What was your first PC?

Texas Instruments TI-99/4A

Some of my favorites Parsec, Munch Man (Pacman knockoff), Hunt The Wumpus and Car Wars.

Seeing a few erronoius comments, and I am going to be anal and point it out, lol

My first Home Computer was a C64.
My first Personal Computer was a 386-sx16, 1mb ram, 3.5 floppy, no hdd

PC stands for Personal Compter and is accepted shorthand for IBM PC. It a marketing thing :)

My first was an Amiga 500.
But for a proper "pc" it was an intel 486 (80486) @ 33Mhz (turbo 66mhz)

zx spectrum was something
my 1st pc has Celeron 1.7 ghz cpu and NVidia GeForce 4 card

First one I owned myself? A kickass FastMicro 286DX, with a Soundblaster and some sort of nifty onboard video setup (later upgraded to Voodoo, which never worked quite right). And the essential 2400-baud modem (I think it was 2400, because I remember having online ProDoor BBS friends who were still working at 300 - though mine might have been a 1200, I'm not really sure at this point).

Mine was a windows 97 pc.

A tiny black box of crap ... I think it was Dell?

Vic 20, the C64's predecessor.

First real IBM PC was an 8088 @ 4MHz, pulled the second 5.25" drive out to put in a 20 MB hard drive.

First computer a Commodore C64, first PC a 486 dx2 66 mhz , 4 mb ram , 540HD with DOS 6.2

After reading the first comments, realizing my first computer is too new for this thread.

2nd hand HP compaq
P4 presscot 2.4
radeon 9200

sorry. im young.

As a kid, I had a generic 286 IBM-compatible (can't remember the clock speed) built by some computer shop. There was an 80 MB hard drive somewhere along the way skipping a 386 and transitioning to a 486. I remember making 3.5" floppy bootdisks with specific IRQ/DMA settings for sound and freeing up conventional memory just to play games. I'm no stranger to things like ISA slots, 1X CD-ROM drives, BBSs, newsgroups, playing TIE Fighter on a crap "joystick," or being blown away by the music in MechWarrior 2.

Damn, I feel downright ancient when I recall computer tech of yesteryear.

IBM clone ? Don't remember the config exactly, but it had a Celeron 333 (i overclocked it to 416), 64MB RAM, Intel i740, SB 16 and a 4.3GB HDD. 1999, good times.
The the very first computer was an Atari 65XE in like 1993 ? Then a Pegasus

As far as I remember it was a Amiga 4000, Monkey Island Lemmings
then moved to a PC, Pentium 2 with a 4Mo graphic card (damn, felt like a SuperCalculator for me at the time)
good old days

I don't even remember the specs, I was pretty young.

A laptop without Wi-Fi. What was the point of having a laptop but no Wi-Fi? You needed to plug in a cable xD

The one I made 3 years ago and the one I still have now. I will be getting a new GPU this month though. Oh, and added some RAM, so I guess it's a little different.

Intel Pentium I 166Mhz, with ~1.6GB HDD. that's all I know. It's still working but is just catching dust at grandma's attic.

This is the same case, btw.

My first PC was:
Intel Celeron 300A, 32MB SDRAM, 3000MB HDD, TEAC 24x CD-Rom, generic 3.5" floppy, integrated Sis 6325 3D graphics + 3Dfx VooDoo 2 12MB 3D accelerator (which i bought some years later, played Half Life on the integrated card though with no problems :))

Spectrum ZX81

My first PC was an old and used 386 with 2 or 3 games. A little time after, somebody deletted all those files that can't be opened, Windows files (windows 3.11). Format was the only solution so bye games. Luckily my cousin had a PC with CD drive, I had some free and shareware games in a magazine's disc, lots of floppy disks...

286 @20mhz, it was tough to run keen4 but very exiting.
Free mem op ;)

Pentium 60Mhz (later upgrade to a 100Mhz micro) - Sound Blaster (multimedia kit) - 4Mb Ram (well here im not remember) - Video (ISA) later change for a PCI to play Duke Nuken 3D - Samsung 14" - MS Mouse 2.0 (a real good mouse, dont have scroll button in that age)

P/D: Also have many year ago a C64 (home computer) with Dataset + Disk Driver 5 1/4" (single density). And a x286 IBM PS1 (im not sure about this, when i open cant recognize his components.
P/D: Remember C64-128-Amiga and MAC are not PC (IBM Compatible).

Apple //c with a dot matrix printer, a green monitor and Number Munchers on a 5.25" floppy disc.