18 Jan 2009 at 19:03 #1 Mr-White Mr-White Soldato Joined 12 Nov 2002 Posts 14,600 Location In my own little world how the times have changed can't believe i actually shopped at Tempo, no wonder they went under lol MW
how the times have changed can't believe i actually shopped at Tempo, no wonder they went under lol MW
18 Jan 2009 at 19:21 #2 sithlord sithlord Associate Joined 1 Jun 2007 Posts 840 I remember paying around £100 for 512KB of ram for my Amiga in something like 1987. At the time it was good value
I remember paying around £100 for 512KB of ram for my Amiga in something like 1987. At the time it was good value
18 Jan 2009 at 20:31 #3 nelsby nelsby Associate Joined 27 Jun 2006 Posts 220 Location Leicester Oh wow
18 Jan 2009 at 21:22 #4 Kennysevenfold Kennysevenfold Soldato Joined 9 Sep 2008 Posts 7,940 Location Glasgow OMG and now we can all get 4gigs of DDR2 for less than £40, i love being too young to remember those days
OMG and now we can all get 4gigs of DDR2 for less than £40, i love being too young to remember those days
18 Jan 2009 at 21:30 #5 sir-les-mp sir-les-mp Associate Joined 23 Aug 2007 Posts 1,699 Location Rothesay Ive still got one of those creative voodoo banshee cards running in an old duron pc
18 Jan 2009 at 21:42 #6 Kriter Kriter Associate Joined 7 Jan 2009 Posts 4 I paid £125 for 4mb think about the time doom2 was in the shop so I could play it with out my pc slow to a stop when you got to end of the game.
I paid £125 for 4mb think about the time doom2 was in the shop so I could play it with out my pc slow to a stop when you got to end of the game.
19 Jan 2009 at 17:17 #7 milkinc13 milkinc13 Soldato Joined 16 Apr 2006 Posts 3,213 Location Basingstoke does paying ~£150 for 2gig DDR in 2004ish also count. and Don't sign on the ditted line until you talk to Tempo!
does paying ~£150 for 2gig DDR in 2004ish also count. and Don't sign on the ditted line until you talk to Tempo!
19 Jan 2009 at 19:37 #8 Subterranean Subterranean Associate Joined 21 Nov 2006 Posts 285 I forget the exact price but I did buy a voodoo2 when it came out. Over £100 i would think.
19 Jan 2009 at 19:37 #9 chakib chakib Associate Joined 1 Dec 2008 Posts 78 Kriter said: I paid £125 for 4mb think about the time doom2 was in the shop so I could play it with out my pc slow to a stop when you got to end of the game. Click to expand... doom series = GOD mode. god i loved that game! I don't really remember how much i paid for ram. i remember when 64mb was released and everyone went mad!
Kriter said: I paid £125 for 4mb think about the time doom2 was in the shop so I could play it with out my pc slow to a stop when you got to end of the game. Click to expand... doom series = GOD mode. god i loved that game! I don't really remember how much i paid for ram. i remember when 64mb was released and everyone went mad!
20 Jan 2009 at 17:52 #10 Mr-White Mr-White Soldato OP Joined 12 Nov 2002 Posts 14,600 Location In my own little world i got a voodoo 5 5500 when 3dfx sold up their stock on the cheap, except mine didnt work and when i returned it they had none left MW
i got a voodoo 5 5500 when 3dfx sold up their stock on the cheap, except mine didnt work and when i returned it they had none left MW
13 Apr 2009 at 20:08 #11 PwnDirect PwnDirect Associate Joined 25 Sep 2008 Posts 1,591 Location In My Head bah zombie nvm
13 Apr 2009 at 20:22 #12 gamesaregood gamesaregood Soldato Joined 17 Sep 2003 Posts 2,813 Location Suffolk I remember paying £60 for 128MB of PC100 about a year (sept 2000) after you purchased yours thinking it was a bargain... looks like it was!
I remember paying £60 for 128MB of PC100 about a year (sept 2000) after you purchased yours thinking it was a bargain... looks like it was!
13 Apr 2009 at 20:33 #13 Mikeey44 Mikeey44 Associate Joined 18 Feb 2009 Posts 316 Location Liverpool god bless technological advancements