Your CPU History Tree

[cub123]

My main rigs only, as far too many to remember.

486 sx25.
166mmx.
200mmx.
K6 2 400.
1300 Athlon.
2500k.
In process of upgrading to ddr5, if Fractal would pull their finger out!

 

[Sgt_Pepper]

Athlon XP 3200+
Athlon 64 3400
E6600
E8600
i7 920
i5 2500k
i5 4670k
Ryzen 5 3600
Ryzen 7 5700x

Something like that i think.

 

[Thaifood]

Hmm..
133mhz
166mmx
Celeron 300a which was a beast in its day.
Athlon II of some form.
I5 2500k
I7 3770k
Then gaming laptop i7 9750
Then someone game me a ryzen 2600x
Now waiting for the 5000 series to come down a tiny bit more

 

[strumpusplunket]

Just dropped a 5700X into my PC, so now mine looks like:

PII 350
Athlon XP 2500
Athlon 64 3200
Athlon 64 3700
Q6600
i5 2500k
Ryzen 2660X
Ryzen 5700X

So until this morning, I'd had just two CPUs last me almost 12 years (and three had seen me through 16 years). Pretty good going. The Q6600 and 2500k were absolutely amazing CPUs for their day. And the 2600X served me really well for five years too.