Robb, I fixed one up for someone once for an internet box and I'll tell you what I can remember. I believe that they use a 90 MHz Pentium CPU but they can be upgraded. I think I upgraded the one that I had to 160 MHz. They're decent machines and have ethernet and such built in but one thing that that I hate about them is that they need special brackets to install extra drives. There should be a couple of tabs on the front bottom corners, push the tabs in (or out?) and the case should slide off the front (or forward about an inch and then up and off?). I think that pressing F1 while it's booting will get you into the CMOS setup. Joe At 01:53 PM 4/15/02 -0700, you wrote: