first one was a P75, with no CD rom, spent loads of time upgrading various bits and pieces and even upgraded to a citrix 133 that would overclock to 150mhz, the power!!!
I was given it in the mid 90s but it was one of the very first 486s from 1990. In 1990 it must have been a complete beast. It had EISA slots and everything.
Can’t remember the full specs, but got some money from a building society merger and built my own first PC around what I think was a K6 200/Abit AX5. Remember the monitor took up a big chunk as I went for a decent Iiyama 17 from memory. Later added a Voodoo2 shortly after release with paper round money I had saved up, was amazing!
My first PC was a state of the art, top of the range P133 from Evesham Micros. It had 8Mb RAM, a 2Mb Diamond graphics card, a Soundblaster 16, 4x CD ROM drive and a whopping 1Gb hard drive! It also came with a 15" monitor. It was a great PC that lasted many years with a couple of upgrades.
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