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Wait, did Quack run on Pentium-133? I had a Pentium MMX 233mhz and I always assumed it didn't ran well so I never bother to get it.

• lightedman 4mo ago
  Quake ran on a P75 with 8MB RAM in DOS mode. Not the best but it worked at 320x200.
• jedberg 4mo ago
  It must have, because that's what I had in 1996 and I played it.
• iamphilrae 4mo ago
  If you had a 3dfx card it would run silky smooth on a Pentium-120 (what I had at the time)! Quake 2 ran pretty well too if I recall.
  • jklp 4mo ago
    Yep 3dfx was a game changer. Was night and day on my 486 DX4 100 with and without
    • DanielHB 4mo ago
      Yeah I didn't have a 3dfx so I assumed the software renderer required a more powerful CPU
• UltraSane 4mo ago
  Quake ran well on my 100Mhz Pentium.
• bluedino 4mo ago
  Bare minimum for it being playable was a 486DX4 100MHz or similar, but with the floating point Quake really wanted a Pentium
  • Garlef 4mo ago
    I played it on a Pentium with 60mhz - it was allright
• lizknope 4mo ago
  Ran fine on my Pentium 90 with 16MB RAM
• MrFurious 4mo ago
  I played quake in 486dx100.
• bitwize 4mo ago
  I ran it on a Pentium 60. If you stuck to 320x200 it ran fine.