#mmx

For my own sanity and yours, I'm going to be a bit more brief than usual with these, as with how much could be unpacked from X5 and X6 alone, on top of how those weren't the only games I played during

Cover of the February 1997 issue of PC World PC World was one of the most popular PC magazines in the U.S. for a long time. It wouldn't surprise me if the late 1990s were its biggest years as that was

Today is one of those days where I went above and beyond what I should have done at MoneyMakersXchange. I am the Team Captain of The Soaring Eagles there and we are in 1st place. The week will end 4 hours

Watching Golmal Again.

It seems like through out most of the 1990s there was always a new CPU coming out or just around the corner. On the cover of the October 1996 issue of boot alone there are several mentioned including the

Source: In the January 1997 issue of boot, the big stories were USB, Firewire, MMX (still and again), LucasArts Jedi Knight (I can't believe this came out that long ago), DVD, 56kbps modems and 3D

boot's cover story in February 1997 was MMX. MMX stood for "MultiMedia eXtensions" and consisted of 57 new instructions that were aimed at accelrating gaming and other multimedia functions. These

In March 1997 the hottest PC technologies included 3D accelerators, USB and the new DirectX. The March 1997 issue of boot also had new information on Intel's upcoming Klamath processor (Pentium II). My

Source: boot premeired in 1996 as a computer magazine for hardware enthusiasts. It emphasized coverage of various high performance PC components that you would use to upgrade or build your own PC. It also