Exactly. We had to reinstall Win 98 almost every month or so just making our daily work with no malware, viruses or something harmful. But some of us were smart enough and used NT4.5 ;)
@@OrangeRocks1986 Windows NT. It was really-really good comparing to Windows for housewives. Then WinNT 5 was converted to Windows 2000 and since then Win is more or less OK.
Did I enjoy it ? You kidding ? This is the most clean video I've ever seen in reviving old PCs : your voice is neutral, the materials are representative, the montage fits perfectly, and the games are the good ones. You make every IT tech proud of being on earth. Thumb up.
Speak for yourself. This guy is an idiot. Who calls AC5 "Modern" TIM. ROFL, you're just as stupid and uninformed as this loser is. Your opinion means literally nothing. As his does.
well in 1998 there was allrdy a shit ton of games exsisting. Even if Half life was one of the best, he still has no time to feature all best games of that time D;
@@alejandroperez5368 you are right.... i was seriously talking about master and slave "switches" but now i am being charged with political incorrectness because this is 2020 :-P
@@watanukif1 yeah was pretty cool. We didn't care about 3d until games started using it as part of the sale value. Then we all jumped onboard the graphics / pc race
You did an excellent job! Not just putting the PC together, but you're also talented at putting these videos together and presenting them in an very entertaining and educational way. Thank you for taking the time to put this together.
I just want to say thank you for the wonderful video. Seeing all those brand new parts took me back to some of my favorite childhood memories of browsing around CompUSA, back when computers were exciting and fresh. Such good times.
Yeah, nostalgia always has a strong hold on almost anyone. Well, the fact that computers went obsolete faster than they do today was not that fun, though.
The removable motherboard tray is such a good idea, why was it abandoned? Not only is it convenient, but it also gives you a test bench to make sure everything works without having to install it all into an awkward to fit case and then uninstall everything again to fix it. Perhaps the modern day coolers just make this kind of design unergenomical.
Probably because without the motherboard tray the case is flimsy and flexes a lot. Most cases nowadays are made out of thin aluminium sheets while back then cases were much more rigid and robust, made out of 1.5mm+ thick steel.
Not exactly a question about the build, but was the music at 9:06 actually coming from the window that popped up, or added in afterwards? And regardless, do you know if there is any way to find that song and listen to it?
This sounds like it would be a fun machine to stick a spare drive into and run some old malware. Though with that Intel chipset I might be wary of trying CIH...
Mc Rex: u.lewd.se/kY4Kkt_welcom98.wav AkBKukU: Where did you find this awesome case? Just like you, I love those full tower cases, but in my entire life, I've seen maybe two of them IRL :
@MC Rex That's question would be out of place in the Q&A so I'll answer it here. That is the music for the welcome screen. I never actually had the speakers hooked up in the video. I recorded the audio directly through my mixer to get it and the mics as one source. I suppose you could listen to it here: ruclips.net/video/QNjtD2VnTeY/видео.html because I used the track as the music for the trailer for this video. I'm not sure if there is a longer version.
It's not a question, but I had this nice feeling when New CRT monitor was unpacked. And when whole machine started working it was huge "Aaaawwww!" for me, Yeah, I'm a sucker for these old computers. Brings me the memories of playing some games at my dad's work when he was on the overnight shift and I went there at the evening to play some games on that office machine. And when later I got my own computer. But that was when I was in a high school in 2002 already - way past this era.
I had a Hewlett-Packard Pavilion 8570c. Pentium III 450mhz, 96 MB of RAM, Voodoo 3 3000 AGP, 20 GB HDD You should be running QUAKE 2, COUNTERSTRIKE, Unreal Tournament, QUAKE 3, Command & Conquer, C&C Tiberian Sun, Ground Control, Half Life, and Soldier of Fortune. I NOW HAVE AN ALIENWARE AREA 51, Core i9 ex 7980, RTX 2080Ti, 32GB DDR4, 4TB SSD. My laptop is an Alienware 17”, Core i7, GTX1080, 32GB DDR4, 2TB SSD.
@@bilal_mirai oh wait your talking about that comment, yeah google translate has worked fine for English, but it seems to be way more difficult for English to be translated to Arabian or whatever.
This video just took me back to my childhood. I grew up building computers with my Dad, I was very young but learned a lot. I played a lot of games kids my age didn’t get to play. Seeing this video takes me back to the good old days when all I had were my video games and nothing to worry about. Awesome video my man you made my day.
Awesomeness Plays for pc at that time? 480p is low res. Common is 1024x768 at 100hz. And if I remember correctly, year 2000 I was using 24" 1200p crt monitor. And that's the reason why most gamer back then were very late to adopt LCD screen. LCD were Low res and low fps.
Greetings from South Korea. The magnificent Voodoo 5500 was my favorite VGA of all time. Around 2000 it was so fun to build a new PC. Thank you for taking me back to the era.
Hey guys, I've been searching for a game for a while now. Around the 2000-2005 years. It was a shooter, with like demons or zombies but some of them had wings. And I remeber when you entered the map it was like a mental assylum and it was a stone bridge in front of you to reach the assylum, can someone help me to find this game? it was a little bit gore from what I remember
@@bonnywarrior I believe the first two games he tested required the 5¼ bay. But yes, even back in '97 and '98 it was considered mainly obsolete, save for a few older applications.
Well from what I recall, 5 1/4” were “floppy discs” and 3 1/2” were “micro discs” but because everyone had been used to calling squares or memory discs encased in plastic “floppy discs” they just kept calling them “floppy” until even the manufacturers begin to call them “3 1/2” floppy discs” even though there was obviously nothing floppy about them save for the film the memory writes to.
i'm so grateful that youtube recommended this video, didn't stop smiling and think about my old pcs. Thank you so much for this, one of the rare videos on youtube that i didn't speed up to 1.5x ou 2x
Man, this sure brings back some memories! You might not want to connect your relatively “fast” 7200RPM HDD into the same IDE-channel with your optical drive though. Most optical drives of that era only support up to UDMA-33 transfers while your HDD and motherboard support up to UDMA-100. The entire IDE-channel transfer speed is determined by the slowest device in the channel so your 7200RPM drive now gets a very noticeable performance hit. This was a very common mistake back in the day so some motherboard manufacturers started to clearly label their bundled IDE-cables as “CD-ROM” for the UDMA-33 cable and “HDD” for the UDMA-100 cable. The recommended way to connect your drives was HDDs in the primary IDE-channel using UDMA-100 cable and optical drives in the secondary IDE-channel using either UDMA-33 or UDMA-100 cable which ever happened to be at hand. You could also leave the jumpers at the default CS (Cable Select) setting if you’re not building any unusual configurations. In this setting the drive at the end of the IDE-cable will be considered as master and the one connected in the middle connector will be considered as slave, regardless of how many drives you are connecting. I seem to recall some benchmarks actually showing a slight increase in disk performance using the CS setting but don’t quote me on this. It’s been a long time. Some ideas for improvement; If you would like to have a large HDD storage in a period correct way (for Tualatin era) you could try to find an old PCI IDE RAID card and 4 (or more) period correct 60-80GB drives. I remember some people did this back in the day and it was darn impressive! Oh did I wish I could afford it myself. For the ultimate Tualatin experience you could try to find the legendary Asus TUSL2-C motherboard and unleash the beast by some overclocking goodness! For the maximum fun factor you might need to look for some highly overclock-able RAM too especially if you’re overclocking a Pentium3 that runs 133MHz FSB at stock. Back in 2002 I built a cheap Tualatin gaming rig from used parts and even though it wasn’t the cutting edge technology anymore it was still insanely powerful! I had a Tualatin based Celeron “Tualeron” overclocked somewhere around 1.7GHz with a huge aftermarket HSF. My Radeon 8500 64MB DDR graphics card had an AMD K6-2 CPU cooler bolted on the GPU and HUGE memory heatsinks cut out from an old Pentium2 passive heatsink! And of course it was volt-modded and overclocked to the absolute max. I even had a similar full-size ATX case like the one in the video with 4 powerful Papst case fans but it wasn’t too loud because I effectively sound-insulated the entire case with materials bought from the local car parts store. This rig used to run in circles around the early top-of-the-line Pentium4 Northwoods of the day that were outrageously more expensive than the old Pentium3 based Celeron! Had I built this system a year earlier from brand new parts it would’ve been even more phenomenal. It was my main computer till September 2005. It even used to run Half-Life 2 quite nicely with decent quality settings. Don’t expect to see that happening with the Voodoo5 though. On the other hand it might be fun to try :) Sometimes I still feel the urge to build a new Tualatin rig and do it even better than the first time. Just for the sake of nostalgia…I think building a PC used to be more fun and interesting those days; so much more challenging and rewarding than now. By the way you could always go for a period correct PSU and simply recap it if the caps have gone bad. Seeing how you did the Voodoo card it should be a piece of cake for you. IMHO it would add greatly to the nostalgia factor keeping it as period correct as practically possible; the loud fan noises, the HDD grinding and all, would be like a time machine for every sense :)
Nah, i had a 50G Quantum Fireball (biggest i could afford) in '98 and it wasnt an uncommon size for new. if you were cashed up much bigger was practical.
if you were going to be picky btw, what IS wrong for '98 is the Voodoo 5 - it wasnt released until 2000. Period correct would be the Voodoo 2 i have in the cupboard
This was so beautiful. So many good memories and honestly i’ve never seen a top full maximum setup for that kind of pc, in those times were pretty much a rare thing to see specially the “gaming” setup
i dislike beacause the title and the description are in french. I speak french, i understand a little english but it s too technical for me. that's why i dislike.
Greetings from Brazil. You have no idea how this video made me feel wonderful about my first job, I put together a lot of PCS from that time. In that decade not everyone could put together a configuration as top as this, it was the PC of dreams that year. Thank you very much for this video, your idea of using only new products in the box was something of great creativity. Hugs! ******** Saudações do Brasil. Você não tem ideia de como esse vídeo me causou sensações maravilhosas do meu primeiro emprego, eu montei muitos PCS dessa época. Naquela década nem todos podiam montar uma configuração tão top como essa, era o PC dos sonhos naquele ano. Muito obrigado por este vídeo, sua ideia de utilizar somente produtos novos na caixa foi algo de grande criatividade. Abraços!
Oh my, this video brings so much back to memory. I was a teen ager in the late 90s and 100% of what was in this video is what drew me into computers back then.
Why would that make you sad? All those untouched parts finally getting used after 20 years instead of rotting away in storage or a landfill. Wonderful. Makes me want to dig out some of my old components and do this myself.
@@nocilol3000 Preservation, the more of the items that are opened, the less common it is to find new components, items that are 20 years old that aren't being sold anymore aren't that common anymore, so it's why I feel kinda sad seeing precious brand new tech being used where today's technology puts this stuff to shame and it's seen as a relic.
Normally I would also cringe at someone opening something that has been sealed (and thus well-preserved) for so long. However, unlike all those people out there who do it just for the "unboxing" experience, this guy actually gave these components the life they have never had. And thus, unlike with most other video's, I do not mind him unboxing these relics.
This video shows how far pc have come in the last 20 year and how the new age of gamer such as myself should appreciate the hardware we have today. I’m glad I found this video great video man
Very nostalgic, I remember building computers pretty much like this one. Just one observation, as far as I remember, back in 97/98 5.25” floppy disks/drives weren’t really being used anymore. I remember using a ZIP Drive in this “era” (had one with parallel interface, I think I still have it somewhere in the house), just before CD-R and RW completely killed ZIP Drives. At least here in Brazil (and we were a few steps behind the US due to high prices of hardware). Anyway, very good video, I collect some things and hardware IS not one of them, but I appreciate things from the past so well taken care!
Man really takes me back. We had a windows 98 computer, but it was in the living room, as back then computers were hella expensive and it was unheard of to have your on PC let alone a laptop! Dial up connection, Yahoo chat rooms, command and conquer and the original 97/98 championship manager and age of empires. What a trip down memory lane.
Ahh, computer in the living room... Getting booted off AOL because someone picked up the phone in another room... Purposely downloading BonziBuddy, before anyone knew what spyware was... CueCat barcode scanner... Tons of memories here
I had an aftermarket case probably around Windows XP days which had that, and I thought it was cool even then. I still have the tray even though I've ditched the case, in the event I ever want to mount a motherboard outside a case for testing.
Love that case. I built an Athlon based Win 98SE system not so long ago. Getting it up and running was troublesome, but worth it. Helps to have all the drivers beforehand.
This is just awesome.
Holy crap it's clint
just run SimCity3000 on this pc and my childhood is complete.
Druaga2 has been noticed!
Yeah, it sure is!
How can a God find the time to watch and post a comment on the video of a mere mortal?
in 2005 I still had only dreams of such a beast PC
Are you really Boris? That's so awesome blyat! Always watching good videos of yours thank you so much for quality of contents.
Joseph Lee He is. You see he has a tick next to his name
Man, back in 2011 I still had laptop which barely run Quake 3. All of my friends were playing CoD or BF when I was playing Pinball on Windows XP.
ever played nfs most wanted?
hey boris,are you lost,why u arrived at this video,tovarisch?!?!?!?!
Tears came to my eyes. I´m 40 now and I have done this installation a thousand times. Great content. Loved.
Exactly. We had to reinstall Win 98 almost every month or so just making our daily work with no malware, viruses or something harmful. But some of us were smart enough and used NT4.5 ;)
@@sc0or Netscape or AOL?
In Russia we had one serial number of windows 98 for whole country))
@@OrangeRocks1986 Windows NT. It was really-really good comparing to Windows for housewives. Then WinNT 5 was converted to Windows 2000 and since then Win is more or less OK.
@@OrangeRocks1986 By the way, a web site price for Netscape was x4 -) AOL was not known in Europe until it bought WinAmp.
As we entered the new year -2021- Now we can wait for the "Windows XP 20th Anniversary All New PC Build"
We still wait for windows me/2000 20th anniversary build
I have old pc on win xp...
Windows XP IS DEAD
Free Smart
@@bonyashich220 did you really placed your pc on copy of windows xp?
oh dear god... the sound of the fan, the booting beep and the opening music ♥
Memories man
beep beep!
lol had such pc(floppy, cd's) almost 20 years ago and still remember this sounds) heh, so many good games)
I have a gaming pc and i have the beep
Pandoxyd the good old days mate, those are the sounds of nostalgia
my children will watch "new build of windows 10 - intel i9 9900k" in 2040
😂
lol
Lol
😅😅 How Old Are You Now?You Think Your Children will Live Until How Many Years
no. 9900k will never die
Did I enjoy it ? You kidding ? This is the most clean video I've ever seen in reviving old PCs : your voice is neutral, the materials are representative, the montage fits perfectly, and the games are the good ones. You make every IT tech proud of being on earth. Thumb up.
How am I the first reply after 11 months of this comment being out
It’s a shame you’re the first one to comment in 11 months since this was a pretty good comment anyway
Speak for yourself.
This guy is an idiot. Who calls AC5 "Modern" TIM.
ROFL, you're just as stupid and uninformed as this loser is. Your opinion means literally nothing. As his does.
I remember building computers like these back in the day. This video was like going back in a time machine. Thank you for this. I miss those days...
dont cry
That sound when you turn on your computer on 90s and didn’t realize that was on 85% volume
Ah.. the windows 98 start-up sound... Just beautiful
Early 2000's aswel
95, ME and XP's better (:
@@miljororforsprakpartiet290 everyone's have an opinion.
@@xt1503 yes but mine's correct
So you build a 1998 gamer computer and you didnt install Half-Life?!
Soap MacTavish pisstake 😂😂
Exactly!
well in 1998 there was allrdy a shit ton of games exsisting. Even if Half life was one of the best, he still has no time to feature all best games of that time D;
I was waiting for it to
He has a voodoo5 with glide api
Wow that windows98 installation screen takes me back...😅😅
Gawa ka horror story about dito ser neb 😂
that installer fukd my whole life
😂😂
Voodoo wallpaper is soooo 90's
Yeah, takes me back like PTSD. LOL
That motherboard tray is freaking cool. I'm surprised it never became a standard as you said.
Cables
user error may lead to critical damage.
I remember that when I was in grade school we required having our own floppy disk to submit our word text project lol
We did the same!
Lol what a time it was to be alive
Same I did a PowerPoint on Chile that was saved to a floppy
Kids these days will never know that feeling
@@Katarr_Props what is that
"Ide cables with master and slave switch"...... that got me crying...... remembering my childhood
master and slave?
...what 😳
And those master & slave jumpers ♥
Damn nostalgie
You shall no longer call them master and slave.
You know...the political correctness and the BLM movement
@@alejandroperez5368 you are right.... i was seriously talking about master and slave "switches" but now i am being charged with political incorrectness because this is 2020 :-P
Dude. Thank you so much for that, seriously. I was smiling the whole time. That was a major blast in the past from my childhood!
I was born in 1998, didn't have time to try using Windows, how was your experience?
Ditto.
Anyone who is able to pull this off in modern times is a legend
That moving motherboard holder is epic, should be adapted in newer PC cases.
Agree
yep
Yeah
Yeah my hand was dying during plugging 12v😂😂
@snekSnack HAF-XB CASE FROM COOLER MASTER!!!
Imagine those people in their years unboxing that stuff, they're so really happy.
Yeah, I mean his faces was smiling af
I remembered when I was a kid, and my dad brought our first PC. I saw the future in front of me.
@@watanukif1 yeah was pretty cool. We didn't care about 3d until games started using it as part of the sale value. Then we all jumped onboard the graphics / pc race
Damn starcraft was definitely ahead of its time!
Rey B not really. Warcraft 2 existed, total annihilation, all the great command and conquers, etc. Starcraft was like many other rts games in the 90s
@@lifehackertips r/wooosh
Alot of the games he showed were, and i was astonished by that ._.
Mostly the FPS games were, rts were constant
You did an excellent job! Not just putting the PC together, but you're also talented at putting these videos together and presenting them in an very entertaining and educational way. Thank you for taking the time to put this together.
I just want to say thank you for the wonderful video. Seeing all those brand new parts took me back to some of my favorite childhood memories of browsing around CompUSA, back when computers were exciting and fresh. Such good times.
How are all of my favorite nostalgic tech channels here??
Yeah, nostalgia always has a strong hold on almost anyone. Well, the fact that computers went obsolete faster than they do today was not that fun, though.
The Nostalgia Mall yessd
StealthyMonk um, ahem AOL
Compusa now that brings back some memories as a kid
This brings back memories
Ayy you helped me with pc problems. Thanks man
memories*
Video lengh: 13:37. Nice.
LEET WAS HERE
lol
@Leftsouthstrike paw it's leet
ELEET
@@mookillays2283 that sounds like a premeture incect
11:49 my favorite game with my dad!
Star Craft is epic game before dota.
@@mixmixture7049 cool
Oh my God, 120 Gigabytes? What are you, the King of Saudi Arabia?
Bilbo_Gamers That was HUGE storage capacity by 1990s standards.
مسوي فله يا سويده
40 GB WS MORE COMMON
Nah, just an exiled Nigerian Prince
@@livid124 هههههههههههههههههه😂😂😂🌚
06:13 Man! I am crying hearing those floppy and disk bootup sounds!!!
yeah that was a awesome time. Not to mention the modem dialin sound when conntecting to AOL :D
Tim Vels nothing special my current pc has that sound too 😂
Got that on my ps4
Talked dirty to me
@@WindRipples- :gachiBASS:
The removable motherboard tray is such a good idea, why was it abandoned? Not only is it convenient, but it also gives you a test bench to make sure everything works without having to install it all into an awkward to fit case and then uninstall everything again to fix it. Perhaps the modern day coolers just make this kind of design unergenomical.
cost, some higher end cases do have a removable MB tray
Probably because without the motherboard tray the case is flimsy and flexes a lot. Most cases nowadays are made out of thin aluminium sheets while back then cases were much more rigid and robust, made out of 1.5mm+ thick steel.
funny, all my pc cases are a piece of wood.. why.. you dont even need a case. :-)
I'm a 13 year old with new aspirations I've bin so blind to all this new tech that I haven't realized how much I loved retro tech thank you
My childhood 😁
Your what? Your poop. Hood
@@tinysoulz well can you remember windows 1>:)
when you can have some coffee and come back...
ScanDisk is scanning your computer...
It's so vaporwave
@@st3sunusedacc the windows 1.0 ?
If you have any questions about this build ask away! I will be doing a QA follow up video for this project.
Not exactly a question about the build, but was the music at 9:06 actually coming from the window that popped up, or added in afterwards? And regardless, do you know if there is any way to find that song and listen to it?
This sounds like it would be a fun machine to stick a spare drive into and run some old malware. Though with that Intel chipset I might be wary of trying CIH...
Mc Rex: u.lewd.se/kY4Kkt_welcom98.wav
AkBKukU: Where did you find this awesome case? Just like you, I love those full tower cases, but in my entire life, I've seen maybe two of them IRL :
@MC Rex That's question would be out of place in the Q&A so I'll answer it here. That is the music for the welcome screen. I never actually had the speakers hooked up in the video. I recorded the audio directly through my mixer to get it and the mics as one source. I suppose you could listen to it here: ruclips.net/video/QNjtD2VnTeY/видео.html because I used the track as the music for the trailer for this video. I'm not sure if there is a longer version.
It's not a question, but I had this nice feeling when New CRT monitor was unpacked. And when whole machine started working it was huge "Aaaawwww!" for me, Yeah, I'm a sucker for these old computers. Brings me the memories of playing some games at my dad's work when he was on the overnight shift and I went there at the evening to play some games on that office machine. And when later I got my own computer. But that was when I was in a high school in 2002 already - way past this era.
age of empire II is still played in 2019!!
Yeah and its still awesome to play with
So is starcraft and its free now too :)
Yesh, it's so nostalgic 😩😩😍
By my grandpa!
In 2020 too))))
The original Need for Speed brings tears to my eyes... Was such a great game in '95!
I had a Hewlett-Packard Pavilion 8570c.
Pentium III 450mhz, 96 MB of RAM, Voodoo 3 3000 AGP, 20 GB HDD
You should be running QUAKE 2, COUNTERSTRIKE, Unreal Tournament, QUAKE 3, Command & Conquer, C&C Tiberian Sun, Ground Control, Half Life, and Soldier of Fortune.
I NOW HAVE AN ALIENWARE AREA 51, Core i9 ex 7980, RTX 2080Ti, 32GB DDR4, 4TB SSD.
My laptop is an Alienware 17”, Core i7, GTX1080, 32GB DDR4, 2TB SSD.
dragan ljubenov quake 3 was out in 1999
What about grand prix legends!
Quake 2 with RTX
oooohhhhhhhhh
What about watching porn???
C&C 95 and Red Alert. Can't forget those!
10:40 sound design at its finest. Just a guy humming the z sound.
Hahaha
11:49 I still play that shit today 😅. Evergreen Classic
Absolutely! Me too :)
I'm actually playing it now, the hd edition
Brain: watch this
Me: why?
Brain: just watch it.
me: *searches windows 98
Lol
You forgot to put the PIII sticker on the case! :D
Stealth!
Removable motherboard tray? 3DGAMEMAN's wet dream right there.
Simon Christensen ik
Damn he use to be my favourite tech bloke till he went bananas lmao
Simon Christensen I was trying to remember his channel names and I couldn't lol thanks
Ventrillo harassment anyone?
1337Pwny RAPTOR-X 150 GIGABYTE HARD DRIVE
8:58 that GLORIOUS sound, I've missed it so much D:
shut up man, u are prob 2005
boomer
Bro you always got VM's to relive that memory :)
@Cristian Balacescu someone is mad lol
Alen You certainly have issues. Parents not love you enough, huh?
Man, thank you so much for these nostalgic sounds
And it's still better than my pc
Yup
98 likes
KHAN KHAN nice
Yikes
Come on now this is ain't funny no more. That is virtually impossible 😀🙈😂
9:00 oh man... I've smiled ear to ear
That magical sound....
Me too, got this feeling...really this music is amazing
По всему телу муражки от звука запуска win98!!!
Alibi Rashiduli what you problem?
Alibi Rashiduli prover’ svoyu mat’ , ah da, ona zhe mertva
@Alibi Rashiduli toxic children planted,in the coffin.
@@mikkiren8219 чо?
@@yavb3lo1futb0lk3 чо?
June 25th 2023 marks the 25th anniversary of its release. Don’t forget
It's already jul 2024 so....
This is so cool. 20 year old computer- still better at gaming than a brand new macbook.
I expected some mac lovers to hate you but i dont See any... thats weird
Here buddy I'll do it for you...My 2009 mac pro is a better gaming pc than most gaming pc's lol
Cause the macbook is made for works and software shits.
@@killer268 thanks
not really lol. unless you have windows on it, and have upgraded your gpu.
Feel just like yesterday..
Playing starcraft, red alert, quake iii... a childhood memory🙂🙂
Oh yes! Quake 3 arena and Unreal Tournament!
Def command and conquer
@@templategaming275 +Duke Nukem, Heroes of Might and Magic 1/2, Warcraft 2.
My life for Aiur!
Snes emulator
I am Japanese.
I am commenting using Google Translate.
It's amazing to be able to play games on such an old computer.
Halo Japanese
I am Arabian
And I just want tell you
I am very love your culture ❤️
Google translate converted this comment correctly so you’re fine.
@@simplybloxxed
Is google translate these comment too ? 😂
@@bilal_mirai no I’m telling them they translated it correctly
@@bilal_mirai oh wait your talking about that comment, yeah google translate has worked fine for English, but it seems to be way more difficult for English to be translated to Arabian or whatever.
Another great nostalgic video! Thanks 👍🏻
I miss the sounds of 90's PCs 🔊🙁
Me too.. and the floppy drive!
I miss the lion/tiger sound on my 95
To be honest I would have watched a 4+ hour video of you unboxing and installing each item... however long it took, totally uncut.
Well, that will be happening later! (It might even reach 4hrs, I shot a _lot_ of footage)
Seconded. I'd definitely watch it too.
s8wc3 Same...
Fantastic. Subscribed! :-)
me too
Oh the fan sounds! So nostalgic!
08:59 wow that sound..very Nostalgic!!
Thanks buddy to share this !!
This video just took me back to my childhood. I grew up building computers with my Dad, I was very young but learned a lot. I played a lot of games kids my age didn’t get to play. Seeing this video takes me back to the good old days when all I had were my video games and nothing to worry about. Awesome video my man you made my day.
Quake 3 was way ahead of its time. Released in 1999 but still looks and plays great today.
Agreed. Id Tech 3 Engine games look fantastic in general too.
@@xsychoreese9877 For me its either the last two Jedi Knight games or Voyager Elite Force, but COD is up there with those games.
That's called "An active community" xD
I had an amd duron when i was 10 early 2000s and i remember that i cant play quake 3 arena... that card was really good and that sound card too
9:00 I felt I travelled back in time when I heard this sound, I feel nostalgic!
Fr dude!
What sound is that?
GrandeGio What do you think it is? It’s the start-up sound for Windows 98, second only to the sound of Windows 95.
Those careless childhood times. It is really travel back in time. I remembered all those times with details
@@arif1984may it was very good time! (((
Amazing build, and a lot of effort (and investment!) put into this video. Very well done, and very entertaining - thank you!
I watched this in 144p just for the effect
Back then the standard was 480p boio
Hahahahahahahahahahahahaaa!!! I hope the effect was more than u were expecting ;-)
ahhahahah xd
Awesomeness Plays for pc at that time? 480p is low res. Common is 1024x768 at 100hz. And if I remember correctly, year 2000 I was using 24" 1200p crt monitor. And that's the reason why most gamer back then were very late to adopt LCD screen. LCD were Low res and low fps.
well, i mean still MOST were using CRT's until like maybe(?) windows 7. But yeah now the standard is 720 or 768 or mostly 1080/1440
09:06 - Man. I still love this intro 😍
This is what I call... NOSTALGIA
Can't be nostalgic for me since I was born in 2001
Greetings from South Korea. The magnificent Voodoo 5500 was my favorite VGA of all time. Around 2000 it was so fun to build a new PC. Thank you for taking me back to the era.
1993 was a pretty awesome year for pc-gaming. Sim City 2000, Doom, Myst, X-Wing, Syndicate, Rebel Assault... the list goes on.
Quake
Hey guys, I've been searching for a game for a while now. Around the 2000-2005 years. It was a shooter, with like demons or zombies but some of them had wings. And I remeber when you entered the map it was like a mental assylum and it was a stone bridge in front of you to reach the assylum, can someone help me to find this game? it was a little bit gore from what I remember
@@SigmaMastersOfMind "Blood"
I couldn't afford a computer back in the day so i just played console games 😓
@@sauce773 I had to go over to a friend to play SNES and PSX. (:
So nostalgic seing this thing...
Reminising those time that exactly how my speaker looks like
Tas mag do-drawing ka lang ng tite sa ms paint
A tech video in 2018 that uses the phrase “newer floppy drive”...
I was surprised he even bothered to put in the 5¼ floppy. I remember it being completely obsolete by '98.
3d printed save icon
@@bonnywarrior I believe the first two games he tested required the 5¼ bay.
But yes, even back in '97 and '98 it was considered mainly obsolete, save for a few older applications.
Well from what I recall, 5 1/4” were “floppy discs” and 3 1/2” were “micro discs” but because everyone had been used to calling squares or memory discs encased in plastic “floppy discs” they just kept calling them “floppy” until even the manufacturers begin to call them “3 1/2” floppy discs” even though there was obviously nothing floppy about them save for the film the memory writes to.
i'm so grateful that youtube recommended this video, didn't stop smiling and think about my old pcs. Thank you so much for this, one of the rare videos on youtube that i didn't speed up to 1.5x ou 2x
Takes me back. Though I didnt see my all time favourite line... 'It is now safe to turn off your computer'
Man, this sure brings back some memories! You might not want to connect your relatively “fast” 7200RPM HDD into the same IDE-channel with your optical drive though. Most optical drives of that era only support up to UDMA-33 transfers while your HDD and motherboard support up to UDMA-100. The entire IDE-channel transfer speed is determined by the slowest device in the channel so your 7200RPM drive now gets a very noticeable performance hit. This was a very common mistake back in the day so some motherboard manufacturers started to clearly label their bundled IDE-cables as “CD-ROM” for the UDMA-33 cable and “HDD” for the UDMA-100 cable. The recommended way to connect your drives was HDDs in the primary IDE-channel using UDMA-100 cable and optical drives in the secondary IDE-channel using either UDMA-33 or UDMA-100 cable which ever happened to be at hand. You could also leave the jumpers at the default CS (Cable Select) setting if you’re not building any unusual configurations. In this setting the drive at the end of the IDE-cable will be considered as master and the one connected in the middle connector will be considered as slave, regardless of how many drives you are connecting. I seem to recall some benchmarks actually showing a slight increase in disk performance using the CS setting but don’t quote me on this. It’s been a long time.
Some ideas for improvement;
If you would like to have a large HDD storage in a period correct way (for Tualatin era) you could try to find an old PCI IDE RAID card and 4 (or more) period correct 60-80GB drives. I remember some people did this back in the day and it was darn impressive! Oh did I wish I could afford it myself.
For the ultimate Tualatin experience you could try to find the legendary Asus TUSL2-C motherboard and unleash the beast by some overclocking goodness! For the maximum fun factor you might need to look for some highly overclock-able RAM too especially if you’re overclocking a Pentium3 that runs 133MHz FSB at stock. Back in 2002 I built a cheap Tualatin gaming rig from used parts and even though it wasn’t the cutting edge technology anymore it was still insanely powerful! I had a Tualatin based Celeron “Tualeron” overclocked somewhere around 1.7GHz with a huge aftermarket HSF. My Radeon 8500 64MB DDR graphics card had an AMD K6-2 CPU cooler bolted on the GPU and HUGE memory heatsinks cut out from an old Pentium2 passive heatsink! And of course it was volt-modded and overclocked to the absolute max. I even had a similar full-size ATX case like the one in the video with 4 powerful Papst case fans but it wasn’t too loud because I effectively sound-insulated the entire case with materials bought from the local car parts store. This rig used to run in circles around the early top-of-the-line Pentium4 Northwoods of the day that were outrageously more expensive than the old Pentium3 based Celeron! Had I built this system a year earlier from brand new parts it would’ve been even more phenomenal. It was my main computer till September 2005. It even used to run Half-Life 2 quite nicely with decent quality settings. Don’t expect to see that happening with the Voodoo5 though. On the other hand it might be fun to try :) Sometimes I still feel the urge to build a new Tualatin rig and do it even better than the first time. Just for the sake of nostalgia…I think building a PC used to be more fun and interesting those days; so much more challenging and rewarding than now.
By the way you could always go for a period correct PSU and simply recap it if the caps have gone bad. Seeing how you did the Voodoo card it should be a piece of cake for you. IMHO it would add greatly to the nostalgia factor keeping it as period correct as practically possible; the loud fan noises, the HDD grinding and all, would be like a time machine for every sense :)
ThePuuFa sounds like u need a RUclips channel if u don’t have one already.
@@mikehunt6819 exactly
120 GB drive is way too big for 1998.
I remember mine having 4gb hdd
Martin Ruvalcaba pfft lol my dad had a 2gb hdd, and that was comparable to 500gb hdd today
Nah, i had a 50G Quantum Fireball (biggest i could afford) in '98 and it wasnt an uncommon size for new. if you were cashed up much bigger was practical.
if you were going to be picky btw, what IS wrong for '98 is the Voodoo 5 - it wasnt released until 2000. Period correct would be the Voodoo 2 i have in the cupboard
He should've gone for SCSI 15k drive and controller from the era.
the way you present your ideas always blows me away! ️
Oh that CD ROM reading sound... Feeling nostalgic... ♥️
This was so beautiful. So many good memories and honestly i’ve never seen a top full maximum setup for that kind of pc, in those times were pretty much a rare thing to see specially the “gaming” setup
People who disliked this vid don't get the full awesomeness of having a computer in the 90's
i dislike beacause the title and the description are in french. I speak french, i understand a little english but it s too technical for me. that's why i dislike.
@@fabianplantade4598 eh, I think that was RUclips auto translation things. Since the original video title and description are in English
Look at the parts it's a windows 2k build, I'd like to see a win 98 build.
Wisama Isam Something many time people tend to forget, including me sometimes
@@fabianplantade4598 omg...
My jaw dropped when i saw the case, that was my favorite case also, I had no idea it was so well loved by others. That made my day!
thank you for keeping that boot sound and the start up song!
Will you do one of these for Windows XP 20th Anniversary in 2021??
can you do it early please?
Unknown Citizen Future predicts the new idea, soon this will be the future video in the works now.
Coming back to this… glad it happened
Watching StarCraft being played on an actual old looking computer brings back so many memories..
So many memories came up while watching this. My childhood... It was a great time for Computer stuff. Thank you so much for this ❤
This is gorgeous, really nostalgic. And the sound of the CD starting running, wow, this is my childhood.
5 1/4" floppy blew me away
I think we are missing a modem and disk installer of AOL
when hear the Windows sound，I think there is tears in my eyes
Same dude, it took me to my childhood instantly
That sound reminds me back when my wife was around before she passed away. Good memories but sad at the same time.
Godzilla fucking died trying to read that sentence
Me too....old times
10:42 the giant robot movement sound is just someone saying "Zzzz" into the microphone... Oh, the 90s!
I remember when old monitors had the microphone and speakers built in. Good times.
Greetings from Brazil.
You have no idea how this video made me feel wonderful about my first job, I put together a lot of PCS from that time. In that decade not everyone could put together a configuration as top as this, it was the PC of dreams that year. Thank you very much for this video, your idea of using only new products in the box was something of great creativity.
Hugs!
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Saudações do Brasil.
Você não tem ideia de como esse vídeo me causou sensações maravilhosas do meu primeiro emprego, eu montei muitos PCS dessa época. Naquela década nem todos podiam montar uma configuração tão top como essa, era o PC dos sonhos naquele ano. Muito obrigado por este vídeo, sua ideia de utilizar somente produtos novos na caixa foi algo de grande criatividade.
Abraços!
Não perca as esperanças, alguém pode te responder.
Olha só, te respondi! :)
Finally found one on these types of videos!
@keith meus pêsames
Damn, I remember owning a windows 98 when I was a kid. I would play Starcraft, Doom, and Age of Empires. Wow what a throwback!
Dragon Strike Starcraft, still one of the best games out there
Those were the days...
DIABLO!!!
SWAT 3, GTA, Duke-Nukem 3D, Half-Life
OMG I had 2 of these cases! Best case ever. Heavy as hell but the best.
i died a little when he didnt play half life 1
Do you realize that you are just missing just 8 subs for 11k subs Falbere-senpai?
BOI
Or Starsiege Tribes :^( . it wasnt that popular tho
^^^
need for speed 2 SE here
and no diablo wtf
120GB in 1998 ? wow ! i thought my 10 GB Maxtor drive is already too big back then.
Yeah, pretty sure my first PC (built in 1998) had a P2-400, Voodoo Banshee and a 10GB Maxtor HD. Things moved on pretty quick though!
It's was Pentium 2 MMX -333. 8 GB Maxtor Fireball. 256 RAM. S3 Verge. SB Live)) That PC much better. P3 i815 only in my dreams in 98))
Now games come with patches bigger than that.
@@Kanokito Totally agree with you
I used Seagate 20GB
Neat editing! Looking forward to the next parts :)
Oh my, this video brings so much back to memory. I was a teen ager in the late 90s and 100% of what was in this video is what drew me into computers back then.
A part of me has died seeing all that new stuff from 20 years ago being opened.
Why would that make you sad? All those untouched parts finally getting used after 20 years instead of rotting away in storage or a landfill. Wonderful. Makes me want to dig out some of my old components and do this myself.
@@nocilol3000 Preservation, the more of the items that are opened, the less common it is to find new components, items that are 20 years old that aren't being sold anymore aren't that common anymore, so it's why I feel kinda sad seeing precious brand new tech being used where today's technology puts this stuff to shame and it's seen as a relic.
@@potatolol4579 but he put every part to good use and built an old - new beige tower that should last for a very long time!
Same
Normally I would also cringe at someone opening something that has been sealed (and thus well-preserved) for so long.
However, unlike all those people out there who do it just for the "unboxing" experience, this guy actually gave these components the life they have never had.
And thus, unlike with most other video's, I do not mind him unboxing these relics.
This video shows how far pc have come in the last 20 year and how the new age of gamer such as myself should appreciate the hardware we have today. I’m glad I found this video great video man
people are way too spoiled these days
Things you make in this video are so goddamn beautiful. It's a passion to things like that. Really nice video, you are great Dude :D
Es simplemente, bellísimo
No hay palabras para ver algo, que de niño nunca tuve, pero en su momento lo disfruté con algunos amigos y vecinos.
ojala construya un pc con windows xp!!
08:04 theese bootup sounds bring back memories!
That Windows 98 welcome screen music! Nostalgia...
I still have my Voodoo 5 5500 in it's original box. Lol I look at it once in a while and remember all the fun I had with unreal. I miss those days.
The nostalgia is priceless. Thanks for reminding me how old I am…
Very nostalgic, I remember building computers pretty much like this one. Just one observation, as far as I remember, back in 97/98 5.25” floppy disks/drives weren’t really being used anymore. I remember using a ZIP Drive in this “era” (had one with parallel interface, I think I still have it somewhere in the house), just before CD-R and RW completely killed ZIP Drives. At least here in Brazil (and we were a few steps behind the US due to high prices of hardware). Anyway, very good video, I collect some things and hardware IS not one of them, but I appreciate things from the past so well taken care!
Man really takes me back. We had a windows 98 computer, but it was in the living room, as back then computers were hella expensive and it was unheard of to have your on PC let alone a laptop!
Dial up connection, Yahoo chat rooms, command and conquer and the original 97/98 championship manager and age of empires. What a trip down memory lane.
Goddamn, I teared up a bit.
Ahh, computer in the living room... Getting booted off AOL because someone picked up the phone in another room... Purposely downloading BonziBuddy, before anyone knew what spyware was... CueCat barcode scanner... Tons of memories here
Nicholas Lester My experiences being 5 yrs old. 2001-2002 lol. Except the bar code scanner lol.
My life back then! Mirc chat rooms to!
3:12 That looks like a very useful feature even today.
Why the fuck don't we have that feature now!!!
Ikr! That would help out a lot of pc build beginners!
I had an aftermarket case probably around Windows XP days which had that, and I thought it was cool even then. I still have the tray even though I've ditched the case, in the event I ever want to mount a motherboard outside a case for testing.
That's what I was thinking, my mind was blown when I saw that lol
Love that case. I built an Athlon based Win 98SE system not so long ago. Getting it up and running was troublesome, but worth it. Helps to have all the drivers beforehand.
What a blast from the past. Thank you for taking the time to make this video & sharing it with us.