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Well back in '95 you might have been running a 486 with a whopping 33Mhz clock speed, or a Pentium at 133Mhz if you were a baller. Your hard drive might have b
by SturgeonsLaw 5y ago
Well back in '95 you might have been running a 486 with a whopping 33Mhz clock speed, or a Pentium at 133Mhz if you were a baller.
Your hard drive might have been over a gig, but was most likely still measured in megs.
The entire system itself would most likely have 16MB of RAM, upgradable to 32MB for the power users.
- philjohn 5y agoHey, you could almost double that hard drive space with DRVSPACE.EXE!
- BrissyCoder 5y agoMy first Windows system was a Win 95 Pentium 75 with 8 megabytes of memory. Can't remember how big the hard drive was. At the time - coming from an Amiga with 1 megabyte - 8 megabytes seemed like an obcene amount of memory but due to the demands of that OS I pretty much instantly upgraded to 16.
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