Reply 20 of 34, by ibm5155
2 years resurrection incoming 😁
So, I think it took almost 4 months for my system be stable >_> but tadah, it's working 😁, well, here's the hardware situation:
-128mb sdram ( I had a 256mb too but, it was too much and there was some problem with the 256mb one '-' )
-3DFX VOODOO 3 3000 AGP (Hell, what a gpu hehe), it's not the best card for the system, but I couldn't find a better one on the time and cheaper.
-1 usb 2.0 pci with 5 usbs (1 inside that's being used to light up the clock display)
-Maxi Sound Game Theater 64 (still a gorgeous sound card 😁 )
-MS-5184 motherboard
-80Gb seagate (still can only run 34gb of it but it's fine for now)
-ATX psu (FSP250-60GTA, this monster still works since 2000 😳 and with -5v output heh)
-Aoc 4vn crt monitor (I needed that *__*)
Also the system got a name:COMMODO 3000 (mix of commodore + voodoo 3 3000)
Also, if you guys enjoy some gameplay, here's some testing gameplay https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2A7fqIF9Y8 (Recorded using a generic easycap + generic vga to component converter)
Also, I discovered why my system was sooooo slow, the guilty was the usb flash memory over the usb 2.0 board (I lost 12FPS just because that thing plugged 😮), for some reason, if I plugged the flash memory over the onboard usb I wouldn't lose any fps...
For those who like numbers and Excel, here are some hehe
Usb test to check what was causing the lag:http://www.mediafire.com/view/199ix1g5rz5mo01 … _TEST_PMMX.xlsx
Gpu test to check how well each gpu/driver would perform:http://www.mediafire.com/view/s6r8s8h3na8amsa … _TEST_PMMX.xlsx
All the tests made to detect what was causing all the problem over the system (note, I stoped to update it when I changed the PSU and that fixed all my problems) http://www.mediafire.com/view/lfkgbzwzf93rxch … _PC_ANTIGO.xlsx
-Fuu, I lost my cache memory test ;--;
Some of the Excel may contain portuguese words, and I may translate it on the future...
Also some pics if you from the system and some random problems from the dark age (when I had the AT PSU on it)
this is the inside of the "new" ATX psu, note it was really dirty, but calm down, it's clean now
http://i.imgur.com/s9rzRoR.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/9a7ftrv.jpg
Ah the evil AT PSU...
http://i.imgur.com/459aCOM.jpg
Some MS-DOS benchmark software (can't remember the name right now 🙁
http://i.imgur.com/4Q1D7YQ.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/IXgL1i4.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/F38zDhr.jpg
Some Weird Bugs that I had on my AT times
http://i.imgur.com/zLhqh9d.jpg (My lcd screen looks like a crt monitor 😖)
http://i.imgur.com/LM6a7NE.jpg BSOD got BSOD
Extra, this was the first time that I used the ATX psu on this baby at, since I didn't want to touch the jumpers and nothing on the mb, I used the other case power switch to turn it on rofl (note, since the psu is 220v only, I need to use a big 110v to 220v trasnformer D:)
http://i.imgur.com/61DjwbJ.jpg
Well, that's all for now I'll update the main post soon.
Next step, fix my commodore 64 ;--;
Thanks guys for the support on this post and on the other ones 😀