I did a bit of googling on this matter, but only found people recommending using an older driver revision. BTW You can use Coolbits registry tweak for older Nvidia cards and that allows You to disable vsync separately for Opengl and Direct3d games. I spent half of tonight messing around with a …

I just realised that the bios files I uploaded have the .bin extension removed. so please rename before using. I assume that it will work with a Thoroughbred cpu, I would have to remove my motherboard again to try unfortunately. I have recapped my KT7-RAID, I think there is only one original …

Well. that took a while longer than expected. You need a older version of Awdflash otherwise You get a Bios write protect message and failed flash. I found latest updated bios versions for KT7-RAID and KT7A-RAID with embedded latest Highpoint driver 2.351. If You update that only You will not get …

I am certain that the modded bios also supports the KT7A-RAID as well as the Non-A. 106FSB is about the best You will get from a KT7-RAID. I will upload the bios and any information related after I get home from work tonight. With the modded bios You will get no boot with the wrong multi selected, …

I can do the same with my KT7-RAID. I have an unlocked 2400+ and with a modded bios You can set multipliers from 13 and up, the problem is the bios tells You that it's a lower multi, so You have to figure out what's what. I had it running at 2300mhz at one point. I'm not using the 2400 though, but …

I seem to remember that when I upgraded in 2000 to a AMD Duron 650@900 that my old SB16 couldn't keep up in Windows games, I got a lot of stuttering, which is why I went across to a SBLIVE at the time. I still have that machine and You can successfully use the ISA bus sound card in Dos with a floppy …

I think it's more the hardware of the video card using the high memory area. I could be completely wrong, but I remember running some dos programs that identify what memory areas are being used by and am fairly certain it was video card/AGP using that up. I do actually have a sb16 here so I could …

Disregard Hiram.exe as according to the docs it was designed for cpu's up to 486, no wonder it never worked. The motherboard I use for Dos/Win95/Win98 is a ABIT KT7-Raid. (Caps replaced due to bulging due to Abit quality issue) I think the Ti4200 uses a large chunk of the upper memory, and I had a …

I should have replied to this ages ago. I have a sblive in my old Athlon system working perfectly as a pure dos sound card along with a 64mb ti4200 video card. I was having a look at Your autoexec.bat and config.sys files, there seems to be an awful lot of unnecessary lines in there, but I run mine …

It's hardly surprising Abit have bit the dust, I think most if not all Motherboards they made in that era have cheap rubbish capacitors on them. I have replaced the caps on my KT7-RAID a couple of times, different caps of course A free bit of advice, Don't ever throw any old hardware out, unless …

I'm using my old 64mb Nvidia Ti4200 with 22inch 16x10 LCD, works very well overall, only issues are some minor areas where text is slightly smudged in a vertical plane. Hi Res mode in Pinball Fantasies doesn't use the full height of the screen, but I am yet to try something like Scitech Display …