People playing old-fashioned components were born 20 years ago to assemble computers running Windows 98

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Microsoft 's release of Windows 98 (June 25, 1998), a YouTube account called AkBKukU has built an antiquated standard machine to run the operating system.

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Microsoft 's release of Windows 98 (June 25, 1998), a YouTube account called AkBKukU has built an "antique" machine to run the operating system.

Windows 98 is an upgraded version of Windows 95 with many improvements. It is a 16-bit / 32-bit mixing system but better support AGP, USB hardware devices .

To assemble, this guy spent a lot of time and effort to hunt down the components that came out around the 2000s from collectors. What is special is that all of them are still new, the whole box has not even been peeled off the protective cover.

To assemble, AkBKukU must search for components so that they must be compatible with each other so that when combined, Windows 98 can be run.

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Intel's Tualatin Pentium III processor, launched around 2000 to 2001.

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The Intel D815EEA2U motherboard was launched more than 20 years ago and the 64MB Voodoo 5 5500 GPU is designed with two separate GPUs running on SLI channels.

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At that time, these 512 MB 133MHz RAM modules were the desire of many people.

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The Hyundai ImageQuest CRT V770 + screen is quite popular in the 2000s.

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Microsoft Natural Keyboard.

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Microsoft Cordless Wheelmouse mouse.

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Windows 98 Second Edition.

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Floppy drives and CD drives are pretty much used at that time.

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In order to use this 'ancient' computer set, of course it is indispensable to launch the software and games from the 2000s.

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The completed computer can run Windows 98 and many games at that time after AkBKukU fixes some minor problems when installing the operating system.

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DOOM game since 1993 and and StarCraft - the legendary 2000 game running on the self-assembled AkBKukU computer set.

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Update 24 May 2019
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