Re: Indiana Jones and the Seven Cities of Gold - Fan Game Project
Posted on 2011-04-10, 09:18
Looks amazing! I really hope it will get a good soundtrack which was one of the more important ingredients back when the other Indy games were made.
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2011-04-09, 18:27
vlask wrote: http://82.114.193.227/vga2/images/stories/vlask/ati/16899-0f.jpg […] Show full quote Nice, do you plan to use it in an EGA gaming rig?
Re: Retro Rig Photo Thread
Posted on 2011-04-09, 18:25
Had to edit my post, "forgot" I had a Lapc-I in the Compaq Deskpro 386 😜
Re: Retro Rig Photo Thread
Posted on 2011-04-09, 18:24
@rfnager Gotta love these old, full tower cases 😎
Re: Retro Rig Photo Thread
Posted on 2011-04-09, 18:21
retro games 100 wrote: Congratulations Amigaz, you must be the #1 retro hardware champion here. It's almost mind boggling. If I win a lottery, I would PM you immediately and make an offer on the whole lot! 😀 hehe, I accept payments by Paypal or bank transfer 🤑
Re: Retro Rig Photo Thread
Posted on 2011-04-09, 18:21
I just LOVE that full-tower 486 case you have!!! I'm looking for something like that for my 486/p-pro system that I want to finish! Also, the first system you had, the ast, has a dual joystick card, where can I get one of those? I have a copy of Mortal Combat II on my shelf and with games like that …
Re: Retro Rig Photo Thread
Posted on 2011-04-09, 16:07
Markk wrote: That's a great collection Amigaz. Judging by the number of the pcs you you have, I really can't imagine how many Amigas you may have... 😀 Thanks 😀 I use to have over 20 Amiga computers....now I'm down to only 9 😉
Re: Retro Rig Photo Thread
Posted on 2011-04-09, 13:41
WOW! That's amazing. So many cute PCs, I really like that Commodore 386-33. Very, very nice... hehe, took me for ages to create my post :) so I'm glad it's appreciated I really like that C= 386 too, I wish I had one of those 486 pc's they made which almost had a chassi very similar to what the …
Re: Retro Rig Photo Thread
Posted on 2011-04-09, 11:36
Ok here's part 1 of my collection...mostly desktops Ast Bravo MS P/100: Upgraded the Pentium 1 CPU from 100mhz --> 166mhz RAM = 128mb FPM Onboard Ati Mach64 gfx Voodoo 1 gfx Onboard CL Sb Pro compatible sound Gus Max rev 2.1 Intel 100mbit NIC Windows 98SE, boots into pure DOS http://img64.imageshack …
Re: Sound Blaster Pro 1 versions
Posted on 2011-04-08, 18:40
Would appreciate if the the other Sb Pro 1 users here could post pics of their carrds.
Re: Sound Blaster Pro 1 versions
Posted on 2011-04-08, 18:40
6 revisions is quite a few. I'd like to see rev1 if rev4 still has wire workarounds. lol And the loss of the extra slot fingers is surely cost reduction. I wonder if SBPro 2 was originally just another revision but they decided the changes were big enough to somewhat rename it. Looks like the extra …
Re: Cyrix 5x86-133 Testing
Posted on 2011-04-08, 08:56
awesome! as I suspected the cx5x86 would beat the other 5x86 chips clock by clock 😀 Now where do I sign up to get one? 😉
Sound Blaster Pro 1 versions
Posted on 2011-04-07, 19:57
I recently picked up a 2nd Sound Blaster Pro 1 CT1330A and noticed it was different than my other card which is an older revision. Here's the two cards: http://img849.imageshack.us/img849/3091/sbpro002.jpg The card (bottom card) I recently got is a later revision: http://img151.imageshack.us/img151/ …
Re: Cyrix 5x86-133 Testing
Posted on 2011-04-06, 19:39
Interesting, I suspect it'll be slightly faster than the am5x86 133mhz
Re: Is this a good 486 PCI board?
Posted on 2011-04-05, 06:35
Looks like a Biostar mobo, I think RG100 has one...
Re: Are any of the really old Sound Blasters any good?
Posted on 2011-04-04, 11:49
Nice! I got three as well. Haven't fitted the CMS chips though, they stay in the box, as I got the 1.5's and they work just fine. RG100 do you also get the "computer thinking" sound? I have this across all the 1.5 and 2.0 cards. Kinda like it, part of the experience LOL I know ;) I thought I only …
Re: Creative SoundBlaster CT1350B - FM Organ can't detect hardware
Posted on 2011-04-04, 11:45
retro games 100 wrote: Thanks a lot Amigaz! That worked! 😁 I put the SB card in to a nice and slow 386, and everything works great. Ah, good old 386s. I'm really glad I got one. "386 stuff is the shit, maaan!" 😁 Cards like the Roland Lapc-I will probably get hickups in that slot 1 mobo too
Re: Are any of the really old Sound Blasters any good?
Posted on 2011-04-04, 11:43
Dang...another one with a CT1350B...maybe time to start a SB1350B appreciation club? :P :P :P Hey, I got three of these...maybe I can become the president of that club :D One of them is with the C/MS chips https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/_QyE3126ASao/SVtRCouC5GI/AAAAAAAAAdI/3KQoLi_nqpw/s800/Dh150 …
Re: Creative SoundBlaster CT1350B - FM Organ can't detect hardware
Posted on 2011-04-04, 11:26
I hope this isn't anything bad - I noticed there is a program inside the SB folder, and it's called SBFMDRV.com I ran it, and it displayed this error message: Creative Sound Blaster FM-Driver Version 1.34 SB 1.5 / SB 2.0 / MCV 2.0 Driver's I/O address set at 220 Hex SBFMDRV: Error 0002: FM feature …
Re: Creative SoundBlaster CT1350B - FM Organ can't detect hardware
Posted on 2011-04-04, 10:56
I'm testing an 8-bit Creative SoundBlaster 2.0, model CT1350B. I ran the installation software (thanks Malik!), and this has installed a sub folder called FMORGAN inside the SB folder. I then ran fmorgan.exe, and it displays: Creative FM Intelligent Organ Version 2.01 Error 004: Creative Sound …
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