Longest serving component in your current main machine?

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After 8 years of loyal service my DVD drive has finally bite the dust. It originally came inside a Dell P3-500Mhz PC that cost around £1400 at the time.

Since then it's been in a AMD XP-2200+, AMD A64-3500+ and my current AMD X2-4400+ machine. I never bothered replacing it because it has always worked fine.

R.I.P. little fella.

So what's the longest serving component in your current main machine? :)
 
Celeron 1.8GHz, 80GB Maxtor IDE HDD and my case.

I don't really use the floppy so it doesn't count, 5 years each from the same machine.

Yeah I said Celeron 1.8GHz.
 
I have a samsung 8gb which i use to backup a few things but thats never in use. Its probally my 80gb Maxtor which is around 3-4years old.
 
Got to be my Segate 200Gb Sata HDD its called the clicking man :( need to purchase a more silent HDD I think.

Had it about 2Yrs iirc.
 
Your dooming your things. Ever heard of fate o my. You should all be touching wood! lol.

ALl my parts but hard drive and dvd drive in this pc have lasted 3 years i believe.
 
Everything bar my graphics card.

I built my PC a year ago, and 6 months ago the graphics card died so everything bar that. :)

Oh and I replaced my IDE DVDRW with a SATA one (IDE went to the server)...so that's new too.

InvG
 
People still have thoes :eek: time to get a USB one methinks ;)

Some people need them for installing raid drivers, but yeah its about time mobo manufactures moved on to shipping with cd's.

As for me my whole system is coming up to 2 years old bar the only thing being replaced was a 7800GTX that went to a 7950GT then a 8800GTS :p
 
The oldest bits in my pc are my 36GB Raptors (the first gen, 8MB Cache ones).

Had them raided as my OS drive since summer 2003. I've upgraded the rest of the components about 5 times since then. :)
 
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