wrote:How'd you get this all for free?
Other people seem to have this thing called 'friends'. Don't know what it is but it seems to be convenient.
Not your average Mach64 2MB PCI... Sellers photo:
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wrote:wrote:How'd you get this all for free?
Other people seem to have this thing called 'friends'. Don't know what it is but it seems to be convenient.
I don't know about you, but where I live there's hardly people.
All hail the Great Capacitor Brand Finder
wrote:wrote:wrote:How'd you get this all for free?
Other people seem to have this thing called 'friends'. Don't know what it is but it seems to be convenient.
I don't know about you, but where I live there's hardly people.
Sounds nice. ^.^
It is a mistake to think you can solve any major problems just with potatoes.
Yup I'd move in. Then you can have more rivals.
I/O, I/O,
It's off to disk I go,
With a bit and a byte
And a read and a write,
I/O, I/O
Got all of these games for free from the computer recycling organization I volunteer at. I was shocked they put them in the free area, but hey, I'm not complaining. Also got an IDE DVD ROM drive and a USB hub today for my compaq presario. Going to test it all out right now.
wrote:Not your average Mach64 2MB PCI... Sellers photo:
An early (1st quarter 1994?) Mach64 GX for Commodore PCI enabled systems. They are not exactly rare but not common either and with a TI DAC definitely an unusual sight. There were Mach32 variants too.
wrote:Got some free stuff yesterday 😀
Pretty happy with this 😀
Got this Dell-branded 3DLabs/Intergraph monster, a Wildcat 4000 AGP+PCI:
The framebuffer with 16MB RAM is the PCI card, the "geometry accelerator" with 64MB texture memory is the AGP card. These were also sold as 2 separate cards with cable connecting them, this is a Dell variant with common bracket. Has drivers only for NT4 and W2k, and AFAIK is only OpenGL, no directX compatibility. Thus not really useful for games, it was meant for CAD applications. Found some info at http://www.vgamuseum.info/index.php/component … at-4000-msmt556 and http://www.digitalproducer.com/pages/wildcat_ … s_top_score.htm
It will join my collection of 3DLabs cards. Can't wait to test it. For $12 on ePay, couldn't resist.
(BTW if anyone else wants one, the seller has one left - search by name)
I/O, I/O,
It's off to disk I go,
With a bit and a byte
And a read and a write,
I/O, I/O
wrote:unfortunately they are very rare in good working condition. the non-pro
Early 9700 non-pro were in fact just rebranded pro variants with the same Samsung 2.8ns memory.
I must be some kind of standard: the anonymous gangbanger of the 21st century.
Bought a Pentium 3 kit, came yesterday. Jetway J-7BXAN, Pentium 3 450MHz Katmai and 256MB of RAM
Found a 500 and a 550 in my drawer, both working 🤣
"Enter at your own peril, past the bolted door..."
Main PC: i5 3470, GB B75M-D3H, 16GB RAM, 2x1TB
98SE : P3 650, Soyo SY-6BA+IV, 384MB RAM, 80GB
I dig the CRT and the Wildcat.
Got a GeForce256 by accident - even though it's the SDR variant it's a very capable card - kinda understandable that they are a "collector's item" . Albeit it looks kinda too generic for my liking.
It's pretty funny when taking into account hat it took me 19 years to have it running in a system of mine. The only live GeForce256 that I ever saw was a buddy's CT branded with DDR ram. That dork overclocked it and killed it on the 2nd or 3rd day playing Quake II.
Also got a Gigabyte GA-6BA and it's a pretty speedy board. Butt since I have no use for it I''ll sell it on yabe.
Got a GeForce256 by accident - even though it's the SDR variant it's a very capable card
That's infamous GeForce 256 64-bit memory bus version. Pretty much GeForce 2 MX 200, but even worse.
But hey, you can add missing memory and upgrade it to 64mb/128-bit bus 🤣
I must be some kind of standard: the anonymous gangbanger of the 21st century.
not gonna post a pic since it's not interesting but a friend gifted me a 1991 AdLib card 😀
wrote:Got a GeForce256 by accident - even though it's the SDR variant it's a very capable card
That's infamous GeForce 256 64-bit memory bus version. Pretty much GeForce 2 MX 200, but even worse.
But hey, you can add missing memory and upgrade it to 64mb/128-bit bus 🤣
Did the SDR versions normally feature a 128bit bus?
If I can find the rams I'll give it a try.
wrote:Got this Dell-branded 3DLabs/Intergraph monster, a Wildcat 4000 AGP+PCI:
(BTW if anyone else wants one, the seller has one left - search by name)
I can't find it. Has it sold?
See my graphics card database at www.gpuzoo.com
Constantly being worked on. Feel free to message me with any corrections or details of cards you would like me to research and add.
wrote:not gonna post a pic since it's not interesting but a friend gifted me a 1991 AdLib card 😀
Nice!!
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wrote:... Albeit it looks kinda too generic for my liking.
On the flipside, I'd like to see a modern-day card (GTX 1080 or so) with that kind of "styling". No RGBLEDs, superficial plastic, or weird PCB colours, and the HSF manufacturer's logo on the fan hub instead of the board maker's. IMO it would be very refreshing.
wrote:wrote:Got this Dell-branded 3DLabs/Intergraph monster, a Wildcat 4000 AGP+PCI:
(BTW if anyone else wants one, the seller has one left - search by name)
I can't find it. Has it sold?
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I/O, I/O,
It's off to disk I go,
With a bit and a byte
And a read and a write,
I/O, I/O
wrote:not gonna post a pic since it's not interesting but a friend gifted me a 1991 AdLib card 😀
Not interesting? It's awesome!!
