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Doom did not require a maths co-processor. It ran just fine on my 486SX-33. Perhaps you're thinking of Quake?
by eggsome 7y ago
Doom did not require a maths co-processor. It ran just fine on my 486SX-33. Perhaps you're thinking of Quake?
- twothamendment 7y agoNo, I never made Quake levels. Mine was an SX-20 and it played ok, but building a level complained about a math co-processor. I tried an emulator once, let it build all night and it still wasn't done. Salvation came through Wal-Mart of all places and I convinced my mom that this $20(or $40, maybe I was paying half?) chip would just drop in that empty socket and double the speed of our computer. 486DX-40, that was nice...