Re: Faulty Voodoo 2?

Posted on 2019-01-07, 05:18

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by bjwil1991

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Did the same diagnostics as well and no errors in the log files. SST1_3DF.log - MS-DOS mode (cleaned up the autoexec.bat file) SST1_3DFX.log - Windows 9X VooDoo2.txt - made using this command: MOJO > VooDoo2.txt in MS-DOS mode Filename VooDoo2 Logs.zip File size 2 KiB Downloads 160 downloads File …

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Re: VooDoo2 card detected in Windows 98SE, but, not in DirectX Diagnostics, games, and Display properties (error)

Posted on 2019-01-07, 05:14

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by bjwil1991

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Here are the logs from my PC using that utility program. SST1_3DF.log - MS-DOS SST1_3DFX.log - Windows 9X VooDoo2.txt - Output from the MOJO.EXE command using MOJO > VooDoo2.txt in the command prompt. I don't see any errors in the logs, although, the diagnostic utility was running on a Pentium III …

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Re: VooDoo2 card detected in Windows 98SE, but, not in DirectX Diagnostics, games, and Display properties (error)

Posted on 2019-01-07, 04:46

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by bjwil1991

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1 cap was missing and the other one had a dent on the top end of it. Figured better safe than sorry.

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Re: VooDoo2 card detected in Windows 98SE, but, not in DirectX Diagnostics, games, and Display properties (error)

Posted on 2019-01-06, 23:27

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by bjwil1991

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@Cbb: I have the FastVooDoo2 4.0 GE installed. @blurks: This also did the same thing before the recap and the caps are the same voltage and uF ratings. The bus mastering is enabled (will have to check again). @Baoran: I attempted to reinstall Windows 98SE (reformatting the HDD isn't an option) with …

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VooDoo2 card detected in Windows 98SE, but, not in DirectX Diagnostics, games, and Display properties (error)

Posted on 2019-01-06, 07:20

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by bjwil1991

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I've recapped my VooDoo2 card a couple of weeks ago, and before, the VooDoo2 card was working without issues in Windows 98SE. Was detected in every software and games, including the DirectX Diagnostics software. Currently, I'm having issues left and right. The card's detected, but, the software and …

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Re: What retro activity did you get up to today?

Posted on 2019-01-06, 02:16

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by bjwil1991

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Cleaned and prepped my PNY GeForce4 Ti4400 card for my Windows 98SE machine and it's working, and in fantastic shape. No blown or bloated caps, and the fan works after I cleaned the contacts with DeoxIt since the fan hasn't been spinning in years, and the bearing is still silent. I'll post pictures …

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Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today

Posted on 2019-01-06, 02:14

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by bjwil1991

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On my thrifting adventures, I bought a Dell Latitude D600 (similar to the Inspiron 600M, but better features, such as using a docking station that has a PCI slot) for $25 (was $49.95, was 50% off) and a custom built Pentium 4 system for $29.95 that has seen better days (dusty and the side panel for …

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Re: What retro activity did you get up to today?

Posted on 2019-01-04, 19:52

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by bjwil1991

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Wish there was a way to use a toggle switch on Pentium II boards to switch between normal speed and turbo, like a turbo switch, for example, but, that's unlikely.

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Re: What retro activity did you get up to today?

Posted on 2019-01-04, 19:30

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by bjwil1991

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That's amazing. I recapped my ATI Radeon 9600XT AGP card that had 2 caps that were bulged (1 had the bottom almost imploded, but, no electrolyte on the card) with 5 new caps (better to replace the other 3 caps as they were not too far behind) with the 10V 1000uF rated at 10000hr@105C and it works, …

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Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today

Posted on 2019-01-03, 20:45

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by bjwil1991

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It's a VEGA VS486F-VL3, and here's the detailed specs of the motherboard.

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Re: What retro activity did you get up to today?

Posted on 2019-01-03, 20:09

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by bjwil1991

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Interesting.

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Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today

Posted on 2019-01-03, 19:55

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by bjwil1991

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You're right. Silly me. Maybe the NiCd battery was optional at that time or they didn't want the battery acid destroying that board. It's pretty cool, though.

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Re: Bought this (Modern) hardware today

Posted on 2019-01-03, 19:54

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by bjwil1991

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That's one pretty system.

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Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today

Posted on 2019-01-03, 19:12

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by bjwil1991

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The CMOS battery used to be the NiCd battery (3.6V) and the person removed it to prevent damage and I don't see any corrosion or bad traces on the board. Strangely enough, I've never heard of Symphony as a chipset company. Found info: It's a VEGA VS486F-VL3 , and here's the detailed specs of the …

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Re: What retro activity did you get up to today?

Posted on 2019-01-03, 16:27

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by bjwil1991

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Interesting.

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Re: Phoenix BIOS 4.03 v1.1a ISA Only (Packard Bell PB450M Motherboard) FCC ID: 450-459

Posted on 2019-01-03, 14:45

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by bjwil1991

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The 2032 shouldn't have issues, and it's an OEM thing. My system did the infamous 1-4-2-1 beep code with a 2x AA battery compartment connected to the battery header (4x1) on the board with the version 4.05.07 BIOS. With the battery holder and a 1225 battery in place, I don't get those codes any …

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Re: What retro activity did you get up to today?

Posted on 2019-01-02, 22:11

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by bjwil1991

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From 2008-Present, it was AM2+ and currently AM3+ for my desktops. My main laptop has a PGA 989, and the other boards are Socket 370 for one of my desktops, and the others are either Socket 7-ish (laptop), or PGA (Intel laptops). The oldest has a MOS 6502

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Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today

Posted on 2019-01-02, 22:07

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by bjwil1991

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I have 4 bloated caps in my Dimension 4550, yet, it still runs.

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Re: What retro activity did you get up to today?

Posted on 2019-01-02, 21:41

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by bjwil1991

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This was me between the early 1990's-2008: 286, 386, 486, K6-2/300, Socket A (AMD K7 SD-RAM), Socket A (DDR), Socket 754. I have a Socket 754 system running Windows XP Pro SP3 on there, but, it hasn't been powered on in a while.

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Re: What retro activity did you get up to today?

Posted on 2019-01-02, 15:00

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by bjwil1991

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Fancy. 2000th post on this fine site. Here's to another 2000 more.

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