Re: Anyone know wich mainboard is this?
Posted on 2025-03-14, 13:33
Whit and whitout module installed
Re: Anyone know wich mainboard is this?
Posted on 2025-03-13, 14:25
It's a PCChips M507. Thanks a lot! is a good MB or not? That will depends on if it has fake cache or not, you got a pic of the backside of the board, so we can see if the traces from the cache chips go anywhere, also a close up of the chips themselves would be good. A lot of PC chips boards had …
Re: Anyone know wich mainboard is this?
Posted on 2025-03-13, 13:42
konc wrote on 2025-03-13, 13:10: It's a PCChips M507. Thanks a lot! is a good MB or not?
Anyone know wich mainboard is this?
Posted on 2025-03-13, 12:48
Thanks
Re: How many "hobbyist" PCs do you have?
Posted on 2025-03-11, 19:39
8 desktop 11 notebook
Re: Soundl Blaster 16 in a 8bit slot
Posted on 2025-02-13, 10:53
Small note: I also tried an Adaptect 1542CF but it doesn't seem to give any sign of life (the card works perfectly inside a 486).. maybe this card needs the contacts of the entire isa slot That's exactly true. The key selling point of the Adaptec 1542 in comparison to cheaper and simpler SCSI …
Re: Soundl Blaster 16 in a 8bit slot
Posted on 2025-02-11, 16:26
Ah ok, i will solder the extra 16bit slot…. thanks a lot
Re: Soundl Blaster 16 in a 8bit slot
Posted on 2025-02-11, 14:56
Ok, but i not understand pratically what kind of limiting i will have in a Dos 6.22 gaming machine
Re: Soundl Blaster 16 in a 8bit slot
Posted on 2025-02-11, 13:18
what use hdma for example?
Soundl Blaster 16 in a 8bit slot
Posted on 2025-02-11, 12:10
I have an 8bit backplain, a SBC (ISA 16bit + PCI, socket 7 class) and a sound blaster 16 value. Inserted in the 8bit slot the SBC seems to work perfectly, and inserting the Sound Blaster 16 value in the 8bit slot next to it also seems to work well, so it doesn't also require the second piece of …
Re: Windows 10 (general use and browsing) is it better to have a CPU with more cores or more MHz?
Posted on 2025-02-07, 11:17
Later the processor generation is, better hardware supported using windows 10 with Haswell and later also 7th gen processor (i7-7700) which I have as well. Not Ivy bridge as the usb 3.0 is not supported, runs at usb 2.0 speed, confirmed on multiple computers. I can confirm this as I have Haswell …
Re: What's that type of 40pin laptop ide connector?
Posted on 2025-01-13, 19:40
That looks pretty proprietary then. Also, if the right hand connector is a standard 44p 2.0mm pitch connector, the left hand one has smaller pitch as well. Afraid your best hope is finding the service manual of the laptop, getting the Unisys part number from there and see if anyone is offering them …
Re: What's that type of 40pin laptop ide connector?
Posted on 2025-01-12, 22:14
Can be SCSI? 2,5” scsi hard drive had 40 (or 44, i can’t remenber) connector.
Re: Windows 10 (general use and browsing) is it better to have a CPU with more cores or more MHz?
Posted on 2024-12-28, 18:56
Is this one ok? https://www.ebay.it/itm/116403167700?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=XTVbKBSGSZm&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=Xhez64Z-St6&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Correct, that's PT network card for x1 Does your computer have a PCIe x1 slot? The other one for PCI, if your computer …
Re: Windows 10 (general use and browsing) is it better to have a CPU with more cores or more MHz?
Posted on 2024-12-28, 07:32
Is this one ok? https://www.ebay.it/itm/116403167700?mkcid=16 … emis&media=COPY
Re: Windows 10 (general use and browsing) is it better to have a CPU with more cores or more MHz?
Posted on 2024-12-26, 20:46
Later the processor generation is, better hardware supported using windows 10 with Haswell and later also 7th gen processor (i7-7700) which I have as well. Not Ivy bridge as the usb 3.0 is not supported, runs at usb 2.0 speed, confirmed on multiple computers. I can confirm this as I have Haswell …
Re: Windows 10 (general use and browsing) is it better to have a CPU with more cores or more MHz?
Posted on 2024-12-26, 14:53
Later the processor generation is, better hardware supported using windows 10 with Haswell and later also 7th gen processor (i7-7700) which I have as well. Not Ivy bridge as the usb 3.0 is not supported, runs at usb 2.0 speed, confirmed on multiple computers. I can confirm this as I have Haswell …
Re: Windows 10 (general use and browsing) is it better to have a CPU with more cores or more MHz?
Posted on 2024-12-23, 20:50
I tried to do something I hadn't done in 20 years, with the CPU I currently have I tried to overclock it, I set the bus from 200mhz to 230mhz (a low increase all things considered) but multiplied by 15 now the CPU instead of 3000mhz works at 3450mhz and it seems to work, maybe I'll improve in basic …
Re: Windows 10 (general use and browsing) is it better to have a CPU with more cores or more MHz?
Posted on 2024-12-23, 19:13
If your sole use case for this machine is managing files for your retro machines, presumably over USB and/or over the network and you want yo use a modern OS (Windows 10), a) do you really need more CPU performance ? What issues/slowdowns are you experiencing ? b) if you do need more performance, …
Re: Windows 10 (general use and browsing) is it better to have a CPU with more cores or more MHz?
Posted on 2024-12-22, 15:40
Yes, the card is limited to 95W, but what happens if I install a 125W CPU like the 3.7GHz version? Computer won't start? Because in the end, by not using it for rendering or anything else, it keeps 100% of the CPU only when I install some Win10 update or open some RetroPC tutorial on YouTube and not …
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