SS is the latest BIOS version I believe. Just in case, I've attached it. There's another hw revision of BH6 out there, which required another BIOS. I'd like to quote soggi.org on this matter: There exist two major versions of this motherboard - the only significant difference is the clock generator …

Not only the latency patch, but also KM266 register hacks for WPCREDIT, as it changes some AGP`s inner stuff too, and `Memory interleave enabler`, which may (or may not, incase it's already has working BIOS settings) speed things up. Author's homepage: http://www.georgebreese.com/net/software/# …

Another interesting fact is that with my GF4 Ti 4600, 4200 and GF3 Ti 500 I can see the unsharp texts in the whole game. Yes I know, these are all DX8 cards.. To fix unsharp text you should play with pixel center to find the best alignment. ATI cards prone to this too . I really wonder what it …

VIA KT266 (and KM266 as well) have had a bunch of incompatibility issues back in the days. ( https://web.archive.org/web/20070929194345/http://wavetown.net/forums/archive/index.php/t-76493.html ). Would highly recommend using George Breeze's patches along 4in1. Me and my friend used two Jetway KT266 …

Welp. I've always thought that clock doubling was made internally and kind of hardlocked. Never ever crossed my mind the very possibility of the 486DX to run at double clocks, and DX2 at triple.

I've got that CPU with glued heatsink and couldn't identify it first, but it just worked, so I convienced myself that there's no need to detach that heatsink. Later as I switched 486 CPUs between my mo-bos this little fellow happend to be placed right after the DX2 in a than-unused mobo. Today I've …