Re: What game are you playing now?
Posted on 2020-10-03, 15:11
Impressive graphics, I say.
Re: Moses Network Operating System
Posted on 2020-10-02, 18:59
Anyone remember Novell NetWare?
Re: DOS RPG Hidden Gems?
Posted on 2020-09-30, 06:37
Star Control 2 Perhaps more action-adventure than RPG, but since you can equip your flag ship with better, more advanced modules as you progress through the game, as well as purchasing escort ships, then I believe it falls into RPG category. In fact, it is perhaps the best, most captivating RPG …
Re: Any good DOS adventure games with a detective as the protagonist?
Posted on 2020-09-26, 04:04
How about The Lost Files of Sherlock Holmes?
Re: What game are you playing now?
Posted on 2020-09-20, 15:22
This game is beautiful, especially with advanced interpolation and FXAA, but could anyone guess what I'm playing? https://i.postimg.cc/wjwq0xDF/DOSBox-2020-09-20-22-13-47-27.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/k5DnZrcC/DOSBox-2020-09-20-22-13-56-82.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/2jnCg741/DOSBox-2020-09-20-22-14-01- …
Re: What music are you listening to?
Posted on 2020-09-18, 17:08
California Girls by David Lee Roth, on Bowers & Wilkins DM302 driven by very cheap, Chinese-made TPA3116 chip amp, and it sounds unexpectedly good . Say, have we been underestimating Class D amp all this time? https://i.postimg.cc/WzfwPWYx/unexpectedly-good-TPA-3116-driving-B-W-DM302.jpg Yes, …
Re: dogs in video games
Posted on 2020-09-05, 23:24
Dogday.
Re: Can this Pentium 100 motherboard accept Pentium MMX CPU?
Posted on 2020-09-04, 06:38
30 pins. Should be good. Thanks! Is it worth all this hassle, though? Why not just replace witha a K6-2 capable motherboard? From strictly a strict cost-benefit point of view? I think not. In fact, I already have my DOS-capable machine, based on Pentium II CPU and 440BX motherboard. It runs non- …
Re: Can this Pentium 100 motherboard accept Pentium MMX CPU?
Posted on 2020-09-03, 22:29
I think it could definitely be done. You'd probably want to use an adjustable voltage regulator chip driving an external pass element. Ideally it would have an output pin indicating operation in or out of regulation. You'd probably want two MOSFETs to float the voltage output pins and another to …
Re: Enough CPU power for calculating disk space / disk sizes.
Posted on 2020-08-31, 18:29
I like to know how big harddisk size could handle my systems, before the cpu would getting to overloaded/ bottlenecked. I have these systems, and iam looking for how big on drive sizes i can go, so the systems could handle it easilly. I know these where in the past the original sizes the systems …
Re: Last Thinkpad to have XP support?
Posted on 2020-08-30, 06:40
Lenovo T430. Not only does it support XP, but you can also disable Nvidia Optimus from the BIOS, so you could use the laptop's NVidia discrete graphics with Windows XP. Problem is, it's almost impossible to find new.
Re: K6-2/3+ Success on Asus P5A 1.06 - simple mod
Posted on 2020-08-29, 11:19
airs wrote on 2018-05-01, 20:34: Wanted to say thanks for sharing this mod. I performed it a few days ago and my system is running stable in Win98SE. K6-3+ 450AC […] Show full quote Wanted to say thanks for sharing this mod. I performed it a few days ago and my system is running stable in Win98SE. …
Re: Can this Pentium 100 motherboard accept Pentium MMX CPU?
Posted on 2020-08-29, 02:48
gdjacobs wrote on 2020-08-29, 02:19: What board have you got? PC Chips M507. Wait, I understand. You meant modifying the mobo's internal VRM, didn't you? The one that enables us to select between 3.5v and 3.3v?
Re: Can this Pentium 100 motherboard accept Pentium MMX CPU?
Posted on 2020-08-29, 01:22
Once again, realistically clock speed doesn't matter much - main source of heat is massively increased voltage. Heat dissipation increase under voltage increase is not linear. Lowering temperature also won't help much and you can quite literally kill CPU by overvolting even under top notch water …
Re: Can this Pentium 100 motherboard accept Pentium MMX CPU?
Posted on 2020-08-28, 15:49
Thanks, PTherapist. Now, what if I use AMD K6-2 300 instead? I will use the same setting you used; I will set FSB to 50MHz, so the CPU would run at 300 MHz. But unlike you, I will not underclock the K6-2, because it is already a 300 Mhz CPU anyway. As such, I will overvolt the CPU (because I will …
Re: Can this Pentium 100 motherboard accept Pentium MMX CPU?
Posted on 2020-08-28, 15:41
The Serpent Rider wrote on 2020-08-28, 15:33: Or, in PTherapist's case, it's 3.3v. Nah, 3.3v is too much for K6-2 for any prolonged use. Short term benchmarking - sure. Staying on 50% over default voltage (2.2v) is dangerous. Even underclocked?
Re: Can this Pentium 100 motherboard accept Pentium MMX CPU?
Posted on 2020-08-28, 15:20
Kreshna, have you got an existing PMMX regulator module? If it's linear, it might be straightforward to modify the set point and add some cooling to the pass element. Unfortunately, I haven't. Where could I buy such module? Ebay search yields items like this , but how to use it with a Socket 7 mobo …
Re: Can this Pentium 100 motherboard accept Pentium MMX CPU?
Posted on 2020-08-28, 15:18
On my board I have the jumper for voltage regulator set to 3.3 Volt STD/VR. Doesn't let you go any lower. I could never get the board to POST with the CPU at it's highest clock speed (think that may have been using the 2.0x setting or 1.5x, I forget now). With the 500, I could get it to run at …
Re: Can this Pentium 100 motherboard accept Pentium MMX CPU?
Posted on 2020-08-28, 15:01
Underclocking generates less heat so an overvolt can be countered by an underclock to some extend. Too much of an overvolt will damage the CPU's transistors regardless. I wouldn't overvolt the 0,25 µm dies above 2.7V for long and only with good cooling. The 0,18 µm dies I wouldn't run above 2.3V …
Re: Can this Pentium 100 motherboard accept Pentium MMX CPU?
Posted on 2020-08-28, 06:37
Pardon the necro. I recently bought XVI 073-20742-30 VRM, whose output voltage is 1,3-3,5V. At first, I was happy with the specs, since its output voltage seems to be able to acommodate a wide range of CPU (AMD K6-2, being 2.2v, falls into the range). But much to my dismay, the VRM's input voltage …
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