I own a very similar tower from my first build back in the 90’s.
I use it next to my computer desk and have my mouse pad on it. Been there for 20 years now. I like my mouse down there and to the side much more than having it up at keyboard level and I’ll never change my ways on it.
Oh no. It’s the best. Just on the other side of the arm rest and a little lower. Zero fatigue. No leaning forward. Just comfort and chill. Best way to game.
Interestingly, the turbo button didn’t speed up your system. Turning it off deliberately slowed it down.
This was needed since some games etc assumed a fixed clock speed. When the clock ran faster, the game ran too fast. Pressing the turbo button to off was one of the first attempts at an emulation of older systems.
Brings back memories of playing Doom II all choppy on our old 486 and months later realizing that pressing the turbo button made it run smoothly. D’oh!
Seems to also work pretty well if I discount Train Simulator having installation issues… but thats probably just the old CD not holding up from when child me handled it…
Seems to me that you are right with that. The top one reads data in lightning speed. The middle drive doesn’t seem to work saddly and the last one got a fat DVD logo on it so im guessing thats right
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