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8th Nov 2017

Just got a new computer and thought i'd make a save in honour of my old pal. He had 1.8 GHz Dual Core CPU and a 2GB RAM. He passed through many viruses but this summer's heat destroyed him. (I couldn't really do anything with him. He was shite. Bye).

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youpro 17th May 2023

I have a 2006 PC as primary pc, and its configuration: Core 2 Duo E4600, running at blasting 2GHz, with 3GB of ram and 80GB hdd with windows 10
ReCAPTCHASucks 6th Oct 2021

magnetman33: Nor would I on a 2021 PC, because I have better things to spend money on than a 4K 120 Hz monitor.
ReCAPTCHASucks 27th Aug 2021

I have a 2009 PC with a Core 2 Quad Q9550, Nvidia GTX 750 Ti (2 GiB) and 8 GiB of RAM (4x 2 GiB, DDR3-1333) along with a 120 GB SSD and a 640 GB hard disk. One of the case fans failed recently, but it's still kicking!
ReCAPTCHASucks 27th Aug 2021

Also, TPT still relies on a fast video card. I have no video driver installed at the moment and can't seem to break 57 fps at 2x scaling.
ReCAPTCHASucks 27th Aug 2021

magnetman33: It's not "time for an update" as long as the PC is still powerful enough for what the user wants to do.
ReCAPTCHASucks 27th Aug 2021

shrid: Windows 10 can be installed on any processor that supports the NX bit (starting with: Intel Pentium 4 Prescott, AMD Opteron, AMD Athlon 64, Via C7) and SSE2 (starting with: Intel Pentium 4, AMD Opteron, AMD Athlon 64, Via C7). If the machine is "Vista-capable", it should also have at least 512 MiB of RAM (enough to boot Windows 10).
SamDwich 10th Jul 2021

random comment with no purpose: sus
youpro 25th Mar 2021

@redcode lol my laptop from 2004(or 2006) year is stil working.But it busing at windows install.(rip ~2014-2021 bye :( )
stepan243 20th Dec 2020

i waiting for boot up
stepan243 20th Dec 2020

my old pc broked too and he from 2009 too

The Powder Toy

I replaced my PC by armoryshop

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