I remember reading about people using 128mb of RAM in 1999 and thinking it was an utterly stupid waste of money because that kind of RAM capacity would never be needed. Egg met face 4 years later when I built a system with 512

Specs are: AMD Athlon 1400 MHz 512MB PC133 RAM SB Live CT4760 (VxD Driver) GeForce 4 Ti4600 128mb (30.82 Detonator) MSI 6389 w/VIA KT133A Chipset (4-in-1 ver 4.35) Win98 SE w/ DX8.1 I'm kind of getting back in the swing of running a machine this old over the past year or so; it's possible I'm just …

That sounds promising. Much appreciated

This is probably a weird post , but I'm looking for a soundfont that would have sounded a little bit like what you got with a cheap sound blaster knockoff back in the day. I grew up with cheap garbage and though I enjoy some of the good ones, sometimes I'd like stuff to sound the way it did in DN3d …

I didn't really enjoy the SB0220 that much, it wouldn't do any sort of DOSing at all , in windows or true DOS. I'm using a ct4760, it's been a peach thus far.

You've probably already eliminated this as it's basic, but did you ensure the clock speeds were correct? I've heard of folks buying old cards that had aggressive overclocks or other custom stuff done to them.

Im wondering if that is a decent score for this setup? Running Win ME, 45.23 drivers for the GF4. PIII 1GHz 512mb Ram Ti 4200 64mb That's about what I was getting on my 1.266 Ghz Tualatin P3 with a Ti4600. Sadly, that motherboard was a server board and seemed like it really struggled with …