No, Not sure how to I assume it is an older version. To double check the ROM verson, you need to: 1. power off if on 2. press and hold these buttons : part 4, Rythm, Master Volume 3. turn power on. Source : https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?p=792617#p792617 Thanks I followed the instructions and …

SATA and Giga Ethernet are probably the best choices. M.2 is expensive yet and excessively fast for this kind of application. Latency is not a critical factor here, dont you think? the fastest cdrom drives of that time reached speeds below 8 megabytes per second (52X) and had typical access times …

it would be nice to see these idea finally moves forward. there is another project ongoing, an open source entitled NetPi IDE, which is much more embracing, merging cool ideas like access the CD images through NAS Server, wireless networking in plain DOS. if more people could contribute, a …

Sorry for the late reply, but I saw that your question was not answered. The only difference between CT2230 and CT2290 is the CDROM interface each of this cards provide. 2230 has multi CD (Panasonic, Sony, Mitsumi proprietary interfaces), much common in the CDROM´s first era ) while 2230 has only …

great piece of history you have. Mind that the Rendition Verite 1000 chip was the first implementation of Quake for hardware accelerated GPUs. John Carmack chose its API because he thought he had the best performance per dollar ratio in the market back in the day and announced vquake as the premium …

The early AWE32 CT2760 which came in 1994 use the noisy CT1703-T DAC. Later AWE32 had the quiet CT1703-A but also omitted the real OPL3 chip. Actually only CT3990 (the very last revision) of AWE32 uses CQM. I consider the CT3980 the best model of AWE32 that delivers the best features the most …

Here is a utility program written in Turbo C++ for DOS to convert PDI to IMA format. It will run in DOSBox, and is of course limited to 8.3 filenames. Only PDI type 1 images are supported; let me know if you find a type 1 image that doesn't convert correctly. DOS executable and source code are in …

i found the 1.82b revision at ftp.tcrc.edu.tw/Hardware/Diamond/display/viper/viper_v330/flash182b.zip but.. what the hell someone put a 486 and a riva 128 togheter? nonsense!! its a waste of vga. riva 128 only realize its full potential with pentium II class machines.

If you need one with AGP bus VGA card, then you can go for S3 Savage 4 (and variants) ou Savage2000 chipset. Why not a Trio 3D or Trio 3D/2X ? :) Actually very few chipsets worked flawless in all tests executed. Trio 3d had issues with hyper 3-D Pinball. Nvidia chipsets (like TNT) had some minor …

According the link: http://gona.mactar.hu/DOS_TESTS/ , there is nothing more compatible than S3 chipsets on the DOS/Win3.11 arena. If you seach for a very compatible vga card that has drivers for Windows 3.11, you need to acquire with S3 Trio card (or newer). Even DOSBOX and MS VirtualPC emulates S3 …