Thank you all for your insights. Jo22, I've already tried PowerDVD and it runs too slow. I'm going to take a look at the Xing MPEG Player you mentioned. I guide myself through a Pokemon music video that came with an audio CD I kept from back in the day which is 320x240 and encoded with Cinepak Video …

Greetings, I am trying to play DVD movies or other video file formats, but my setup does n0t handle it. My current setup: OS: Windows 98 SE Lite Sleek MB: AOpen AX5T CPU: Pentium MMX 200MHz Memory: 64MB of RAM Sound Card: SB0100 S3 GPU: S3 Trio 64V2/DX 2MB I think an MPEG encoder would fix this, but …

Let's see if someone can enlighten us. From what we know, all SB0220 models are OEM cards, manufactured by Creative for Dell. Usually, they don't work with Creative's SBLive drivers and need a special driver version from Dell's website: https://www.dell.com/support/home/en-us/drivers/driversdetails …

ranixon wrote on 2021-05-29, 19:31: So the Live 5.1 Digital SB 0220 still the better right? Let's see if someone can enlighten us.

Greetings, I am looking into similar cards to buy, and I am unsure if I will go for a CT4670, SB0100 or SB0220. In this case the SB0220 seems to be the Creative model and not the usual OEM model that commonly people refer to I think? (please check the attached photo) This could be compatible with …

Ok, so I went to Device Manager a deleted a two CPU related entries, rebooted, nothing changed. One got reinstalled again after reboot: "CPU driver for AGP VIA Tech 8598" and the other:"Support for CPU" disappeared completely, hopefully it doesn't break anything. I am running SiSoft Sandra 99, I …

Thank you darry and LewisRaz, you both were right. I needed to set the jumpers to the 1-2 position first, as the 133MHz option wouldn't show on the BIOS settings by default. https://i.ibb.co/jb2Fhvf/jumpers.jpg https://i.ibb.co/RDsHrmh/bios133.jpg https://i.ibb.co/YhBcgvp/1GHz.jpg https://i.ibb.co/ …

Greetings. I've tried to browse for a solution but I didn't come across anything, so I am writing here in hope someone could shed some light on this issue. Any word of advice will be greatly appreciated. So, here's the CPU: https://i.ibb.co/SfPxZ51/piii.jpg When I run it on the Award Advance 10B …

I am thinking about replacing the fans, to make the pc quieter. I am in doubt if 1300rpm for my 235W PSU is enough? Regarding the CPU fan, I believe 3000rpm is fine, what do you think? PSU Fan: https://i.ibb.co/2PCDTwK/psu-fan.jpg Alternative: NB-BlackSilentFan 80mm X-1 1300rpm 3 Pin 5.0 V / 12.0 V …

Most people replace the PSU as a safety measure as voltage slowly go out of spec with age. cheap brand new PSU;s are out of spec the day they leave the factory. AOpen is a quality brand, Don't know the brand/quality of that PSU so you may be better off keeping the original? 500W is pretty low these …

It should be ok. Thank you! Thats a very nice mobo. 4xISA with ATX....wish I had one. :) It's even worse then that. The TX chipset can only cache 64MB, adding memory above that will slow things down. This limit however will only be a slight inconvenience as anything needing/wanting more then 64MB ( …

Wow, thanks a lot! I was about to buy a 512Mb sdram stick, but according to the offical website and manual you provided, its maximum main memory tops at 256Mb. By the way, what do you guys think about this sound card: A-Trend Harmony 3DS719 ISA? I am also thinking of acquiring a dial-up modem board …

Thanks for the input. Would a GeForce FX5500 256 MB PCI be compatible with this motherboard and run on Windows 98?

Greetings, Glad to be here, I am new to the retro pc scene, been following a few youtubers such as LGR and Philscomputerlab with such entusiasm, that it made me go around and look for a retro pc as well. I got lucky and was given for free at a local antique book shop some vintage hardware, plus …