Which boards support Tualatin? Native Support - Tualatin 1.4Ghz / 512 / 133 Confirmed Boards are: Soyo SY-TISU ASUS TUSL2-C Intel D815EEA2U Tyan Tomcat i815T (S2080) ECS P6S5AT supermicro P3TDDE supermicro p3tde6-G Abit ST6 Abit ST6-Raid Unconfirmed (Most likely Bios Update, etc): Asus TUA266 Abit …

Which boards support Tualatin? Confirmed Boards are: Soyo SY-TISU ASUS TUSL2-C Intel D815EEA2U Tyan Tomcat i815T (S2080) ECS P6S5AT supermicro P3TDDE supermicro p3tde6-G Abit ST6 Unconfirmed (Most likely Bios Update, etc): Asus TUA266 Abit VH6T Gigabyte GA-60XET Gigabyte GA-60XET-C Epox 3-VSA-2 …

I've found the tualatin chips on ebay without an issue, but most of the boards the support tutalatin 1.4/512/133 is another issue in itself. I've found maybe 14 boards that support the chip but only 2 of them show up on ebay and are vastly over priced. I do have a older system laying around and I'm …

Wow so many good helpful replies, thank you to everyone!! Didn't we go through a lot of this in your other thread? That was a different computer for a multi-purpose idea, there is no idea of "FSB scaling" and "slow down" involved here. Simply put, I'll limit the K6-2 for slower speed for dos, and …

I'm considering building one of three possible machine configurations for 9x-Xp gaming. Either a P3 Tualatin 1.4, a dual P3 Tualatin 1.4, or a P4 3.2-800 Northwood. -512mb-1gb memory depending on the cpu config. -SB Live 5.1 -Windows Xp 1. Are there any incompatibilities of running 1996-2001 games …

5u3 wrote: Just tested this: K6-3 @ 500 MHz won't trigger the bug, but it does at 550 MHz. this shouldn't matter if you're lowering the multi, tweaking FSB, and disabling onboard cache right? example: low multi, 66 or 100FSB, L1 & L2off ~ 386 33 equivalent.

200mhz 512cache chips are actually kinda uncommon. every one I see is 256kb and is scrapped for gold. I'd hold onto a 200/512 to be honest. I was thinking the same, keep the cpu and memory, and toss the 75lb cube cases. If I got these 6 years ago I'd be all about case modding them, but lately I've …

someone is offering to donate two Dell Power Edge 4100s to my retro project, are these older server boards practical for retro gaming? 2 Socket 8 Pentium Pro 180 MHz or 200 MHz 1 GiB Max 8 slots, 168-pin DIMM Edit: ahh well the 4100s had the 200Mhz 512 cache cpu's a lot of memory and no hard drives.

AFAIK, there is software to do L1 for pentiums. It even works for some P3 boards. Right you are, but think of how convenient a toggle switch on the front of a case would be to switch between normal operating speed, L1 disabled, and L1 + L2 disabled. I think I've seen this done here before, I know …

That being said, the biggest if not only reason 3dfx was popular was the fact they were FIRST. The only debatable difference was how they did anti-aliasing. Everyone but 3dfx took a inferior shortcut way of doing it and 3dfx took the hard way. the hard way was "better" but slower. The moral of the …

I'm not sure I understand. What is there to "experience" ? The game either looks right or it doesn't. I never saw glide in action or a game with 3D voodoo graphics on a computer, or visually experienced it ... back then, my PC had 4MB video I think. I imagine that depends entirely on what game …

I do not have any Voodoo equipment and was going to make my mind up before buying. I may be wrong but I think I remember Voodoo being the major video card up until 2002 when the Nvidia GeForce 4 Ti4200/4400/4600 series was released. I was going to go with either a Voodoo 2 SLI Setup or perhaps one …

Thanks for the quick responses! :lol: Perhaps I need to rethink my game plan and project entirely. I originally did not want to build two systems but I could since I have the parts laying around lol. Perhaps some suggestions would be in order since I suck at flat out decision making without a year …

Hello all, I've recently tossed a pm or two around with Mau1wurf1977 on the topic of using a Socket 7 PC for some DOS games, and Pre-2000 Win9x games. I've checked a lot of gamespot game details on games from 2001 and earlier, and it seems most have a minimum requirement within the specs of the PC …

Greetings! This would be my first post and first time visiting these forums, so let me start off by asking what may be a common question. What are the ideal specs for a DOSBOX? (not to be confused with the software emulator), by this I mean a dos gaming computer... I'm looking at two possible laptop …