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Having watched "Bits und Bolts" video testing the impact USB has on various retro CPU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nq11CbljGG0&lc=UgznrSwrsCEAHcPy4Zd4AaABAg.9vZAgqSIaM09vZC4jsctM9 , I made the offer of doing my own tests. End results confirmed what was shown - but the difference in behaviour …

I bought a Sound Blaster Live! 1024 Value back in mid-2000 (model number CT4830) and I still have that card's installation CD. The disk contains the standard Creative software and drivers for Windows 95, 98, NT4 & 2000. The files were created on the disc on 12 April 2000, but the Windows 95/98 & …

does the 386DX40 mobo have a MR-BIOS bios? If yes can you dump it so we can add it to the repository? https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=61&t=59146 I'm not sure since I don't have a VGA card that works (they are mostly monochrome, and all of them have dip switches+no manuals)-all I know is that …

A little DX-40 gem that I got given 4 years ago (along with a dead 286 and 486 board), that I haven't been able to identify at all. As far as I can tell (no working VGA card&the front panel connectors have corroded traces) the board works as far as I'm aware , since the onboard LED works and …

Brilliant! I haven't had working sound in DOS for a while now. BTW I didn't have any of the errors in the images show up. This is with a standard AWE 64 as well so that might be the difference.

I'm kind of finding it difficult to choose between these couple of soundcards, both of which I can't find much on (nothing at all for my specific ES186X card-not even an image). I do have the drivers for both though, with the ESS card being recognised by Windows 98SE (SP3): Expertcolor MED3931 Ver …