I think burn-in is still a real problem as is the case with plasma. I would not use it for gaming. I'm looking for a new phone now and ignoring all OLED ones for this reason. CRT displays were much more susceptible to burn-in and people were happy with them. Like it or not, OLED displays are the …

Jorpho wrote on 2021-04-05, 23:16: Why!? I have difficulty imaging any practical purpose for NT 4.0 even on a desktop PC today. Think of it as a more stable version of Windows 95 with support for more applications (e.g. the QtWeb 3.8.4 backport).

Define "semi-modern"; this could mean anything from an Athlon 64 X2 to a Coffee Lake i7.

My Core 2 Quad PC has been running Windows XP x64 since last year. However, I've been using Windows NT 4.0 and 2000 more often recently. i use XP on 32 bit machines sure, but not online ever why would you? there are some other options among linux for 32 bit and plenty for even modest 64 bit pcs …

All hope is gone. It doesn't work ... WinNT installation really sucks. If you think this was bad, try to install Windows NT 3. If you happen to have two IDE hard drives in the target system, the installer will attempt to do "maintenance" that never completes, severely corrupt the boot partition or …

I've used two laptops with Realtek Wi-Fi cards. One laptop would occasionally fail to connect to any network for several minutes at a time, while the other would randomly lose and regain Internet access. Using a recent Linux kernel solved my issues with the latter laptop.

Another emulator I use is Snes9x 1.43. Here's a download link: http://web.archive.org/web/0/ipherswipsite.com/files/snes9x/snes9x-1.43-win32.zip This emulator offers a number of features over NO$SNS, such as cheats and an OpenGL renderer that supports older video cards. OpenGL is only used in the …

I use Famtasia 5.1 on my Windows NT 4.0 PC. This NES emulator was popular in the early days of tool-assisted speedrunning; it uses the GDI for rendering and should also run on Windows NT 3.51. Here's a link: http://web.archive.org/web/famtasia.at.infoseek.co.jp/fam510.zip A person on the TASVideos …

Great news Win9xers! I've been exchanging information with the PuTTY team and it looks like 0.77 will be the first release of PuTTY since 0.65 to work on Windows 95! The WinSock 2 update is required (this is included in the instructions anyway), but no dependency on IE. I just tried to install …

I avoid installing .NET Framework on my Windows XP installations. Nvidia and Intel graphics drivers claim to require it, but the check can be bypassed by editing a file in the installer. Just be prepared for disappointment, much of the modern Internet no longer works on XP, and many programs …