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Artec Celeron 700

Front Rear

A 700Mhz Celeron in a case that originally housed a computer built by Arche Technologies.

Eight computers that look like this were acquired from HHS in the early 2000s with at least one being scrapped and one being sold. They were all 166MHz Pentium MMX with an MSI MS-5148 motherboard. This one later had its motherboard replaced with a Socket 370 board and 700MHz Celeron CPU. It was at one point in the early 2010s used for trying out Haiku.

Specifications

These are the specifications of the machine. Only the Power Supply and perhaps Floppy Drive are original.

Case Desktop, unknown manufacturer, badged as an Artec by Arche
Power Supply Real Power RPS-ATX 200U (200W)
CPU Intel Celeron, 700Mhz (Socket 370) SL4P2
Motherboard Gigabyte GA-6SMZ7
RAM 128MB (2x 64MB)
VGA Motherboard-integrated
Network Motherboard-integrated
Audio Motherboard-integrated
Drives Seagate ST310014ACE 10GB IDE (OEM from somewhere)
LG CRD-8400B 40x CD-ROM (ex-IBM)
Panasonic JU-257A606P Floppy Drive

Inside Motherboard

This machine currently has no allocated task, so it lives in storage. It was pulled from storage in April 2024, fully dismantled, all components cleaned and tested, then reassembled and inventoried as COMP-0004. The floppy drive was lubricated and battery replaced. The hard disk passed all tests with zero bad sectors and is currently formatted with Windows 98 DOS.

Current Issues

CPU could probably do with fresh thermal paste.

Inventory Data

This is a subset of the hardware inventory record for this computer. It may be more up-to-date than the rest of this page.

Computer: COMP-0004 Manufacturer: Arche, Model: Unknown Pentium 166MMX, Name: Artec Celeron 700
Last Inspected 2024-04-17 Working? True Battery Changed: 2024-04-17
Notes:
Ex-HHS, acquired in early/mid-2000s. Later upgraded with a motherboard likely ex-ATC with the USB hole enlarged to fit. Appears to have been last used to run Haiku.
2024-04-14 Pulled from storage
2024-04-17 Fully dismantled, cleaned, reassembled and tested. Hard disk wiped and reformatted with Win98 DOS. New battery installed. All tests pass.
Case: CASE-0003 Manufacturer: Unknown, Model: UNK-B
PSU: POWR-0005 Manufacturer: Real Power, Model: RPS-ATX 200U, Rating: 200W
Motherboard: MOBO-0057 Manufacturer: Gigabyte, Model: GA-6SMZ7, on The Retro Web
Cards:
Drives:
IDDescription
DRIV-0014LG CRD-8400B, Type: Fixed-Disk, Interface: IDE, Capacity: 700MB, Working: true
DRIV-0013Panasonic JU-257A606P, Type: 3.5" Floppy, Interface: MFM, Capacity: 1.44MB, Working: true
DRIV-0012Seagate ST310014ACE, Type: Fixed-Disk, Interface: IDE, Capacity: 10GB, Working: true