A YouTuber fed up with the state of modern PC gaming has rebuilt their childhood computer from 1996, only to discover someone else’s homework and Doom 2 cheats on an old hard drive. Frustrated by rising hardware prices, the creator spent months tracking down vintage components to recreate the machine that first sparked their love of gaming nearly 30 years ago. YouTuber brings childhood gaming PC back to life In a YouTube video documenting the project, TrashBench explained that their fascination with PC gaming began at age 11 after seeing Need for Speed Special Edition running on their cousin’s computer. They also experimented with a vintage 3D accelerator, settling on a $100 Matrox Mystique after discovering that a 3dfx Voodoo card would cost around $1,000.
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