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scored another classic, a noname computer running windows 3.0 for $15.a whopping 120M hard drive a few megs of ram, what is odd is the processor has a fan on it and its a AMD k5 which came out in 1996.whats a windows 3.0 computer doing with a 1996 processor ,I dont know.
scored another classic, a noname computer running windows 3.0 for $15.a whopping 120M hard drive a few megs of ram, what is odd is the processor has a fan on it and its a AMD k5 which came out in 1996.whats a windows 3.0 computer doing with a 1996 processor ,I dont know.
Nothing odd about it, I have several. Those were the good old days, and with some of the newer processors Dos/Win3.x(x) would fly and you could get sub-10sec boot times if you didn't make the jump to Win95. OS/2 Warp ran pretty good on them too. I still have a machine boots Dos/win3.1(1), Win95, Warp and Turbo Linux...somewhere around here...
Too bad you won't be able to print those documents you wrote in WP.
LOL, trust me, I have a stack of printers, too...all the way back to an Okidata ML80 dot matrix. I might even still have a Qume daisy-wheel around here somewhere too.
obviously you cant do anything with a dinosaur like this I bought it because my first computer over 20 years ago was a win3.0 so this was nice walk down memory lane.
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