If you upgrade them, they can technically run Windows 10, and various forms of modern Linux. These can be very useful if you don't have access to the latest and the greatest!

Careful he will start charging you rent LOL

My first PC was an AMD Athlon powered Gateway PC. Ridiculously overpriced, but it was a nice PC. Plus it was one of the first things I used to build my credit. I remember thinking how amazing an 800mhz processor was. I spent hours playing the Aliens vs Predator, Duke Nukem and Tomb Raider games.

Never Lubuntu that shit is wierd AF :))

I have an unfortunate habit of thinking of all kinds of ideas for these computers, so I usually end up keeping them, thinking I'm going to continue messing around with them. I probably SHOULD sell them, I've got well over 50 fully built computers by this point, most ranging from the i386 up through Nehalem. Maybe I should try and sell one of them, and make a video on how that ends up working out

@@mattfoxlikesretro Nahh fr do it haha id love to see it!

I use soft makeup brushes, like the kind used for people's faces. They are cheap, and easy to get. You want something very soft, with fine bristles, to get into the cracks and crevices. You want to be gentle with the brush, don't use a lot of force

@@mattfoxlikesretro What about the static?

@@stormk-1130 the board came from outta the dumpster for christ sake, lmao

@@FFFFFFFFFF493 I'm asking for My PC. Learn to read

I just disassemble them completely and wash the parts in the shower 😂

Bro get a hobby