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yep my old 75mhz did... it didnt do anything really, might have been better if it was intercooled
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i remember turbo buttons :1orglaugh
my first computer was an apple ii e.. green screen and everything :winkwink: |
still usin it :thumbsup
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sure have...
back in the good old days... and yes, why did they have one? i mean noone used it in non turbo mode.. hehe.. strange! |
hahah..i had one too, dont thnk it worked for anything that i had
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my 386 had a turbo button and my 486 had one... don't think i ever turned it off
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I still use a pc with turbo button :)
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Yeah i had a turbo button, whenever i pushed it my comp froze.
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ya it skyrocketed my computer from 12 mhz to 25:thumbsup sometimes I wish we still had a turbo button:)
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Mine too :glugglug
8 MHz or a whopping 16 MHz :thumbsup |
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My first pc was a x86 @ 8mhz. But my 2nd computer had a turbo button. The turbo was always "on"
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I remeber I had a commandore 64 with turbo casette. I had to load that one first, and then the other programs acted faster...
I'm happy with my current pc without turbo ;-) Andre |
OMG I forgot about the "turbo botton", I had one! hehe:thumbsup
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I wish mine had one of those...
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I have one standing in the closet right now as a devel server :thumbsup
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i had one who did't have the button, but you could change the speed in the bios... 8mhz or 16mhz, the choose was yours :)
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I still have one!
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