>The famous "Windows 95 won't work right on a fast K6-2" bug is based on this problem Wow that's pretty interesting on it's own. It turns out a program was try

>The famous "Windows 95 won't work right on a fast K6-2" bug is based on this problem Wow that's pretty interesting on it's own. It turns out a program was trying to figure out long the LOOP instruction would take to run by running it 2^20 times and dividing it by the amount of time taken in milliseconds. On a Pentium 3 this took 17ms, but on a K-2 (and faster) this could take 0 milliseconds. https://gigazine.net/gsc_news/en/20200606-windows95-failed-start/ https://gigazine.net/gsc_news/en/20200606-windows95-failed-s...