I recently built myself a new Win98 system and was intending to also use it for a few DOS games, like Duke Nukem 3D. Here are the system specs: Gigabyte 7VRX (rev. 2.0) (Socket A - VIA KT333/8233A chipset) Athlon Thunderbird 1400 512MB DDR ASUS GeForce2 Ti SB Audigy Gold Windows 98 SE I am able to …

Edwin1996 wrote on 2020-03-01, 04:18: Thanks for that, I have bit the bullet and updated the bios and bought a q6600 and it seems to work great! If anyone stumbles upon this in the future (unlikely I know), you can use a q6600 with a p5vdc-mx (revision 2) Do you know if it would support QX …

Im looking for someone that actually has one Lian Li PC-60 case to ask him if he can take some HD macro pictures from certain areas of that case. the motherboard standoffs are impossible to find for that case, and since a friend just got a resin printer, i would like to know how the original is to …

Don't think so. According to this from 2003 it says no: https://web.archive.org/web/20031006140421/http://www.soyousa.com/kb/kbdesc.php?id=15 and this: https://www.cpu-upgrade.com/mb-Soyo/SY-7VCA-2.html = No on Tualatin Thanks bud appreciate that, I hadn't thought to use waybackmachine on the SOYO …

Hey all, I'm currently running a PIII 800EB on a DFI CA-61. I'm interested in upgrading this setup, and I can pickup this Soyo SY-7VCA2 board for about $30 which appears to be an upgrade from my older DFI board. I'm wondering if anyone may be able to shed some light on whether or not this board …

Figured it out - maybe someone will stumble on this thread searching for answers. I had to re-assign my physical CD-R drive to a lower letter than Daemon Tools. So now I mounted the game.cue for Quake under Daemon Tools to D: and my CD-R drive is set to Y: and music is working!

EDIT: Figured it out - maybe someone will stumble on this thread searching for answers. I had to re-assign my physical CD-R drive to a lower letter than Daemon Tools. So now I mounted the game.cue for Quake under Daemon Tools to D: and my CD-R drive is set to Y: and music is working! So I know …

Maybe a step back given the "ELI5". First: what is MIDI? It's basically a digital form of music notation - a stream of commands telling whatever is playing it which instrument is playing what note(s) at what volume. Very storage-efficient (extremely important when hard drives were much smaller than …

Hey all, so I've got a Windows 98 system that I dropped a Sound Blaster Audigy Gold (SB0090) into and it works great. For DOS games, I use SoundBlaster 16 emulation and it's just OK. The thing is, MIDI hardware is really before my time when I started gaming on PC in the late 90s, so it's a blank …

I thought I should follow up on this as there was some missing parts that I managed to piece together. I was still having issues from files missing to no config files etc. The drivers above and the ones from the Audigy CD rom seemed to be missing two components. https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php …

Yes, I still use the Speedlink Xeox Pro (to the extent that I use controllers at all). As I wrote, it is compatible with DirectInput and XInput and has a hardware switch to change the mode. DirectInput is supported natively by Win9x and any later OS. XInput is supported natively by XP (I think …

I'll be annoying and say - get a controller that properly supports both DirectInput and XInput via hardware switch. If you like the feel and layout of the Xbox 360 controller, I can suggest the Speedlink Xeox Pro. I know this thread is old and dead but I ran into it searching for some answers. Are …