Great! You are really game maniac 😀 But I think your the most powerful PC is Athlon 3000+ and 6800GT - it's not so cool, what about upgrade video and CPU? (or at least not extreme overclocking? )

bah, wrong button 😜

Try these drivers on your win2k box, they work very well for me with no lockups and AGP cards (unlike the official release).

http://www.ngohq.com/home.php?page=Files&go=c … veme&dwn_id=509

Thanks for the link, I'm trying them now. So far so good, wow gives a few glitches but I'm told we were getting those already. No crashes yet, so fingers crossed.

Current:

Windows 95 pc
amd 5x86-75 Abit BN4 - 32mb ram
S3 Trio 64v+
SB Pro 2
GUS ACE
scp-55 in an adapter

Windows 7 pc
Intel E4300 - Asrock 4coredual-sata2 - 2gb ram
HD 4850
on board sound

I like your Win95 pc 😀

The Win7 machine would run better with more RAM.

leileilol wrote:

I like your Win95 pc 😀

Yes I'm pretty happy with that. I have an MT32 that I was going to use with it but I don't have many games that need it, plus I'm not sure how to use it yet.

Svenne wrote:

The Win7 machine would run better with more RAM.

I may have a go at that when I can afford it, dual channel 2x2gb I expect, though as it's Win 7 64-bit I suppose I could go higher. Will that have more impact than moving to a faster chip, say E7500 [which is about the fastest affordable chip that the motherboard will take according to asrock specs]?

From the asrock website, the 4coredual-sata2 can only take up to 2gb, so i won't be upgrading the ram after all.

In the main post you've written that your Windows 7 machine has a Gigabyte mobo, but on the other post it says Asrock. Wich one is right?

I made a mess of the posts, so I've edited the first post to remove the erroneous info. Currently the 7 box has the asrock mobo.