After taking a look around my computer, I found something - under processors, in the device manager, Intel Pentium 4 CPU 3.20GHz is listed twice, so I guess this means that I have two of those...or something....I dunno
Hyperthreading? The secondhand desktop I just bought lists two processors, but it's a single core. I've been meaning to turn HT off as its 2.8GHz P4 seems slower than my 1.6GHz Celeron M at times.
On to the specs:
CPU: 2.8GHz P4 (as I already stated)
RAM: 512MB (2x256, neither are from the same manufacturer and are of different clock rates)
GPU: VisionTek Radeon HD 2400 Pro (512 MB)
(+ Intel Extreme 2 (64 MB) if I ever want to use it...)
HDD: 226GB internal spread over two drives, ~320 external, around 50% utilization
500W power supply
Case: He he he... case... It started out in a low-profile case I couldn't do squat with, so I ripped the guts out of a larger, ancient case and shoved these into it. Everything wouldn't fit, so the case is now on its side with the top off, with the drive caddy from the old case and the PSU hanging out of one of the openings.
Total price: Old case (+ monitor & keyboard) was free. PC with tiny monitor was $125. Radeon was ~$90. PSU was ~$25.
Total ~$240
A note on the GPU: I stuck it in my computer then couldn't figure out why my system would hang after less than a minute of use. Turns out the stock 110W PSU isn't enough to power it.
The monitor and keyboard are now sitting under my bed, in favor of the ginormous HP M70 behemoth and the keyboard that came with my previous PC.
I'd take a pic of this monstrosity if I had my camera, but it's not with me at the moment (the camera, that is).