One question, why woukd you need a secondary sound cad if your motherboard already has spdif out? 🤔 I want to enjoy NVIDIA SoundStorm Dolby audio in my headphones but I also want to avoid onboard Realtek codec analog circuitry as well as bulky external audio hardware. Terratec SiXPack 5.1+ (CS4297A …

Hey, that's a really nice system! One question, why woukd you need a secondary sound cad if your motherboard already has spdif out? 🤔 Cheers

If you are talking about Type 2 Hypervisors then out of (Vmware, Virtualbox, Qemu which this project supports) only with qemu on Linux and if you are going to do that you may as well passthrough a GPU as well which would pretty much negate the need for SoftGPU except for possible edge cases. I was …

Awesome job, thanks! Is it possible to passthrough a real pci soundcard, for ex. SBLive? Cheers

Wow, estimate price? 😁

Almost all of the newer PC-alike console generations (including PS2, Xbox1, and anything newer) would be arguably pointless to have on FPGA. The architectures don't suit. The complex syncs of earlier generations, replicated so well in FPGA capabilities, have been supplanted in later console …

And while I haven't tested NFS4 under WinXP, I did try Baldur's Gate 2. That game loses some occlusion effects when WDM drivers are used, and therefore sounds slightly worse under WinXP. It's not a huge deal, but those occlusion effects are kinda neat when enemies are off-screen or behind closed …

And while I haven't tested NFS4 under WinXP, I did try Baldur's Gate 2. That game loses some occlusion effects when WDM drivers are used, and therefore sounds slightly worse under WinXP. It's not a huge deal, but those occlusion effects are kinda neat when enemies are off-screen or behind closed …

I first saw the WDM vs. VxD discrepancy in one of Phil's videos, where he makes a direct comparison between the two using NFS3. Can't remember in which video exactly he does that, but the difference is noticeable. Found the video . It's in Phil's SBLive review, around the 7 minute mark. He was …

A001 wrote on 2022-11-12, 15:52: I've stashed nearly all the beige and quirky hardware away and this is the machine that gets most use, as it simply works. Really clean build, would you mind to share the Brand/Model of that case? (I suppose its still available new?) Cheers

And that’s the psu side? Hi, yes I just took a photo at the end of the cable and inverted it horizontally so it matches the position of the 6-pin socket in the actual PSU. Unfortunately I don't have a multi-meter right now but eventually I'll measure it :) I'm just wondering if all the pins are …

Hello all, I have a simple question regarding powering a GPU that requires a Molex adapter. The PSU model is a Corsair CX500M. I've received a cable from china with these connections: https://imgur.com/CvP2Cj7.jpg and here is the official pinout: https://imgur.com/dofVF6W.jpg As I understand the 5V …

Its very likely that the Hybrid AGP port on this board and others like it is the culprit in Win98, its not 100% AGP but rather AGP emulated via PCIe. I have a very similar board and it too has odd results under 98, took me a while to find out that the AGP slot isnt true AGP, it explained all the …

Really nice setup. Do you happen to know the name of those pc cases that you have on the shelf below? (the white and two black) Best regards Thanks I tried to find some stickers or anything that would identify them, but no luck. In my country (Portugal) these were quite common in the mid-2000's. …

Here's my area. sideR.jpg sideL.jpg Basically, me and my wife turned the attic into a mix of offices / entertainment area and she allowed me to have a U-shaped desk with some of my rigs. The idea behind it was to create an effect of evolution as I rotate from right to left with the builds becoming …