Testing a Pentium Pro: Intel's ugly duckling (Part 4)

In this video I finally assemble one of my oddest machines: A Pentium Pro. It was the first iteration of the P6 architecture and was considered a commercial failure. However, not everything was bad: The architecture turned out to be so good, that it was used for over a decade, and even modern Intel CPUs have evolved from them.

But onto business, what I intend to do is test it with period accurate software and determine if a primitive server oriented CPU is suitable to be used as a home retro computer. In this last part, I finally make some tests with games of the era... just to see how well it holds

If you haven't seen the previous parts, you have them here:
Part 1:    • Testing a Pentium Pro: Intel's ugly d...  
Part 2:    • Testing a Pentium Pro: Intel's ugly d...  
Part 3:    • Testing a Pentium Pro: Intel's ugly d...  

If you're looking for the original, Spanish dubbing, you have it here:
   • Probando un Pentium Pro: El patito fe...