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but which one can overclock the best?

It was so fascinating to see the actual working naked chip!!! bever seen that before 🤩 wow

Эту плату нужно дополнить золотым математическим сопроцессором К1810ВМ87 и будет идеально!

Great video

The AMD K5 PR133 was DOOMed from the start!

processor pentium1 66megahertz sound card roland lapc1 connected by midi cable to roland mt32 computer system windows 95

I stopped using spinners 10 years ago.

Savage

Never really thought about it but it sounds like an interesting hobby. 🎉

Looking forward for new content, don't matter if you repeat CPUs, maybe different benchmarks or builds, as others said we truly miss you, if you can't don't worry, we undestand, love from Argentina.

I am a simple man. I see an amber display, I click.

I wonder if you could get the ram up to 4 megs with these drams Fujitsu MB81C1000A, NEC µPD421000C (often spelled UPD421000C), MCM511000A. I had a 16mhz 286 back in 1994 with coprocessor. I was still learning. Wish I had kept it as well as a Tandy my brother had given me that we maxed also a 286 with deskmate. Deskmate should have had a dialup service. People could have done some things it was as good as geos.

Do you still have this drive? I wonder if you could lend me a hand and take some pictures or record a slow motion video close up of the mechanism. I'm trying to fix one of those right now, and it seems it was dropped at some point. I mostly got it working but the white arm to the top of the frame at 8:09 is not moving in time on mine for some reason, and I'm wondering if I might be missing a spring

hola tengo un seagate st225 y una controladora LSD-6210 REV A3 pero el disco no me lo reconoce y cuando pongo el nombre debug y el comando se queda sin responer que no hace nada como pc uso un pentium iii desabilitado todas las controladoras internas de la placa pero nada y configurando los c-h-s en la bios pero nada podrias ayudarme

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I want to open a chip factory in Germany, I already have my invention, the name of factory, the motto, the CEO I only need the finantial support from German government.

I miss these videos

Any plans for new videos anytime soon?

Wow, you even got one of the silicon ingots! Such a beautiful collection.

I have that same disk and it sounds exactly the same as mine.

我有这个EL屏也有这个显卡 但我没有哪个转接的小电路板

Where are you Cpu Galaxy? Come back to us

我想要这个小小的转换板

You promised to test this chip. I’d like to see that.

I wonder if you have a 386/486 motherboard with the weitek fpu coprocessor socket and tried an am 5x86 overdrive with and without the extra weitek playing mp3 under windows

Have you done a test for io data PK-A486BL75 interested to see what IBM Blue Lightning results are compared to the RapidCAD given it had 16k cache

I love your videos about those old CPUs. My first home CPU was an Intel 486 33 MHz; it was the preferred brand, although in my professional training, I used a 286 to program in COBOL. Later, I got to know AMD with a friend’s DX4, which was quite fast. As for Cyrix, they were always listed in computer magazine price lists as the cheapest, even below AMD.

I recently had a 1tb seagate 2.5 inch laptop hdd fail on me... flippin head crash :( don't fret i have plenty of backups Anyway, I tore it apart for one final appreciation session before i send the disk to ewaste and the platters to a local shop for data destruction. ... Seeing the internals of that modern SATA drive reminded me of this video. Definitely worth rewatching. It's saddening how that drive's 145 Mb/s sequential speed is seen as "slow" by modern bloated software. Man do I miss when computers didn't need billions of numbers of RAM just to frickin START UP...

Never buy any expensive electronics from China, unless you can without a doubt verify its authenticity !!

My first PC was a 8088 10mhz in turbo mode with 8087. I didn't know how lucky I was until a friend with a 286 copied some games for me. When he saw them play on my 8088 he was blown away. He had more ram but the games he gave me benefitted from the 8087 math coprocessor. I think Prince of Persia was one of the games.

It would be cool to see how the rapidcad and weitek work in windows 3.11 or 95 applications open gl etc.

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I remember taking a similar test when it was current. In DOS it worked out +- similarly, but in Windows95 there was a fundamental difference. While the Pentium 66MHz handled multitasking just fine, so it could be said that the system ran smoothly and the user experience was OK, the X5 was nowhere near as smooth. The board on Pentium was FIC PM-900, on AMD X5 I don't know what kind of board it was, but at that time it was new and modern PCI. I tested it in an unclocked state, but the Pentium could be overclocked. I've never met a 60MHz Pentium that wouldn't run at 66MHz. I also tried 80MHz and it worked too.

Existuje jeden případ, kdy VLB grafická karta má smysl pro 386: když chcete provozovat něco s akcelerovaným grafickým rozhraním :) V roce 1995 chtěl Windows 95 doslova každý. Tedy i ti, kteří měli velmi slabý hardware. Viděl jsem je tehdy nainstalované dokonce i na 386SX 33MHz s 4MB RAM a 44MB harddiskem (zkomprimovaným tuším Stackerem) jen aby to dotyčný mohl používat, i když mu na disku nezbylo takřka žádné místo :D Říkal jsem kamarádovi, že to je blbost, ale nedal si říci. Instalovalo se to celé odpoledne :D Ale viděl jsem Win95 i na 386DX 40MHz s 32MB RAM a to fungovalo v rámci možností dobře. 823 / 5 000 There is one case where a VLB graphics card makes sense for the 386: when you want to run something with an accelerated graphics interface :) In 1995, literally everyone wanted Windows 95. That is, even those who had very weak hardware. I even saw them installed on a 386SX 33MHz with 4MB RAM and a 44MB hard disk (compressed by Stacker I guess) just so the person could use it even though he had almost no space left on the disk :D I told my friend it was stupid but he didn't to say It took all afternoon to install :D But I've seen Win95 even on a 386DX 40MHz with 32MB of RAM and that worked well within limits. VLB graphics and a controller would be just right there. But of course it will also help with Win 3.11 or OS/2. Or when we used browsers (also for DOS) of the ACD See type. I also remember how we used to watch videos in the small window :D

I see that one of the pins is very bent.

Oh man! That sinclair is completely naked the whole time (redcheek smiley)) It's sort of hot. I mean the cathode khm of course.

Lol...my quake got only 17fps with voodoo onboard...

These are very unique insights into manufacturing. I really appreciate this video. Thank you 👍

Great video. I have being wanting to get a CRT, but a 1080i one, just for gaming. Though there are a lot on eBay, It would be an arm and a leg to ship it to my country. I think I'll get a small one instead, although there a no 16:9 in small scales or HDMI input. Friendly observation. @ 12:00 you actually start playing 1993 Epic Pinball, where "Jungle Pinball" is my favorite table. 1992 Pinball Dreams is another game, where the 4th table "Nightmare" is my favorite.

A heatsink on a 286 sounds... weird 😅

If only there was a way to record and share that smell of hot plastic that always emanated from those machines.

The 486's pipeline also did it favors in terms of clocks per instruction

I bought one of those Kingston upgrades in the late 1990s to upgrade a Dell tower with an SX-33. It was like night and day, even compared to an SX twice as fast as yours. I ran that machine into the early 2000s before the motherboard failed.

Jack, come back...

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