Toshiba Satellite 4000CDT vintage laptop - showcase and playing some retrogames

This is my retro laptop Toshiba Satellite 4000CDT. It is a vintage laptop from 1998 with Pentium II 233mhz, Chips and Tech video card pci, with 2 mb videoram and Yamaha sound blaster compatible audio card.
Even if there is no 3d acceleration, it can play a lot of games, from ms-dos games like doom I and doom II up to Quake I and Quake II, in software mode, and other directdraw windows games, like Diablo I.
The link with the removing of the Varta CMOS baterry tutorial: • Restoring A Vintage To...
The link with the original restore Toshiba CD tutorial: • Restoring a Toshiba 40...

[@retroboby007]

I have to announce that KZbin is giving me copyright strike about doom 1 music. It is false. Some assh00les STOLE a 30 years old doom game music and called it stylophone cover and copyright it. I ask people not to buy that ripoff music. I hope those assh0les rott in hell with their stylofone ripoff.

[@b213videoz]

Doom 1 "music" is crap anyway, PC version I mean. PS1 version was awesome.

[@b213videoz]

This baby looks familiar, I was playing Duke 3D on it in 1997 😊

[@fsturmat]

Oh wow, I happen to have a 300CDS and it really looks as if Toshiba has been using the very same shell for both of these laptops

[@retroboby007]

Indeed. I think they found a "professional" looking shell for bussiness oriented people, and just changed the internals: motherboard and stuff for other models. I saw on ebay even Pentium 75 variants that look the same.

[@km-xr5im]

Which brand IDE to SATA adapter have you used? Can you post the link to the site you bought it from? Thanks, i need a solution for my Compaq LTE 5000(Pentium I) with a bad hard disk.

[@retroboby007]

II got the adapter like 10 years ago, but this is the model: hope youtube will not remove my link: a.aliexpress.com/_EvyRBWl