Re: New sound card project: AWE64 Legacy
Posted on 2020-04-28, 18:38
Wow, I just found out about this. This looks amazing; seriously. The search for the perfect SoundBlaster 16 compatible Isa card is finally at an end!!!
Re: Does anybody recognize this Socket 3 motherboard?
Posted on 2018-05-05, 02:40
Wow thank you for the quick replies and information. McBierle, that's my sort of puzzle =) As for the motherboard, this looks like it could be fun, especially with the built in ps/2 connectors. I wonder if it can run my cyrix 5x86 120 or if I should stick with a dx4? I will definitley backup the …
Does anybody recognize this Socket 3 motherboard?
Posted on 2018-05-04, 00:35
Wow, it's been a while since I posted here. Time sure flies by. I put down a bid for this socket 3 motherboard and surpisingly won it for almost a decent amount of money these days for a socket 3 motherboard, $51. It is labled as a "ELI6-II Socket 3 Motherboard w/ Pentium 486-DX2 CPU SIMM Memory and …
Re: Need help on SYSEX software..... or whatever for Roland SC-D70
Posted on 2017-07-27, 02:42
Here are recordings from QFG4. Erana's Staff and Dr. Cranium (Hallway). Again interested to see if you here a big difference between the soundsets, or none at all. If you do hear a difference which soundset do you like more and why? I just updated the Erana's Staff Files with much cleaner fadeouts. …
Re: Need help on SYSEX software..... or whatever for Roland SC-D70
Posted on 2017-07-26, 03:26
Sorry I was not able to post recordings today, I will do so tomorrow later in the evening. I am a choir teacher and had to prepare for a day long summer choir workshop I'm in charge of tomorrow. I will however post some QFG4 music and GK1 music tomorrow night. Still interested to see what people …
Re: Need help on SYSEX software..... or whatever for Roland SC-D70
Posted on 2017-07-25, 00:59
Here are the 1st set of recordings. These are recorded from the digital output of the SC-D70 24bit 48000khz recordings; unfortunately in mp3 format due to size restrictions. =) This is a theme from Deathgate on the world of Pryan. One is the SC-55 soundmap, the other the sc-8820 soundmap. Curious to …
Re: Need help on SYSEX software..... or whatever for Roland SC-D70
Posted on 2017-07-24, 02:28
I picked up a sc-d70 on a trip to Tokyo. Using the XG/GS Utilities mentioned in this thread https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=54000 I was able to get the sound maps to change with the provided syx files. I've been comparing quest for glory 4 music between the sc-55 soundmap and the sc-8820 …
Re: Is this for real - Waveblaster Module MIDI Interface Board
Posted on 2017-07-23, 07:52
Excuse me NEC XR385 daughterboard, not sw60xg.
Re: Is this for real - Waveblaster Module MIDI Interface Board
Posted on 2017-07-23, 07:49
Excellent, I will be ordering directly from serdashop. I've really missed my old SW60XG in a few games. It is really cool that somebody designed and actually manufactures this!
Is this for real - Waveblaster Module MIDI Interface Board
Posted on 2017-07-23, 05:07
I found this on ebay you can buy it for 50 dollars and assemble it yourself or 70 dollars assembled. Have any of you heard of this? If it is legit I would love to get one for my SW60XG. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Waveblaster-Module-MIDI-Interface-Board-Audio-Sound-Card-Assembly-Kit-/282363680160?hash= …
Re: Ridiculous Win98 Gaming Machine (Lots of Photos)
Posted on 2015-09-18, 15:37
Nice case. I had one like that. Antec Plus View 1000 AMG. Built like a tank. I could sit on it! Nowadays for it's price range all we get is a bunch of crap. I agree entirely. Downside is that the case ways a ton, but man it is a solid case. I can sit on it and I way 280 pounds. I run a 478 board …
Re: First Post! Main Rig and Setup!
Posted on 2015-09-16, 17:41
Sexy is the word for that PC. What model water-cooling rig do you have in there?
Re: Ridiculous Win98 Gaming Machine (Lots of Photos)
Posted on 2015-09-16, 16:45
Wow, thank you for the quick response Stiletto. I will look at your instructions in more detail when I get home. Tried to fix during lunch break. Used a flickr app to get a different url for each photo and now they are showing up. Would anybody confirm that for me? Again thank you for the quick …
Re: Ridiculous Win98 Gaming Machine (Lots of Photos)
Posted on 2015-09-16, 15:32
Thanks for the heads up Phil, I will try that when I get home. I am at work now for the next 9 hours. You seem to be a champion for theses p4 boxes and one of your posts is what got me thinking. Also I posted the links for the pictures using the "Img" button in the post writing screen. the images …
Ridiculous Win98 Gaming Machine (Lots of Photos)
Posted on 2015-09-16, 14:35
I haven't posted anything in a few years.... life happens right :blush: But I have been lurking for the last few months and was inspired over Labor Day Weekend by some of the postings comparing the strengths and weaknessess of Tualitin machines and P4 machines for a Win98 gaming rig. Notice I did …
Re: Why an EISA 486?
Posted on 2011-10-06, 21:11
Just a quick update. I was at the Albuquerque Balloon Festival last weekend and this weekend I am at a Madrigal Competition with some of my students so I have not had much time, but the cyrix processor came so I thought that I would post a picture or two. (or three or four :blush:) The CPU is a …
Re: Why an EISA 486?
Posted on 2011-09-22, 23:44
Here are the promised pictures. 😅 Sorry about the quality. I had to use my crappy camera phone because after the move my good digital camera is currently missing in action.
Re: Why an EISA 486?
Posted on 2011-09-19, 16:55
Sorry guys, I was sick in bed with the flue all weekend, so I wasn't working on anything. I will try and at least get a photo of motherboard posted by tommorrow.
Re: Why an EISA 486?
Posted on 2011-09-15, 04:40
The motherboard is an AMI Enterprise-IV.
Re: Why an EISA 486?
Posted on 2011-09-14, 01:09
For the video card I got a VLB card with an s3 864 chip on it. It only has 2mb of ram for now, but when I have the time I will find expansion chips for it to get it up to at least 4mb. It does have an PS/2 mouse port though I will need to find a connctor for it. I'll show you the pin lay out in …
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