Sorry, that's not what I meant - I should've worded this a bit clearer. Unfortunately no, I don't have such skills or workshop (I wish). I got the case second hand so I don't know the specifics, but I think it's just a case that you could buy back in the day. I've seen very similar ones in some PC …

No idea - I'd love to know, but GF4 has no temperature sensor it seems. The radiator gets warm to the touch, but not hot, which sounds like a good sign. I just cross my fingers that the side fan will do the job.

I've always wanted a PC in a clear acrylic case, and finally I got around to making one... I aimed for a late Windows 98 machine (with XP on dual boot), hence the specs: Sempron 3000+, ASUS K8V Deluxe, 512MB RAM, GeForce 4 Ti4600, Yamaha DS-XG. Since the mobo had onboard SATA, I went ahead and used …

Thanks a lot! Unfortunately my excitement was short lived, as 37 BIOS didn't fix the issue... in fact, it made it even worse, lol. I reverted to 27 - on 37, I got "input not supported" message on fullscren DOS apps ran from Windows, which work (surprisingly) perfectly fine on 27. Bummer. I've also …

Hi, I've recently built a 98/XP PC based on ASUS K8V Deluxe mobo with MSI GeForce 4 Ti4600 card (G4TI4600-VTD). However, I'm having issues getting DVI output to work correctly. Sometimes, I'm getting either no signal, or "input not supported" message on my monitor and/or capture card; sometimes this …

is that 128mb card? If so it might be too much for the system to work as system might not have enough resources run. Yeah, it's a 128MB card. MSI G4Ti4600-VTD to be precise. Thanks for the replies, now I know the card is unlikely to work in this system, so I won't waste any more time …

I've got an old PC with Aristo AM-639BX motherboard: https://theretroweb.com/motherboards/s/pcpartner-bxa839d-35-8839 Typically I use a Riva TNT PCI card in there, but just out of curiousity I tried changing it to a GeForce 4 Ti 4600 AGP card which I had laying around. However, the PC wouldn't boot …

Hi, I'm playing around with the idea of streaming on Twitch using one of my old PCs. My first thought was to use a HDMI capture card (which I already had), but the fact that I want to also use a VGA CRT display at the same time adds to the complication. While the VGA->HDMI conversion itself is easy …