Off-brand Turbo XT
In 1983, IBM released the 5160, also known as the XT. This was a largely unremarkable machine versus the original 5150, but soon clones of this system appeared and began to fiddle with the design. This would irreversibly change the direction of the industry.
There are so many more subjects to talk about with this machine and I think we'll have to see it again some day.
Channels mentioned:
Lameguy64: / lameguy64
Brassic Gamer: / brassicgamer
Nintenloup Wolf: / nintenloupwolffr1
Adrian Black: / adriansdigitalbasement
Ancient Electronics: / ancientelectronics
CPU Galaxy: / cpugalaxy
RGBI - RGBA converter derived from:
https://sites.google.com/site/h2obses...
Keyboard converter from:
http://www.mattmillman.com/building-a...
Other places where I can be found;
/ discord
http://forum.dxzeff.com/
/ high_treason (Not really used any more)
/ hightreasonlp
For Chapterizationification:
00:00 - Intro
01:20 - System Exterior
02:08 - Back End
03:34 - Open Chassis & Motherboard
10:36 - Architecture, limitations and non-PCs
18:47 - Expansion Cards & Hard Drives
37:22 - Adapting Things
40:54 - Switch on & Speed oddities
46:00 - Games
50:16 - Benchmarks & Productivity
54:35 - Afterthoughts
1:00:54 - Final Thoughts