Pentium III
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Search complete. 4 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Pentium III".
Oct 12, 2026
Ep: 30 What Do Your Agents Do After You've Gone To Bed? With AI Experimenter Martin Davidson
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38:04Martin DavidsonGUEST
The emulator has four million lines of rust in it now, plus several million lines of test code.
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38:11Martin DavidsonGUEST
Four million lines of code? And you stop and you think of the things it can emulate, and it can do PC, and it's nearly like a Pentium 3 sort of speed.
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38:21Martin DavidsonGUEST
It can do Spark.
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38:26Martin DavidsonGUEST
It can do Motorola 68K.
Xbox
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0:52Peter BullHOST
The original Xbox began in response to developments happening in the console space, which potentially threatened the Windows PC gaming business at the time.
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1:01Peter BullHOST
The hardware was designed around standard PC components including a Pentium 3 CPU, Nvidia GeForce 3-based GPU, 64MB of RAM and 8GB of storage.
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1:12Peter BullHOST
A fraction of today's powerful consoles, along with software delivered by a version of Windows 2000 and DirectX, referenced in the original codename of DirectXbox.
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1:21Peter BullHOST
The original Xbox also featured a green and black themed dashboard that enabled CD playback and films with the DVD add-on.
Ep. 452 - Court Says AI Cannot Train With Copyrighted Data
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66:09JeffHOST
I've been to Wallaton.
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66:13JeffHOST
Pentium III is one of the next cities that's north of me.
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66:19JeffHOST
Yeah, there's so many names that you just run into around here.
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66:24VinceHOST
Yeah, I don't think a lot of people outside of specifically living in that part of Oregon realize this.
Grokbot UPLINKED To Morpheus | Live Demo Time
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8:15DavidPANELIST
I think we're moving generally from...
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8:18DavidPANELIST
Alan, you'll remember these days when people used to talk about the megahertz and the speed of their processor and the Pentium 2, the Pentium 3.
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8:29DavidPANELIST
Apple came out and they had like 10,000 songs in your pocket.
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8:34DavidPANELIST
And everybody stopped talking about gigabytes and megahertz and processing speeds.