PC gaming

Pc's have been the core of gaming for the past 35 years, these devices are esentially are the gaming platform, all consoles and gaming devices run off the basic principles that a gaming PC runs off, when there is a development in Pc gaming the development carries on to the consoles, esentially PC gaming is ahead of any other gaming platform, the negative to all this is that PC games aren't very widespread becasue the games can be pirated very easily.

1970-12-01 00:00:00

Datapoint 2200

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1972-01-23 01:38:52

Hewlett-packard 9830

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1975-01-23 01:38:52

MITS Altair 8800

it used an intel 8080 2.0 Mhz processor and had 256 bites of RAM it could only play basic games like SpaceInvaders

1976-01-23 01:38:52

MOS KIM-1

it had a 1 MHz processor and 1024buytes of RAM

1977-01-23 01:38:52

WCM

a shoddy custom build PC with ots of slots for extended components.

1978-01-23 01:38:52

Netronics ELF 2

1.76 MHz CPU and a maximum of 64K of RAM

1979-04-22 22:08:05

Bell and Howell

An apple 1.0MHz computer 16K of RAM, it had an optional floppy disk drive pheripherals.

1980-04-22 22:08:05

HP-85

0.613MHz CPU 8K of RAM

1980-12-01 00:00:00

Commodore 64

The first basic home computer, the main purpose of it was to allow people to play games that they made at home. It had an amazing 64 kB RAM at the time couppled with a 1.023 MHz CPU. this device was very basic and very weak.

1981-08-23 22:00:24

Commodore VIC-20

The commodore has a MOS 6502, 1MHz CPU and 5K of RAMand can operate in 16 bit Colour

1982-08-23 22:00:24

Commodore B128-80

This computer hosted a amazing 2MHz CPU and 128K of RAM

1983-08-23 22:00:24

Apple Lisa

This computer entered the age of massive comuting power, it was a very powerful Motorola 68000 @ 5 MHz CP that ran under the hood which dwafed most of the competition, the computer also ran some of apples software.

1984-08-23 22:00:24

Apple Macintosh

thsi computer yet again used a very powerful Motorola 68000, 7.83 Mhz CPU, it also came with a 9-inch monochrome screen 512x342 pixels monitor and it used the macintosh GUI.

1985-08-23 22:00:24

Atari 520ST

this PC used a Motorola 68000 @ 8MHz CPU and 320 X 200 - 16 colors display.

1986-08-23 22:00:24

Compaq Portable II

This computer used an Intel 80286 @ 6 or 8MHz CPU as well as having 256k of Ram, pathetic to todays standards, but at the time it was 2x more powerful than its competitor.

1987-08-23 22:00:24

Zenith eazy PC

This computer had a 7.14MHz CPU with 512K of RAM couppled wiht a 640 X 200 pixels graphics 14-inch monochrome monitor which allowed for the first time decent fidelity graphics.

1989-08-27 16:16:12

Atari Portfolio

EThis compute rused an inferior Intel 80C88 @ 4.92MHz CPu but it had possible support fro RAM of 128K, 128K+640K max and it came wiht a built in speaker into the case.

1990-08-27 16:16:12

Poqet PC

This computer had a suitable 80C88 @ 7.0MHz CPU couppled with 512K of RAM, it did use and advanced monochrome LCD 80x25 text, 640x200 graphics monitor.

1991-08-27 16:16:12

Macintosh PowerBook

This computer started off the computing craze because it had a very powerful CPU called the Motorola 68030 @ 25MHz, it also had a massive 2MB of RAM that allowed users to load multiple applications.

1992-08-27 16:16:12

Amiga 600

this computer had a suitable Motorola 68000 @ 7.16MHz CPU with 1MB of RAM, the computer also had an 32 colors @ 320x200 4,096 colors in HAM mode 640x400 maximum resolution Display.

1993-08-27 16:16:12

Apple Newton

This computer has a very powerful ARM 610 (RISC) @ 20 MHz CPU with a customisable ammount of RAM up too 4MB.

1995-02-18 18:25:19

NV-1

Nvidia launch their first Graphics card.

1996-02-18 18:25:19

Directx 9 drivers reveald

Microsoft release a driver technology which allows for ritch grpahics in a computing environment.

1997-02-18 18:25:19

RIVA 128 launches

NV3 Graphics Card with Direct3D and Real-time Interactive Video Animator technology

1999-02-18 18:25:19

GPU

Nvidia invents a processing chip dedicated to rendering graphics.

2001-02-18 18:25:19

Integrated Graphics

Nvidia enter their GPU technology into the embeded systems market.

2004-02-18 18:25:19

SLI technology

nvidia invents a technology that allows multiple graphics cars to be pared up and to allow the to work together, this jumped the GPU market up massively through computer power because it means games for the first time coudl be run at maximum settings.

2005-02-18 18:25:19

Games console

The GPU enters Games consoles.

2006-02-18 18:25:19

CUDA

An architecture that allows GPU computing of software, allwoing software to live in both the RAM CPU and now the GPU lightening the compute load on the CPU.

2008-02-18 18:25:19

Fermi Architecture

A GPU technology for server processors which allows developers to generate advanced meshes for characters in games, increasing the fidelity and the detail of characters for Nvidias processors to compute.

2008-02-18 18:25:19

Tegra

Nvidia launches the powerful Tegra Processor whcih allows for mobile gaming with HD quality.

2008-02-18 18:25:19

Kepler architecture

Nvidia launch a GPU technology that allows the PGU to be virtulized in the RAM. Allowing millions of operations a second to be computed.

2013-02-18 18:25:19

Tegra 4

nvidia launches the processor for the modern smartphone along with the GRID super GPU for computing multiple games on a hosted server, then the Tegra 4 processor in the Nvidia shield for remote gamiong capabilities.

2014-01-06 16:42:34

Tegra K1

Nvidia release a GPU that si super powerful and can compute high fidelity graphics with 192 GPU Cores

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