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Nice comparison. Indeed, the developer's CPU is about 13 years old. Vista was released internationally in early 2007, so a 13 year old CPU at release would've b
by accrual 2y ago
Nice comparison. Indeed, the developer's CPU is about 13 years old. Vista was released internationally in early 2007, so a 13 year old CPU at release would've been released in 1994, about a year after the original Pentium was released. But many were still using their trusty 486 DX2-66 CPUs.
Quite impressive that a CPU from 13 years ago can still work on modern projects today when the same wasn't quite as true back then. And a CPU released today will (hopefully) be able to work satisfactorily beyond 2037. 8)