GOLD

Perfect!

i ever modification compaq V500 CRT monitor but i only take CRT monitor case,put lcd laptop and motherboard acer travelmate 3210 in CRT monitor but project still going.

@Deloreandudetommy  
Yep, that one! :3

@Da5ch  
Dell CRTs from that period are some of the best from what I’ve heard. If you do get it out of storage, be sure to clean it first (carefully) to be safe. I’ve heard that super dusty CRTs can be fire hazards.

@Deloreandudetommy  
Oh I would never part with my 1080p flatscreen, I’m just saying I love 90s computers and run a lot of older programs from that time period on my two modern machines, so a CRT monitor would probably be a good investment.
 
That or I could try and find my old black Dell CRT from 2003, that last time I left it had a sticker of Chewbacca on it. I miss that old beast, I should get it out of storage and see if it still works.
 
I heard they’ve got superior color definition and luminosity, true black pixels and zero delay.

@Da5ch  
They’re definitely worth it to get, as long as you have the space for one. I wouldn’t completely replace your monitor with a CRT though, mine needed some special settings from my graphics card to work correctly (though from what I understand that’s mostly because of DEC trying to be fancy).

No, no, no, do it on bare metal Windows 98. Only way to retro this right hardcore.

@Deloreandudetommy  
Still neat to see Windows 10 on a CRT monitor. I’ve considered getting one from the thrift store for my two modern PCs, one with Windows 10 and the other with Windows 7.

I like it.

Classic fusion modern thingy

@xbi  
It’s modern Firefox running on modern Windows 10. I would’ve tried running a Windows 95 or 98 virtual machine to make a proper screencap of Derpi running in a 90s web browser, but my virtual machine client didn’t want to cooperate today.

Cool!
 
How did make very old browser understand modern versions of https protocol?
 
Update: I see now, it is Win10, not Win95 actually :D

@Starry Mind  
You probably remember it from >>2104974!

I recognized the uploader from the thumbnail, just because I remembered seeing that computer in your art! :D