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My first computer back in 96. I had a Compaq Presario. I didn't know anything about computers. The 1st pc game I bought was Mega Man X. I still have it too.

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Yeah, Windows 95 was the shiz back then. Buggy and prone to crashing more often than necessary, but still a great leap from Windows 3.11.

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I still have a 31 disk floppy version of Win95b and a CD version. I installed the floppy version on a 386 laptop several months ago, for friends who were going on a trip so their kids would be entertained.

I remember running SNEeSe DOS on it, and the thing ran pretty damn good too!

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I remember running Windows 95 on my family's Acer... playing games like Jazz Jackrabbit, Commander Keen, Epic Pinball, Rattler Race, and Hover... good times... too bad the Acer's hard drive died :D

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All I remember from Windows 95 era is alot of RA95 and Ultima Online.

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I remember playing FIFA on it. The first one after FIFA International Soccer. I still remember it has the Malaysian League in it! We start a betting game in the university using the computer to play the results out :D

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Let's see... Windows 95. The best thing I remember from the operating system was staring at the loading screen for 5 minutes everyday. Oh, the good old days! :D

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Let's see... Windows 95. The best thing I remember from the operating system was staring at the loading screen for 5 minutes everyday. Oh, the good old days! :D

Loading screen for 5 minutes? Your computer sucks

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Let's see... Windows 95. The best thing I remember from the operating system was staring at the loading screen for 5 minutes everyday. Oh, the good old days! :D

Loading screen for 5 minutes? Your computer sucks

It was a 486 DX2. That's about 50mhz ... I don't remember the amount of ram. I couldn't even run Duke Nukem 3D on it, but I could run Doom I and Doom II without a hitch.

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Let's see... Windows 95. The best thing I remember from the operating system was staring at the loading screen for 5 minutes everyday. Oh, the good old days! :D

Loading screen for 5 minutes? Your computer sucks

It was a 486 DX2. That's about 50mhz ... I don't remember the amount of ram. I couldn't even run Duke Nukem 3D on it, but I could run Doom I and Doom II without a hitch.

I thought 486 was already pretty good. i do run DukeNukem without a hitch. I also able to run most Lucasarts games too. Ah, those good ol' days.

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I remember running Windows 95 on my family's Acer... playing games like Jazz Jackrabbit, Commander Keen, Epic Pinball, Rattler Race, and Hover... good times... too bad the Acer's hard drive died :D

 

 

holy crap! I remember my father's computer was an Acer with similar games! Hey, did your PC come with that Are You Afraid of the Dark adventure game? What about Tyrian? mmm, Tyrian...

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Yes, windows 95 seemed pretty good back then.

 

I started with a 300mhz pc, upgraded to 333mhz then 500mhz.

 

I had 80 gigs of hard drive space on it, and it ran all my dos-type games pretty well. Such as Doom 1 and 2, Duke Nukem 3d, and a lot of those spins-offs of Wolfenstein-3d. MAME was ok but neogeo games only ran at 20fps and some 3d games at about 1 fps.

 

This computer was the first one I had a CD burner on, with Roxio 5. What a revolution that was to a music collector as myself!

 

I liked the compatibility with dos games, and it booted up and shut down in seconds. Unlike todays super-dooper pc which can take a while.

 

It was useless with USB though, I just couldn't get that to work.

 

Overall though, I think Windows 98SE was far superior.

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I'd probably be using my old computer quite a bit even today if it the DirectX support on that computer wouldn't be so abysmal.

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I had 80 gigs of hard drive space on it, and it ran all my dos-type games pretty well. Such as Doom 1 and 2, Duke Nukem 3d, and a lot of those spins-offs of Wolfenstein-3d. MAME was ok but neogeo games only ran at 20fps and some 3d games at about 1 fps.

You sure you have 80GB? or is it 80MB? :P

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