This is what my computer, BomberCop, currently consists of. The name BomberCop derives
from the game Bomberman, which has many incarnations. In our particular case, it was
Bomberman '94, a Japanese import for the Turbo Duo. Suffice it to say that I was always
the Red BomberCop, the long arm of the law, dealing justice to other Bombermen in the form
of cataclysmic explosions! All is right with the world.
| Operating System(s) |
Primarily Windows NT 4.0 Workstation with Service Pack 3
Windows 95 OSR2 for games and video capture |
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| Processor(s) |
Two Intel Pentium Pro 166 processors w/512K L2 cache
S-spec SY047
Overclocked to 210 MHz at 3.5x60 using VRM adjusted voltage at 3.3V |
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| Motherboard |
Tyan Titan Pro S1662D (AT form factor)
Award BIOS 4.0E |
| RAM |
Generic 60ns EDO non-parity 72-pin SIMMS
2 x 32MB and 2 x 8 MB totaling 80MB RAM |
| Video Card |
Matrox Mystique 170 w/4MB SGRAM
BIOS V1.6 |
| Monitor |
MAG DX17F
17" monitor (16.1" viewable area), 0.26 dot pitch |
| 3D accelerator |
Orchid Righteous 3D
Rev D with EtronTech memory |
| Video Capture |
Matrox Rainbow Runner for Matrox Mystique daughterboard
S-Video and composite in and out connectors
Capable of up to 704x480 at 30 fps (60 fields/sec) capture at 6.6:1 compression using
MJPEG |
| SCSI controller 1 |
ASUS PCI-SC200 controller
Fast SCSI-II
Symbios Logic 810 based card
Terminated |
| SCSI controller 2 |
ASUS PCI-SC875 controller
Ultra-Wide SCSI-II
Symbios Logic 875 based card with onboard BIOS
Terminated |
| Hard drive 1 (Master on primary IDE channel) |
Quantum Fireball TM 3.8GB
4500 RPM
2.0GB FAT, 1.8GB FAT |
| Hard drive 2 (SCSI - Connected to ASUS PCI-SC875) |
IBM UltraStar 2XP DCHS-39100 (09W) Fast-Wide SCSI-II
7200 RPM (Whoop-ass!)
SCSI ID 4, terminated
Formatted entirely as NTFS |
| CD-ROM (Connected to ASUS PCI-SC200) |
Plextor 4X SCSI CD-ROM
SCSI ID 0, not terminated |
| CD-R (Connected to ASUS PCI-SC200) |
HP6020i
6X read, 2X write
SCSI ID 2, terminated
originally an HP4020i, replaced under warranty by 6020i due to repeated drive failure
Now it's gone, because it's failed too many times! |
| Sound Card |
Sound Blaster 16
16-bit sound card, Type CT2740 |
| Speakers |
Yamaha YST-M10 powered speakers
Connected to SB16 Line-out |
| MIDI card |
Roland MPU-401 compatible ISA card |
| External MIDI module |
Roland SC-55 Sound Canvas (this was a lot of fun when I got it!) |
| Modem |
External Cardinal MVP288XF flash-upgraded to 33.6
Connected to COM2 port |
| Network Interface Card (NIC) |
3COM 3C590 10Mbps Ethernet combo card
10 Base-T, 10 Base-2, and 10 Base-5 connectors |
| Mouse |
Mouse Systems 3-button optical mouse
In Microsoft mouse compatible mode
Connected to PS/2 mouse port |
| Joystick |
Logitech WingMan Extreme
4-button joystick with hat
Connected to SB16 game port |
| Keyboard |
Gateway 2000 Anykey keyboard
Has function keys down the side and on top
Macro programmable |
| Floppy drive |
1 1.44MB floppy drive (A:) |
| Case |
Enlight EN-6680 AT mid-tower case
Secondary case fan mounted in lower front of case |
