Looking to get 2 more computers to network for Project M. Software. Would these work alright. ThanksMARKETING NAME: Deskpro EP MFG PART NO: CMQ-356120-006 **EP can be desktop or minitower. Default configuration is desktop. Configuration must be specified before going out** UPGRADES: MEMORY: 32MB=CMQ-166612-B21;64MB=CMQ-166613-B21;128MB=CMQ-166614-B21;256MB=CMQ-102306-B 21 VRAM: CMQ-294418-B21 (8MB memory module upgrade) CACHE: None PROCESSOR/SPEED: Pentium II/450MHz (100MHz bus) ARCHITECTURE: PCI;ISA;AGP CARD SLOTS: (3) PCI, (1) ISA(occupied by audio) (1) PCI/ISA, (1) AGP HALF size (occupied by graphics) EXPANSION BAYS: 5 Total, 2 Internal, 3 External LEVEL2 CACHE: 512KB FLOPPY: 3.5" 1.44MB STANDARD RAM: 64MB MAX: 768MB SLOTS: 3 Total (2 Available) GRAPHICS: Matrox Millenium G200-SD AGP graphics W/8MB SDRAM standard (16MB max) with resolution up to 1920x1080 with 16.7M colors at 65Hz. INTERFACES: 2 Serial, 1 Keyboard, 1 Mouse, 1 RJ-45, 2 USB, 1 video, 1 Parallel NETWORKING: 3Com 3C905B-TX OTHER FEATURES: AUDIO: Enhanced business Pro Audio, ESS 1869 16-bit full duplex, input/output jacks, internal speaker. SECURITY: Setup Password, Memory Change Alert, Ownership Tag, QuickLock/ QuickBlank, Power-on Password, Removable Media Boot Control, Removable Media Write Control, Serial Port Control, Parallel Port Control, USB Port Control, and Network Server Mode. MANAGEABILITY: Asset Management, Fault Management, Security Management, Configuration Management and Integration Management. Brad

PeterK Looks like you have the computers now you need a Hub 10/100 baseand install Net BUI on your system...Whats the project?

It's an A320 Project. Bought all the equipment from a builder in Canada. Has to be reassembled and wired still.

Brad, Can you give any info on where/who you bought the equipment from?Dave

I bought it from a man named Ron Weins in toronto. You can get all the equipment from these sites.http://www.flightdecksolutions.com/http://home.att.net/~sfinger/home.htmlhttp://www.projectmagenta.com/

Brad,While that machine would likely work as a secondary computer, it's pretty old. I would assume you are buying it used. How much actual RAM does it have? Hard disk? OS?If the price is low it might be a reasonable deal. If you have to buy more bits and pieces (a hard disk, more RAM, etc.) you might be better off shopping for low end, new machines. ASUS has a neat book shelf micro-tower that runs somewhere around $500 without the monitor.Mikewww.mikesflightdeck.com

Yes they do have hard disk. I'm wanting them for my Project Magenta Software for my Pilot and co pilot displays. Will they work ok for that. Thanks for any help

PeterKIm running 4 computers on a network for no reason except that thereavailable...mainly I store the scenery and designers on a seperate system and ship them over to the main flight computer for the simulator.. I tied them all together with a 100 base Hub and Net BUI softwarein fs98Se.. I think as long as the proggram can keep up on the network there should be no problem...I use p160s and p133s with fs2002 and fs2000 and it seems to run ok..A celleron 300 runs fs2002..I know Poky but with the 16meg bansheevideo card im hoplding 15 FPS...slow but it works..The airbus looks good....How does that left handed joystick feel????pete