IRavenPCs



Dell Optiplex 7020 [Main PC]
This is my current main PC as of mid-June 2020 and will be for a long time, due to very high performance that I haven't ever gotten out of any of my systems. I've been waiting for an actual very good computer, and a Dell machine, so this is it, and I love it. <3

SPECS:
 * 3.6 GHz Intel Core i7-4790 Quad Core CPU
 * 12GB DDR3 RAM
 * 240GB SSD (Boot Drive)
 * 2TB HD (Video/Storage Drive)
 * Windows 10 Pro

MacBook Air (2017) [Main: Late 2017-Early 2020]
I was super excited to get this thing because it was my first (SUPPORTED) Mac.

SPECS:
 * 1.8 GHz Intel Core i5-5350U (U=Very Low Power) CPU
 * 8 GB GDDR3 RAM (Not upgradeable)
 * 128 GB PCI-E based SSD
 * Testing machine: macOS High Sierra

HP p7-1235 [Main:2012-2014]
This machine used to be the main computer of the family from 2012-2017. It was replaced by an HP laptop that had slower specs.

This is no longer my server and is now just a regular computer in my collection.

SPECS:
 * 3.2 GHz AMD A8-5500 APU
 * 4 GB DDR3 RAM
 * 1TB (Failing) HDD
 * Windows 7 Home Premium (HP Recovery)

Dell OptiPlex 755
This machine is a typical "throw-around" PC you would find in many schools and businesses in 2006-2011.

SPECS:
 * 2.2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo vPro CPU
 * 80GB HD
 * 2 GB DDR2 RAM
 * Windows XP Pro / Windows 7 Pro (dual boot)

Power Mac G5
This computer is my most powerful PowerPC system. It's a June 2004 model, and I got it at Goodwill for as-is condition, as it was dusty as all hell inside, had no hard drive, and the CD plate was caved in. There is also a series on my YouTube channel about this computer: Part 1 2

SPECS:
 * Dual 2 GHz PowerPC G5 (IBM 750) CPU
 * 2.5 GB DDR(1) RAM
 * Mac OS X 10.5.8
 * 250 GB HD

Macintosh (Original)
This has to be the most valuable machine I have in my collection. It's an original Macintosh computer from 1984, given to me generously by my grandmother in Canada. She used to work for Apple Computer, Inc. in the early 1980's as a Sales Manager, and even shook hands with the iconic Steve Jobs. There is also a series on my YouTube channel about this machine: Part 1 2 2.5 SPECS:
 * 8.53 MHz Motorola 68000 CPU
 * 512 KB (originally 128 KB) of soldered RAM chips
 * Mac OS 0.93-3.3
 * 400 KB floppy disks

Dell Dimension 8300
I got this computer from my school as it was in storage and not needed anymore. This is a professional dimension, not a home one (where it's slightly smaller and has a slightly different design than this one.)

SPECS:
 * 3.1 GHz Intel Pentium 4 HT
 * 1 GB DDR(1) RAM
 * 80 GB IDE HD
 * Windows XP Professional

Toshiba Satellite P55 [Main: March-June 2020]
Home laptop from 2013 I got for free from a friend.

SPECS:
 * 2.3 GHz Intel Core i5-4200U Dual Core CPU
 * 4GB DDR3 RAM
 * 500GB HD
 * Windows 10 Pro (soon replacing?)

iBook G4 [Broken Currently]
It came with Leopard, but I downgraded it to Mac OS 9.2.2.

Since December 2017, the LCD has been cracked and does not fully function. Will be fixed soon.
 * 1 GHz PowerPC G4 CPU
 * 768 MB DDR1 RAM
 * Mac OS 9.2.2
 * 30 GB IDE HD

Dell Inspiron 11-inch (2-in-1) [Not Working]
This computer was given to me by my mom as it was getting very slow on Windows 10 and with a crappy hard drive. The computer is currently not working as I am using its ram for something else and it needs a hard drive.

SPECS:
 * 2.2GHz Intel Pentium (newer one, not the first pentium)
 * No RAM (yet)
 * No HDD (yet)
 * No OS (yet)