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Here’s the next series in my Photoblog, the computers I use on a daily basis. Advance warning: Don’t expect k-leet LEDs-galore, 10 billion cooling fans, cathode-lighted internals compubeasts. I expect my boxes to be functional, not aesthetically pleasing (or blinding).

The three computers are:

• My home PC; AMD Thunderbird 1.4GHz, 128MB DDR-SDRAM, NVIDIA Geforce2 MX-400, Albatron KX600-Pro mobo, Powered by Slackware Linux.
• The Corporate Server; Intel Celeron (Mendocino) 333MHz, 128MB SDRAM, Onboard SiS Display, Some generic SiS5595 mobo, Powered by Slackware Linux.
• My work box; AMD Athlon XP 1600+, 512MB DDR-SDRAM, NVIDIA Geforce2 MX-400, Some generic VIA mobo, Underpowered by Windows XP

Click the link below only if you’re interested to see how the buggers look like

Taken at ISO200 exposure with no flash for the glowing effect.

Automatic exposure, note the “fierce” stickers on the IDE device cover. No monitor needed when you have SSH

Automatic exposure, nice 17-inch LCD monitor. Too bad for the OS though

All pics shot with my trusty Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX5 digital camera.