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    "excerpt": "86Box emulates an old PC at the hardware level. CPU timing, chipset behaviour, ISA and PCI buses, graphics chipsets, sound devices, and disk controllers all matter to getting period software to behave properly. That does not guarantee identical performance to the original hardware, as the Cinebench results below illustrate. Frankly the project is fascinating and the effort has me in awe, but that accuracy is expensive, and almost all of the cost lands on a single host thread.",
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    "title": "Mac Mini M6: Retro PC Emulation with 86Box (600MHz PII?!)"
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