Yes, I've done this on a number of computers oeuvre the years. I've used one of these and it works great. That way you can connect both sound cards to one headset/speaker system. http://www.amazon.com/Belkin-RockStar-3-5-mm- … r/dp/B0017PG8KS

chinny22 wrote: What do you intend to run on it? Most likely MS-DOS 6.22 and dual boot it with NT4

This NEC MultiSync XP17 monitor for free.

It's amazing the hardware in it came with it, except I tossed in that floppy drive and the serial port adapter in the rear. I definitely believe it was used for something high end or workstation class use in its prime days. Once I get the parts in the mail I will begin toying with it and keep y'all …

It’s a massive old high end computer from 1996. It sports a 200MHz Pentium, 128mb RAM, a 4mb Matrox Millennium PCI video card, a SoundBlaster AWE32 ISA sound card with SIMM RAM, a 3COM network card... and a slew of SCSI drives. Adaptec SCSI PCI adapter, SCSI cables, and AT to PIS/2 keyboard adapters …

Found an NEC Pentium era machine on craigslist, made an offer. Hopefully they'll respond. Thanks for the tipcs! If I need parts or more help, I'll come back here.

Hi all, I'd like to build a retro PC for older games and MIDI stuff. Will use MS-DOS 6.22 or Windows 95, not sure yet. Regardless, I am going to look for a Socket 7 ATX motherboard. I have PSU and a 20GB IDE HD already. Will get an ethernet card, PCI graphics card, some RAM (64mb should be fine), …

I have a Dell Latitude D830, specs: T7500, 4GB RAM, 128mb NVS140M, 1920x1200, 128GB SSD, Intel 4965AGN wifi, XP It's still decent enough to do surfing and browsing but it also does a lot of my retro programs and games as well. Have a Windows 3.11 VM in Virtual PC 2004 too. Thought you folks would be …