Re: Post your favorite video game cover (MS-DOS/Early Windows edition)
Posted on Yesterday, 08:17
I'll just leave another one of my favourites here. 😀 really love this shot and angle. If you take a good look you'll see some new detail every time.
Re: 486 Multimedia Chassis [Built in Speakers, LED VU Meter, etc] Rebuild - Featuring an AOpen Vi15G VLB Motherboard!
Posted on Yesterday, 08:13
That case. I want one.
Re: 3 (+3 more) retro battle stations
Posted on 2020-10-25, 08:40
That's quite the collection of retro hardware you've got there! Really nice builds and splendid work with all the photographs and background info. Must have taken countless hours and hours to do all this.
Re: Post your favorite video game cover (MS-DOS/Early Windows edition)
Posted on 2020-10-20, 11:20
Re: My new DOS machine... Pentium 75Mhz. Some advice...
Posted on 2020-10-17, 08:00
2)i need also a DOS driver for my isa etherlink3 for use mTCP? You would need the packet driver for that card. If I'm correct the etherlink III is the 3c509b card. The packet driver can be found here: http://files.mpoli.fi/hardware/NET/3COM/3C509.ZIP Here is a great video on how to set up mtcp …
Re: I accidently got a TCS9510 486 VLB PC
Posted on 2020-10-14, 08:14
Nice pc! As for the Doom sounds, this could be conflict setup conflict. This has happened to me before where the 220 address was accessible for the music but the IRQ and/or DMA channel was taken by another device. I often use Snooper to check the usage of the channels. It's strange though how other …
Re: Compaq Deskpro 4000
Posted on 2020-10-12, 06:09
It's quite annoying how these Compaq systems still used diagnostic programs for their BIOS settings instead of a proper bios menu. I can image that on a 80s XT class machine, but not a 90s Pentium system. Ah well, at least you can still download the floppy disk images. As soon as you've set up the …
Re: My new DOS machine... Pentium 75Mhz. Some advice...
Posted on 2020-10-10, 09:16
For file transfer I often use a network card instead of a usb stick or CF card. You can grab Mtcp software for msdos TCP support. Find the packet driver for your network card. Then set up your retro rig's entire drive as an FTP server. Connect it up to your network or use a utp crossover cable. Then …
Re: What game are you playing now?
Posted on 2020-10-09, 08:05
Just arrived at the end of Dark Seed 2. Years ago, I had finished about 95% of the game but wasn't able to beat the monster in the hall of mirrors, so I never got to see the ending. This time around I actually drew a map of the maze earlier in the game, so I knew the fastest way around. Now I have …
Re: New Member , Recent Retro PC build and a thank you
Posted on 2020-10-07, 06:44
Wives just don't understand... 😉
Re: My "new" Windows XP machine - HP DC7100 SFF
Posted on 2020-10-01, 09:52
I think the disease you are referring to is "tech hoarding". It's a serious condition 😀
Re: Retro Rig Photo Thread
Posted on 2020-09-30, 13:03
A little update to my previous post . The noise this PC made has always bothered me a bit, especially the PSU fan. This PSU could be 25 years old by now, so I thought I'd replace the fan and put on better solution for the CPU fan. I swapped out the 80mm PSU fan for this Noctua NF-R8 Redux 1200. I …
Re: Dos 6.22 / Win3.11 + Win95 Midi ESCOM Big Tower 430TX 233MHz MMX
Posted on 2020-09-27, 20:11
I have a pretty similar setup! Very cool case you found there! That 8mb expansion would be great for my awe64 gold. Send me a PM and we can work out some details.
Re: Orpheus Soundcard: a new DOS soundcard with SPDIF/OPL3/MPU support
Posted on 2020-09-25, 19:11
This surely is a great achievement! Nice work!
Re: Roland MT-32
Posted on 2020-09-24, 11:56
I started out with emulation first, but afterwards I just bought an MT-32 because I really like the way it looks. Especially seeing that green LED makes me a happy PC user. And the occasional funny message that gets projected on the LCD by certain games is also worth it to me. That's something you …
Re: What is your dream build.
Posted on 2020-09-23, 14:03
One system I'm still looking for is a 10mhz turbo XT 8086 / nec v30. There is a really nice VTech Laser XT3, with mhz LCD.. lovely case. Or a custom build with a Juko Nest board.
Re: Looking for help with an almost dead Socket 7 mobo
Posted on 2020-09-23, 13:56
Make sure that guy gets stripped naked and has to walk the streets while we all shout "shame shame shame".
Re: Need help getting a 486 to run Rise of the Triad
Posted on 2020-09-22, 13:34
Hah, classic! Glad you've figured it out 😀
Re: What game are you playing now?
Posted on 2020-09-22, 13:31
Playing Dark Seed II now. Just as creepy as I remember it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqz5_pkURv0&a … nnel=razorbulan
Re: Need help getting a 486 to run Rise of the Triad
Posted on 2020-09-21, 20:06
Might be a low-end motherboard, but I think it should be able to handle ROTT. ROTT is running an enhanced Wolf3D engine, so any 486 should be able to run it.
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