Hey, Im a MURCer now!

[Ali]

This should be my 100th post!

Wow, Ive been here since before there were forums, and still remember the days when there was only the one forum.

Thinking back, I first found the MURC when I had a Mystique 170, which would have been in my 486DX100. That was in about 1990-91 I think. that was when it first came out (I 'upgraded' from a Millenium 1), when was that?

Ali

[Sisyfos]

The Millennium 1?
That was waaay back in 1786. Ahh, those were the days.

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[paulcs]

Danton used a Millenium. On the other hand, Robespiere used a Riva 128, which may explain his nasty disposition.

Paul
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[Vlip]

I shall soon follow your steps in the holy gray of Murcerness ;-)

See ya soon As Murc

Vlip

[dZeus]

hey, you still have one lying around? I am interested in it! What about 15 guilders or something?

drop me an email please!

I could use that card well in my Linux webserver, since it is short of expansion slots, and there currently is an ISA graphics card in it, and that slot may be needed for a sound card in the future...

[FaRaN]

Damn, I owned a Millenium... As a matter of fact I still own a Millennium II (AGP)! Anyone want one? I'm sure I can find it somewhere beneath a pile of dust.

[Ali]

Gee, I changed my Millenium2 AGP for a Permidia2 way back.

This was after changing to the mystique 170 and being disapointed because it was meant to be a gaming card, and was slower than my old Millenium1.

I had just got a LX mobo and a spanking new P2 233 and had to use that AGP slot. I was expecting a HUGE spead increase, but it was about the same speed as the Millenium1 on a Pentium classic 166MMX overclocked to 233.

I remember spending hours running Final Reality, and that speed indicator thingee on MDK to see which was the fastest.

Ah, the good old days, when you never had to worry about downloading new drivers just to get the latest game to work.

Ali