my first PC was 166mhz and when I was playing GTA1 I already dreamed that one day we will be playing this game in a 3D world - the dream became reality !
The world was much simpler (and colofrul?) back then, had so much fun with all the midi files, wallpapers, screensavers, new softwares, early 3D games, emulators.. it was like the magical era.
Oh, that's beautiful! Our first IBM-type PC was a 50mhz 486 with 8mb RAM. When Win95 came out, it ran like crap on it, so we updated to a Pentium 133 with 32mb. I later added a Voodoo Banshee card and this was my machine for Dark Forces 2 Jedi Knight, Myth 1&2, Quake, and oh the memories!
I had second hand ibm386 when i was kid. Amazing memories, except i couldn't play at midnight because hard drive was so loud that was waking up parents in other room 🤣😂
Intel Pentium 133 MHz (released on June 1, 1995). The fastest Intel Pentium microprocessor at the time of Windows 95’s launch date (happened on August 24, 1995).
Ahhhhhh....brings back memories. My first PC was an IBM 386/DX2 66 with Windows 3.1, which I soon upgraded to Windows 95 after adding a new 8x CD ROM. The sound of Windows 95.....awesome!
Its amazing to think how more advanced the pc has become since the heady days of mid 90s, my brother had a similar spec pc and it was a beast of a machine, i was console boy back then only because pcs couldn't keep up with the likes of the PlayStation 1, N64 etc and it took so long sometimes to get a game to work like making boot disks etc before win95 but these days the pc has very much overtaken consoles power wise i much prefer the power of a pc and all the tweaks you can do with them that you cant to with a console. I still have a couple of ibm thinkpads a T22 and T23 one is running Windows 95 and the other is win 98 i used the T22 to play my old dos games on as it has the correct sound soundbaster card to get the audio to work right, doom, quake, hexen play so damn well on this laptop, i also go a bunch of win95 games like virtual pool, simcity, lemmings 95 that run great.
My first computer was in 1997, it was a 166 Mhz Pentium with 32mb of EDO ram, and had a 1,6gb HDD. I added a Monster 3dfx Voodoo 1 card, it was running on Windows 95 with a 15" CRT monitor, and I have been hooked on computer gaming ever since! :)
My first pc was a Packard Bell in 1992. Had 4 ram Pentium 486dx but it felt special. Long behold it was the beginning of a long affair with computers. Missed those times.
The storage and processing on most of our phones is not only far superior to this PC, it's also far superior to what most corporations had when this PC was made.
My first PC in 1996: * Cyrix 6x86 P166 * 32 MB RAM * 2GB HDD * 3,5" floppy drive * 16x CD-ROM drive * Aztech Waverider audio card * 4MB ATI 3D video card with MPEG hardware decoder * CRT monitor with integrated stereo speakers * Windows 95
Takiego mocarza nie posiadałem. Mój pierwszy komputer to był zestaw: Celeron 400 mhz, 32 MB Ram, karta zintegrowana Ati Rage Pro Turbo 8 mb, dysk hdd 4 GB, karta dźwiękowa zintegrowana SoundBlaster 64, system windows 98. Płyta główna nie posiadała slotu AGP, by móc włożyć lepszą kartę graficzną, a wtedy były takie tuzy jak: 3dfx VooDoo, nVidia Riva TNT2.. a później wychodziły pierwsze GeForce'y
Bom, até 2017 tinha um computador desktop Hp com Pentium 4/3gb de RAM/500gb de HD, com windows vista, posteriormente com windows 7, apesar de lento, devido a limitação de ram que por mais que colocasse memória ram, só lia 3gb , por causa da arquitetura de 32bits do processador Pentium 4. Demorava uns 10 minutos pra carregar tudo, mas trabalhava, via filme ,etc, dava pro gasto!
My dad told me, when this computer was brand new, they had a friend and his sons over, and one of their sons who was in his teens atm asked if he could see my dads new computer. And he touche it and said something like "Well now I can tell my friend I have actually touche a Pentium!" I was too young to remember when this computer was the top, but I was in my teens in the 00's and I had the same experienced when a friend got a PS3, as one of the first in my country... And now you see them at thrift stores for no money at all...
These are close to me because the average home user for all intensive purposes had not much time to do advanced multimedia but if you paid almost as much as a car costs you could get a machine that would run any operating system including Vista!
I used to have the 120 MHz without the MMX technology. I found out about the MMX tech when I failed to run (Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation) as the required the MMX tech, I was so sad that my CPU didn't have it.
My very first PC was this Pentium 133 with 16 MB ram, I had so much fun with windows 95 and all the softwares the store owner installed for me, until about year later I bought Might & Magic VI and Need for Speed (forgot which one), and I needed more FPS so I went to the store and the owner recommends me a Pentium 200 MMX and he overclocked it for me to 225MHz, so it was a decent upgrade from 133 to 225, almost doubling the FPS. A few years later I traded in the PC to the same store owner and he built me a Pentium III 500Mhz with a Voodoo 3 3000 graphics card, from there on I could game better and install NES and SNES emulators, and it was my golden era, it can even run bleem (PS1 emulator) playing Final Fantasy series on it. Learned HTML and stuffs and finally after several years later, I worked and got my own money, I bought a new PC with Pentium IV 2.4GHz and it was a huge leap... from there on the journey continues to Core 2 Duo E6750 > i5 3570K > i5 12600K > i7 13700K (current PC)
Первая Масяня, первый Яндекс, первая асечка, первый винамп.. Это всё было прям вау!.. Еретик, цивилизация, Дюк Нюкем... 32Мб - да это мечта, тут 16Мб за счастье было! А, ну ещё работа - маткад, матлаб, ворд, дерайв... - диплом....)
Indeed. Emulators might be good for those who can't acquire a real retro machine for whatever reason but they will never match the feeling of playing for real on this kind of hardware. For making my life easier, I have replaced many HDDs with SSDs in these old machines and even that takes away some of the feeling.
Lol wow that's fast! I remember our windows 95 took an eternity. Our process was turn it on, go make yourself a cuppa, then by the time you get back it's ready to rock. Lol
Yo conservo el mío sólo el procesador y mother que tengo que reparar por condensadores malos un pentium 150 MHz y reparar una awe64 usaba una crystal audio pero no tiene la misma calidad por suerte conseguí un gabinete con fuente sin uso
I had Intel Pentium P-3, 64-MB RAM, 20 GB HDD with Windows ME in 2000. Before that we used MS-DOS for C programming ,BASIC, FORTRAN etc in our school. Around 1998 I remember we used to play a Cat game with 3 dumpsters. Forgot the name pf the game. Win-ME had great multimedia experience, although people still favored Win-98, until Xp came out.
Got a Pentium II as well! Running Windows 98 and connects to the internet. It's a wonderful, nostalgic feeling to browse old, forgotten HTML web pages that are still around on it.
32 MB memory, man this man back in the 90s would be a beast!
YUP it was !!! I had one
I prefer to imagine I still live in the 90’s. 😎
Now I have 32gb ram 😂 now that’s a beast one day we’ll exceed terabytes and petabytes 🤣
Even 1 MB of memory would be considered overkill in the mid 80's
In 97, i only have 486dx2 16mb ram, 1gb hdd but it has sb16+cdrom. While my friend has this spec as video.
Pentium 133 + Command & Conquer = The good old days!
Doom, Doom 2, Hexen, C&C Red Alert, Dungeon Keeper 1, Diablo 1, Warcraft II. Good times.
my first PC was 166mhz and when I was playing GTA1 I already dreamed that one day we will be playing this game in a 3D world - the dream became reality !
I had an SX33 and then stepped up to a DX66. Smooth as butter until the elegance of coding went full bloat.
The good old days especially Windows 95 startup sound.
I use it when starting up my Windows 11 laptop.
I'm watching just to hear those sweet beeps, buzzes, scratches and that majestic windows chime.
The world was much simpler (and colofrul?) back then, had so much fun with all the midi files, wallpapers, screensavers, new softwares, early 3D games, emulators.. it was like the magical era.
Oh, that's beautiful! Our first IBM-type PC was a 50mhz 486 with 8mb RAM. When Win95 came out, it ran like crap on it, so we updated to a Pentium 133 with 32mb. I later added a Voodoo Banshee card and this was my machine for Dark Forces 2 Jedi Knight, Myth 1&2, Quake, and oh the memories!
I had second hand ibm386 when i was kid. Amazing memories, except i couldn't play at midnight because hard drive was so loud that was waking up parents in other room 🤣😂
Intel Pentium 133 MHz (released on June 1, 1995). The fastest Intel Pentium microprocessor at the time of Windows 95’s launch date (happened on August 24, 1995).
No 386 is Faster than him
@@FlakerGamer No. Pentium 133 is faster than 386
@@cartlinux9071 search friend
@@FlakerGamer i did search for friend, google responded with 'No results found'
@@satie7 sad
THE BEST OF TIMES to be a computer geek. Technology moved so fast, it cost a fortune to keep up with it, and you almost had to.
Good for evolution, but for a normal consumer it was a nightmare. Your 1000$ PC good for nothing in 3 years.
Wow, that Windows 95 startup sound brings back a ton of memories.
Electronics were mechanically satisfying back then good ol days
Ahhhhhh....brings back memories. My first PC was an IBM 386/DX2 66 with Windows 3.1, which I soon upgraded to Windows 95 after adding a new 8x CD ROM. The sound of Windows 95.....awesome!
I really missed those days. It reminds me a lot of good memories. Thank you
Same
Same here 😥
@@Carolina-mw4po
Me too
Jorgo 1982
You missed your old memories not the PC.
PC reminded old days :)
Its amazing to think how more advanced the pc has become since the heady days of mid 90s, my brother had a similar spec pc and it was a beast of a machine, i was console boy back then only because pcs couldn't keep up with the likes of the PlayStation 1, N64 etc and it took so long sometimes to get a game to work like making boot disks etc before win95 but these days the pc has very much overtaken consoles power wise i much prefer the power of a pc and all the tweaks you can do with them that you cant to with a console.
I still have a couple of ibm thinkpads a T22 and T23 one is running Windows 95 and the other is win 98 i used the T22 to play my old dos games on as it has the correct sound soundbaster card to get the audio to work right, doom, quake, hexen play so damn well on this laptop, i also go a bunch of win95 games like virtual pool, simcity, lemmings 95 that run great.
My first pc is pentium 133 with win95, too.
literally my childhood:
intel pentium 1
starcraft & starcraft broodwar
playing campaign all day... good memories!
Wow good old memories
I enjoy these mid-90's rigs, it's what I grew up with during my primary school years!
Lovely. I remember those sounds and those days.
It feels amazing seeing stuffs older than me still working well 😮
Never had the old computers just the ones from the 2000s ! Got my first computer in April of 2008 have had one ever since !
My first computer was in 1997, it was a 166 Mhz Pentium with 32mb of EDO ram, and had a 1,6gb HDD. I added a Monster 3dfx Voodoo 1 card, it was running on Windows 95 with a 15" CRT monitor, and I have been hooked on computer gaming ever since! :)
What a beautiful machine
Old is gold.💪❤️
Моя прелесть. Как же я мечтал о таком когда то. Это была мечта!
Nice build.
I have Pentium 1 75MHz with 32MB EDO RAM and S3 Trio GPU.
My first pc was a Packard Bell in 1992. Had 4 ram Pentium 486dx but it felt special. Long behold it was the beginning of a long affair with computers. Missed those times.
There are 3 of these lying around in the garage for about 30 years, and they are all working.
OMG! When I hear this 1:12, I feel nostalgic
Que coisa linda, já possuí um desses, era uma época incrível. Ainda quero montar um PC antigo igual, apenas para nostalgia.
This starting sound. =) Memories of childhood. =D
My first Pentium.
Bought it in 1996 to go online with dial up modem :)
Thats been my ringtone for years
The storage and processing on most of our phones is not only far superior to this PC, it's also far superior to what most corporations had when this PC was made.
previously I had the Commodore Amiga, and suddenly in my house a Pentium 133 with Doom was one of the most magical moments of my life
Amiga 600. then Amiga 500+ with seperate floppy disck drive. some games needed 4 disks like street Fighter
Its simply beautiful.
i remember around 1992 or so this was my dream machine
ah man the memories, my first pc was around the time doom was released. SX25 and dxII 66.
Miss that Energy Star screen.
Startup sound is excellent
old and great memories
L.I.N.D.O !!! Sem palavras!!!
Brasil - mais um inscrito
I remember the 486 Dx2 66 Vs Pentium 90 load time battles we used to have... Ah the 90s
My first PC in 1996:
* Cyrix 6x86 P166
* 32 MB RAM
* 2GB HDD
* 3,5" floppy drive
* 16x CD-ROM drive
* Aztech Waverider audio card
* 4MB ATI 3D video card with MPEG hardware decoder
* CRT monitor with integrated stereo speakers
* Windows 95
U know, now looking back at any really old hardware is just so bad but umm 32mb? Was there no 64mb? Lol any upgrade chance?
@@ryanolsen294 32mb of ram in 1996 was a lot.
2 GB HDD Pc as now eg 2 TB HDD Pc 😄
haha I built a Cyrix 6x86 system. I thought it was so fast.
the most beautiful was the welcoming sound when loading your desktop
ive got one until now ... WONDERFULl
Takiego mocarza nie posiadałem. Mój pierwszy komputer to był zestaw: Celeron 400 mhz, 32 MB Ram, karta zintegrowana Ati Rage Pro Turbo 8 mb, dysk hdd 4 GB, karta dźwiękowa zintegrowana SoundBlaster 64, system windows 98. Płyta główna nie posiadała slotu AGP, by móc włożyć lepszą kartę graficzną, a wtedy były takie tuzy jak: 3dfx VooDoo, nVidia Riva TNT2.. a później wychodziły pierwsze GeForce'y
Bom, até 2017 tinha um computador desktop Hp com Pentium 4/3gb de RAM/500gb de HD, com windows vista, posteriormente com windows 7, apesar de lento, devido a limitação de ram que por mais que colocasse memória ram, só lia 3gb , por causa da arquitetura de 32bits do processador Pentium 4. Demorava uns 10 minutos pra carregar tudo, mas trabalhava, via filme ,etc, dava pro gasto!
Красота
My first computer was a pentium 66mhz running windows 3.11 for work groups. I over clocked it to 99mhz with the mobo jumpers and it ran great!
My first PC is intel 486 DX II 66MHz
i haved back in the days Pentium 150Mhz, 32MB RAM, 1.7GB Seagate and S3 1MB 2D card. That was my gaming machine even at 2002/2003 years...
This makes me remember of my first Pentium 1 computer with missing audio drivers. :)
Missing/non functional audio drivers is a standard thing for retro PCs in my view. 😂😂
This video brought me tears of joy. Good old days.
I remember when P4 was the sh*t, my 1st job at Best Buy in 03 and that was the best seller and my Counter Strike gaming processor.
My dad told me, when this computer was brand new, they had a friend and his sons over, and one of their sons who was in his teens atm asked if he could see my dads new computer. And he touche it and said something like "Well now I can tell my friend I have actually touche a Pentium!" I was too young to remember when this computer was the top, but I was in my teens in the 00's and I had the same experienced when a friend got a PS3, as one of the first in my country... And now you see them at thrift stores for no money at all...
These are close to me because the average home user for all intensive purposes had not much time to do advanced multimedia but if you paid almost as much as a car costs you could get a machine that would run any operating system including Vista!
i remember i love my first game zuma, i had it from my cousin when i'm 12 years old
I used to have the 120 MHz without the MMX technology. I found out about the MMX tech when I failed to run (Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation) as the required the MMX tech, I was so sad that my CPU didn't have it.
This have mmx?
@@macgyver6999 Yes
Edit: No
@@Porsche996TT awesome it can play mp3 and vcd too?
@@macgyver6999 MP3 yes, but I don't think it can play VCD.
@@Porsche996TT ah ok thx...I think it could run mpeg1 aka mp1 aka vcd aka dat video files
My first pc dude
Heroes II
You will be remembered
I want to have one this type of computer.
But it is not available in market now a days.This is so beautiful computer.
Short, but oddly satisfying.
Beast 🐥
The OS I studied pc literacy and later repair class!
I had one. It was my firts PC! My PC had a hard drive of 1 GB :) back then
Hell of a machine for its day
Нет, это не слеза. Просто ностальгия в глаз попала.
Beautifull machine. 😃 👌 I got that one.. 😃
I need to get one of these
I had similar PC and used to play f22 raptor and Hercules games
Our first propper PC (gaming PC) after we had 386 and 486. Remember fitting it with the voodoo 1 card.
Wow!! 27years old computer
My first PC I assembled with Intel Pentium 133mhz, my university friends were envy
OLD IS GOLD . I HAVE INTEL CELERON 1.80 GHZ COMPUTER.
My very first PC was this Pentium 133 with 16 MB ram, I had so much fun with windows 95 and all the softwares the store owner installed for me, until about year later I bought Might & Magic VI and Need for Speed (forgot which one), and I needed more FPS so I went to the store and the owner recommends me a Pentium 200 MMX and he overclocked it for me to 225MHz, so it was a decent upgrade from 133 to 225, almost doubling the FPS.
A few years later I traded in the PC to the same store owner and he built me a Pentium III 500Mhz with a Voodoo 3 3000 graphics card, from there on I could game better and install NES and SNES emulators, and it was my golden era, it can even run bleem (PS1 emulator) playing Final Fantasy series on it. Learned HTML and stuffs and finally after several years later, I worked and got my own money, I bought a new PC with Pentium IV 2.4GHz and it was a huge leap... from there on the journey continues to Core 2 Duo E6750 > i5 3570K > i5 12600K > i7 13700K (current PC)
2023: *Opens a fucking Photo viewer* My PC: Well, guess I need at least 200 MB of RAM to show you this photo.
2 floppy drives, this man is ballin'
That's a nice computer.
Первая Масяня, первый Яндекс, первая асечка, первый винамп.. Это всё было прям вау!.. Еретик, цивилизация, Дюк Нюкем... 32Мб - да это мечта, тут 16Мб за счастье было! А, ну ещё работа - маткад, матлаб, ворд, дерайв... - диплом....)
Ностальгия, были времена.
Nostalgia, there were times
I remember my PC it was a 386, but when the Pentium came in it was a big deal !
My childhood my father have this one :)
I remember using eye protection on monitors like it
I WISH I HAD A TURBO BUTTON ON MY PC!
Today, 32GB of RAM is common. Just think, that's a thousand times more memory!!
And I love to work on win 95 and 98... It save my space of pc..... I love to work for office use and this is best......
That boot was fast...
This was my first computer. Wish i had the sense to keep it, i gave it away to a younger cousin of mine who ended up destroying it.
Just need the old dial up sound now.
Those were the days. Noisy hard drives. Noisy fans.
Super Retro Hardware for DOS Gaming...
Indeed. Emulators might be good for those who can't acquire a real retro machine for whatever reason but they will never match the feeling of playing for real on this kind of hardware. For making my life easier, I have replaced many HDDs with SSDs in these old machines and even that takes away some of the feeling.
The things were so uncomplicated, sturdy and durable in those days not like today particularly in the case of mobile phones.
That's usually the ways things go. After a while design takes over function.
Wow mine was upgradet from 4MN to 8MB and this was much NICE
It was like an 4090 RTX back in the days
Nostalgia
That floopy a:\ sound which seeks for boot disk. Amazing
Lol wow that's fast! I remember our windows 95 took an eternity. Our process was turn it on, go make yourself a cuppa, then by the time you get back it's ready to rock. Lol
The HDD was very clean when I made this video, you don't have to add much to those old bastards before they double and triple their boot speed. 😆
My first pc had a 133 mhz AMD. I soon replaced it with a Pentium 150 mhz.
Una reliquia
Masih ada komputernya
Yo conservo el mío sólo el procesador y mother que tengo que reparar por condensadores malos un pentium 150 MHz y reparar una awe64 usaba una crystal audio pero no tiene la misma calidad por suerte conseguí un gabinete con fuente sin uso
I had Intel Pentium P-3, 64-MB RAM, 20 GB HDD with Windows ME in 2000. Before that we used MS-DOS for C programming ,BASIC, FORTRAN etc in our school. Around 1998 I remember we used to play a Cat game with 3 dumpsters. Forgot the name pf the game. Win-ME had great multimedia experience, although people still favored Win-98, until Xp came out.
my work computer still uses this
この頃のPCって 今とは違う面白さがあった
Man i can play cyberpunk, thanks!🎉🎉🎉
Ahhh I remember. Never had a Pentium 1 but a Pentium II and III with 450Mhz CPU clockspeed and 256Mb of RAM
Got a Pentium II as well! Running Windows 98 and connects to the internet. It's a wonderful, nostalgic feeling to browse old, forgotten HTML web pages that are still around on it.
Similar to a PC that I bought in 1996.