jheronimus, I only have Dark Forces 2: Jedi Knight on there, which is the game before Jedi Outcast in the series. It runs absolutely great on the high settings but I'm not sure if that helps you because from what I remember of Jedi Outcast that is a much more modern game? Yea Windows 98 only uses …

I made a video about this PC (the completed build!), hope linking to it here is allowed? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjVIgTsvqgw

Wifi card is in, XP is dual booting and all of the drivers are installed, and I have an optical mouse! Now that its all up and running I need some games to try... Already playing Tactical Ops online in Glide mode in 98 although I can't help but think it might be better off running in XP with the …

Its alive! I am still waiting for the wifi card, i don't have a desk for it yet and I accidentally bought a ball mouse (yuck) but apart from that it's so far so good. The monitor is awesome I would highly recommend it if you don't want a CRT it has a nice crisp picture at up to 1600 x 1200 …

OK big update (taken a while as I have moved home over the new year period) I have spent way to much on this machine, I refuse to count it but it's a lot. I have started the build, and I didn't take photos as the parts arrived (plus I am still waiting on a few bits) here is a badly stitched together …

My first hard drive arrived, but I also cracked and bought this: https://preview.ibb.co/eJsCU6/DSC_0030_1.jpg Still not sure which direction to take.. I'm actually struggling to find an old beige case for a reasonable price which is annoying, i'm going to get a CRT for this so I thought I should get …

If it were me, I would get a PCI SATA 150 controller and go with an SSD or 2 instead of slow IDE drives. Bootup is really, really fast with 98SE on an SSD. Would this just plug in and work with my motherboard? I'm probably going to stick with the IDE drives for the same reason I want a real floppy …

You're doing well if you have less than $350 (USD) in this system! I'm not doing well :lol: Also, watch the hard drive capacity. I don't know how large you can go with that Gigabyte board since it only has an ATA-100 controller. Thanks, that's the kind of thing I need to know; I hadn't realised …

https://preview.ibb.co/hppYZw/DSC_0016.jpg EDIT: see the completed build here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjVIgTsvqgw So far I have: Gigabyte GA-6VTXD Motherboard - chosen for its universal AGP slot and dual socket 370 Pentium 3 sockets 2 x Pentium III-S SL6BY Tualatin processors - 1.4GHz, …