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Pentium III. One of my favorite computers was a dual coppermine, one ghz. I know my computer now can deal with much heavier multimedia workloads but the experie
by thatjoeoverthr 5y ago
Pentium III. One of my favorite computers was a dual coppermine, one ghz. I know my computer now can deal with much heavier multimedia workloads but the experience of sitting at it and using it is the same at best, and sometimes far worse. Recently I started a new job where I need to use Microsoft Teams and it brings the computer to its knees. None of this advancement matters. It offers me nothing.
- karmakaze 5y agoOh yes, I remember these times. I was already into multithreading with OS/2 and Windows NT, before the multi-core days. I remember my first dual-slot Pentium-II's and dual-socket Pentium-III's. The best feature was that you could actually multitask with Netscape/Mozilla open because it used 100% of one of the CPUs leaving one free for everything else.