5Pro 3D Graphics with DVI and VGA out
- SCSI 9.1 GB HDD (SCA)
- HP-UX 11.00
- Apple PowerMac 7200/90
- PowerPC 601 @ 90 MHz
- 64 MB RAM
- SCSI 4.3 GB Quantum Fireball HDD (50-pin)
- 4x Apple SCSI CD-ROM
- MacOS 7.6
- DEC MicroVAX 3100
- KA41D Processor
- 20 MB? Rodime SCSI HDD
- 104 MB Seagate SCSI HDD
- Dead PSU
- IBM RS/6000 Model 7012
- 20 MHz POWER CPU
- 32 MB RAM?
- Graphics card with 3W3 output
- SCSI Card
- Dead PSU
- Amstrad ALT386
- 4 MB RAM
- Missing HDD
- Broken FDD
- Random PC stuff
- PCI-X Adaptec 29320ALP (68 pin internal, bootable)
- PCI Adaptec AVA-2902I SCSI card (50 pin internal, non-bootable)
- PCI dual-port RS-232 card
- PCI 56k Fax/Modem
- PCI Hauppauge WinTV
- ISA generic C-Media CMI8330 sound card
- Connor 520 MB IDE Hard Drive
- Lots of SCSI hard drives
- Yamaha Aventage RX-A1020 7.2 AV Receiver
- Yamaha CDX-493 CD Player
- Raspberry Pi 500+
- PiCade (Raspberry Pi 4 powered arcade joystick)
- Sony MDS-JE510 Minidisc player/recorder (broken)
- Tesco Hudl
- Terrasic DE10-Nano
- Terrasic DE10-Lite
- Terrasic DE0-Nano
- Altera MAX10 dev kit
- Panasonic KX-P1123 24-pin dot matrix printer
- Dell U2711 27" QuadHD monitor
- DisplayPort In (2560x1440)
- 2x DVI-D In (Single-Link, 1920x1200 max)
- 15 kHz PAL (+NTSC?) Composite Video In
- 15 kHz YPbPr Component Video In
- SVGA/15 kHz VGA In, with Sync on Green
- HDMI In (TV modes only, 1920x1080 max)
- Two Dell 1908FP 19" 5:4 1280x1024 TFTs
- VGA In (support Sync on Green)
- DVI-D In
- 4 port USB 2.0 Hub
- Viewsonic VP171b 17" 5:4 1280x1024 TFT
- 2x VGA In (support Sync on Green)
- DVI-D In
- Benq DL2215 19" Full-HD VGA/DVI LCD
- Apple Multi Scan 17" CRT Display
- Panasonic Viera TX-L26X10B 26" HD Ready LCD with RGB SCART
- Linsar 14" 4:3 LCD with RGB SCART
- Goodmans CRT TV/DVD player
- With S-Video and RGB SCART inputs
- Tenma 72-10505 dual-output power supply
- Duratool desoldering gun
- Precision Gold A55KJ soldering iron
- Picoscope 2205MSO USB 2.0 oscilloscope and signal analyser
- Edifier R1010BT amplified Bluetooth bookshelf speakers
- Two Monotrons (and three spare PCBs)
- A Neotron 32 (and four spare PCBs)
- Four Neotron Picos rev 1.x
- TP-Link Archer AX50 Router
- Bluetooth Receiver/Amplifier
- Two Eltax Monitor III bookshelf speakers
Again, this is mainly just a reminder for me.
- Amstrad PCW9512
- Gotek fitted as Drive A:
- Original 80-track DS/DD CF2-DD 3" drive is Drive B:
- Runs CP/M Plus and Locoscript 2
- Original Daisywheel printer (with new hammer arm)
- Currently dead :/
- Acorn RiscPC 700 twin-slice Desktop/Tower
- Armv3 ARM710
- Acorn PC Second Processor card, with TI 486 SXL-40
- 1 MiB VRAM
- 64 MiB DRAM
- RISC OS 3.6
- 1GB IDE Hard Drive
- IDE CD-ROM drive
- 3.5" DS/HD Floppy Drive
- iCubed Ethernet Card
- Four podule riser
- Sega Megadrive
- Earthworm Jim 2
- Sega Mega Games 6 Vol 3.
- Columns
- Revenge of Shinobi
- Sega Soccer
- Super Monaco GP
- Sonic the Hedgehog
- Streets of Rage
- Ecco the Dolphin
- Mickey Mouse in Castle of Illusion
- Tiny Toon Adventures
- Sonic the Hedgehog 2
- Mystic Defender
- Sega Master System II
- 2x Control Pad
- Control Stick
- Winter Olympics (unboxed)
- Desert Strike (unboxed)
- Crash Dummies (unboxed)
- Dracula (unboxed)
- E-SWAT (unboxed)
- Ayrton Senna's Super Monaco GPII (unboxed)
- The Lucky Dime Caper starring Donald Duck (unboxed)
- Rampart (unboxed)
- Moonwalker (unboxed)
- Heavyweight Champ (unboxed)
- Sonic the Hedgehog
- Microsoft XBox (plus spare)
- 2x Duke Controllers
- 2x S Controllers
- 2x Third-party controllers
- Too many games to list
- Super NES
- Street Fighter II
- Super Mario World
- Nintendo Wii
- 2x Wiimotes with motion adapters
- 2x Gamecube Controllers
- Too many games to list
- Sony PlayStation (Original)
- Sony PlayStation 2 (Slimline)
- 2x DualShock 2 Controllers
- Too many games to list
- Sony PlayStation 3 (80GB)
- 2x DualShock 3 Controllers
- Too many games to list
- Sony PlayStation 4
- 2x DualShock 4 Controllers
- Too many games to list
- Nintendo Switch 2
- RC2014 Mini with Mini CP/M Upgrade
- A Gigatron
- A Mk1 Raspberry Pi Model B
- Bought on day of release
- Box is signed by Eben Upton, Rob Bishop and Jack Laing