Great, thanks! Is it still possible to order one?

Will this adapter work with Windows 1.01 and 2.11?

Rio444 wrote on 2019-11-26, 07:16: Many thanks to Kai (aka jaZz_KCS) for helping me translate the manual! Without his help, you could hardly understand my clumsy English. Do you have any left, and is it possible for you to ship to Europe in this time? Will it work in Windows 1.01 and Windows 2.11?

I don't think even the TNT2 OpenGL drivers at the time were feature complete for workstation applications.. I mean someone can come out and tell me I'm wrong but you couldn't run say Maya on a TNT2. Never used Maya, so can not comment on that one. As with most software things the drivers got …

No, NT 4.0 only has Software Emulation in D3D. Maximum is unofficial DirectX 5.0. But no Hardware D3D at all. Your correct. It was OpenGL that was HW acc 3D in NT. The problem with the Voodoo card drivers at the time was that they had worse/poorer support for full OpenGL applications (used for 3D …

appiah4 wrote on 2020-06-22, 11:49: You used NT4.0 and were worried about D3D drivers? Did NT4.0 even have D3D? Yes. Yes.

Not joking about this, I was looking up to see if my specs checked out with the kind of computer I was building (for the most part, they do), and I have ran into Gateway's ads for whatever computers they had at the time. Multiple times, in different ads from different months, Gateway sells the TNT2 …

Wow NT 3.51 is 25 boy has time flown by. I remember when I was in third grade my elementary School had gotten a new server in the computer lab and it was running NT 3.5. This has brought back some great memories of mine. That's pretty impressive. We had bunch of 486/33's running Windows for …

The onboard SCSI is wired up to the EISA bus, so it does infact appear in the ECU. Not sure how the IDE connector is hooked up, but I would guess VLB in which case it should just work like on a normal 486 board. There should definitely be a screen in the BIOS for setting up the harddrive...and most …

I bought this laptop last month from an auction during Vintage Computer Festival Midwest, very cheaply and admittedly blind to any info about it: I didn't get a good look at it and basically just knew that it was an x86 laptop made by Digital Equipment Corp (honestly I had no idea they made laptops …

I had an nForce 2 board with onboard SoundStorm... It never worked right that board. So far as I remember, the SoundStrom boasted a lot but did not deliver, barely being anything more than the run-of-the-mill ALC650 from that era but at a higher price tag. It did have wavetable synthesis - and I …

The Sound blaster 16 CT2290!!! [/size] http://i1204.photobucket.com/albums/bb408/evilmaxwar/Sound%20Card%20collection/CT2290.jpg Allright, I wrote a nice little review of it on the Grand Opl3 Comparison run page, but as usual, let the sound samples speak for themselves. Update your collection now: …

Declaring interest in one card.