was it clean inside the PC?

Nope, lots of dust

sad for a Celeron..

you can also put in a Pentium 3 400MHZ. is great for old vintage games :)

I actually tried to put in a 800MHz, 100MHz bus Celeron in it. It didn't work. Still have that 800MHz Celeron though.

wel... come PC board have a only sometimes power of a 400MHZ or 250MHZ. depress what for name the board has

Ooohh, things like this make me all nerdy! Windows 98 SE is one of my favorite versions of Windows (the others being Win2000 and WinXP). But if you want to use this for retro-gaming, you'd best upgrade to a 500 MHz CPU and install an a 32MB or better AGP graphics card. A larger hard drive wouldn't hurt, either--but be forewarned, Windows 9x can't boot from a partition larger than 32 GB, and (as I understand) can't use any hard drive larger than 137 GB (yes, odd size). There are fixes for these things, but I'm not sure what they are.

Oh--you don't mean to say that this thing uses a PowerPC CPU, right? One of the Windows NT versions supported that, but I don't think Win98 did.

Actually, the 137GB limit is a BIOS thing, and not fixable. And no, this doesn't use a PowerPC CPU, that's an Apple CPU. It used a Intel Celeron 366MHz CPU, please read the description. Brand name "Future Power" =/= Power PC. Besides, I don't have this computer anymore.

Yeah, I hadn't read you description before asking that. I posted the question and then thought, "That doesn't make any sense!"