Is there any way to raise the maximum volume of the cd input in dos? I set SB-CDVol=7 in the Orpheus.ini file, but still the sound is too quiet. In Windows 95 the problem does not occur, at 60% the volume is higher than SB-CDVol=7 in dos.

Unfortunately, there is no performance gain. Only support for large disks has been added.

Everything works fine

It could be, for example: AMD PCnet SCSI Am79C974

Intel RC440BX with Riva128/128ZX and Intel SR440BX with RivaTNT on board.

I found a link to the "ATX FORM CARD" technical diagram, the card looks like "Asus USB / MIR" https://jacek.unixstorm.org/elektronika/atx-form-card.html

Maybe try ESS Solo-1 with wavtable header.

I think this driver is generic for all S3 Scenic/MX2 cards. An identical version of the driver was attached to the Videologig MPEGstar card. The only difference is the READMY.TXT file.

I have a Miro Media View TV card with an S3 Scenic / MX2 processor. The card comes with a DOSMPEG driver, which allows to run games compatible with RealMagic cards. Below is a list of supported games from the README.TXT file: III. SUPPORTED REELMAGIC DOS MPEG TITLES …

I think the last bios for this motherboard had version 1.00.13.AF2 http://download.viglen.co.uk/files/motherboar … ge/10013AF2.EXE

Paar wrote: If set the jumper on the system boots fine but I'm stuck with WT cache (according to CHCKCPU tool) even though I set L1 cache to WB in BIOS. Check if you have set the TURBO jumper correctly

Curious as to whether anyone out there has seen any EISA video cards floating around anywhere. I've been restoring and souping up and old Compaq Deskpro 486/66m. It has the Qvision 1024/E 126654-001 in it and it works but it has fuzzy video when the drivers are installed. I've seen a few of the …