Hmmm a 286 board that according to the manual has onboard video and IDE. Specs: AMD 4 or 8 MHz 286 640k RAM (180k for video) MS-DOS 3.3 720k FDD hooked up to onboard IDE onboard CGA video adapter. 3 voice pc speaker Manufactured by Tandy Radio Shack i'll be posting pictures soon.

I think it is just overtime it got terrible. I did clean it out with some disinfectant, dried it in the sun, put some grease on it, and stuck in the freezer once (to reduce the friction) I wanted to see if that was a good process or not. It felt great for little while but after it warmed back up it …

When I try to play tomb raider on dosbox (my os is Lubuntu an ubuntu compatible os) there is no sound on my laptop. Is it because It doesn't detect my built in speakers and is trying to output to the line out port? Or something else?

No, sorry I was joking but that would be awesome if it were possible.

Exact same problem the wsad area feels kinda bad and the space bar feels terrible but the num pad and tab still feel pretty good.

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Here are some pictures of the keyboard.

There were some cpu slowdown utilities on the net that allow you to play older games. Here's a link: http://www.sierrahelp.com/Utilities/SlowdownUtilities.html Haven't tested any and i can't because my only windows PC died of BIOS failure and my laptop is running Linux. Hope this helps

true, but it could help with other games and things as well (like oblivion which doesn't let you look around with the controller)

There are some programs on the net that remap controller buttons to be keyboard keys allowing you to play with a controller even with games that don't support controllers. Here's a link: http://electracode.com/4/joy2key/JoyToK...ersion.htm May not work but you can give it a try (it worked for my …

that would be cool if you could SLI two sound cards together and get 20 more sounds per second on games. DOOM before soundcard sli: 78.6 sounds per second DOOM after soundcard sli 95.4 sounds per second

It could be EMI interference with your card. You can make a simple EMI shield using commonly found junk in your house. Here's a link: http://www.overclock.net/t/571718/how-to-make … your-sound-card Hope this helps ( I did it to my old turtle beach santa cruz)

There are some programs on the net that remap controller buttons to be keyboard keys allowing you to play with a controller even with games that don't support controllers. Here's a link: http://electracode.com/4/joy2key/JoyToKey%20English%20Version.htm May not work but you can give it a try (it …

I was wondering if anyone has ever used or seen one of theese as I have a rebadged tandy enhanced keyboard which is supposedly the same keyboard. I was thinking about buying an adapter to let me use it on my new computer but I wondered if anyone else has seen one because it uses an odd half dome …