I slowed down my clock speed in the hope that it would increase the CPU speed of my XT. I used a programmable oscillator too. Here's what happened!

youtu.be/uYeInNBXDJI

Just casually getting some time with my favourite loafer in a Leisure Suit. On my XT, of course. 😁

If you're a fan of the movie Sneakers, the late Robert Redford (RIP) or just geeky things, you can ssh into [email protected] and watch the movie in glorious 24-bit colour ANSI :) Enjoy!

The XT that became a high end 486 without a motherboard swap now runs DooM at 20 fps!

youtu.be/YI3yeY2sOo4

Full fat doom, on an IBM XT with help from Intel, @frenkel.bsky.social and @viti95.bsky.social
youtu.be/4Z2os4TVNTU

You sir, are a legend ! This will be featuring in a video very soon on the channel, full props to you!

It FREAKING WORKS!!! Amazing!!!
I haven't been able to get it to use SB SFX but

Here's a version of @viti95.bsky.social's FastDoom with keyboard code that should work on an XT.

github.com/frenkels/fas...

Ooh baby! I can't wait to try it out! Thank you so much!

youtu.be/Fe1gd-xrNDc
Upgrade and XT to a 486? Surely that's impossible?!

I just spent far too much money on this thing. The Intel Inboard was a way to upgrade your PC or XT to have a 386 CPU. It gave you the opportunity to run 32-bit software despite having an 8-bit bus. I want to run extended memory apps, this is /apparently/ the only way!

Did you now that IBM were heavily involved in Nazi Germany? If you didn't, this documentary is going to blow your mind! youtu.be/kII17V1kwAA?...

Did you now that IBM were heavily involved in Nazi Germany? If you didn't, my next documentary, out tomorrow is going to blow your mind! Check it out: youtu.be/kII17V1kwAA

This VHS tape sized subnotebook from 1997 was really innovative for its time; but was it any good? Let's look at the Toshiba Libretto 100CT! youtu.be/uAlhPwcHbdo?...

And since I'm new here, I'll introduce myself to #retrocomputing too, with my latest YouTube video, which covers Windows 3.0 on a real 286 PC and an in-place upgrade to Windows 3.1
youtu.be/a0cHg9sd714?...

Here! And there: YouTube.com/AlsGeekLab

Hello! Al from Al's Geek Lab saying Hi for the first time on Bluesky! I look forward to interacting with fellow retro computing and gaming nerds and nerdettes here! Be excellent to each other!

The Z80 CPU - 1976 to 2024 - www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbMd...
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