Seems to me its an SB Live! clone. I couldn't find much online but it seems to be ok?
http://www.techexcess.net/ProductInfo.aspx?pr … ctid=LWHA571-T2
Pentium III @ 1.28Ghz - Intel SE440xBX-2 - 384MB PC100 - ATi Radeon DDR 64MB @ 200/186 - SB Live! 5.1 - Windows ME
It's an ESS Allegro chipset, so it's ESS' PCI sound technology. Although it doesn't provide true ESFM like a Solo-1 does, Iit should use the same sideband technologies and therefore be quite compatible with DOS -- much more so than a SB PCI/Live card.
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That site does have a Solo-1 card for a decent price as well.
http://www.techexcess.net/ProductInfo.aspx?pr … ctid=MPB-000092
They also have a Forte Media card:
http://www.techexcess.net/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=SP-801
Oh nice, I heard from somewhere that ESS chips were great for DOS.
I guess the question might be, is this better then my SB Live Value?
Pentium III @ 1.28Ghz - Intel SE440xBX-2 - 384MB PC100 - ATi Radeon DDR 64MB @ 200/186 - SB Live! 5.1 - Windows ME
wrote:Oh nice, I heard from somewhere that ESS chips were great for DOS.
I guess the question might be, is this better then my SB Live Value?
For DOS, absolutely superior.
All hail the Great Capacitor Brand Finder
Awesome. How does it compare to a ISA SB16? The mobo has the SB-Link (?) jumper on it.
Pentium III @ 1.28Ghz - Intel SE440xBX-2 - 384MB PC100 - ATi Radeon DDR 64MB @ 200/186 - SB Live! 5.1 - Windows ME
