I'm happy to have an operational 5160 with 5153 EGA monitor and 20MB HDD. I was able to get a 16-bit ISA ethernet and sound card I had working in them (despite being 8-bit ISA slots). I have it networked to my main router and can transfer files using FTP through the mTCP suite. This makes it incredibly easy to manage the drive from a modern environment without the need for floppy/HDD emulators. I also have a mostly functional 5150 and a parts-only clone. Many years ago I had picked up a 5160 from a garage sale for $20 with monitor and that was my "secondary" PC for a long time.