Fujoshi-hime wrote on 2025-06-21, 03:49:

Does anyone have a higher resolution version of this wall paper for the ATi All In Wonder 128? This version is not 'low res' bu […]
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Does anyone have a higher resolution version of this wall paper for the ATi All In Wonder 128? This version is not 'low res' but it's clearly been upscaled from something lower. I set this as my wallpaper in 1999 leading up to Xmas, to 'hint' to my parents that I wanted one for Xmas. FYI, it worked. 😀

I'd love to find the highest resolution version possible.

my process when i wanted something for xmas in the 90's:

me: mom, i want "this" for xmas
mom: no money, fuck off

lucky bastard xD...

Fujoshi-hime wrote on 2025-06-21, 03:49:

Does anyone have a higher resolution version of this wall paper for the ATi All In Wonder 128? This version is not 'low res' bu […]
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Does anyone have a higher resolution version of this wall paper for the ATi All In Wonder 128? This version is not 'low res' but it's clearly been upscaled from something lower. I set this as my wallpaper in 1999 leading up to Xmas, to 'hint' to my parents that I wanted one for Xmas. FYI, it worked. 😀

I'd love to find the highest resolution version possible.

Found what seems to be an chapter from a school IT exercise book:
https://www1.udel.edu/fth/multilit/11-MultiLit.pdf
Your image is on the 118th page. Maybe this will help you in something

And also this site: https://dondeq2.com/2020/05/28/quake-ii-magaz … f-topic-voodoo/

No these weren't on topic at all, I've removed these.

B24Fox wrote on 2025-10-09, 19:33:

16-color Win3.1 wallpaper... (converted from BMP to PNG) […]
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16-color Win3.1 wallpaper... (converted from BMP to PNG)

The attachment NOLIMITS.png is no longer available

original BITMAP here in archive:

The attachment NOLIMITS.rar is no longer available

the rest are more like posters

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LATER EDIT:
Seems that the Golden AXE poster gets shrunk by the website.
Here's an archive of the original:

The attachment PR-Golden-Axe-SEGA_Gerald_Parel_0.rar is no longer available

I really like the NOLIMITS wallpaper.

SAVED TO THE COLLECTION!

Zilch wrote on 2025-10-21, 20:11:

I really like the NOLIMITS wallpaper.

SAVED TO THE COLLECTION!

I'm glad you do 😀
Unfortunately I don't remember where I downloaded it from; but the datestamp says 27 Oct.1992.. so the file is legit OLD!
Just be sure to get it from the attached archive (not from the thumbnail), as the archive holds the original 16-color Bitmap 😀

kotel wrote on 2025-09-25, 15:12:

Found what seems to be an chapter from a school IT exercise book:
https://www1.udel.edu/fth/multilit/11-MultiLit.pdf
Your image is on the 118th page. Maybe this will help you in something

Well, that's not really any higher res, but I'm blown away by where you found an example of it.

Thread cleanup.
For those posting off topic posts feel free to start your own thread. It's not that difficult.

Link to internet archive with many modern-ish HP wallpapers (perfect for your HP vista build)

DosFreak wrote on 2025-11-11, 22:58:

Thread cleanup.
For those posting off topic posts feel free to start your own thread. It's not that difficult.

Non-vintage wallpapers related to computer hardware are also off-topic.

thepirategamerboy12 wrote on 2025-04-09, 04:42:

The restore CD for my 7022 came with one that tiles. Originally BMP but here's a PNG version that I can actually attach.

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I'd like to see more tiles in this thread. Tiled wallpapers remained the reality for most of the 1990s because full screen bitmaps just wasted valuable memory and I/O.

Most home users disabled desktop backgrounds to speed up their PCs, and I even disabled desktop icons!

I suspect high-spec Sun workstations were among the first to display actual high resolution bitmaps that reflected the actual hardware in the tin.

From www.softwarefirst.com

This image was known as iMac Girl and she graced many Jelly Bean desktops in 1998.

For an added bonus, I include her direct ancestor as third generation hand drawn sketch - in pink, with external I/O and interrupt switch! She is clearly the brainchild of a Japanese artist.

As sad it was, I too displayed iMac Girl (aka Blue Bondi Babe) on my MacOS desktop. Sadly I abandoned the iMac (an original jelly turquoise variant) in an alley when I literally worked to midnight at one employer, then drove overnight to start the next day at 9am with a new employer in another city. So many things were abandoned in an instant. I was evidently overworked. This is not a great memory.