sydres wrote on Today, 01:18: I apologize for the weird moire pattern. Got to dig out a CRT monitor Pretty happy with this scoreIMG_20240511_211311614_HDR.jpg Very good score, and nice setup with the PIII, 440BX and Voodoo 3. I have a 440ZX (very small board) and hope to bring it back to life as …

The following are the results for the Geforce 4 MX 440 128MB AGP8X 128bit. As with the other tests, v-sync is turned off in the driver. Maybe the only remarkable thing about this card, besides that only 64MB got recognized during the tests with a 64bit bus :( (maybe it has to do with the motherboard …

Following the tests, here are the results for the Geforce FX 5200 64 bit with 128MB DDR VRAM bus from EVGA. I have to say that I found the 2D quality of this card very crisp 😀

Xeon X5675 3.07 GHz (1 core used by Win98) 48GB DDR3 RAM (512 MB used by Win98) Radeon X800 Windows 98 No OC, default benchmark Wow, thats super fast! Which driver version are you using for the Radeon X800 in Windows 98? I have a X550 PCIE and would like to try it out :) Thank you :). I am using …

Intel486dx33 wrote on 2024-04-26, 20:39: There were a few case designs like this. The original was an Inwin A500 […] Show full quote There were a few case designs like this. The original was an Inwin A500 Very popular back in late 1990’s These were inexpensive at about $40 New with power supply Yep …

Perfect score :D https://www.vogons.org/download/file.php?id=179424&mode=view ^NV build-in audio (since MB one doesn't have drivers for XP) EDIT : 666.5, agent_x007, 5800X3D@4.55 GHz, Gigabyte B550 Aorus Pro v2, 32GB DDR4 3800MHz CAS 14, ASUS GTX Titan X 368.81, NvIdia (build-in audio), XPx86 SP3, …

mln wrote on 2024-04-29, 15:29: Xeon X5675 3.07 GHz (1 core used by Win98) 48GB DDR3 RAM (512 MB used by Win98) Radeon X800 Windows 98 No OC, default benchmark […] Show full quote Xeon X5675 3.07 GHz (1 core used by Win98) 48GB DDR3 RAM (512 MB used by Win98) Radeon X800 Windows 98 No OC, default …

Now it's the turn for the PCI "SiS 305 True Color Graphics and Video Accelerator" 32MB as stated on the first screen once the computer is turned on, which I find very nostalgic for some reason. 😀 Here are the results for the 3dMark99 test with the same setup as before.

The following are the test results for a Leadtek Winfast Geforce 2 MX 32MB 128bit AGP on 3dMark99. Same setup as before. 😀 I thought this card was going to get better results than the TNT2 M64 16MB 64bit PCI. Maybe the chosen driver was not the best for this test.

That's really a beautiful well balanced case! I had a friend with a similar setup with a TNT2 card. Excelent audio and fast graphics. We took turns to play games until someone died or passed to the next level. 😀

The following test has been performed with the NVIDIA TNT2 M64 16MB PCI, which in this case I really like the PCB. 😀

Hi! I am new to this comunity and a long time hardware enthusiast with a limited budget. The following days I will share the results I got on the following test system with the video cards at hand (AGP and PCI), and v-sync forced off in the driver. First one the Sapphire Ati Radeon 7000 64MB:

I was surprised when I tried last year a PCI SiS 315E 32MB card with Max Payne on a WinXP Pentium 4 setup and had hardware T&L support. As far I remember it run pretty smooth, too. 😀

I know I am late to this topic, but I was just trying the TNT2 M64 PCI on a Pentium 4 1.4, just for the pain, on WinXP. Colin M. Rally 2 I am getting 21 FPS on cocpit view and the other cameras 30fps. NF3 27FPS, Warcraft 3 17FPS and Quake 3 Arena around 40FPS. With Max Payne, less than 30 FPS with …