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tayyare wrote: SCSI was and is faster/more reliable than any ISA EIDE controller/IDE Drive combination, period. No it isn't. Stop posting bullsh*t and provide some actual proof hmkay?

Re: Anyone tried most powerful/upgraded 80386 system?

Posted on 2015-06-05, 05:15

by schlang

in Marvin \ General Old Hardware

sliderider wrote: schlang wrote: Performance where exactly? CPU and hard drive, naturally. Duh. blabla, explain a real world example where this actually matters

Re: K6-3+/450 overclock tourney: ACZ vs APZ

Posted on 2015-06-05, 02:25

by schlang

in Marvin \ General Old Hardware

soon when? 😁

Re: Anyone tried most powerful/upgraded 80386 system?

Posted on 2015-06-05, 02:20

by schlang

in Marvin \ General Old Hardware

Performance where exactly?

Re: Anyone tried most powerful/upgraded 80386 system?

Posted on 2015-06-04, 13:52

by schlang

in Marvin \ General Old Hardware

this is why it will work so smooth 😁

Re: Anyone tried most powerful/upgraded 80386 system?

Posted on 2015-06-04, 12:04

by schlang

in Marvin \ General Old Hardware

Ya ya ya SCSI been there.... I have an EIDEMAX controller in my 386 so gladly I can put in any IDE drive I want 😜

Re: Anyone tried most powerful/upgraded 80386 system?

Posted on 2015-06-04, 11:04

by schlang

in Marvin \ General Old Hardware

I personally hate SCSI, not only are the drives horribly noisy, but almost all drives are now 20 years old and will all die a horrible death soon. Better go with "newer" IDE drives and enjoy silent drives, or even CF-IDE adapters but then you will miss the typical HDD sounds which is kind of …

Re: Anyone tried most powerful/upgraded 80386 system?

Posted on 2015-06-03, 16:36

by schlang

in Marvin \ General Old Hardware

Best (ISA) VGA card is an Orchid Kelvin 64, outperforms the ET4000 (tested myself).

What is the latest (beta) BIOS for K6XV3+/66 Rev. B+

Posted on 2015-06-03, 16:34

by schlang

in Marvin \ General Old Hardware

Hi, what is the latest (beta) BIOS for K6XV3+/66 Rev. B+? Thanks.

Re: Unreal Tournament on K6-III+ running slow

Posted on 2015-06-03, 05:21

by schlang

in Windows

thx, with UTGLR 3.4 I get avg. 40fps with my GF4600 which is not that bad at all

Re: Unreal Tournament on K6-III+ running slow

Posted on 2015-06-02, 18:05

by schlang

in Windows

I switched bus frequency to 100MHz and the K6 seems to run stable at 450MHz. With 500MHz it won't even boot into DOS... However I am running into stability problems regarding RAM with my 2x256MB configuration, they disappear if I only use 1x256MB. Any suggestions? PS: Haven't found a UTGLR for Win9x …

Re: Unreal Tournament on K6-III+ running slow

Posted on 2015-06-02, 15:30

by schlang

in Windows

Is there UTGLR for Win9x also? I am running UT now at my C2Q with UTGLR on Windows 8.1 x64 and it works very nice, however I experience random keyboard and mouse lockups 🙁

Re: Unreal Tournament on K6-III+ running slow

Posted on 2015-06-01, 22:19

by schlang

in Windows

I don't remember it being that demanding, but you are right - back in 1999 I was using a V2 SLI because GLIDE was just so much better. Yet the UTGLR was a good idea so I can properly run UT on my main rig - thanks!

Unreal Tournament on K6-III+ running slow

Posted on 2015-06-01, 19:22

by schlang

in Windows

Hi, I try to run Unreal Tournament (GOTY Edition) on my K6-III+ at 400MHz (6* 66MHz) but I only have an average of 17fps in 800x600 which is imho far too low. I am running Win98 with Direct3D, and with my system specs of 512MB RAM on a DFI MVP3 Chipset and a potent GeForce 4600 I would really expect …