i had one of these bad boys made by Packard Bell. they used this processor generation until the early 90s had 640 KB (that's kilobytes) of RAM which would count up whenever you started to ensure it wasn't corrupted and a 40 MB hard drive had to learn how to use it from a hundreds of pages long manual in a 3-ring binder wrote my first programs in GW-BASIC on it played Test Drive, Prince of Persia, Commander Keen, Black Cauldron, and F-117A Stealth Fighter among others on it kept it all the way until DOS 6 (DOS Shell was a real revelation), but it couldn't run Windows later upgraded to a 486 and then Pentium after that what a time to start using computers, especially reflecting on what we have now, and with AI

most importantly, played Civilization 1 and SimCity on it goated games the case was built like a tank and was made out of all metal. when you flipped the beast of a power switch, it felt like you did something