At that point I had just upgraded our Pentium 166 with a Voodoo2 and could finally play Quake 2 in glorious accelerated 800x600 3D. That machine started life as a Micron 486 DX2 66MHz that was upgraded to a Pentium Overdrive which was then upgraded with a Tyan Tomcat III with a Pentium 166. RAM was 32 MB of EDO and video card was an ATI 3d Pro turbo with 4MB VRAM (expandable to 8MB and had built in TV output) Storage was a mix of the 486's original 540MB disk and a 1 GB disk I bought at a computer fair. That was the first gigabyte disk I owned and was ecstatic that I could copy a whole CD's worth of data to my disk.

I still have all of the above mentioned parts, save for the hard disks, including the pulled 486 chip. I had The Tyan booting OpenBSD and 9front last year but it had a lot of stability issues. Unsure if its age related or software.