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⭐Retro PC: 2009year IBM 4852-E66 (IBM Touch15" SurePOS 500), loading Windows⭐

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IBM 4852-E66 (IBM Touch15" SurePOS 500) startup, loading Windows 10
Year of production: 2009.
⭐*Specifications Computer:* ⭐
Model: IBM 4852-E66 2009 year
Type: IBM Touch15" SurePOS 500
Year of production: 2013
Installed: Windows 10 Pro
Processor: Intel® Core™2 Duo E8400 2x3.0GHz
Chipset: Intel Q35 Chipset
RAM: 4GB DDR2
HDD: 160GB IBM FRU 54Y2437
Graphic card: Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 3100
Monitor: 15" IR Touchscreen 1280x1024
Touch: SurePoint infrared touch
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Комментарии : 4

@TheTechMan5270 3 месяца назад

Sadly IBM sold is POS Computers devision to Toshiba

@tstechshaman 3 месяца назад

Yes, I know that. And now the same POS computers advertise them as Toshiba

@El_Transportacoches_33 3 месяца назад

0:42: Is it normal that when this type of computer starts up it sounds like a hand dryer? 2:08: Those beeps when you select something on the screen with your fingers (as is also done on mobile phones) will there be something similar on desktop PCs? I mean, just like there are the beeps for the special keys (Ctrl keys, Shift keys, etc.) and the numpad and caps lock keys, there will be the same thing but for when you select something with the mouse, or even when you use the keyboard as cursor controller?

@tstechshaman 3 месяца назад

0:42 the hard disk does not start, the noise is from the fan of processor. In this computer, the fan speed is regulated by the load. At maximum load, the fan turns on at maximum speed and makes a loud noise. I have noticed on branded computers such as IBM, HP, at initial start-up, the fan automatically turns on for a while at the highest speed and then the speed decreases significantly and goes away. I think some kind of test is being done from the motherboard for the condition of the fan. 2:08: Yes there are beeps for other various functions, key combination presses, etc. Somewhere in the setup of the Windows itself you can set and edit these sounds. This can be done on any desktop computer.