I explained to her that it could be very valuable someday or used as a museum piece once my system is widely adopted and changes the world. I don't think she bought that argument.
I explained to her that it could be very valuable someday or used as a museum piece once my system is widely adopted and changes the world. I don't think she bought that argument.
This one had been given to my son to play games on, and then we did a few upgrades: a 256gb SSD I had laying around, a $15 half-height R5 340X GPU off ebay, and a $5 E8500 CPU upgrade (replacing a Pentium Dual Core E5200.)
I gave it a clean install of Windows 10, and someone bought it for his mom to browse facebook on.
Sure, without those upgrades, it probably wouldn't have fetched as much, but the SSD made the most significant difference, and you can get those for $15 these days.
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/jul/17/first-gen...
How many things were permanently lost because inventors threw away their early prototypes or first working copy?