NewDude
Group: Members
Posts: 150
Joined: Feb. 2006 |
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Posted: Feb. 23 2006,21:47 |
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I have to say something about everyone in this forum, especially this topic. You guys are my type of people. I get laughed at by coworkers because I still have a P166mhz machine that I am running. I thought I was the only one in the world that still uses so called "Old hardware"(PII and below).
I find out about DSL and I find a whole lot of people just like me that still run older type hardware and are getting use out of it. You have people on here running 486's. That is just simply awesome. I get amazed everytime I log into this forum and start reading posts by people. Simply awesome...
I have a question though. Some years ago I had an old Dell 386 with a math coprocesser in it(I thought). Did some 386's have math coprocessors? If they did, DSL probably could have run on that old 386.
I think it was a Dell 386, 33mhz, with 20mb ram and a 350hd.
I know that 486 SX chips didn't have the coprocessors. But I could have sworn that this 386 had one, in fact I swear I saw it on top of the CPU (Mounted on top of it) just a small chip.
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