The famous sound


This post has been edited by kabuto12: Dec 9 2025, 12:02 AM

Ah... Nostalgia... I used dial up to play RO last time Eventually upgrade to broadband

rm3,999 in 1995 can get around 111 grams gold (rm36/gram)
now 111 grams gold is rm61,938

rm61k can get what PC today?

This post has been edited by Freshmeat21: Dec 9 2025, 12:12 AM

386 486 with dot matrix printer

Ms dos, win 3.1

US robotic

Computers haven't really become cheaper if you take mid range prices. But the entry level devices have gotten heck of a lot cheaper and they are a lot more usable compared to last time

My first PC came with DOS, MS-DOS or DR-DOS.

WordStar, Work Perfect, Lotus123....... All Text based application, no such thing as WYSIWYG - those only came when Windows was introduced.

WinChip Processor. Slalu hang pc.

man.. reminds me playing red alert 2 in my childhood home
i could play from midnight until breakfast in the weekends

Can also get 1 acre of land worth >200k now.

p,m best price

ya, the era of "everything on the internet will be forever".
Just google "Thundercom", non-exist...

Last time I upgrade +4mb RAM = rm400

the era of great without social media

Still got floppy disk for window 3.11 and other installer ~

IPC My.G.NiE.

I had this many decades ago. It was a good PC with TV tuner and FM radio. Unfortunately, the VGA card is not compatible with many DOS games.

Originally came with Windows 3.x and I upgraded to Windows 95 OSR2 with the restore CD ordered from IPC Singapore.

Eventually, I upgraded the mobo to Asus TX-5 which has support for AMD K6. The stock mobo only supported Pentium 120MHz.

I still have the manuals though and would like to collect it again.

This post has been edited by acbc: Dec 9 2025, 08:27 AM

That time install big software like MS Office disk after disk and when only few disk left suddenly read error.

got mIRC already

now rm 4k can only get u a decent graphic card...

not top of the range

Intel pentium166mhz.
Red alert
Microsoft flight simulator
The sims
Need for speed