Re: Tualatin Motherboard
Posted on 2018-02-17, 13:31
All the necessary research was already done for us long ago 😉 http://www.vogonswiki.com/index.php/List_of_S … 70_motherboards
Re: Best standard PCI video card of XP era?
Posted on 2018-02-05, 03:19
That Gt 710 is just 16 cm long, see: https://www.ebay.com/itm/1GB-HP-Compaq-dc5100 … d-/172242873741 But uhh.... for that kind of money you can get entire P4 systems that run circles around our 'poor office HP's 😉
Re: Best standard PCI video card of XP era?
Posted on 2018-02-05, 02:05
Looking at the photo of the SFF interior earlier in the thread it seems that there is limited space for a videocard on the PCIe slot because of the position of the cpu cooling system ?
Re: Best standard PCI video card of XP era?
Posted on 2018-02-03, 22:32
Yep, same chipset, though mine is a 3.0Ghz P4 with 1GB RAM. There was a third stick of 256mb that appeared to be original to the computer, as it was branded HP, but I took that out in order to have two evenly-matched 512mb. It's been forever since I messed with / looked up anything to do with hyper- …
Re: Best standard PCI video card of XP era?
Posted on 2018-02-03, 18:27
Interesting aspect is that the boards seem to be 'mirrored'. Assuming that the rest of the design is similar we should be able to compare notes. The motherboard is a HP Red-Truck PCB rev 0A - Intel 915GV Express chipset. My setup here runs on a 3.2 Ghz cpu with 2GB RAM. 3DMark1.JPG [edit] Oh, forgot …
Re: Best standard PCI video card of XP era?
Posted on 2018-02-03, 16:12
Looks like this system has a PCIe x1 slot after all. Don't have the time to look in it right now, but according to specs and the one video of this model I found on YT, looks like it has one -- which makes a lot of this null and void in terms of a solution for peak performance. But I'll tackle that …
Re: ASUS P2B-VE BIOS
Posted on 2018-01-17, 17:42
Ok, I understand that sentiment but I have never used their 'installer' etc. stuff and systematically avoided all the 'inviting' buttons - I just used the site as a source for hard to get software. So, maybe a disclaimer of sorts is necessary for people who try to find obsolete software there today …
Re: ASUS P2B-VE BIOS
Posted on 2018-01-17, 15:58
Maybe there are people who 'hate' Driverguide, dunno. The fact is that Driverguide offers for free a huge selection of drivers, tools, BIOS's etc, that are often not available elsewhere. Navigating through the buttons on their site is a nuisance, and so is finding the right version of something when …
Re: ASUS P2B-VE BIOS
Posted on 2018-01-16, 19:32
http://www.driverguide.com/driver/detail.php?driverid=556251 Supported Models P2B-VE Driver Manufacturers ASUS Supported Operating Systems Windows 2003, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows NT4, Windows NT3.51, Windows ME, Windows 98SE, Windows 98, Windows 95, Windows 3.1, Linux, Other Unix, DOS File …
Re: vga passthrough cable
Posted on 2017-12-30, 04:10
http://www.123direct.nl/Kabels/Audio-Videokab … product_id=9010
Re: Quick question about underclocking a Pentium 2
Posted on 2017-12-02, 15:18
Ditto for SL2QA(233) Filename vogo.jpg File size 307.98 KiB Views 569 views
Re: 486 MOBO BIOS Update
Posted on 2017-10-04, 16:51
http://www.differencebetween.com/difference-b … -and-vs-eeprom/ [edited]
Re: What system was the riva tnt 2 ultra most used on?
Posted on 2017-06-24, 16:34
Tetrium wrote: edit: Or the GF1 died at some point and was replaced with a spare TNT2 Ultra 🤣! So PARKE, where do you live? 🤣 Netherlands of course, where else ? 😉 Filename test22.jpg File size 127.38 KiB Views 1427 views
Re: What system was the riva tnt 2 ultra most used on?
Posted on 2017-06-22, 16:52
A couple of years ago I got a hand me down pc with MS-6167 mobo + Athlon 500 + ASUS V3800 AGP NVIDIA Riva TNT2 Ultra 32 MB. The mobo eventually went on to a better Athlon fan than me but before I parted with it I saved the following 3DMark99 benchmarks: 3DMark99 800x600 video benchmark 5099 cpu …
Re: 440BX vs 815EP chipset
Posted on 2017-06-02, 17:23
Advantage of the 815EP: The AGP bus runs at 66MHz when running the FSB at 133MHz. Using a 440BX + a higher FSB (when using a tualatin) means an overclocked AGP bus: 89MHz. You should be aware of this to overlock the VGA card up to 35%... The same point could be made for the Via Apollo Pro at 133Mhz …
Re: 440BX vs 815EP chipset
Posted on 2017-06-02, 15:49
http://www.philscomputerlab.com/uploads/3/7/2/3/37231621/phils_voodoo_2_processor_scaling_project.pdf Checkout Page 35 and 36 for a performance Voodoo 2 SLI comparison of these two chipset :) This reflects my limited experience. Although I never benchmarked my 440BX boards and my single ASUS TUSL2 …
Re: Diamond Stealth 24 VLB drivers
Posted on 2017-05-14, 10:16
This is for a Stealth 32 :p[/quote] >> >> Oops - sorry.
Re: Diamond Stealth 24 VLB drivers
Posted on 2017-05-13, 23:31
SRQ wrote: Can confirm, it /is/ faster for Doom, off hand at least 30%. Although the Mach32 won't boot now for some weird reason, so I can't compare directly- it's much more playable. Anyone got OS/2 drivers for this? >> >> See attached edit: wrong driver - deleted
Re: Windows 98 hardware blues :-(
Posted on 2017-04-20, 15:12
It is an ASUS Jumperfree board. The jumper for Jumperfree modus is plugged in correctly: => position 2/3 on the 'JEN' socket right above the Powerled/HDled connection. If the board and cpu are ok it should boot up without any further adjustments. When you read the manual carefully you can see that …
Re: Adventures In $0.99 Computer Lot Buying
Posted on 2017-03-01, 13:51
That case on the left has a galvanized chassis if I am not mistaken, should not be too much trouble to save/clean up. They still sell these NOS btw: http://www.movesurplus.com/product/rare-class … r-case-new-210b
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