Re: TI-H: This is for you robert
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Re: TI-H: This is for you robert
Which was the 100MHz ibm? The 603 is slower than the 601, and the 604 is
slower than the 750.
Thats like saying my 100MHz 750 is faster than your 'pentium' (1) 100MHz
for some reason...
Also, I've talked with the programmers, and the port was an incredibly
horrible job. Its only there to make people happy. The MacOS is in no way
slow if you were running macOS 8.
>Has anyone else here ever used SNES9x? It's a super nintendo emulator.
>There are several versions out. Mac, DOS, and Win95, just to name a few.
>The DOS version is WAY vaster than the Win95 version, on the same computer!
>The Mac version is WAY slower than the dos version, even on a faster machine
>(not G3, tho, 100mhz pentium vs. 140 mhz 603e.) I'm not saying Mac hardware
>is bad, just MacOS. Anyone here tried BeOS? It is INCREDIBLY fast, even on
>a mac that runs slowly in MacOS mode.
>
>
>>>Yeah! DOS support! Undoubtedly the most archaic and clumsy OS in
>>>current
>>>existence. Sorry but using a 1970īs OS with 1998īs hardware does not
>>>make
>>>sense to me... Perhaps those enlightened PC users out there can
>>>enlighten
>>>me.
>>
>>Gladly.
>>
>>DOS takes up WAY less RAM than Windows or MAC OS(no virtual disk
>>needed!), so things run WAY faster! It is also more stable than Windows
>>or MAC OS. Boot up time is a lot less(well, OnNow may fix that for win
>>:) too. If you are a programmer, it is a lot easier to access hardware
>>through DOS (Microsoft tried, poorly, to fix this with DirectX for
>>Windows, but no one liked it), so more games are for DOS.
>>
>>And yes, the OS was designed in the '70s, but that doesn't mean that they
>>didn't update it! In fact, they completely re-wrote DOS for Windows 95.
>>
>>Don't get me wrong, I like Macs, I just don't see any proof to your
>>arguments.
>>
>>--JdAoMtEyS
>>-----------------------------
>>"Oh my god, they killed Kenny!"
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