swaaye wrote: Look up a site called the Red Hill Guide. This is a great site with just the type of info I was looking for. Thanks

valnar wrote: This may help too: http://www.crossfire-designs.de/?lang=en&what … icle=soundcards excellent site, thanks! Checking CPUs by year is pretty easy. Not so much RAM quantities and Hard drive specs. I'm sure it's out there somewhere on the web.

Does anyone know of a web resource or other that shows what high-end PC rigs were over time? E.g., what was considered a very-fast PC in 1996? CPU, RAM, HD, etc.

Well, I'm actually thinking of picking up a Momo to use on my Win98 PC if I have to. I rather use the G25

Does anyone know if the G25 will work in Windows 98? The logitech web site only has drivers for Vista, XP, and 2000. I really like to use this wheel on my Win98 PC (via KVM switch).

Would the following PC work well enough as a Win98 platform? - Pentium III 500 MHz - 256 MB - AMI Ratheon 7500 - Voodoo 2 - Soundblaster 16 ISA - NEC Multi-sync I'm wondering if the 500 MHz CPU will struggle with later Win98 games. I'm hoping the Voodoo2 will be sufficient as the newer Win98 games …

ok heres an idea i assume when you run setup it creates a config file so i would boot into real dos google for freedos if you dont have real dos and run the setup there the copy the config file over to your dosbox setup so you dont need to run it I have t he config files from my Win98/DOS7 PC, so I …

no your right are you getting this: If you are using a nvidia graphic chip with drivers higher than 6.5X and get an error Direct3D Init Failed (00000000) #7 try using this version http://www.synetic.de/flash_frameset.php The link works, but I'm not sure what to do after getting to this site. I can …

you should run screamer 2 under windows preferably with the 3dfx patch + a wrapper I think Screamer is great, but really didn't like Screamer 2. The controls felt too lose or something. I'm still playing Screamer on my old DOS computer (P3-500), but I've been able to convert just about everything …

Qbix wrote: try changing intelligent to uart (mpu option) Thanks, didn't help. I installed Screamer 2 to see if that one would work. It has the issue that Screamer 1 has. They both have a setup.exe (maybe the same one?) that goes black screen.

Try setting core=normal in dosbox.conf, use loadfix before starting setup.exe and things like that. Also be sure you keep the exact mounting. I just tried your suggestions, but it still didn't run. Actually it, starts to load, but then just freezes into a black screen. But thanks for trying. Has …

Has anyone tried to get Breakneck to work in D3D mode with WinXP and nvidia 8800 GTX? I've tried "generic D3D" as well as all the other settings. It worked fine before I upgraded from the nvidia 6800GT. Great arcade racing game, BTW.

MiniMax wrote: I am afraid that is impossible. What is impossible? Getting setup.exe to run in dosbox? Or just getting the wheel itself to work?

I can get Screamer to run in dosbox 0.70 fine with keyboard, but I want to run it with a wheel which requires setup.exe. This program hangs in dosbox 0.70 (and the previous version, too). Any ideas? Note that I can run setup.exe in WinXP fine, but it then doesn't find my USB wheel.