Iam interested about OC with this board so hope that is possible (maybe after re-flash original Asus bios)


derSammler wrote:* Lots of PS/2 72-pin modules, mostly standard. Cool are a couple of very late 32 MB modules from Kingston
bjwil1991 wrote:chose007 wrote:bjwil1991 wrote:@ chose007 The card at the top, is that an Aztech Sound Galaxy BX?
Back side of this card said nothing more ... maybe specialist like Batyra can tell you more.
Found info about the card: http://www.amoretro.de/2012/05/aztech-s ... 8-bit.html It's in Dutch, however.
bjwil1991 wrote:chose007 wrote:bjwil1991 wrote:@ chose007 The card at the top, is that an Aztech Sound Galaxy BX?
Back side of this card said nothing more ... maybe specialist like Batyra can tell you more.
Found info about the card: http://www.amoretro.de/2012/05/aztech-s ... 8-bit.html It's in Dutch, however.
A small 8-bit sound card from Aztech, classically held with rotary volume control, joystick port, and mic and line input. Incidentally, the card is based on the power-saving version of the Yamaha OPL2 chip, the YM3812-F, which is the size of a conventional OPL3 (YMF-262). The required resource settings are made directly by jumper. The card is a highly compatible clone of Creative Labs' sound blaster, making it ideal for the old classics.
With the Yamaha OPL2 (100% AdLib compatible) the FM sound sounds very nice, here expects the genuine sound. Music and also wavesamples are typically played in mono. The connoisseur might wonder about the board color: it is an Aztech card that was made for an (unknown) OEM customer. The original FCC ID (bottom left) was hand painted with green paint. It is: 138-SGBX21.
Cyrix200+ wrote:That's German, not Dutch!![]()
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AlaricD wrote:Cyrix200+ wrote:That's German, not Dutch!![]()
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Maybe he meant Deutsch(That is, after all, how the "Pennsylvania Dutch" got their name: People conflating the Deutsch language with the Dutch people.)
(I've also seen people refer to the .de country code top level domain as belonging to Denmark, not Deutschland.)
AlaricD wrote:Cyrix200+ wrote:That's German, not Dutch!![]()
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Maybe he meant Deutsch(That is, after all, how the "Pennsylvania Dutch" got their name: People conflating the Deutsch language with the Dutch people.)
(I've also seen people refer to the .de country code top level domain as belonging to Denmark, not Deutschland.)
Cyrix200+ wrote:AlaricD wrote:Cyrix200+ wrote:That's German, not Dutch!![]()
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Maybe he meant Deutsch(That is, after all, how the "Pennsylvania Dutch" got their name: People conflating the Deutsch language with the Dutch people.)
(I've also seen people refer to the .de country code top level domain as belonging to Denmark, not Deutschland.)
OFFTOPIC! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eE_IUPInEuc
brostenen wrote:This below..... Wanted one since I saw the first in 1988.
(Amiga 500 on eBay)
And now the 30 year old girl is mine.... The "original" and best.
chose007 wrote:only quick post and bios enter with piece of crack S3 Trio ... looks still can do something
Iam interested about OC with this board so hope that is possible (maybe after re-flash original Asus bios)
AlaricD wrote:Cyrix200+ wrote:That's German, not Dutch!![]()
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Maybe he meant Deutsch(That is, after all, how the "Pennsylvania Dutch" got their name: People conflating the Deutsch language with the Dutch people.)
(I've also seen people refer to the .de country code top level domain as belonging to Denmark, not Deutschland.)
dionb wrote:
Not very well per MHz, but if you measure per Watt it's a different story. Best performance per Watt until the introduction of the Pentium M (which was what killed Transmeta stone dead).
Last week I also got my hands on a marginally faster 733MHz Crusoe system (see a few pages back) - basically on a miniITX motherboard, so if there's benchmarking to be done we can compare crazy sub notebook optimalisations vs a more normal config. Nonetheless I suspect my K6-3+ will beat the pants off it (if I ever receive my SS7 motherboard that is...). Downside of my system is no HW sound chip. It's VIA AC'97, so maybe SB legacy support (haven't checked in BIOS yet), but AC'97 runs of the CPU, so even if it does work, it's going to slow down everything to the point that 533MHz Vaio might outperform it in games with sound enabled.
Also bought something today:
A DFI VG-3000 16b ISA VGA card with Oak OTI037C chip, dual DB15 and DB9 connectors, 8b ISA support, backward compatibility all the way down - EGA/CGA/Hercules/MDA. Oh, and a nearly pristine manual. Only thing missing is the driver floppy.
kaputnik wrote:if I covered shipping and added a symbolic sum to that.
brostenen wrote:kaputnik wrote:if I covered shipping and added a symbolic sum to that.
So typically scandinavian....Usually it is two bottle's of redwine or 3 bottles of cola or something here in DK.
Great haul by the way.
chose007 wrote:<snip>
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