Re: Recently dug out one of my childhood PCs, how good is it for 9x gaming and is it worth upgrading?
Posted on 2020-10-19, 16:08
Since I don't want to burn a CD just for a couple drivers, would else should I download that would be beneficial?
Re: Recently dug out one of my childhood PCs, how good is it for 9x gaming and is it worth upgrading?
Posted on 2020-10-19, 16:00
Did a fresh Win98 install and I need drivers for the graphics card and the onboard sound. It seems nvidia doesn't have the drivers on their site anymore and I can't figure out where to get the sound driver. Did you already have the MX4000? That changes things. :D Try those drivers: http:// …
Re: Recently dug out one of my childhood PCs, how good is it for 9x gaming and is it worth upgrading?
Posted on 2020-10-19, 15:34
Did a fresh Win98 install and I need drivers for the graphics card and the onboard sound. It seems nvidia doesn't have the drivers on their site anymore and I can't figure out where to get the sound driver.
Re: Recently dug out one of my childhood PCs, how good is it for 9x gaming and is it worth upgrading?
Posted on 2020-10-19, 11:17
As it's from your childhood does the PC hold any sentimental or nostalgia for you? If it does that's twice as important as any technical consideration. Yes. Google seems to think this is your motherboard http://www.motherboards.org/files/manuals/125/cognac.pdf Which says onboard sound is a Cirrus …
Re: Recently dug out one of my childhood PCs, how good is it for 9x gaming and is it worth upgrading?
Posted on 2020-10-19, 11:15
How good it is depends on the games you want to run and desired resolution. The hardware is typical for a low end year 2000 PC meaning you get the authentic average joe's year 2000 PC gaming experience with authentic suck. A computer like yours is by design not a gaming machine but aimed more …
Re: Recently dug out one of my childhood PCs, how good is it for 9x gaming and is it worth upgrading?
Posted on 2020-10-19, 01:42
kolderman wrote on 2020-10-19, 01:30: Upgrade the hdd that's for sure. Upgrade it to what though? Also, I also have no idea on how to access the bios
Re: Recently dug out one of my childhood PCs, how good is it for 9x gaming and is it worth upgrading?
Posted on 2020-10-19, 01:14
debs3759 wrote on 2020-10-19, 01:12: What is the integrated graphics? Would you be willing to add a graphics card if need be? The integrated graphics is the intel 810 chipset graphics, but I could take out the modem card and add a geforce mx4000 pci card.
Re: Recently dug out one of my childhood PCs, how good is it for 9x gaming and is it worth upgrading?
Posted on 2020-10-19, 01:12
In device manager it doesn't mention a specific sound card, but it's something called crystal audio codec. Also, there are no isa cards. There are only 3 pci slots, one of which is populated by a fax-modem card that comes with the system.
The HP Pavilion XE736 Thread
Posted on 2020-10-19, 00:41
Recently dug out one of my childhood PCs, how good is it for 9x gaming and is it worth upgrading? It's an hp pavilion XE736. It has a 600mhz Celeron, 64MB of RAM (up to 11MBs gets allocated to the integrated graphics), Intel 810 integrated agp graphics, and the original 10GB hard drive. EDIT 10/19/ …
Re: EAX sound on modern systems?
Posted on 2020-10-15, 23:29
lowenz wrote on 2020-10-15, 07:35: If you want to try some already working binaries for 32 bit applications: http://vaporeon.io/hosted/dsoal-builds/dsoal-r391b.7z (May 2020) Thanks
Re: EAX sound on modern systems?
Posted on 2020-10-14, 22:46
Thanks, I'll give it a try.
EAX sound on modern systems?
Posted on 2020-10-14, 17:01
For games that support EAX, is there anyway to enable it on modern systems with integrated sound.
Re: The Painfully Inauthentic Windows 9X Build
Posted on 2020-04-23, 11:10
I'm wondering, would an Intel D945psn motherboard with with Win98SE/ME? It's a socket 775 motherboard that supports the Pentium 4 line of cpus. Unfortunately not. That chipset is too new to support Windows 98. Lowest you can get with it is Windows 2000. Check following post for more information: …
Re: I have a socket 775 motherboard and I'm wondering how well win9x would work with it
Posted on 2020-04-23, 00:54
It's not worth the headache unless your targeting late dos games. I have a k6-3 for those. I moved my Athlon 700 to 2k just because 98se and Me kept screwing up every 3-4 months. On 2k now, the games I was playing before still work, buts stable now. I guess that's true but Windows 2000 isn't …
Re: The Painfully Inauthentic Windows 9X Build
Posted on 2020-04-22, 23:22
I'm wondering, would an Intel D945psn motherboard with with Win98SE/ME? It's a socket 775 motherboard that supports the Pentium 4 line of cpus. Also since there is talk of PCIe cards that work with win9x, is the Ati Radeon X800 GTO one of those working PCIe cards? I have one but the fan on the …
Re: The Painfully Inauthentic Windows 9X Build
Posted on 2020-04-22, 21:58
I'm wondering, would an Intel D945psn motherboard with with Win98SE/ME? It's a socket 775 motherboard that supports the Pentium 4 line of cpus. Also since there is talk of PCIe cards that work with win9x, is the Ati Radeon X800 GTO one of those working PCIe cards? I have one but the fan on the …
I have a socket 775 motherboard and I'm wondering how well win9x would work with it
Posted on 2020-04-22, 21:08
I've seen reports of people running Windows 98SE off of Socket 775 board with Pentium 4s but they usually have board with AGP slots. I have an Intel D945PSN board with a Prescott Pentium 4 HT 640, 2x1GB sticks of DDR2 ram and I'm wondering if that board will still work. I don't have any pcie cards …
Re: Can any emulator emulate itself?
Posted on 2018-10-06, 21:03
sorry for the bump, but I've been trying to get dosbox running under dosbox using hx extender. I first had a memory error, which was fixed by setting the memory to 48MB, but now it complains about a missing dll file. I apparently need msvcrt.dll, but I'm a linux user and the version from WINE didn't …
Re: DOSBox-X branch
Posted on 2018-08-07, 01:12
The best supported version is the SDL1 main version. I provide SDL2 versions for those who want it at the time. Use the version that best suits your needs. However, 32-bit may provide better performance due to the dynamic core as long as the program or guest OS does not use 32-bit protected mode …
Re: DOSBox-X branch
Posted on 2018-08-06, 13:10
So i downloaded the windows version and I get within the folders a total of 4 different versions of this program. 2 different 32bit versions and 2 different 64bit versions. Which binary should I be using? The best supported version is the SDL1 main version. I provide SDL2 versions for those who …
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