How would it be to play games on an industrial computer?

I'm not sure what your definition of an industrial computer is but in areas I've worked they tend to not use the most up to date hardware or software.

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There are several important points to bear in mind here:

Compatibility: will the computer talk to the plant/machinery and will it run the software needed?

Cost: it will usually be cheaper to replace failed hardware like for like than it would be to certify new hardware — also, can you afford the downtime?

Reliability: industrial environments aren't generally computer friendly so you'll want a computer that can handle dips and surges in power as well as levels and types of dirt that would quickly kill a regular desktop or laptop computer.

Taking all the above into account it's often the case that the hardware and software is 10 or more years behind what is current to “normal" people. 

These types of computer are rarely networked or, if they are, there isn't a connection to the internet (some don't even use Ethernet to talk to each other) and connection to peripheral devices is done using interfaces considered long obsolete like RS232.

If you're lucky it might run solitaire or minesweeper.

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