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I remember upgrading my 486/100 to 32 megs of RAM, back in 1995. I had 15 users logged in over telnet, using pine, elm, tin, etc. That thing flew!
by icedchai 6y ago
I remember upgrading my 486/100 to 32 megs of RAM, back in 1995. I had 15 users logged in over telnet, using pine, elm, tin, etc. That thing flew!
- rahimnathwani 6y agoI worked all summer between my first and second years of university, and saved up enough to buy a 'Morgan Generic' 486-BL2-66. IBM used to make their own 'Blue Lightning' version of the 486. IIRC RAM cost at the time was around 100GBP for each 4MB, and I opted for more RAM instead of a better brand of PC. It ran X fine, but the bundled monitor was limited to 800x600 non-interlaced, or 1024x768 interlaced.