Update: I opened the PSU and reversed the fan so it blows out. The computer case is cooler to the touch now. I suspect that I didn't pay attention to how I took it out the first time, totally my fault. The good news is that the fan has been oiled and is quiet now. I also blew all the dust out of the …

Firstly, I'm dumb. I removed a fan from my PSU to oil it, not expecting to be able to fix it. So I didn't pay close attention to the direction the fan was installed. I thought I installed it the way I removed it, but I'm not sure. My PSU looks like this as it's from 2010 - https://i.ebayimg.com/ …

All the wires match the standard. The only two things worth noting are that pin 13 has two wires - orange and brown. From what I've found, the brown wire is a voltage sensor. Do new PSUs have this? Does it matter? Pin 22 has two wires - red and pink. Wikipedia indicates it's a +5 V sense wire, but …

I need help with replacing a PSU in an old HP desktop. I am so confused about the power requirements and noticed that new PSUs don't seem to be as powerful on the +5v rail. I'm not sure if this is a huge issue or not. The OEM PSU is 300W and has the following specs: Output +12V@ 19A +5V@ 25A +3.3V@ …

Sorry. I wasn't aware this game could be purchased anywhere. I thought it was one of those ones that aren't being sold anymore (abandonware). If you know where I can purchase it, please let me know. And if a moderator thinks my original post should be deleted, please do so.

I've recently downloaded a few DOS games and I'm confused about something. Very few games come in either a zip or rar file that have maybe 100+ files in them. These kind obviously don't have to be installed. You just extract them to a folder and you're pretty much ready to go. Most of the games come …

I downloaded a game called Micro Machines V3 that came in a zip file about 60 MB. In that zip file there are 44 other zip files that are about 1.39 MB each. Some of the folders have files that have the same name and same size. Some of these files are: mw.nfo ss.nfo file_id.diz I opened the razor.nfo …

So under [autoexec] add: mount C "C:\program files\oldgames\nameofgamehere\racing.exe" C: Is that right or am I supposed to put racing.exe somewhere else? Perhaps on a new line? Maybe like this? - mount C "C:\program files\oldgames\nameofgamehere" racing.exe C:

Am I supposed to use the dosbox.conf file or make a new one? Am I supposed to open the dosbox.conf file and where it says [autoexec] add: mount C C:\program files\oldgames\nameofgamehere C: Then create a shortcut that has this at the end of what is in the target box: -conf "C:\Program Files\DOSBox …

I haven't used DOSBox yet so this answer may be obvious once I have. I'm going to be installing DOSBox on my grandmother's computer for my 4 y/o cousin to use. He can only start Windows games by double-clicking the game icon. Is there a way to create a shortcut for the DOS games and DOSBox so that …