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DOS Storm
Subscribers 19.4K
Videos 86
Views 1.6M

Channels Like DOS Storm

DOS Storm covers DOS games, retro hardware, and nostalgia for 1990s computing, as reflected in videos about shareware, sound cards, and remastered DOS titles, along with discussions of ISA and MS-DOS era peripherals. The channel blends reviews, explorations of vintage hardware, and nostalgic retrospectives, with a typical video around 20–50 minutes and several longer explorations; recent uploads average about 34.5K views per video, with a cadence of multiple videos per month based on the newest uploads list.

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#1

89% relevance

Subscribers 1.8M
Videos 1.2K
Views 602.3M
Appearances 19
SERP 100%
Similarity 82%
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Both target retro computing and 1990s PC gaming, with high search overlap on queries like retro computer hardware and vintage sound cards, aligning with DOS Storm's DOS-era content (89% match overall; content 82%).

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Linus Tech Tips YouTube channel thumbnail
Subscribers 16.8M
Videos 7.6K
Views 9.4B
Appearances 9
SERP 98%
Similarity 77%
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Shares a focus on vintage sound cards and 1990s PC gaming, and high search alignment for dos era gaming queries, though Linus's channel overall covers broader mainstream tech (search 98%, content 77%).

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#3

84% relevance

Subscribers 265K
Videos 583
Views 35.3M
Appearances 13
SERP 89%
Similarity 81%
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Centers on dos era gaming and emulation tips, mirroring DOS Storm's niche; strong alignment in queries about dos era gaming and vintage DOS tips (search 89%, content 81%).

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#4

71% relevance

Subscribers 35.3K
Videos 113
Views 6.0M
Appearances 11
SERP 61%
Similarity 78%
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Appeals to retro PC enthusiasts through old computer peripherals and upgrades, matching DOS Storm on retro hardware interest, though slightly less overlap in dos-specific query volume (search 61%, content 78%; overall 71%).

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#5
OldAndNewVideoGames

69% relevance

Subscribers 30.4K
Videos 609
Views 5.0M
Appearances 10
SERP 50%
Similarity 82%
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Focuses on dos games nostalgia and 1990s PC gaming, overlapping DOS Storm on nostalgia-driven retro gaming searches and content (search 50%, content 82%; overall 69%).

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Subscribers 946K
Videos 1.1K
Views 281.5M
Appearances 10
SERP 56%
Similarity 77%
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Covers dos era gaming and remastered dos games, attracting the same retro hardware and software audience as DOS Storm with similar content emphasis (search 56%, content 77%; overall 69%).

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Discovered competitors include LGR (89% match) with 1.8M subscribers and Linus Tech Tips (85% match) with 16.8M subscribers; both overlap on retro computer hardware, vintage sound cards, and 1990s PC gaming. TechDweeb (84% match) with 265K subscribers also competes on dos era gaming and emulation tips, while GameRig (71% match) and OldAndNewVideoGames (69% match) touch on retro hardware and dos-era content. Top competitors by match strength are LGR and Linus Tech Tips, reflecting strong overlap in vintage hardware and DOS-era topics; DOS Storm has fewer subscribers (19.4K) compared to these giants, highlighting a smaller but highly targeted niche. Shared queries among competitors include vintage sound cards, dos era gaming, and 1990s PC gaming.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to DOS Storm?

LGR (89% match, 1.8M subscribers), Linus Tech Tips (85% match, 16.8M subscribers), and TechDweeb (84% match, 265K subscribers). All three channels share a focus on retro and vintage computing or hardware, aligning with DOS Storm's DOS/IBM PC/Apple II/DOSBox content.

What type of content does DOS Storm make?

DOS Storm creates content around DOS-era and vintage computing, including topics like DOS games, Apple II, IBM PCs, DOSBox, and sound cards. Based on recent video titles, the channel uploads a variety of retro hardware showcases, game compilations, and nostalgic reviews; recent videos range from 5.2K to 83K views with an average around 34.5K views per video, and the channel averages around several uploads per week.

How do we determine which channels are similar to DOS Storm?

We analyze DOS Storm's recent videos, generate topic-relevant search queries, check YouTube search results, and compare the meaning of each channel's content to measure similarity. The result is a ranked list sorted by SERP overlap, semantic similarity, and search appearances.

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