I remember my dad got a computer and we had no games or anything, just being on it felt so damn cool. Then my brother bought Quake and Thief for it few years later. Shit was rockin!
My dad had a computer with Windows 95, It had A Pentium I with a clock speed of 120MHz alongside with 252MB of RAM, about a year ago i decided to open it, seeing some old hardware and comparing it with my current comouter was crazy!
Right?!! My mom may have had Prodigy via dialup then, but my Dad's didn't have any internet at all and it was still amazing to start up windows 95, open up someting like Encarta '95 as if the computer was like a whole other world to explore. It was truly amazing!
Oh the nostalgia. My first pc. Win95. I was the only person out of all my friends and family who used the Internet. It was all new and exciting. Love it. ❤
Thanks, from all us old geezers who were programming in 1995, 1992 in my case. That sound was the world changing. I'm not sure how much longer, but I'm still programming (of course I never knew for how long even then). Here's to all the outlaws that I worked with back in the bad old days, wherever they are now. May they never have to worry about the curse of too many managers and fuck all agile scrums!!
Man this opened a floodgate of memories. My first multimedia PC with original Windows 95 CD in a box with a shiny certificate of authenticity. First brush with an 8x CD drive, Creative Sound Blaster sound card and two Creative speakers. Still get overwhelmed!
0:32 That sound that it is making brings back so many memories. I remember getting online on my grandma's computer, and looking up ZeldaUniverse, to find walkthroughs on Zelda games. xD
I want a computer like this now. I remember back when my brother and I were very young in the early 2000s, my parents had a Windows 98 computer in the basement. I played a couple old games on it.
Jaime Cobo Vicente, my dear and best friend, rest in peace. I was always proud of all your achievements until the last day. From wherever you see me, I love you my friend
I mean Microsoft wants windows 10 to be the end-all of PC operating systems so it might still be that in a couple decades unless they get rid of the x64 based windows system entirely
Then you would not have youtube and access to tech information as we have now. You would actually have to dig the info up, somewere deep in the library, using filing cards.
what a joy to hear those hard drives work and the satisfying login jingle. I remember that background! I remember how it always flicked off as windows started up because it couldnt load windows AND keep the background image rendered at the same time!
I think it was because back then the wallpaper was rendered by an application (ActiveDesktop), the functionality was not yet a part of the system. So for a while you'd have a blank wallpaper while ActiveDesktop is loading.
Well.... It was a different time. The years 1991 to 1996 are to me the most fun in terms of everyday life. If we are talking computers, then the periode from 1983 to 1997 are the most awesomme years ever. The best year are 1991, as march to august are the months were Amiga and x86 with dos, was equally good. And you were still able to use Commodore64 and Atari-800 machines as daily drivers. I fully agree with you, that the early 1990's were the absolute best years. Tech was awesomme and you did not need to be online and be reach-able all the time. Things were just better. Forget the 1960's, 1970's and the 00's and 10's.
I've been using LCDs for so long that I forgot that CRTs had a warm-up time where you could barely see anything after turning it on. IIRC that was one of the reasons for screen savers - turning it on and off often reduced screen's lifetime.
USSR, Processor Pentium - Technology from 1978 from the USSR, appeared in the West only in the 90s. Vladimir Pentkovsky from team of Professor Babayan(USSR). Vladimir Pentkovsky: after the collapse of the USSR, he emigrated to the United States with a team of Russian engineers to work at Intel. Russian technologies are used in all modern microelectronics, and the Russians continue to lead the world. */watch?v=seVKTe8ilYw*
Just loved it, I had Pentium MMX 233 MHz, with 32 MD simm ram. 1MB video card of SIS, Opti82c931 Sound card, LG studio works 14 inch color monitor, Zoltrix speakers, Creative CD rom 32x, played DukeNukem 3d all the time.
While 90s pc's disappeared from homes years ago, out in the world of business and industry you still sometimes come across an old one like this running some piece of machinery or such like. It's never been replaced because it never had to be. It can become a problem because the knowledge base of people who know how to troubleshoot them is dwindling, which means when they do fuck up it can be a problem. In 2016 IIRC the largest airport in Paris was shut down for a couple days, because a computer that supplied weather data to planes crashed. It then turned out that said computer was decades old and still running Windows 3.1. Which by that point was so far behind what was current, that it took a while to find somebody who could fix it.
Bro, am I in kindergarten again?! I'm a 2000s kid, but for some reason, the school hadn't upgraded from Windows 95. Didn't upgrade to Windows XP until I was in, like, 2nd grade. They completely skipped Vista, and went straight to Windows 7, then skipped 8 and went to Windows 10 when I was in...I think I was a freshman in high school. My school was weird.
Me too, my school has a one PC using W95 since 1998 (A old teacher said that to all my class) Bruh, i finished the high school in 2020 but that pc still functional. LOL
I remember turning on my dad's media center which was loaded with Windows XP, hearing it boot up, the hard drive sounds, the start up sounds! The days!
Ahh man, I need to upload a Windows XP boot video. I have tons of computers and out of all the oses I've tried and seen, XP has to be my favourite. It's simple and reliable and it looks really good. It has a really charming look.
@@AxecraftMCPE It was my introduction to computers too! At that time I've just gotten internet at home and it was revolutionary, it was really fast even in my old Pentium III computer. A couple of years later I got an Xbox 360 which got me into gaming.
I miss the sounds that old hard drives made. It was like you could hear how hard the computer was working.
I used to hype up my computer when it was trying to install doom 95 lol. Cheer it on while it's struggling to save files.
@@TexasGreed LMFAOOOO
@@TexasGreed LMAO
Hdds still make this sound
Me too. That sound.
0:57 oh, yes, that sound. So calm. And the memories it brings, they are so beautiful. Thank you.
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0:58
Yeah
@@belinftbl do library’s still have windows 95?
@@MorganNye нет, мой использует XP
Old days when they dont ask you to update everyday
Yeah
you can simply disable auto updates, and do it when you want
Did you know they still had updates even back.then lol
@@gothicanimegirlsz3443 lol
@@thgoodboy I set my updates to be done semi annually. Before that my pc was borderline unusable. Terrible OS design by Microsoft.
0:57 that will never get old
Well it has
0:58 the sound of heaven basically
definitely sounds like something you'd hear when you arrive
@@ScienceAlliance yes
The startup makes me feel like heaven😂
Yup
Ok
I remember my dad got a computer and we had no games or anything, just being on it felt so damn cool. Then my brother bought Quake and Thief for it few years later. Shit was rockin!
My dad had a computer with Windows 95, It had A Pentium I with a clock speed of 120MHz alongside with 252MB of RAM, about a year ago i decided to open it, seeing some old hardware and comparing it with my current comouter was crazy!
Right?!!
My mom may have had Prodigy via dialup then, but my Dad's didn't have any internet at all and it was still amazing to start up windows 95, open up someting like Encarta '95 as if the computer was like a whole other world to explore. It was truly amazing!
why is it so satisfying?
Idk
Because it is niceeeee : )
Me
Что по математике задали?
Nostalgia
1:06 guy in the monitor, is doing thumbs up.
I don't think so. It looked like he reached out for the camera to stop recording.
@@kaitek666 yes
LOL
Oh the nostalgia. My first pc. Win95. I was the only person out of all my friends and family who used the Internet. It was all new and exciting. Love it. ❤
What do you think about Taliban?
I didn't know how much i missed the sounds the hardware makes until I saw this. I used to love those sounds. Computing...
LGR's Video on "The Soothing sounds of the IBM PC AT" is good for this too, if you want to go even further back
Thanks, from all us old geezers who were programming in 1995, 1992 in my case. That sound was the world changing. I'm not sure how much longer, but I'm still programming (of course I never knew for how long even then). Here's to all the outlaws that I worked with back in the bad old days, wherever they are now. May they never have to worry about the curse of too many managers and fuck all agile scrums!!
This computer booting faster than my windows 10 computer
Absolutely!
Good old feeling!
Yea
Yeah beacuse he keep the desk nicly
Man this opened a floodgate of memories. My first multimedia PC with original Windows 95 CD in a box with a shiny certificate of authenticity. First brush with an 8x CD drive, Creative Sound Blaster sound card and two Creative speakers. Still get overwhelmed!
0:32 That sound that it is making brings back so many memories. I remember getting online on my grandma's computer, and looking up ZeldaUniverse, to find walkthroughs on Zelda games. xD
Childhood memories come back when looking at such a computer. Those were the times :) 🤣
0:57 the sound of nostalgia, very calm. this is why today I got the old PC.. to install windows 95.
My brother: bro why are you still watching this-
Me: THIS IS NOSTALGIC.
I want a computer like this now. I remember back when my brother and I were very young in the early 2000s, my parents had a Windows 98 computer in the basement. I played a couple old games on it.
Jaime Cobo Vicente, my dear and best friend, rest in peace. I was always proud of all your achievements until the last day. From wherever you see me, I love you my friend
Ugh! The sounds of my childhood... So refreshing!
0:58 nostalgia time
I feel the nostalgia even tho I was born in 2006
Same
There’s a word to describe that
It’s called anemoia
It’s a feeling of nostalgia for something that happened before you were born
I was also born on the same year
Same
@@pallabidutta9129 kids, go study instead of wasting time.
For 20 years:
Old computer boots up windows 10
I mean Microsoft wants windows 10 to be the end-all of PC operating systems so it might still be that in a couple decades unless they get rid of the x64 based windows system entirely
@@juliancumming6893 Well then: Old Computer Boots Up Windows 7
@@moebius0141 Lol
@@juliancumming6893 *windows 11 slams the door open*
I don't remember having 95, but the intro sound makes me wish I did.
Was just 5 yr old when windows 95 came..
Dad got it 2 yrs later cause of low budget.. miss those days ❤
If any of you seen Windows 95 back then, this is definitely nostalgia
It feels like being born in a vaporwave feverdream
0:57 Change the world, my final message, goodbye
I miss old days. My first PC was XP. I bought it in 2006. 😭❤️
@No you know how laptops arent meant to be put on laps right? C:
Oh man, how I miss these kinds of PCs!
My childhood. 😍
Damn that clicking and toot sounds nostalgic
This startup sound bring me so good memories
The jet-engine startup sound and read/write sounds of the hard drive.
This computer booting windows faster than my old laptop xD
See specs 😀
We live in a world where the outdated things have more value than the limited Mobile Data per day
I'd love to have that whole setup on my desk again. Even just for show and listening to those sounds from time to time :D
That CPU sound while processing is nostalgic
@@shade221 Back then everything inside, plus that big case was known as the CPU.
It's the reading/writing of the hard drive that does it for me.
I used to get so excited booting up my pc. such fun times.
Wow, he's really old, damn it is so cool to see old computers, I very rarely saw them :)
That sound is burned into my brain and a large part of my childhood
this brings back old memories gosh i wish we would stay in those previous years
Then you would not have youtube and access to tech information as we have now. You would actually have to dig the info up, somewere deep in the library, using filing cards.
Insane! I came back here because of the new Diablo 2 resurrected. I used to play Diablo 1 on my old Pentium PC. How times have changed.
what a joy to hear those hard drives work and the satisfying login jingle. I remember that background! I remember how it always flicked off as windows started up because it couldnt load windows AND keep the background image rendered at the same time!
I think it was because back then the wallpaper was rendered by an application (ActiveDesktop), the functionality was not yet a part of the system. So for a while you'd have a blank wallpaper while ActiveDesktop is loading.
This gave me nostalgia for a time before I was born
Well.... It was a different time. The years 1991 to 1996 are to me the most fun in terms of everyday life. If we are talking computers, then the periode from 1983 to 1997 are the most awesomme years ever. The best year are 1991, as march to august are the months were Amiga and x86 with dos, was equally good. And you were still able to use Commodore64 and Atari-800 machines as daily drivers. I fully agree with you, that the early 1990's were the absolute best years. Tech was awesomme and you did not need to be online and be reach-able all the time. Things were just better. Forget the 1960's, 1970's and the 00's and 10's.
In a 100 years, people are watching us booting up the system that we've used to watch this youtube video
Sounds I hear as a kid in our old computer labs
Me : I need a computer for play games
Mom : we have a computer at home
Computer at home :
These were the days, things were a lot simpler. I miss this. A lot.
I miss those days.
Hearing that chime brings back a lot of good memories.
0:50 The sound of the keyboard makes me miss the past 😥
Ahh..
Recommended me after 3yrs
In description, 32mb RAM😱
Sound of boot refreshed those days😌😌
I love how the wallpaper actually looks like wallpaper
This is still my reference for how long it takes a computer. Every time I start a newer one with an SSD and it boots in 10 seconds I am in awe.
I've been using LCDs for so long that I forgot that CRTs had a warm-up time where you could barely see anything after turning it on. IIRC that was one of the reasons for screen savers - turning it on and off often reduced screen's lifetime.
That beep sound, so nostalgic🥰
Runs Great on Pentium X edition.
Intel - discover what’s inside.
USSR, Processor Pentium - Technology from 1978 from the USSR, appeared in the West only in the 90s. Vladimir Pentkovsky from team of Professor Babayan(USSR). Vladimir Pentkovsky: after the collapse of the USSR, he emigrated to the United States with a team of Russian engineers to work at Intel. Russian technologies are used in all modern microelectronics, and the Russians continue to lead the world. */watch?v=seVKTe8ilYw*
Microprocessors E2K (Babayan team, USSR) Merced (Intel)
Clock frequency, GHz 1.2 0.8
Performance, SPECint95
/ SPECfp95 135 / 350 45 / 70
Crystal size, mm2 126 300
Power Consumption, Watts 35 60
etc
Russians Microprocessor race win 5 : 0
love how these were the best gaming pc's in 90s
It's sounds give me incredible feelings, reminding me the first time we bought a computer. The icons were so bright, colors were so beautiful.
0:57 hearing that sound again felt so wonderful.
If that’s an IBM model M keyboard, it’s worth a small fortune now!
This brings me back to when my brother had his first pc in the 1990s that sounds are very good makes me feel better
Same here. What a wonderful time it was, perfectly represented in that startup sound!
If this is actually a real 95, then I am surprised!
Damn bro LOVE THIS START SOUND
I love how the pc is quieter than my pc
legend's come from this CRT monitor era
Just loved it, I had Pentium MMX 233 MHz, with 32 MD simm ram. 1MB video card of SIS, Opti82c931 Sound card, LG studio works 14 inch color monitor, Zoltrix speakers, Creative CD rom 32x, played DukeNukem 3d all the time.
My mom had a laptop running Windows 95. She only plays Solitaire back then, and then my brother installs Columns in it (Sega Genesis emulator).
this took me back to the 90's
While 90s pc's disappeared from homes years ago, out in the world of business and industry you still sometimes come across an old one like this running some piece of machinery or such like. It's never been replaced because it never had to be. It can become a problem because the knowledge base of people who know how to troubleshoot them is dwindling, which means when they do fuck up it can be a problem. In 2016 IIRC the largest airport in Paris was shut down for a couple days, because a computer that supplied weather data to planes crashed. It then turned out that said computer was decades old and still running Windows 3.1. Which by that point was so far behind what was current, that it took a while to find somebody who could fix it.
So I don't have tinnitus, I just have the sound of a 90s computer stuck in my head...
I love watching these videos. I love old tech it’s just interesting, I’m basically kinda like the tech person in my class.
you can hear that shit draining a whole town's electricity for 3 seconds when he pressed the on button
Fun Fact : You never searched for this ! xD
memorising those moments which is unforgettable.
Good old days those sounds make you feel you are about the doing important things ppl didn't see the computers is kind of game portals.
Not sure why this is oddly satisfying to listen to...
I was born in 2001, but had abunch of VHS's, cassette tapes, old tv's and this computer
Bro, am I in kindergarten again?!
I'm a 2000s kid, but for some reason, the school hadn't upgraded from Windows 95. Didn't upgrade to Windows XP until I was in, like, 2nd grade. They completely skipped Vista, and went straight to Windows 7, then skipped 8 and went to Windows 10 when I was in...I think I was a freshman in high school.
My school was weird.
Me too, my school has a one PC using W95 since 1998 (A old teacher said that to all my class) Bruh, i finished the high school in 2020 but that pc still functional. LOL
0:58 that sound is soooo legendary fr
Sweet jesus that takes me back. I miss hearing the sound of a computer "thinking"
The grrrrrrr sound of the HDD realy give me the nostalgia
I had netscape navigator on my first windows 95 desktop.
It was like i was from the future.
We did too - happy times ^_^
The old CPU sounds = music to my ears
I born in 2009
But why this feels nostalgia and good days??? Heck you
Was waiting for the booting sound.. ❤️nd that brought a smile on my face.. thnx fr the vdo
When you had the big tower for two floppy drives, cdrom, burner and zip drive
O love this sound of windows 95
Remember my youth
I know the exact sensation of this process. Except our case wasn’t that nice - it was a former business machine, so very drab. Lol
Super computer, I love such retro devices, I recently recorded on my channel about a computer with Win Xp.
the good old times. sometimes i miss it so much
Oh yes that middle ATX tower with a turbo button and a function lock key.
I remember when I was 12 I got my first computer. An old computer from school, but still. The school awarded me a computer.
That was actually really nice of them
When it searched the floppy drive first. Oh the memories.
You know when the think was working hard was the hard drive was making a racket!
I remember turning on my dad's media center which was loaded with Windows XP, hearing it boot up, the hard drive sounds, the start up sounds! The days!
Ahh man, I need to upload a Windows XP boot video. I have tons of computers and out of all the oses I've tried and seen, XP has to be my favourite. It's simple and reliable and it looks really good. It has a really charming look.
@@Jcvlasmesas it was my introduction to windows, it just brings back memories of childhood, more sentimental than the PlayStation 2 lol
@@AxecraftMCPE It was my introduction to computers too! At that time I've just gotten internet at home and it was revolutionary, it was really fast even in my old Pentium III computer. A couple of years later I got an Xbox 360 which got me into gaming.
The clicky startup up hardware sounds are what i still remember up till xp