Re: Do U Know About an Antivirus Still Usable with Windows XP?
Posted on 2025-06-09, 20:14
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Re: SoftGPU: OpenGL + DirectX + Glide driver for Windows 95/98/Me
Posted on 2025-06-03, 11:25
Hi. Thank you so much for the project, it can be very useful. Q: is it possible to use this on real hardware? Is it possible to configure redirection from DirectX <7 to hardware DirectX 9c or OpenGL 1.5.3? GL Version: 1.5.3 GL Extensions: GL_ARB_depth_texture GL_ARB_fragment_program GL_AB_fragment_ …
Re: need help for picking my first crt monitor for gaming
Posted on 2025-05-02, 14:06
From the CRT, I'd prefer something on a DiamondTron NF handset, 19 inches and up, with support for at least 1600x900@100hz (For desktop and later games). In the monitor settings, you can narrow and stretch any resolution as you like, regardless of vertical/horizontal, so I would not mess with small …
[Realms of the Haunting] image setup assistance (DOS).
Posted on 2025-04-28, 21:39
I'm about to start playing this game, but right now the image doesn't look very smooth (As if the screen refresh rate doesn't match the FPS a little). Can you answer some questions: a) Is it possible to enable FPS display in the game itself? b) Is it possible to add a resolution higher than 640x480 …
Re: Best drivers for Geforce 4 Ti 4200
Posted on 2025-04-28, 21:36
Try different versions. The 45.23 drivers are good enough. But I noticed one rather strange nuance. For some reason, with this version of the driver, on all tested Intel machines, rather strange results were obtained in the " DPC Latency Checker "(See screenshots attached to the message) during the …
Re: Is Nvidia 6000 series (AGP) under Win 98SE really badly supported? Are fixes/workarounds for 6000 series possible?
Posted on 2025-02-07, 05:35
The earliest thing that worked fine for me on a GeForce 6800 Ultra (NV40) was ForceWare 60.86 (Beta). The problems are common for all 60+ versions. In particular, the native D3D renderer in NFS:2000 did not work correctly. So I had to replace it. And there are such problems. An alternative solution …
Re: Windows 7 Risk
Posted on 2024-12-29, 06:13
As far as I know, Windows 7 is still "dangerous" today, because the tools that viruses write today still affect it. You can significantly expand the attack surface by installing applications such as .NET Framework 4.5+, which are also actively used for writing viruses these days. Choosing a 64-bit …
Re: Does anyone know if there is a ATI Rage XL driver that will run Final Fantasy 7 correctly?
Posted on 2024-12-14, 20:08
Failed to load driver: A device attached to the system is no functioning. This driver compatibility issue also appears on other video cards and is related to the missing import function in Win9x. To fix it, you can install KernelEx and select the "Windows Millennium" compatibility mode on the game …
Re: Broken GeForce FX5950 Ultra - chip transplant
Posted on 2024-07-11, 10:06
Version 173-48 works with 5900 Ultra: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WV5Z5lmM_A6gOC7g4HI-IMe2BtzDzhoZ/view?usp=drive_link Unfortunately, to download from this link, you need to register. You could not open free access to this file or upload it again to any other open file sharing service that …
Re: Sun X7149A (Mitsubishi 2070SB) Supported Resolutions
Posted on 2024-06-12, 18:28
Congratulations on your purchase! And thanks for the pictures. DiamondTron tubes have always been admired for their image quality. But the truth died down, after some time (The image narrowed into a vertical strip). I don't know how to fix it, and the services didn't want to mess with the CRT. So …
Re: Running DOS games from Win98 Explorer
Posted on 2024-06-11, 10:54
Some games work fine on DOS, but they work horribly on Windows. For example, Quake I under DOS works perfectly, but on Windows it slows down or has problems with frame synchronization (breaks, jerks), which is not at all acceptable for a first-person shooter. I don't know how often Windows 98 uses …
Re: Video card for Windows 98, with support for DVI Dual Link, for a modern DVI-D monitor (144Hz+).
Posted on 2024-06-10, 10:21
This does not work for me using the 82.69 driver. Haven’t testet it with version 77 yet. When I execute the shortcut I get an error message (no entry in NV…). When posting a message, an extra space (After the comma) crept into this line. Thank you for noticing. I've already fixed it. Great, using …
Re: Video card for Windows 98, with support for DVI Dual Link, for a modern DVI-D monitor (144Hz+).
Posted on 2024-06-04, 04:53
- create a new shortcut; - save to it C:\WINDOWS\RUNDLL32.EXE NvCpl.dll, dtcfg setmode 1 1920 1080 32 144 where "1" is the target display number; - move this shortcut to the folder "Start -> Programs -> StartUp" So, each time you log in, the video driver will automatically apply the specified video …
Re: Video card for Windows 98, with support for DVI Dual Link, for a modern DVI-D monitor (144Hz+).
Posted on 2024-05-29, 12:42
I'll just leave it here (Information to think about): BenQ UNIVERSAL 144Hz->220Hz OVERCLOCK for 1080p 144 Hz
Re: Video card for Windows 98, with support for DVI Dual Link, for a modern DVI-D monitor (144Hz+).
Posted on 2024-05-29, 12:34
Wow, it works! I flashed your EDIDM5.BIN, since the only difference seemed to be the serial number and week of production, otherwise my EDID was identical. And yes, it works! 1080p@144Hz tested with Vsync in UT99! It’s amazing! Using 7600gt and 77 drivers. Ran 100Hz on startup. Had to enable the …
Re: Video card for Windows 98, with support for DVI Dual Link, for a modern DVI-D monitor (144Hz+).
Posted on 2024-05-23, 18:28
Thank you for the detailed explanation! I will try edid-rw as well. Could you copy and paste the contents of the EDID file you flashed? I might not flash the same file, but use it only for reference when editing my EDID file. Yes, of course, but I'm still experimenting with refining the EDID and …
Re: Video card for Windows 98, with support for DVI Dual Link, for a modern DVI-D monitor (144Hz+).
Posted on 2024-05-22, 23:43
The problem has already been successfully resolved. More precisely, I was solving a slightly different problem, but this one was also solved along the way. Now it runs 1920x1080@144Hz without any complaints under Windows 98 with the ForceWare 77.72 driver on the G70. I checked it in games with …
Re: Video card for Windows 98, with support for DVI Dual Link, for a modern DVI-D monitor (144Hz+).
Posted on 2024-05-22, 09:37
But it makes no sense because the 7600gt works perfect at 144hz in xp, why not the fx3450? If the video card doesn't support Dual-Link, it's likely that no driver can cure it. The video card can be tested in Windows XP with later drivers (185.20 and higher) that successfully handle even EDID curves …
Re: Video card for Windows 98, with support for DVI Dual Link, for a modern DVI-D monitor (144Hz+).
Posted on 2024-05-22, 09:26
The problem has already been successfully resolved. More precisely, I was solving a slightly different problem, but this one was also solved along the way. Now it runs 1920x1080@144Hz without any complaints under Windows 98 with the ForceWare 77.72 driver on the G70. I checked it in games with Vsync …
Re: SBEMU: Sound Blaster emulation on AC97
Posted on 2024-05-14, 01:39
The version from GitHub (1.0beta4) works. Tested in pure MS-DOS 6.22 on YMF754 in Z.A.R. with the /t6 parameter (SoundBlaster16) in 44kHz, 16-bit, Stereo mode. There are no complaints. I also checked Quake 1.06 without the /t6 parameter (Default settings) - it also works fine. System board based on …
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