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Backup PC for table

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I just ordered one of these for a backup, or for those building a new table.
https://www.tigerdirect.com/application ... &Sku=#img3
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Tom - that looks like a great deal. Thanks for sharing that info.
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Re: Backup PC for table

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Good Find Tom,

Not sure I could handle the speed, the old laptop on the Torch Match was designed by cavemen and delivered on the May Flower :Wow
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SegoMan DeSigns wrote: Sat May 14, 2022 6:45 pm Good Find Tom,

Not sure I could handle the speed, the old laptop on the Torch Match was designed by cavemen and delivered on the May Flower :Wow
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Re: Backup PC for table

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Back when I got into computers the main frame system I worked on was 1 MHz processor and 1 MB hard drive (5 units with 4--26" diameter discs each unit had a 3 HP motor to spin them). Core memory of 300K :HaHa :HaHa Big replacement was the Disc packs, 10 recording surfaces in a removable container that looked like a plastic cake cover. :Yay
DIY 4X4 Plasma/Router Table
Hypertherm PM65 Machine Torch
Drag Knife and Scribe
Miller Mig welder
13" metal lathe
Small Mill
Everlast PowerTig 255 EXT
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