Is that your third CT1300? I guess the other 2 had Gameblaster box art.

carlostex wrote:

Is that your third CT1300? I guess the other 2 had Gameblaster box art.

Yep - that's why I snagged it.

Artex wrote:

carlostex wrote:

Is that your third CT1300? I guess the other 2 had Gameblaster box art.

Yep - that's why I snagged it.

eBay? Haven't seen one there for ages...

carlostex wrote:

Artex wrote:

carlostex wrote:

Is that your third CT1300? I guess the other 2 had Gameblaster box art.

Yep - that's why I snagged it.

eBay? Haven't seen one there for ages...

Yeah, I haven't ever seen one with the original CMS packaging. 😲

Mirror, mirror whos slowest of DX9 them all?
Got this nice OEM HP GeForce FX 5100 from MSI....

vlask wrote:

Got this nice OEM HP GeForce FX 5100 from MSI....

Never heard of such card! Do you have a photo of the chip?

Its not retro by any means but just got a working Alienware m11x for just $200 cash 😀

Slaventus86 wrote:

vlask wrote:

Got this nice OEM HP GeForce FX 5100 from MSI....

Never heard of such card! Do you have a photo of the chip?

No, i didnt removed heatsink. Its just underclocked 64bit FX5200. Even bios have string FX5200. They made them in 2004 for oem.

Btw i never heard of this beauty same as Google 😀
ELSA XHR.C - early CAD card from 1986 - same year ELSA started graphic card production. Sadly not working - its maybe addon accelerator or nonPC stuff (see no bios on card).

Holy crap, that FX5100 is 20% slower than a FX5200. nVidia must have had serious yield issues with nv34 and accumulated a lot of broken cores for this card to even exist. I can't see them designing such a useless chip intentionally. At that speed, it's probably not even any good at running DX8 games, forget DX9.

CT1300A
disk

Artex wrote:

Creative CT1300A (Creative Music System) (Boxed) (1988)

What is in it?please!

I have 5 books and 12 disks.

http://yjfy.com/Museum/sound/CT1300A.htm

Hmm my Creative Music System only has 3 books - User Manual, Utilities Manual, Intelligent Organ Manual - and 5 disks - Song Diks 1 and 2, Master Disk, Intelligent Organ and Utilities.

You should image your extra disks and put them on Vogons Drivers 😀

Just got these interesting cards:

- Dynamic Pictures V192 (1995) - with manual and drivers on floppy disks. This card has 16 MB of VRAM and supports OpenGL

3DLabs GLiNT 300SX (1994) - also with driver discs and manual. First 3DLabs chip, OpenGL support

DonutKing wrote:

Hmm my Creative Music System only has 3 books - User Manual, Utilities Manual, Intelligent Organ Manual - and 5 disks - Song Diks 1 and 2, Master Disk, Intelligent Organ and Utilities.

You should image your extra disks and put them on Vogons Drivers 😀

It's incomplete - or at least the seller can't find them at the moment. I don't have any of the disks - just the card itself and the box.

MACH32 PCI Engineering Sample
PN 109-25400-00C

The title doesn't say it has to be computer hardware... I discovered recently that Tamiya have re-released some of their classic kit cars, and my inner child insisted that I buy him the Hornet that Santa never left under the tree. If you were a boy living in my particular corner of the world in the 80's then you either had one of these, or you wanted one. Also popular were the Grasshopper and the Frog. Next best thing was the toy class "Jet Hopper Turbo", which was a very cool pre-built thing that was available everywhere.

I picked up the kit from HK because they're cheaper than they are locally - even after shipping. And I bought the controller - the classic stick radio - locally:

Cool! are they releasing any non-RC kits? Love to finally get my hands on a Lotus 49...

AWE64 Gold

Came out to just under $20 with shipping. Have the prices come down, or did I just luck out with good timing?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/130987710168?ssPageNa … 984.m1439.l2649

senrew wrote:

AWE64 Gold

Came out to just under $20 with shipping. Have the prices come down, or did I just luck out with good timing?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/130987710168?ssPageNa … 984.m1439.l2649

Timing does matter. The high prices we saw several months back weren't sustainable and the market figured that out.

A Radeon 9600SE for $6.99 + shipping 😎