Please invoke pci 06/04/00 24=dfffd000 from a "command prompt only" environment and try starting the Windows 98 GUI (using "win") afterwards. If that fixes your issue, put that line into autoexec.bat. Happy to report that command worked as intended! I was able to get into Windows 98 with no …

pete8475 wrote on 2023-01-22, 01:39: All I see on that page about 64 megs is this "AGP 2× Mode (max aperture size 32 or 64 MB)" That line of text has NOTHING to do with the amount of VRAM on the card. It was literally just changed by another user here if you would read the thread.

Tried version 1.1 of your tool and it actually kind of faceplanted on this. 00:00.0: id 8086:7190, class 06/00/00 10: MEM at e8000000..ebffffff (64M) 00:01.0: id 8086:7191, class 06/04/00 bus 0 -> 1 forwarding MMIO ec000000..edffffff (32M) forwarding MEM d8000000..104ae7ffffff (notepad++ shows a …

Here's with the GeForce FX 5500 installed. 00:00.0: id 8086:7190, class 06/00/00 10: MEM at e8000000..ec000000 (64M) 00:01.0: id 8086:7191, class 06/04/00 bus 0 -> 1 forwarding MMIO ec000000..edffffff forwarding MEM d8000000..e7ffffff 00:07.0: id 8086:7110, class 06/01/00 00:07.1: id 8086:7111, …

If you can paste the output of PCI.EXE called without any parameters, I can take a look at it and suggest an invocation that fixes the AGP bridge configuration. Here's the output with the Geforce 2 installed. Let me know if you need me to swap out for the FX5500. 00:00.0: id 8086:7190, class 06/00/ …

Here's the wikipedia page that gave me the impression about the vram restriction if anyone feels like editing it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slot_1 Otherwise, I'll look into resolving the video issues via what was suggested and maybe replace that voltage controller later on. No soldering kit for …

No not aperture size. Wikipedia indicates something to that effect and my FX5500 card produces video output and can boot into Windows 98 but can't work properly. Device manager indicates major resource conflicts and no Nvidia drivers will make it work. I bought a cheap GeForce 2 to get things …

I picked up a Gigabyte GA-6BXC rev1.9 board because I wanted to do a slot 1 build. It's definitely good for being period appropriate to Slot 1 specifically, but I can't get a Pentium III CPU to work on this thing and I seem to be seeing that the 440BX chipset doesn't support video cards with more …

I believe that's the ATI version. Its not the same as the NVidia, as the NVidia has video inputs and no S/PDIF audio.

I cannot for the life of me find any information at all relating to the plug this thing has. I managed to get this card for a good deal because as I understand it, its compatible with Windows 98 and has a component video output, but the Ebay listing I bought it from did not include the breakout box. …

Ended up on a different solution entirely. Both cards are in the PC now, the analogue output of the Audigy 1 acts as the DOS sound output, the digital output of the Audigy 2 acts as the Windows sound output.

SB Live! and Audigy 1 : https://pinouts.ru/Audio-Video-Hardware/creat … nt_pinout.shtml […] Show full quote SB Live! and Audigy 1 : https://pinouts.ru/Audio-Video-Hardware/creat … nt_pinout.shtml Audigy 2 and X-FI : https://pinouts.ru/Audio-Video-Hardware/sb_au … xt_pinout.shtml This is very …

Audigy 1 can use 5.25 inch panel from Live!, but you can't use it on Audigy 2. I could only assume same thing applies to breakout box, i.e. you probably can route it to Live! card somehow, but not Audigy 2. Maybe I used the wrong wording for the things. I am referring to the 5.25in drive bays in …

Thanks to my dad's habit of never getting rid of old electronics, I've been tinkering with a legacy Windows 98 system lately, and I'm running into a thought that this forum might be able to help with. I have both a Sound Blaster Audigy Platinum EX (SB0090), without the breakout box, and a Sound …