potpie, 1 month ago

@nixCraft 4MB. An IBM 486 with Windows 3.1. What a time.

jCarttarBrooke, 1 month ago

@nixCraft 64 KB RAM Osborne 1
Still have it. SuperCalc was great for building chemical process models and investment projections.

GoatsLive, 1 month ago

@nixCraft 32k

alter_unicorn, 1 month ago

@nixCraft 128kB

SiliconFarmer, 1 month ago

@nixCraft 2KB
Timex Sinclair 1000

digigeek, 1 month ago

@nixCraft 16 KB but then it was upgraded to 64 KB by using the 1064 upgrade module. 😮 (from 600XL to 800XL) 😁

#Atari

eothelgar, 1 month ago

@nixCraft 64kB (Thomson To7-70)

stinerman, 1 month ago

@nixCraft 4MB.

morgunkorn, 1 month ago

@nixCraft 512kB (Atari 520 STE)

rotopenguin, 1 month ago

@nixCraft 128

80s 1980s GIF

Novinger, 1 month ago

@nixCraft 2 KB (Sharp PC-1246)

jenkstom, 1 month ago

@nixCraft 3.5Kb available in the Commodore VIC-20.

stephane_audic, 1 month ago

@nixCraft zx81. 1kb.

skyportradio, 1 month ago

@nixCraft ZX Spectrum 48K

ghalldev, 1 month ago

@nixCraft I don’t know I was like 4 at the time but the model I remember having maxed out at 10MB

stormhair, 1 month ago

@nixCraft 5KB - Commodore VIC-20

lucas3d, 1 month ago (edited 1 month ago)

@nixCraft It was an #amiga 1000 with 256 KB (from last century said my daughter)

JackTLadd, 1 month ago

@nixCraft 128KB :blobcat:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZX_Spectrum#ZX_Spectrum_128

manankanchu, 1 month ago

@nixCraft

16kB

alexzeitler, 1 month ago

@nixCraft 4KB

aeleoglyphic, 1 month ago

@nixCraft The first computer I probably used was an XP and so I would say at least 300 to 500 MBs.