You don't want to get it wrong or there could be damage. What can u damage ?the motherboard ? Maybe. There's a dead power supply and mouse in one of these threads: http://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=27573 You don't want to get it wrong or there could be damage. Mobo header pinouts don't …

You don't want to get it wrong or there could be damage. Mobo header pinouts don't have a standard, it's usually found in the manual. There are a few good threads on this stuff around around here, one: PS/2 Bracket for Asus Motherboard Header

The missing pin is there to key the battery connector. On my board the external battery connects +/Missing pin/NC/-

So far, based on my own tests and only using the turbo switch, I've confirmed that AMD 486 CPU's with L1 write throug h cache underclocks much better than AMD 486 CPU's with L1 write back cache - the latter underclocks with a very slight margin (it's hardly noticeable on some benchmark tests). I've …

ISSI IS61C1024 seems to be the most readily available 128k*8 chip, mostly 15ns binning (the suffix for the DIP type you want is -N, IS61C1024-15N). Winbond W24257AK is a decent 32k*8, 10ns available.

A shovelware CD-ROM? Might luck out searching through here: http://cd.textfiles.com/directory.html

Yeah, would assume it's the incorrect driver or an incomplete installation of the driver package. Try to source a different driver first thing.

If you really want a PC without flashable components: A- Get a PC with a discrete (and socketed) EEPROM BIOS chip B- Remove the chip, bend the write-protect/~write-enable line upwards (be careful not to break it, this is delicate work) and solder a little wire connecting it to a +5V (if the chip is …

It doesn't sound right that a larger L2 cache would go unused. Would be interesting to see some comparisons.

Pentium III (Tualatin), and second place goes to i486DX2. Perfect for Win9x and DOS respectively, and I wasn't able to have them when they were new.

Mortal Kombat 2, MechWarrior 2, The Settlers II, Europa Universalis II... Day of the Tentacle some that come to mind. 😁

Fallout 2. It was between that and Final Fantasy VII for me, but FF7 hasn't aged well at all for new eyes.

This is what I was able to find: Sidewinder Precision 2: http://www.4shared.com/zip/vf4g6zmmba/MSSWP2.html Sidewinder Force Feedback 2: http://www.4shared.com/zip/XaWl1R9Qba/MSSWFF2.html

There supposedly exist CT2950's with discrete OPL's, which I guess I'd slightly prefer over a CT2940. With the chip, you're talking about the top of the SB16 heap for audio quality.

The main part of the EISA target market probably didn't even want a sound card in the machine. The only good reason to have EISA is I/O controllers - hard drives.