You can just set the jumpers and get the appropriate drivers depending on the type of CD-ROM drive you are going to use (Sony, Mitsumi or Panasonic). I don't think that card would use any special drivers.

net5rac wrote on 2025-05-11, 18:49:

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Hi,

Can someone help to find the DOS drivers for this card?

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Try these (possibly 95, 98 & DOS)...version.txt says GOLDEN SOUND 3in1 CDROM SOFTWARE VERSION 1.2 DATE:1993/DEC/29

For jumpers try here... https://theretroweb.com/expansioncard/documen … ation/50887.pdf

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Toptek (Golden Sound) Golden SoundCard Driver. As I remember, this driver worked for Windows 95 and may work for Windows 98.

Toptek (Golden Sound) 3in1 Driver. This driver works with Windows 95, using the TopTek Golden Sound 3 in 1 card and an old 1X Matsu****a (Panasonic/BSR, etc.) CR-523-B. This card also supports the Sony 34 pin CD-ROM. For anyone who wishes to use the old technology!

Thanks a lot!

In the meantime I have realized I may need proprietary drive, not normal IDE to connect to this controller, right?
Unfortunately I don’t have one…☹️.
But I will save drivers for later use.

So I have a different question:
I have 386 motherboard with ISA IDE controller installed with only one HDD connected.
How to connect IDE CDROM of Bios only allows to add CHS setting for HDD but has no entry for CDROM?