Guessing Game - Case Analysis

Let's play a game - try to guess (to the best of your ability), the processing/computing power of the systems in the following picture. Also, what do you figure is the most and least powerful that they could possibly be (within reason of course)....

http://www3.telus.net/walyal/cases.jpg

 

Well, in CPU clock speed, it could be full of p4's, at 3.2Ghz.
= about 86Ghz.

or it could be of 386's, making 10422Mhz or 10 Ghz.

That is, presuming that they are x86 based

Of course, thats if they are all identicle

 

Oh yeah and thats if they have CPUs in them at all

 

180Gflps peak on varying PC's at least 1.3Ghz or higher.

 

My freind has 8 computers that look exactly like that all 486s 33Mhz 32 MB ram win 3.1 donno vary standerd looking cases .......

 

I don't seem to remember 486s having quite that many expansion slots... furthermore the cases aren't that yellow, they look relatively new...

 

Who said it was taken recently? and also, they might be "reconditioned" systems"

 

Well here's an added clue... the picture was taken this week. Also, who would recondition a system with 486s? The case would be worth more than the rest of it... lol..

 

They're all Athlon 64 systems

 

... they are?

 

They are definately NOT Athlon 64s

 

then they're new P4's

Do I get a cookie?

 

INTEL PIII 450MHZ COMPUTER SYSTEM P3. PC - 100 MOTHER BOARD, PIII 450 MHZ CPU Computer TOWER System with – 128MB MAIN MEMORY, 13.1 GIG HARD DRIVE, 1.4MB Floppy, 48X CDROM drive, 8 MB PCI INTEGRATED VIDEO, 56K MODEM, ATX TOWER CASE.

Maybe?

 

They're all empty cases.

 

[font=verdana, arial, helvetica] Answer: Each is a surprising Pentium 2 - 333mhz (3.2gb HD)
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oh, got them crunching for MG yet?

 

Is auction house, Empty cases, no dirves, no floppies.
With exception of PC on desk in back left of picture, which is old P II 200 MHZ
Computing power = just barely enough to keep track of auction sales.