A nearby computer store has SBVibra 128 on sale for AU$30, and I already have a PCI64 lying around.
Should I get it for DOS games, or is PCI64 just fine?
MB: ASRock B550 Steel Legend
CPU: Ryzen 9 5950X
RAM: Corsair 64GB Kit (4x16GB) DDR4 Veng LPX C18 4000MHz
SSDs: 2x Crucial MX500 1TB SATA + 1x Samsung 980 (non-pro) 1TB NVMe SSD
OSs: Win 11 Pro (NVMe) + WinXP Pro SP3 (SATA)
GPU: RTX2070 (11) GT730 (XP)
oops wrong forum, move this to DOS please!:)
MB: ASRock B550 Steel Legend
CPU: Ryzen 9 5950X
RAM: Corsair 64GB Kit (4x16GB) DDR4 Veng LPX C18 4000MHz
SSDs: 2x Crucial MX500 1TB SATA + 1x Samsung 980 (non-pro) 1TB NVMe SSD
OSs: Win 11 Pro (NVMe) + WinXP Pro SP3 (SATA)
GPU: RTX2070 (11) GT730 (XP)
Originally posted by Duffman oops wrong forum, move this to DOS please!
Actually, the DOS forum is for getting DOS games working. This is more suited for general discussion.
-->Moved to Millyways
In any case, I wouldn't bother with the Vibra as that would have minimal benefits.
aLSO, what is ensoniq soundscape? Its part of the PCI64, is soundscape supposed to be good or crap?
MB: ASRock B550 Steel Legend
CPU: Ryzen 9 5950X
RAM: Corsair 64GB Kit (4x16GB) DDR4 Veng LPX C18 4000MHz
SSDs: 2x Crucial MX500 1TB SATA + 1x Samsung 980 (non-pro) 1TB NVMe SSD
OSs: Win 11 Pro (NVMe) + WinXP Pro SP3 (SATA)
GPU: RTX2070 (11) GT730 (XP)
wrote:aLSO, what is ensoniq soundscape? Its part of the PCI64, is soundscape supposed to be good or crap?
I never liked ensoniq personally... The sound was really scratchy in several games and when playing MIDI files. I'm not sure why...
Some of my friends had ensoniq and they liked it though... so, well, it depends on what you want the soundscheme to do...
Cypher-Neo
