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Yes for sure.. I had a 75mhz machine in 1995-1996, got a 200mhz machine in 1997, and then built a 1Ghz machine in 1999. It was an absolutely wild ride! Each
by ben7799 8y ago
Yes for sure.. I had a 75mhz machine in 1995-1996, got a 200mhz machine in 1997, and then built a 1Ghz machine in 1999.
It was an absolutely wild ride! Each machine back then was dramatically dramatically faster than the previous one. It wasn't like today where you'd need a stopwatch to tell. You went from being unable to do something to it being possible.
By 2000 we had most of what we have today other than tons of video available everywhere. In 1990 we were still using DOS and character cell graphics most places. No CD ROM, 10mhz machines, no connectivity other than modems. Lots of people still had monochrome displays in 1990, memory was 640k/1MB/2MB in the early 1990s, hard drives were < 100MB. My 2000 we had 1Ghz machines, DVD/Blu-Ray drives, 1GB of memory, drives were into > 100GB, etc.. 3D graphics was a thing, good video capabilities, high res desktops.