TNT2 Ultra and TNT2 M64 are no good when it comes to dos games which require UniVBE Drivers. TNT1 or TNT2 Standard are far better choices.

Sorry for the super late reply. I only got to try it today. UniVESA doesn't seem to work for me 🙁 it says something like SuperVGA not detected. I tried various other tweaks, but no luck. This was in an attempt to get "Angel Devoid" up and running. Any other ideas? Thanks.

Have you considered a Slot1 Pentium 2 machine? Maybe 266MHz? I'm sure you can pick one up for next to nothing. I found that a P2 400MHz, with a 440BX chipset was the perfect all-rounder for me, but that's because I'm a fan of games created between 1990 and 1999. It's sometimes too fast for the old …

Hi, I'm having issues with DOS Games that require UniVBE to work properly i.e the game "D". I've tried everything to get UniVBE working in DOS on this PC. I managed to get hold of Scitech Display Doctor 7 Beta, which claims to have support for the Riva TNT2, but only the Windows Version actually …

Hi, Thanks for the reply, It's currently on Port 220, IRQ 5, 8-Bit DMA 1, 16-Bit DMA 5. I've tried changing the ISA slot, but it doesn't help. :sad: How do you change the DMA in Windows? Just to clarify, I have no compatibility issues whatsoever with this card in DOS or Windows Games, it's just an …

Ok, so I've finally found a Retro-Gaming-PC config that I'm happy with, but I'm not entirely happy with the Sound Quality of my AWE64 CT4380 Card. Basically the wave output sounds like it's 8-bit, but the card claims to be 16-bit. I didn't have this problem with the AWE64 CT4520 I had back in 2001. …