The pic is from wikipedia, not the actual card isn't it?

Brand new Compro CD-RW scsi, perfect for my PAS16 scsi. and also a TB cd-rom drive, I actually bought 2 of these for 2,50 each, one is still in the shrink wrap. The "100% faster than a 4X" is simply genius, they had sense of humor.

Is it too much 60 dollars for a Gravis Ultrasound Classic ? I saw it on my local ebay site.

SquallStrife wrote: That's what VogonsDrivers is, silly! 😊 I see it now, though what I don't see is the PAS driver, anyway, I also have a bunch or drivers for several vintage cards (voodoo rush, turtle beach, many many) not listed in vogonsdrivers.com that I would like to share too.

So, thanks for the replies, is there a place in the forum where we can upload/download drivers or programs? I'm new here. By the way I'm not sure if this is the right forum to ask for this.

Pictures are from a shop in Japan, if you look closely you'll find that the Cyrix parts were more expensive than the Celeron. National Semiconductor who manufactured the CPUs at the time sold them nicely packaged through their Japanese subsidiary NSJL, of course with some corrections to their PR as …

by the way, this is to show that not everywhere the PR433 existed, it did exist a processor capable of 300Mhz. In fact my mobo (Soyo 5EHM) recognized the 300Mhz as PR350.

Those aren't mine, though I do have 2.2 M2's, 366 and 400, though I bet those boxes were collecting dust there for months. http://img641.imageshack.us/img641/6558/miib1.jpg http://img513.imageshack.us/img513/4361/miib2.jpg http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/399/miib3.jpg http://img35.imageshack.us/ …

Found this handsome board in a box full of other stuff + lots of dirt, so after cleaning it a bit looks like a PAS 16 studio, I have no idea how it ended up in my hands possibly someone I don't even remember left it at home. So, tried it with X-Wing in DOS and I think I need a TSR driver or …

Swaaye or Malik do you still have the drivers? I have a Turtle Beach Montego II and looking for W98SE drivers that also setup MS-DOS mode. I have the drivers from the Turtle Beach website but they seem to be for Windows only. I have tried to run DOS games within Windows98se DOS box (fullscreen) and …