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Yup. Those were power-hungry times, without deep sleep modes, or even useful hibernation. Heck, most machines then didn't even bother to reduce clock speed when
by Piskvorrr 7y ago
Yup. Those were power-hungry times, without deep sleep modes, or even useful hibernation. Heck, most machines then didn't even bother to reduce clock speed when idle.
- buckminster 7y agoThe CPUs used hardly any power so there wasn't much point throttling them. The rest of the computer and the CRT used loads though.
- olyjohn 7y ago"It is now safe to turn off this computer" I remember when I saw my first ATX computer, and it turned itself off. That was cool.