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>> [Ever tried to do software rendering on a 286? Hint: this belongs to the
>> class of operations that is "not fast".]
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> I don't believe Doom even works in a 286. (Maybe a much later third-party
> port, perhaps, but not the original one.)
OK, well, we *are* talking about events that happened well over 10 years
ago. My memory isn't so hot. What I do remember is this:
1. At the time, Doom was reputed to require insanely expensive high-end
hardware to run usably.
2. My school had old, crappy hardware.
3. A friend of mine cunningly hid a copy of Doom on several PCs.
(Installed it in a folder named "...", so nobody would spot it.)
4. It was slow as hell!
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