They are our past. We should treat these pieces of technology with respect. Because surely they were someones childhood, and they setted the bases for what we have today.
Bro my PC literally makes weird noises when i turn it on "TRRRRBEUTRIP Edit: WTH OVER 40 LIKES??I know its just a button but thats the most ive ever gotten Thanks to everyone who liked on this reply!!
@@NPCroblox. Thats because Microsoft ended updates and all technical support for Windows 7 in January 14th 2020. The reason is unkown but it might be because Microsoft is trying to get people to upgrade to Windows 10 and have a more and reliable software to use at that time.
I have a old typewriter and it takes zero seconds to turn on, uses less electricity than my gaming laptop It also has no CPU and no RAM The whole thing is powered by a single electric motor
It is then a analog typewriter, it probably can run on power from a mobile phone charger. It doesn't need a cpu, ram or anything as the typewriter may have a rubber seal and the keys will use it to stamp the letters onto the paper. Fun fact : the shift key on some typewriters actually shifts the entire stamping assembly as the small and large letters are above or below eachother
@@agoogleuser2619 it's a IBM selectric III It runs purely mechanical with the power source being the motors turning force which uses electricity it stamps letters to the page after
Not really. Those things worked and would have worked even with a nuclear war outside. Not something you can say about the sorry excuses being used today in schools that fail left and right or randomly restart.
The thing was, resources were so universally limited that software developers had to be smart with how much resources they used. It really is a lost artform because so many developers these days neglect it in order to save money.
Yes, its awful how stupidly much memory games use. Wasteful and sloppy.
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Hell just look at the lack of optimization in games these days, because the fanboys and even company just say "Go get more RAM/Storage/better CPU or GPU." When games like Stellatris should not require you to ignore the 2 other galaxy sizes you can play on and only be able to have 2 ort 3 AI opponents to be able to have an endgame that isnt slower than a stoned slug. And my machine is 5x what is needed to run that damn game and still cant do it.
These machines were actually a joy to use. Put Linux on it, and it goes much faster. I remember that feeling after hooking it up to all the lights in the house, and putting cgi programs (written in C) on it to control them remotely, and using ipchains to do NAT (what your WiFi router does, now) to get everybodys machine on the Internet at the same time through 1 dialup modem connection before there were even wired routers. These machines were awesome!
You are not fitting any modern distro into 64 megs of RAM and getting anywhere near the experience Windows 98 offered. Even getting to a text console in that amount of RAM takes some pretty careful planning. Most distros are dropping support for i386 in entirety. I think even Debian is due to drop it with the trixie 13.0 release. Either that or trixie is supposed to be the last one.
You aren't fitting the distro, you're just fitting the kernel. I still use FVWM on a few machines. No, they don't use the mainline kernel, or a distro, unless Slackware still counts as a distro.
@@sedrosken831 This machine has a pentium II though, which would be i686 and thus still supported for a quite a while. Your only real roadblock would be lack of SSE or SSE2 support (the former of which can be remedied by upgrading the CPU to a Pentium III) but with a RAM upgrade this thing could easily still get an X11 desktop going on a light enough distro (like a Puppy Linux flavor, Alpine, Arch, or even Gentoo if you want to go that route)
Same with me, the first piece of tech i encountered was a Tim phone (a literal brick) and a small laptop that i still have today. Small enough it has 512 mb of ram
We had a Pentium II, got it late 1999. 350Mhz, 32Mb RAM, 16Gb HDD. Was lit!
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Man remember the old Voodoo 2 graphics cards? Or back then with AMD and their "equivilent" CPUs aka if a game said it needed a Pentium 80Mhz it meant your AMD could barely run it. Man I miss when Pentium wasnt a jackass pricey for the sake of it brand all because you got a few percent of improvement in a game that no one really noticed anyway.
These are the computers in my school right now, half of them are broken Imagine having a perfect spot in between your buddies, it DOESENT turn on…. You have to sit with the annoying kids 🥲
"I got mail, let's load up the internet" yeah... you wouldn't know you had mail unless you were already connected to the internet. Like it still is. Webpages didn't take a minute to load back then because they were very much less data heavy.
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Also those sites were not packed with fkn video and audio ads that would autoplay and eat into your connection just so some bank could jerk off in your face.
nah we actually get decent chromebooks at my school I always see kids breaking theirs somehow even though i've had my original for almost 2 years now 💀
My first PC had a 10 mb HDD and 64 kb of RAM. There wasn't enough storage for the text documents I was writing so I had to load them on and off of 768kb 5.25 floppies. Our 14.4 kbps modem took 10 minutes to load an image into our monochrome orange screen. Computers today are AMAZING.
@@haagenslash5963 Damn that's such a long wait. I don't have my own PC/laptop but when my mobile is laggy or loading is taking too long I get so frustrated. 😖
My wifi is shit in my room, so I am used to it haha.
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Most kids nowdays would lose their minds having to deal with Windows 95 era loading and would have a mental breakdown having to spend an afternoon installing Windows with 12 floppy disks.
Fun fact, websites didn't even take that much longer to load. They were just programmed using HTML and as little images as possible. Nowadays, MOST programmers / companies don't bother about the SIZE of their application. They just throw AWS CDNs on it and hope their site is being delivered fast enough for all users.
@@aquaponieeeIt's annoying to run out of my high speed data, then try and open a website article... only for it to break or take an entire minute. It may be in 360p, but I can still load TH-cam vids at that speed....
One thing that is slowing down the loading time is the extreme amount of requests a page has these days. Back then you pretty much just had the html page and the images, unless you were using frames. But it was still minimal to all the frameworks, css and JavaScript-calls on a modern site.
Old PCs may have been a pain, but they were essential for technological advancements. Developers had to be resourceful back then, making them appreciate the value of efficiency.
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Now devs get lazy and just put the onus on players, game unoptimized trash, they tell you to just upgrade your machine. Never mind I still have games that even after 5 to 10 years still run like trash on a system far beyond their recommended requirements. (Looking at you Stellaris!)
Pinball was completely incompatible with 64 bit processors and Microsoft had to spend a lot of money to make it compatible with trickery because people needed it
Oh for sure, public schools ran shit at least 5 years out of date and in my HS the IT department was some private company ripping the school of to do nothing. Our computer room had 30 PC's if you were lucky only 5 worked.
A computer is a machine that can be programmed to automatically carry out sequences of arithmetic or logical operations (computation). Modern digital electronic computers can perform generic sets of operations known as programs. These programs enable computers to perform a wide range of tasks.
Bruh of course it doesn't load webpages because it was not designed for modern internet. I can assure you that for doing time appropriate tasks it works perfectly fine
Me stuck on Windows 7: I want to update it to 11 but media creation tool does not work. And I don't see any updates, just window 7 updates. The past: We have windows 98
@@kirekocev2587 Here is the issue. I want to update my windows 7 computer to 11. So I was trying media creation tool in Google, it errored. I trid the "64 bit", it errored. So ty if you helped. I will subscribe to you
I have an old pc with windows 2000 and another one with windows xp. You can still use these computers daily with some modern programs it will be slow though and a lot of things may not be compatible
you should downlead most median free x86 PC emulator , DOSBox, is ready available, example, any windows 311, set it, from the time it take go from starting emulator to fully loading emulated PC operating system, less time than it takes just word, and yet anyway being how great optimised the latest operating systems are ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
OG, dont worry, if you look at egg chance, it says the following: If you purchase the entire Monster Egg chain offer from the Shop and have not yet obtained all three Hypercharge Buzz Skins during the Godzilla Event, you will see the special Shop offers afterwards to complete the set.
Yeah, I was 13 in 1997 and really got into computing (I'm a web developer now adays). Things were rough until about 2006-07 when computers improved. My first PC was a Compaq before I built one of my own. I still have nightmares with the dial-up modem noises...
10gb hard drive. I had Lego Island 2 on my windows 98. I loved it. I lost the CD, but I got a new one, I traded it for Lego Racer. Games were so fun I upgraded my 64mb of RAM to 128. Super computer. Lol.
I actually have zero complaints using the windows 95 computer, i like the convenience of modern puters but something about the old click clacks and knobs is so nostalgic that i still use the ball mouse to this day.
This is a funny look back! We've come along way. I clearly remember swapping my dial-up modem card for a new, faster 56.6K, which was all the rage. By today's standards, it's not even as fast as a horse and buggy. Unless you had two separate land lines, you could not be online and on the phone simultaneously. I'm glad those days are gone!
Let me explain. Nobody in college, if lucky, literally used the dial-up to go to the Internet, or on the local file shares at the time. They used the university network, which was not only faster(if your PC or laptop had a network card), but also much more versatile for sonething like IRC chats, or an occasional LAN party. And the Internet wasn't as widespread as today. 64 MB of RAM was pretty standard for 1999, while 256 MB was high end. If you also account that the best processor at the time was the Pentium 3. If you used the PC with Windows 95/98, it was pretty much a death sentence on a TCP/IP network, because network-based exploits were pretty simple compared to today, Windows 95/98 didn't work with TCP/IP properly, so you could actually get locked out of the server, because the network thought that you're attacking it, while you're actually typing it's name, and with just one bad Word document, your whole computer could go banans.
That's the best era of computing to me, it's cool to look back with modern VM's to see what people thought was revolutionary, but today we take for granted.
I'm gonna sound like a boomer now, but goddamn it at least the content that took so long was worth waiting for. You weren't greeted with 8 banners, cookie consents and shit. Also, this was the time before your mom, dad, sister, her friends, influencers and other annoying people understood what to do on the Internet (ie. before fb/insta etc.).... Just us nerds. It was the best of times, and I truly truly miss that. I am glad I was a part of it! And hey, the sound of a modem calling up is the sweetest of sounds!
Ngl old PC's are such a pain. They are medieval torture
But can they run faster and better with some upgrades?
They are our past. We should treat these pieces of technology with respect. Because surely they were someones childhood, and they setted the bases for what we have today.
@@SomeOne-ph1gw they run faster because they have such little to do, our pcs sometimes run slow because they can do a whole lot of shit
@@ranaal-azawi1712 yeah, I know it, I meant, what if we replace the old RAM, CPU, Memory, with newer parts, will it work faster?
The solution use a server as a pc instead of a pc. My has 512 gb of ram
What shall i do with all of the ram
"You've got mail" was the most cool sound effect ever back in the 90's
the sound is now using for fingerprint accept in turkeys new student dormitories
@vnsarghbbbho
I actually have it as my notification saund 😅
YOU GOT MAiL
I have no I idea whether you're kidding or not.(I'm born in 2008 btw)
I've never seen gohar speaking in such a casual manner lmao
Literally this is the first time he isn't a NPC 😅
Ikr
Ikr
Why does this sound like my pc and better 😭
*but
*except
Yet.*
@@IdOnThAvEaUsE69 *but sometimes
thats*
Kids now grew up with the internet
We back then grew up "WITH" the internet
I still fondly remember yt having a rating system
Juvenoia
Juvenoia
Juvenoia
Juvenoia
Odd1sout!
“You open up one chrome tab that thing is cooked” got me ☠️☠️☠️
Chrome is sit, Firefox was flying
@@Storkz0rewhat
@@Moreyax1ns Firefox worked very fast on Win98 with Athlon 960Mhz. Chrome is overloaded piece of sit
Netscape
@@Moreyax1ns FF was faster than modern chrome on win98 and athlon 1000hz
the pc 💀
the keyboard 🗿
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Hell yeah they're good af. I use a Compaq keyboard from the Windows 95/98 era on a gaming PC and it's like new. They don't break
Computers now: 2 microdecibals of fan noise “WAHHHH MY PC IS SO LOUD”
Computers then: *Click click vroom beeeep* “Haha it’s thinking”
Bro my PC literally makes weird noises when i turn it on "TRRRRBEUTRIP
Edit: WTH OVER 40 LIKES??I know its just a button but thats the most ive ever gotten Thanks to everyone who liked on this reply!!
Well thats better than my laptop that has the inside components of the charger exposed
@@UnConstant geez bro btw i use intel core 3 which is 8 years old XD wut about u?
@@mr.banana2738Me too man😭
@@mr.banana2738 same mate. i hate this shit
“Don’t touch it, it’s thinking.”
Every dad ever
Schools in the 90's: Windows PCs
Schools now: Cheap a$$ chromebooks 💀
Fr, they don’t even turn on sometimes and just randomly restart, and they take it for like 3 weeks and say they “fixed” it but nothing changed
naw my school uses ipads 💀
@@DaRealWhiteSkeleton naw bro your school be rich af
My school uses touchscreen dell laptops
@@DaRealWhiteSkeleton”ooh fancy pants right magi over here” 💀
Windows 7 was the peak man
XD if you have a good antimalware program, it will be insanely amazing to still use windows 7
@@sam11182 but now my moms windows 7 cant update anymore 😭
@@NPCroblox. Oh No
@@NPCroblox. Thats because Microsoft ended updates and all technical support for Windows 7 in January 14th 2020. The reason is unkown but it might be because Microsoft is trying to get people to upgrade to Windows 10 and have a more and reliable software to use at that time.
2000 [not ME] or XP were the best
People used to have PATIENCE those days 👍🏻
Ofc, they weren't so important back then, than it is compared to now in general.
Yea. This is partly why he annoys me. He has no patience.
Starting up a PC back then seemed fast to us. We definitely wouldn’t have patience right now 😂
but its also about how assignments need to be done nobody has this time just to load up an app
@@marianavlogs107people used paper
I have a old typewriter and it takes zero seconds to turn on, uses less electricity than my gaming laptop It also has no CPU and no RAM The whole thing is powered by a single electric motor
Mine too. Sadly though y eraser strip has gone bad
but can it run crysis
It is then a analog typewriter, it probably can run on power from a mobile phone charger. It doesn't need a cpu, ram or anything as the typewriter may have a rubber seal and the keys will use it to stamp the letters onto the paper.
Fun fact : the shift key on some typewriters actually shifts the entire stamping assembly as the small and large letters are above or below eachother
@@agoogleuser2619 it's a IBM selectric III
It runs purely mechanical with the power source being the motors turning force which uses electricity it stamps letters to the page after
@@pluffler it has no cpu you'd have to be the CPU and draw the frames with text
bro switched to tech TH-camr💀
thnx for likes
Youber
fr
This was my first video of his,i thought this is a tech channel
@@kevin2020us nah, he was education and school tips
i’ll say we were really patient back in the days
but is was also all we had. Unless you had a T1line.
Immature generation today has become more and more impatient
y'all really were fr. I cannot be that patient...hahaaa
Not really. Those things worked and would have worked even with a nuclear war outside. Not something you can say about the sorry excuses being used today in schools that fail left and right or randomly restart.
The thing was, resources were so universally limited that software developers had to be smart with how much resources they used. It really is a lost artform because so many developers these days neglect it in order to save money.
Yes, its awful how stupidly much memory games use. Wasteful and sloppy.
Hell just look at the lack of optimization in games these days, because the fanboys and even company just say "Go get more RAM/Storage/better CPU or GPU." When games like Stellatris should not require you to ignore the 2 other galaxy sizes you can play on and only be able to have 2 ort 3 AI opponents to be able to have an endgame that isnt slower than a stoned slug. And my machine is 5x what is needed to run that damn game and still cant do it.
These machines were actually a joy to use. Put Linux on it, and it goes much faster. I remember that feeling after hooking it up to all the lights in the house, and putting cgi programs (written in C) on it to control them remotely, and using ipchains to do NAT (what your WiFi router does, now) to get everybodys machine on the Internet at the same time through 1 dialup modem connection before there were even wired routers. These machines were awesome!
these things were all fun and games until they randomly decided that it was time to die for no reason at all
You are not fitting any modern distro into 64 megs of RAM and getting anywhere near the experience Windows 98 offered. Even getting to a text console in that amount of RAM takes some pretty careful planning. Most distros are dropping support for i386 in entirety. I think even Debian is due to drop it with the trixie 13.0 release. Either that or trixie is supposed to be the last one.
You aren't fitting the distro, you're just fitting the kernel. I still use FVWM on a few machines. No, they don't use the mainline kernel, or a distro, unless Slackware still counts as a distro.
It's today people that is stupid
@@sedrosken831 This machine has a pentium II though, which would be i686 and thus still supported for a quite a while. Your only real roadblock would be lack of SSE or SSE2 support (the former of which can be remedied by upgrading the CPU to a Pentium III) but with a RAM upgrade this thing could easily still get an X11 desktop going on a light enough distro (like a Puppy Linux flavor, Alpine, Arch, or even Gentoo if you want to go that route)
That 3D Pinball Game was so fun, I don't even know how the game works.
“ Please start up Please start up Please start up” me with my windows E L E V E N
I have Windows 7 💀
@@shizafalak2597W
convert to linux
@@godshandftwfrkeep your religious views to yourself
@@davidsnow2653 sure, may the arch linux x64 be with you though.
Kids in the 90's had a favorite screensaver.
Pipes all the way, unless using Winamp then it was the one that was all trippy colors and vortexy, perfect for stoners.
milkdrop will forever be the most revolutionary thing created
“Just throw in a gpu” -Zach’s tech turfs
4090 with intel celeron 💀
lol i watched all those videos
A Ryzen 4070
@@sourrlemons best 100 cent gpu 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Waves of nostalgia just hit. I wasn’t even born in the 90’s. Just lucky my family progressed through technology at a snails pace.
Same with me, the first piece of tech i encountered was a Tim phone (a literal brick) and a small laptop that i still have today. Small enough it has 512 mb of ram
almost same. I'm only 14 but i have seen how slow are 90's pcs when i was a kid
cap@@OculuKabak
@@J.New_the_kopite how? do you live in my house?
It's called *"Anemoia"* most often called False Nostalgia, where you are nostalgic about an experience or things you never experienced.
Love the "Woah" at the Pipe Screensaver 😂
Using such computers must have good self-possession
The good old days where you can play games with your brother/ friend on the same pc! 1 keyboard 2 players 😂
@@Hirokuro_Asura That or it does launch and then you cannot connect or it requires a MASSIVE update just to work right.
We had a Pentium II, got it late 1999. 350Mhz, 32Mb RAM, 16Gb HDD. Was lit!
Man remember the old Voodoo 2 graphics cards? Or back then with AMD and their "equivilent" CPUs aka if a game said it needed a Pentium 80Mhz it meant your AMD could barely run it. Man I miss when Pentium wasnt a jackass pricey for the sake of it brand all because you got a few percent of improvement in a game that no one really noticed anyway.
These are the computers in my school right now, half of them are broken
Imagine having a perfect spot in between your buddies, it DOESENT turn on….
You have to sit with the annoying kids 🥲
"I got mail, let's load up the internet" yeah... you wouldn't know you had mail unless you were already connected to the internet. Like it still is. Webpages didn't take a minute to load back then because they were very much less data heavy.
Also those sites were not packed with fkn video and audio ads that would autoplay and eat into your connection just so some bank could jerk off in your face.
Still better than my school computer
My computer is probably better than your school computer I'm clocked at almost 4TB running games mostly on Linux.
@@TechnoMinded-qp5inIn my opinion, overclocking is like throwing money into a raging fire.
@@italian_yoda6635 It really depends I can't activate my cores to officially overclock it all Linux does is give you a small boost that's about it.
nah we actually get decent chromebooks at my school
I always see kids breaking theirs somehow even though i've had my original for almost 2 years now 💀
Same
I also used this when i was younger
It was fun to use amd i learned how to type using it
I can feel the static from that monitor
gohar saying “Woah.” on the screensaver was cool but scary at the same time
Windows 98 brings back so many good memories
Since modern technology only takes less than a second to load our patience is so low we can't even wait a minute for these things.
My first PC had a 10 mb HDD and 64 kb of RAM. There wasn't enough storage for the text documents I was writing so I had to load them on and off of 768kb 5.25 floppies. Our 14.4 kbps modem took 10 minutes to load an image into our monochrome orange screen.
Computers today are AMAZING.
@@haagenslash5963 Damn that's such a long wait.
I don't have my own PC/laptop but when my mobile is laggy or loading is taking too long I get so frustrated. 😖
It's funny though, computers in the 80's turned on instantly
My wifi is shit in my room, so I am used to it haha.
Most kids nowdays would lose their minds having to deal with Windows 95 era loading and would have a mental breakdown having to spend an afternoon installing Windows with 12 floppy disks.
*actual funny video of gohar be like:*
I was tryna look for the teapot
Fun fact, websites didn't even take that much longer to load. They were just programmed using HTML and as little images as possible.
Nowadays, MOST programmers / companies don't bother about the SIZE of their application. They just throw AWS CDNs on it and hope their site is being delivered fast enough for all users.
yeah, they often take longer to load today than they did back then
@@aquaponieeeIt's annoying to run out of my high speed data, then try and open a website article... only for it to break or take an entire minute. It may be in 360p, but I can still load TH-cam vids at that speed....
One thing that is slowing down the loading time is the extreme amount of requests a page has these days. Back then you pretty much just had the html page and the images, unless you were using frames. But it was still minimal to all the frameworks, css and JavaScript-calls on a modern site.
That keyboard and those TVS ones are prolly stronger than the security for nuclear codes in north koread
Old PCs may have been a pain, but they were essential for technological advancements. Developers had to be resourceful back then, making them appreciate the value of efficiency.
Now devs get lazy and just put the onus on players, game unoptimized trash, they tell you to just upgrade your machine. Never mind I still have games that even after 5 to 10 years still run like trash on a system far beyond their recommended requirements. (Looking at you Stellaris!)
That pinball was firee and brought back a lot of memories
Pinball was completely incompatible with 64 bit processors and Microsoft had to spend a lot of money to make it compatible with trickery because people needed it
"WAIT wait wait wait"
*turns into Don Pollo*
*music* a ka kayo perinco tempo kayo perinco tink
"you open up one chrome tab and that thing is cooked"
my brain cooked when i heard it , because im DYING OF LAUGHING 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Mouse: _Change to eraser_
Gohar: wait wait wait Wait Wait WAIT WAIT WAI-
Bro, students in the 90s had older shit than this. We had old apples that predate mouses.
Ah, the word processor on 5" floppys!
Oh for sure, public schools ran shit at least 5 years out of date and in my HS the IT department was some private company ripping the school of to do nothing. Our computer room had 30 PC's if you were lucky only 5 worked.
A computer is a machine that can be programmed to automatically carry out sequences of arithmetic or logical operations (computation). Modern digital electronic computers can perform generic sets of operations known as programs. These programs enable computers to perform a wide range of tasks.
Bruh of course it doesn't load webpages because it was not designed for modern internet. I can assure you that for doing time appropriate tasks it works perfectly fine
My PC was a Pentium 233 Mhz on 2mb line in 2003 it loaded web pages in 1 or 2 seconds.
That's because you used broadband connection @@Bewefau
True, most modern pages have so many ads that are video and audio, we didn't have that back then only static images and links.
that paint felt nostalgic
"You've got mail"
“Can someone please turn this off” has a ton of meme potential
MICHAEL MJD’S 5$ WINDOWS 98 PC
That was my first thought too and I’m kind of concerned for myself.
Dude went the INTERNET WAY😂😂😂
imma make a sleeper build with that
There's just not much vents on there tho
Please don’t throw away these parts, they are basically collectors item
Me stuck on Windows 7: I want to update it to 11 but media creation tool does not work. And I don't see any updates, just window 7 updates.
The past: We have windows 98
Don't update to windows 11, worst thing I've ever done
And also i might be able to help you though, what's the issue
@@kirekocev2587 Here is the issue. I want to update my windows 7 computer to 11. So I was trying media creation tool in Google, it errored. I trid the "64 bit", it errored. So ty if you helped. I will subscribe to you
@@kirekocev2587any reasons should I go to win 11 from 10 ?
try upgrading to 10 first
“Can someone please turn this o-“
was personal 💀
Computers back then: Hello welcome to your computer what would you like to do
Computers now: Nahh your not doing anything, ItS uPdAtaE tImE
Computing was actually exciting back then.
Linux restored my faith in operating systems.
@@myhandleiswhatwhich distro you use man?
Not even, you open Chrome in the first place and all of a sudden there is a crater where your house just was.
Me when i spread vintage computer misinformation on the internet:
"Think Fast Chucklenuts!"
I have an old pc with windows 2000 and another one with windows xp. You can still use these computers daily with some modern programs it will be slow though and a lot of things may not be compatible
I know you can use TH-cam and windows xp most definitely has games
I wanna make a sleeper build out of these
"That Moment When you realise that a Tab of Chrome consumes more RAM than the entire PC" 💀
Edit: Thankyou for 100 likes Homies!!
you should downlead most median free x86 PC emulator , DOSBox, is ready available, example, any windows 311, set it, from the time it take go from starting emulator to fully loading emulated PC operating system, less time than it takes just word, and yet anyway being how great optimised the latest operating systems are ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
OG, dont worry, if you look at egg chance, it says the following:
If you purchase the entire Monster Egg chain offer from the Shop and have not yet obtained all three Hypercharge Buzz Skins during the Godzilla Event, you will see the special Shop offers afterwards to complete the set.
When you grew up during it, it was cutting edge and amazing
Yeah, I was 13 in 1997 and really got into computing (I'm a web developer now adays). Things were rough until about 2006-07 when computers improved. My first PC was a Compaq before I built one of my own. I still have nightmares with the dial-up modem noises...
Bro is literally directly promoting marketing😅
How
Huh
If you meant the one in the description, then kinda makes sense but he's not promoting Marketing that much
first time i never heard him say "follow gohar"
“Back then, it took a minute to load!
But luckily, today it only takes a second to subscribe!”
*I have to admit that was smooth.*
10gb hard drive. I had Lego Island 2 on my windows 98. I loved it. I lost the CD, but I got a new one, I traded it for Lego Racer.
Games were so fun
I upgraded my 64mb of RAM to 128. Super computer. Lol.
Lol
My 1st HD was 10MB. It was more than a month's rent on our townhouse. To be fair, the computer was more than 6 months rent (not including the HD).
@@gmc6790 my first computer was a Dot Matrix computer and my hand with the hole punch was Mega buff
Nah not really. First computer was a hand me down windows 95 laptop
In the 90s?
Mate, that’s way too new
Try my PC from the 80s
📱 📞
One PC from the 80s please
-Chuchington
Bro is the person that would remind the teacher homework😂
How is that joke applicable here?
I actually have zero complaints using the windows 95 computer, i like the convenience of modern puters but something about the old click clacks and knobs is so nostalgic that i still use the ball mouse to this day.
I was born in late 2005 and I vividly remember playing some kind of Dora the Explorer game on it as a 2-4 year old.
When they were considered modern, the specs were plenty to game and surf the web. 😂
I wasn't even born during that time and never used that technology but I still feel the nostalgia for some reason 😂
This is probably the least school themed short that he has done
“What ppl used in the 90’s” bro this is a dream config for my school rn
An old PC? That's what Greek school computers look like in elementary and junior high 💀
I remember that but we were too poor to afford the internet 😂
I have an old pc and google be like:
Google needs windows 10 or higher to run 💀💀💀
No it doesn't! I used to have a windows 8 PC and Chrome worked on it just fine
@@gsrujan how long ago was it? because it doesn't work on windows
I used windows XP on it once it worked fine
there are chrome ports for xp but idk 98 or 95
@@farisarm i am currently using window 7
That pinball 3d game gave me my childhood
This is a funny look back! We've come along way. I clearly remember swapping my dial-up modem card for a new, faster 56.6K, which was all the rage. By today's standards, it's not even as fast as a horse and buggy. Unless you had two separate land lines, you could not be online and on the phone simultaneously. I'm glad those days are gone!
Let me explain. Nobody in college, if lucky, literally used the dial-up to go to the Internet, or on the local file shares at the time. They used the university network, which was not only faster(if your PC or laptop had a network card), but also much more versatile for sonething like IRC chats, or an occasional LAN party. And the Internet wasn't as widespread as today. 64 MB of RAM was pretty standard for 1999, while 256 MB was high end. If you also account that the best processor at the time was the Pentium 3.
If you used the PC with Windows 95/98, it was pretty much a death sentence on a TCP/IP network, because network-based exploits were pretty simple compared to today, Windows 95/98 didn't work with TCP/IP properly, so you could actually get locked out of the server, because the network thought that you're attacking it, while you're actually typing it's name, and with just one bad Word document, your whole computer could go banans.
Tell me you're ignorant without telling me you're ignorant.
I think it's privilege plus either his or his parents line of work
How was it ignorant? He stated the truth, along with pretty much every other person would not want to use this in daily life.
@@drizkie9361 No, not really. I have a pretty decent gaming PC and its lightyears ahead of this and it only costed around 800 dollars.
chrome didn't even exist back in the 90s, google was only made in 2006 so everyone had to use internet explorer before then.
Me using a normal computer
Gohar actually being relatable and not a nerd for a whole minute:
Shrug. It took skill and genuine ability to use them at their best.
My macbook:PLEASE START UP 65647364546463782927464644630 TIMES
If I bought one I’d probably change the internal parts for better ones
U forgot the part where you could get shocked by your keyboard or pc if u accidentally touched the back or bare foot
What the heck PC were you using?! That has never happened to me or my buddies in that time.... I think you had a dodgy PC that is all.
That one chrome tab was actually a lot less demanding back then
the social network soundtrack in the background just feels right
IS THAT THE 5$ 98 PC- wait nvm
That's the best era of computing to me, it's cool to look back with modern VM's to see what people thought was revolutionary, but today we take for granted.
I miss the old school Blue Screen Of Death and the mini heart attack I got everytime it happened.
Um why do these keyboards look exactly like the ones we have in school currently?
Because public schools are cheap on tech, but expensive on staff room luxuries and coffee.
You don't turn dial up sounds off. That's literally therapy for me
I'm gonna sound like a boomer now, but goddamn it at least the content that took so long was worth waiting for. You weren't greeted with 8 banners, cookie consents and shit. Also, this was the time before your mom, dad, sister, her friends, influencers and other annoying people understood what to do on the Internet (ie. before fb/insta etc.).... Just us nerds. It was the best of times, and I truly truly miss that. I am glad I was a part of it! And hey, the sound of a modem calling up is the sweetest of sounds!
What I really, really miss about old computers are the keyboards and the MS Paint graphics
In school my teacher told you cant find computers like this
Today i found one😎