Ok, first coming back about my remark concerning Crysis: As I already assumed, the words "Crysis" and "running" did not really come together on my machine. With an average of 8.5 frames/sec on 800x600 and all low settings on the benchmarked demo we can safely assume that this game would not be a …

I had a GA-6VTXD, but unfortunately it was completely dead. Currently I have a build with an ASUS P2B-DS 1.06 with a pair of 1000/100 slot cpus (yes, i was lucky to get them some years ago), so it's running with stock speeds. When the project Tyan Tiger 200T is finished I will try to get two more …

There are a few flavors of NT prior to XP. It is a fair argument though, because it is dual processor. I have XP on a number of my P3 rigs ..why . .because I can and I prefer the stability of XP over that whore of an OS called 98, I do have 98se on there too but trying to use it for testing GPUs is …

@Kahenraz I think you missed an important fact: this thread is talking about DUAL tualatins. What sense would it make to run an OS, which cannot take advantage of the second cpu? And if you happen to have such a mainboard laying around, wouldn't you try out what is possible with such a system? I for …

@TrashPanda there are not many graphics cards available for PCI, which are faster. From Nvidia there is the GT610 PCI, which is a rebranded GT520 PCI and the GT430 PCI. They are nominally roughly double as fast as the HD 5450, but I doubt that you will see the difference in conjunction with the PCI …

In the last week I got around to finally put together my first dual Tualatin system. I finally ended up with: Mainboard TYAN Tiger 200T (S2505T) with BIOS 2.10 2 x Pentium III-S 1.400 (SL6BY) 4 x 512 MB 133 MHz Registered SDRAM, CL3 Club3D Radeon HD 5450 PCI Edition (512 MB DDR2) Noname USB 2.0 card …

With some of the later patches Windows 7 requires SSE2 CPUs (starting somewhere around march 2018), which wasn't the case when the OS was released first.

Sorry, if I necro this thread after such a long pause, but I missed a small thing in the whole thread: I am not sure whether this was valid for later DOS versions, but I remember that you could save some bytes by defining environmental variables (like PATH, set TEMP, etc.) at the end of AUTOEXEC.BAT …

I owned an EISA computer in the past and still have some files on my NAS. I went through them and found 2 which i haven't seen on your website: !AMI46E1.cfg !SIS0002.cfg I can send them to you, if you like. Not here, though, as this is my first post 😀