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Oops! 32 Meg, not K. 4.7 is correct I think though. That machine was probably worth about 3-4 grand at the time (1992)
by fcbrooklyn 8y ago
Oops! 32 Meg, not K. 4.7 is correct I think though.
That machine was probably worth about 3-4 grand at the time (1992)
- icedchai 8y ago4.7 mhz is probably not correct. That was the speed of the original 8088/8086 machines (IBM PC 5150 class, etc.) You would need at least a 386 to support 32 megs of RAM. Those were at least 16 mhz.
- danmg 8y agoCould have been under-clocked by (div 4) just to torture people into writing efficient code.
- fcbrooklyn 8y agoHeh... see, it was the distant past, fading from my memory. You're absolutely right. The machine in question was an early pentium box as I recall, and the fastest machine I'd ever used at the time.