Description: r/retrobattlestations: Show off your old-school computer rig! Dig out your retro computers and set them up, or dig out your vintage photos from when …
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I'm using the build to run Batocera OS for some retro gaming. It's a blast from the past, and the performance has been surprisingly good.
Here are the details of this retro beast: