The focus of this article will be the PowerPC release and what type of hardware it would run on, along with the specifics about my Motorola hardware.
Though the MIPS and PowerPC support was later dropped leaving Alpha and Intel x86 as the only options by the release of Service Pack 6, you could enjoy Windows NT 4.0 on quite the variety of systems. The widely popular Windows NT 4.0 release carried initial support for Alpha, MIPS and PowerPC in addition to the Intel x86 platform. If you were a fan of Microsoft Windows NT, you didn’t even need an Intel x86 based computer to run it. The 1990s were truly an interesting time for computing.
