Re: AMD K6-3+@550mhz., Voodoo-3000
Posted on 2019-06-07, 13:34
Motherboard FIC VA-503+ Baby ATX Super Socket 7
Re: AMD K6-3+@550mhz., Voodoo-3000
Posted on 2019-06-07, 12:48
DOOM benchmark
Re: AMD K6-3+@550mhz., Voodoo-3000
Posted on 2019-06-07, 12:40
Some more
Re: AMD K6-3+@550mhz., Voodoo-3000
Posted on 2019-06-07, 12:39
Some more
Re: AMD K6-3+@550mhz., Voodoo-3000
Posted on 2019-06-07, 12:37
DOS benchmarks These test run really smooth and graphics is really nice in DOS too.
Re: AMD K6-3+@550mhz., Voodoo-3000
Posted on 2019-06-07, 06:47
SP/DIF Toslink optical output connection back plate for rear of case. Will provide 5.1 surround sound via A/V receiver.
Re: AMD K6-3+@550mhz., Voodoo-3000
Posted on 2019-06-07, 06:38
More phots:
Re: AMD K6-3+@550mhz., Voodoo-3000
Posted on 2019-06-07, 06:33
More Sceenshots:
Re: AMD K6-3+@550mhz., Voodoo-3000
Posted on 2019-06-07, 06:25
More phots:
Re: AMD K6-3+@550mhz., Voodoo-3000
Posted on 2019-06-07, 06:15
More photos
AMD K6-3+@550mhz., Voodoo-3000 (tower)
Posted on 2019-06-07, 06:11
I finally finished my tower version of the Ultimate DOS retro gaming computer. It looks really nice and performs great. Very stable. Graphics and Audio is really nice too. Specs: Motherboard - FIC VA-503+ Baby ATX Super Socket 7. Chipset - Via Cache - 1028kb. RAM - 256mb PC-133 SIMM CPU - AMD K6-3+, …
Re: Ultimate AMD K6-3+@500mhz.
Posted on 2019-06-06, 21:36
Okay, I am done with this build. I am working on a tower version of this same build config. See my post: AMD K6-3+@550mhz., Voodoo-3000 (tower)
Re: Famous computer slogans and quotes ?
Posted on 2019-06-06, 18:12
Top Gun Movie - “Woods been hit, Woods been hit, Voodoo-1 , Voodoo-1 , Woods been hit. We have lost Hollywood, We have lost Hollywood”. https://youtu.be/DRv2cVF0CdM
Screams “AWW” my frustrations with Sound Blaster.
Posted on 2019-06-06, 17:50
I hate all these Sound blaster variants and driver versions. I am trying to get a Sound blaster Live 5.1 (SB100) to work with Windows 98 but no success. I think I have tried every driver version. I am getting ready to swap it out for another type of SB card. Why did they make these so difficult ? I …
Re: What retro activity did you get up to today?
Posted on 2019-06-04, 02:49
I just received a bunch of NEW IDE ribbons so now I can finish my 486 and SS7 builds this weekend. I was having IDE drive problems because I had bad cables. It was putting off all my builds. Hopefully everything will work now. I really want to get this 486dx4-100 build running. And an AMD-K6-3+@ …
Re: Vintage Hardware Wallpapers
Posted on 2019-06-04, 01:33
Sun Microsystems Solaris Sparc workstations. remember this - called CDE, was working on such thing in AT&T :D looong time ago... CDE, luxury! When I was working for SUN itself we had to contend with openwin and the command line. The stuff we were working with struggled even with that! It was …
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2019-06-04, 00:39
(10) 18-inch IDE cables for $16 on eBay. They look like good quality. And they have all 40-pins holes available.
Re: 486 cache woes
Posted on 2019-06-04, 00:34
Good luck. Good to know because I am thinking about upgrading the cache on my IBM PS/1 Valuepoint too. Keep us informed. First I am going to update the CPU with Intel Overdrive 486dx-66mhz. I like these Value point IBM’s because they are mostly non-proprietary parts and easy and cheap to upgrade and …
Re: 486 cache woes
Posted on 2019-06-03, 08:45
Yes, Should be jumpers 9 & 10 CACHE JUMPER CONFIGURATION J9 , J10 128KB Pins 1 & 2 closed Pins 1 & 2 closed 256KB Pins 2 & 3 closed Pins 2 & 3 closed To upgrade from 128KB cache to 256KB, you need to add four 28-pin modules (32K x 8, 25ns SRAM) and replace the existing TAG module with one 28-pin TAG …
Re: 486 cache woes
Posted on 2019-06-02, 18:15
Does this help. Check here: http://ps-2.kev009.com/pcpartnerinfo/ctstips/c776.htm
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