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A 900Mhz machine would take SDRAM; 1GB was largely unheard of in that era and large chips are near-impossible to find. The few that can be found are expensive.
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Win2k sounds good but try fluxbuntu first, runs very well on an old 300Mhz K6 with 128MB of RAM that I use.
Just out of interest where can you get win2k install media/licence?
A 900Mhz machine would take SDRAM; 1GB was largely unheard of in that era and large chips are near-impossible to find. The few that can be found are expensive.
512Mb sticks of name brand PC133 are about $30 a piece with shipping, and probably much cheaper if you want to win an actual auction, check pricewatch, or watch computer fs/ft forums. There is no reason you need 1Gb on a single stick.
got a p3 1Ghz running xp (didnt bother to strip it, just installed minimal programs) on 128 SDRAM. firefox and such are workable. even office 2007, if you can bear with longer load times.