Cool my machine is documented here:
http://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=43575It runs lots of old Dos-Software, sometimes native dos-software work under win98s-dos-window but not under plain dos anymore, because the machine is quite fast

(TP-Bug)
I have chosen the PII, because it can run lots of old dos-software quite well, but also has the power for entry 3D Gaming with 3dfx-glide under win9x.
Some (old) emulators run also quite well. For me right now the PII is by far the best choice.
I expected some retro-demos to work with it, but there are only a view demos with retro-effects available (=demos with old effects from the 16bit home-computer area) I do not need 3d-stuff with low-quality textures/dithering,
chrispy sharp colorful und stutterfree 2d stuff is recommended (rasterbars, scrollers, etc.)
What a pity that these retro-demos are not available (as far as I could check the image out, thy are not included either)
https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=9016https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=8410https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=61716https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=61712Then I found out that some people had started to convert the old homepcomputerdemos/intros/cracktros (Atari/Amiga) to the PC.
But then I recongnized that these Demos which required an 68k below 10 Mhz now do not run with a machine
that has 400Mhz, they require a machines with >1Ghz and an OS/DX Version much higher then my retro-PC has.
I do not know anything about programming, but I think they use special features of "newer" dx-versions and
some other "middleware" that require so much horsepower, but that's really sad.
my daily machine is a 27" mac (email/internet), but most of the time I spend with the retro-pc.
Greetings
Doc