well, there is much to tell...
first: i'm new here, so hello to all!
so here's the list:
*AMD 1700+, 512MB, 40Gig HDD, ABit Siluro GF3 - 128MB
=> current main productive machine (i-net, graphics, games, etc), running W2K and Linux
*AMD 1600+, 1Gig, 40Gig HDD, 2x ASUS GF2 - 32MB
=> dual display/monitor. used for development and graphics
*AMD 900, 128MB, 20Gig HDD, NVidia TNT2 - 32MB
=> my wife's machine - some games, nothing more
*P133, 64MB, 2Gig HDD, CirrusLogic
=> HTTP/SOCKS Proxy, running Linux
*P200, 64MB, 20Gig HDD, CirrusLogic
=> Samba Fileserver, running Linux
*A1200, 030er Blizzard - 16MB, 170MB HDD, 16x CDRom
=> my sweet A1200 - was my first amiga i owned myself, but only a few weeks later i bought an old A500, too.
the servers are housed in a 19" rackmount cage and are connected via KVM-switch to my 1700+ desk. my WAN-router (homeoffice) is located there, too.
...so these are the machines currently placed on the desks in my office and ready to run. the following machines are carefully stored:
*A2000, 3MB
*4x A500 (one A500+)
*3x C64 (the old ones - i don't like the new cases)
*1x C128
*1x C128D metal
*1x Atari 1040STf
*too many spareparts to list here
*some old x86 mainboards incl. cases, etc
well - my wife sometimes hates me for my hobby...but i love these old machines and i would
-never-
sell one (even a piece) of them.
it's always the same: i buy it - i keep it.
i need my x86 based machines - so there's sadly not enough space in my office to set up more amigas, fe.
cu,
-Case