What model number is it? My folks used to have a Pentium II Dell Dimension XPS R450 (I think that was the number). Very capable machine. It was 450MHz, hence the number.
Mine had 128MB RAM and a 20GB hard drive, though I think there was an STB card on it for video and the sound card was a Turtle Beach Montego of some sort (which I think I pulled from the machine). It came with a Trinitron 17" monitor that was really nice. Mine also had a DVD player and two USB ports (pretty good for a 1998 non-Apple computer).
Very expandable machines indeed, I remember the computer having a ton of open slots. And if you want to play games on it you should be good--I purchased Triple Play Baseball for the computer (since there wasn't a Mac version available) and it ran very well.
When my mom got into Macs she gave the computer to me. I sold the computer to a buddy for $25.
Mine had 128MB RAM and a 20GB hard drive, though I think there was an STB card on it for video and the sound card was a Turtle Beach Montego of some sort (which I think I pulled from the machine). It came with a Trinitron 17" monitor that was really nice. Mine also had a DVD player and two USB ports (pretty good for a 1998 non-Apple computer).
Very expandable machines indeed, I remember the computer having a ton of open slots. And if you want to play games on it you should be good--I purchased Triple Play Baseball for the computer (since there wasn't a Mac version available) and it ran very well.
When my mom got into Macs she gave the computer to me. I sold the computer to a buddy for $25.