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> Diablo II had just come out in 2000 which had a 450Mhz Pentium III and 64 MB of RAM. 64MB of RAM was probably mid-tier at the time I like to use Google books
by bluedino 3mo ago
> Diablo II had just come out in 2000 which had a 450Mhz Pentium III and 64 MB of RAM. 64MB of RAM was probably mid-tier at the time
I like to use Google books to refer to old issues of PC Magazine.
For $1999 in Feburary 1999, you could get the Pentium 450MHz desktop with 128GB of memory.
That said, I could do almost everything I do today on a similar machine back then. Surf the web, admin Linux servers, web development, edit video, play games, Photoshop, IRC, type papers...
https://books.google.com/books?id=mi_RGvUW6eQC&pg=PA108-IA3&dq=pc+magazine+magazine+dell+450mhz+pentium&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjX2pfn0MaVAxWCkysGHQtYH_AQ6AF6BAgJEAM#v=onepage&q=pc%20magazine%20magazine%20dell%20450mhz%20pentium&f=false https://books.google.com/books?id=mi_RGvUW6eQC&pg=PA108-IA3&...
- saratogacx 3mo ago128MB ram... Your hard disk could be upgraded to 12.8GB of total space for an extra $50. Also, you get this _sweet_ 8MB nVidia 3d graphics card!
- Polizeiposaune 3mo ago128MB of memory, not 128GB.
- philipallstar 3mo ago> For $1999 in Feburary 1999, you could get the Pentium 450MHz desktop with 128MB of memory. Damn capitalism taking us from that to a $699 MacBook Neo.