Do I have to use a 440BX socket for the Ezra-T or a normal Slot 1/370 gets me there? Just asking since I went ahead and ordered a Socket 370 LEGEND QDI P6V693A/A9 ADVANCE 9 MOTHERBOARD, since it had an AGP slot and 2 PCI slots. I figured I would want those for a super flex all in one DOS/Win98 …

Do I have to use a 440BX socket for the Ezra-T or a normal Slot 1/370 gets me there? Just asking since I went ahead and ordered a Socket 370 LEGEND QDI P6V693A/A9 ADVANCE 9 MOTHERBOARD, since it had an AGP slot and 2 PCI slots. I figured I would want those for a super flex all in one DOS/Win98 build …

I was about to build my super gaming pc and had everything ready. Been away from pc gaming for about 7-8 years now so was looking forward to playing Cyberpunk 2077 on my decked out build. Long story short, i could never get my hands on one and refused to pay scalpers fee or get a 3090. So now I have …

Hi, I just discovered this awesome project and was interested in the bare pcb to try and put it together myself. How difficult would you say this would be?

Specific DOS games I know I will play are Doom, Doom II, Duke 3d, Quake, System Shock, X-com UFO Defense, Warcraft, Command and Conquer 1 & 2, Command and Conquer Red Alert, Fallout . Don't play Fallout under DOS, it has terrible sound drivers there. Install it under Win9x instead. Also, it's worth …

> So with all that said, most important features would be compatibility. With what though? The lowest common denominator is 8 bit sound and opl music...an audiodrive fits the bill there. If you want 16 bit sound, wss, intelligent midi support, awe support...you may need to look further. I think the …

Are there any specific games that you're wanting to play with this system? If so, just list them and it can help us figure out if you'll have any issues with specific cards, and will definitely help us figure out how much you need something like True OPL, or something like a Wave Blaster header, …

> So with all that said, most important features would be compatibility. With what though? The lowest common denominator is 8 bit sound and opl music...an audiodrive fits the bill there. If you want 16 bit sound, wss, intelligent midi support, awe support...you may need to look further. I think the …

The Yamaha YMF718/719 is great, but not perfect. So it depends greatly on which games you want to play. For example, one of my favorite games is Prehistorik, and unfortunately the YMF718/719 has issues with it (stuttering whenever digital sounds are played back). Of course, it does work in pure …

If you want cheap the ESS AudioDrive is recommended, otherwise the ymf719 is excellent (but better in windows). There are lots out there, aztech sound galaxies are good, as are some sb16s. However you need to ask what is important? Bug free midi, genuine opl3, 16bit sound, driver quality, etc. …

I have almost all the components for my SS7 build all picked out, just trying to figure out what 2nd soundcard to use for DOS mode. I am currently eyeing some Yamaha YMF719E cards on Ebay and wondering if these will be good? They seem to be plentiful, still affordable, and been hearing good things …