Yeah the clock runs too fast when on faster processors, which makes Action mode nearly unplayable. Also movement get's very erratic which makes the platforming very tricky to perform. What kind of display does the Tandy use? Because everytime the machine is set to Tandy I get no flicker. So I assume …

Yeah I've been wanting to get a Sound Canvas because there are some games that only sound GOOD on the Sound Canvas. Thanks for the information, I'll try my best to track this down myself with the tools you just mentioned.

I might just try that. Also interesting to note that Wikipedia says that the requirements is a 10 MHz processor, is this really true? This game seems way to detailed for it's time to have a requirement as low as that.

That's if I run it in a non Tandy environment, the moment I switch machine to Tandy the video is fluid and not seizure inducing flickering. (Tandy 3-voice is very nostalgic) I tried machine=vgaonly and even machine=ega and it still flickers. Cycles are fixed at 3000. Any ideas? Or is this SUPPOSED …

I've read on various support topics that certain motherboards don't cope well with the PCIe x-fi cards. But everyone seems to point the finger at the motherboard manufactures or Microsoft while half of everyone else points the finger at Creative for shoddy drivers. I'm at a crossroads at who the …

@sklawz I'm tempted to just try that should I find a replacement mainboard for my system. Thanks. Which sysinternals application are you referring to though? Also I don't think the Synth on my x-fi is software based, as everytime I try to record it "through windows audio, WSAPI" it does not capture …

I've gotten Blood II: The Chosen, which is very similar to Shogo: Mobile Armor Division to work on x64 Windows through simply copying the files over from the drive. You'll have to use universal extractor on the 16-bit installer files to get the registry keys though. It's alot easier to just find a …

Happens on anything that uses the synth, games and MIDI music in general. I'm not liking the signs of this seeing you apparently have virtually the same specs as me. Could my card be defective at this point? Hell I can't even load the SF2 that Doom64 EX uses without it crackling once everytime …

I'm skeptical that Creative's support would offer any assistance. My card is refurbished and not only that, no matter which driver I use it results in the same popping sound. It even happens on the CT2MGM.SF2 file which loads as default, the only time I NEVER experience the popping sound is with …

Not sure if anyone's ever had this issue but, the SF synth on this device occasionally starts blasting LOUD clicking sounds for no apparent reason when certain patches are attempted to play. The problem goes away after another note on the patch that "crackled" is played again and will no long occur …

By the way, it works in D3D on Windows 7 on RadeonHD, but the lack of table fog (which no Radeon can do) makes the horizon do trails, and the menu bar will flicker. It only functions in D3D in fullscreen because some video cards back then only unleashed their 3d power in a fullscreen exclusive …

I don't get colour problems, so that's no worry. Even Fury3 never gave me colour problems, the only game I've had such a error was Age of Empires II. This game however, is a CPU resource hog. Fully maxes out a single core on my quad core Phenom II. Hellbender is supposed to work with D3D 6.0, but …

Forgive me if this has been posted in the past, but I can't seem to get Hellbender to render in D3D on my system. Is this due to DirectX 11\Windows 7? Compatibility mode only makes the audio lag, does not appear to make a difference in graphics though. I only have Home Premium so I cannot use the …