It might be worth a shot trying out one of the A.I. bots out there. A few of those can do some pretty neat stuff with lower resolutions and what have ya.I just found in some old backups my longest lasting wallpaper, I used it for years, I thought to share it and backup it also in here. Unfortunately it is old CRT aspect ratio and don't appear full size in modern screens, but is an exceptional image worth having in your collections
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Your topic has most likely already been merged into this because I have no idea what you are talking about.It's not what you think. This is not a "message". It’s just that this desktop (wallpaper) evoked “great” cosmic sensations for me. And I wanted to show how beautiful it is.
Correct!I'm taking it that that is Gigs not Megs, Kiwi ally?
Or maybe not - 386?
This mobo can take 32megs of ram on board. 386DXs can address 4gigs of ram and 386SXs 16meg ... I bought 4 1meg 30pinn sipps for my original 286/16 mobo. My current Zenith 286LP Plus has 8megs on it's mobo.8 MB was the max a 386 CPU could handle [I wasnt that lucky mine only had 4]
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you got me at it now.. the standard early I386 machines could only handle a maxx of 4mb of ram the later ones would take up to 8 mb
Has it been modified ? I remember upgrading a 386 to a 486 by use of an evergreen CPU upgrade, that took 16mb maxThis mobo can take 32megs of ram on board.
This mobo can take 32megs of ram on board.
Nope! Manufactured with that capacity of max ram in mind. The original owner was a surveyer , system has a IIT maths co-processor, using Dos software and the original hdd a SCSI 100meg affair. Definitely a high end system at the time/1989.Has it been modified ? I remember upgrading a 386 to a 486 by use of an evergreen CPU upgrade, that took 16mb max
Sounds like a special build, all the 386's I had across my bench in the past, never saw one that would take that much ram,Nope! Manufactured with that capacity of max ram in mind.