Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2015-02-08, 20:29
VooDooMan wrote: Time for a REVOLUTION :D PCI board - what it is?
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2015-02-08, 00:12
Every week these days I see someone on Vogons purchasing a Awe32 CT3900. I can't find these for sale anywhere! [..] EDIT: Nice haul easy_john :) Thanks. This items from various people, found at local flea market and forums. Right now I have 3 or 4 awe32 (2760, 3900, 3990), and that enough for all …
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2015-02-07, 22:39
For last two weeks: http://kawai.spb.ru/photo/d/124908-2/IMG_3944.JPG - two 286 mainboards, both with co-processor, one for sipp ram, second for simm (and with onboard mio) - eight 4mb simm30 pin - voodoo1 with cable - creative awe32 ct-3900 - creative waveblaster ct-1910 - orchid soundwave32 (with …
Looking for generic ad1848 drivers.
Posted on 2015-01-18, 16:25
Looking for generic ad1848 drivers. Have two soundcard, based on analog devices ad1848kp dac (from orchid tech). But don't have sound mixer in original driver set.
Re: Phil's Ultimate VGA Benchmark Database Project
Posted on 2015-01-18, 10:14
Keep it alive, please. Still have few old platform to bench and compare.
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2015-01-14, 20:27
sf78 wrote: Oh yes. 30e ($35) from a local auction site. :cool: Great! I wish, that I wold be so lucky? as you. :)
Re: AVM Apex Sound Card, opinions
Posted on 2015-01-06, 13:22
Thanks a lot! Do you have complete samples banks for kurzweil?
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2015-01-05, 15:30
The reason he gave for not shipping the stuff in one package was that everything was already packed. How hard can it be to tape a few packages together? Some post services accept packages only as one box, without marks and labels. Or you must repack all into their box/bags. So if you do all work at …
Re: Phil's Ultimate VGA Benchmark Database Project
Posted on 2014-12-30, 10:42
philscomputerlab wrote: Done! And how about overclocked table? )
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2014-12-29, 20:06
jwt27 wrote: - Packard Bell DONOTREMOVETHISLABELVOIDIFTAMPERED sound card. ISA with OPL3. Made in Singapore...? Must be one of those relabeled AZtech soundgalaxy.
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2014-12-20, 20:52
If it's like my SB16 SCSI, you don't need special SoundWave 32 SCSI drivers - just use the generic Future Domain drivers for that chip. Ordinary SW32 don't have WBH, so i wonder, there must be different version of drivers, that support WBH. But I still don't test it, so, may be all works with …
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2014-12-20, 20:42
Creative SoundBlaster 1.0 with CMS . Orchid SoundWave 32 + scsi . Looking for "sw32+scsi" drivers.
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2014-12-15, 13:10
keropi wrote: Expanding amigas is an expensive hobby :lol: Yes, i know: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=aut … 2%2F&edit-text=
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2014-12-15, 09:32
Playing games on the 1200 is very easy and can be done from the workbench , there is a tool called whdload To be honest, you need to solve a lot of issues that would happily use the Amiga, playing games from workbench: - fastram or 020/030 accelerator to be able use whdload and forget about loading …
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2014-11-25, 01:33
Cool, please include some advanced samples as well. I've seen many people say good things about it. Made some records. For example Descent2 http://kawai.spb.ru/files/sound/games/descent2.html (and few other games, follow links). Ensoniq Soundscape Elite sounds better, then Soundscape s-2000. …
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2014-11-24, 20:07
kithylin wrote: Actually all screens that are "1080p" are exactly 1920x1080, it's an industry standard, and part of what establishing standards are all about. I own three 1080p TV's and 2 1080p monitors, and they're all 1920x1080 when connected to a PC. How about 1440×1080?
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2014-11-24, 19:00
I can see the full pictures just fine on a 1080p screen, no cut off here. Even on my pc with two 1920*1080 I can't see whole picture, since i'm use Tree style tab from left side of browser window (very useful for those, who open a lot of tabs) and browser window is not maximized. But mostly I'm …
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2014-11-21, 14:16
PeterLI wrote: That little computer reminds me of one of the Terminator movies where the teenager hacks into stuff. :lol: That was https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_Portfolio
Re: Phil's Ultimate VGA Benchmark Database Project
Posted on 2014-11-19, 15:49
If we talking about overclocked 486, I've get faster possible results on 5x86-133mzh on 50 mhz bus: 33x4 (130mhz): 81,3 / 20,4 / 1597 / 12,6 50x3 (150mhz): 103,3 / 25,2 / 1258 / 15,1 PS but you need fast pci video card, that can run on 50 mhz pci. ET6000 for example.
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2014-11-11, 18:36
schlang wrote: Just curious: was there ever any real benefit from >256KB cache sizes? About 1-2% in benchmarks. But if you wish to add a lot of ram, you need increase cache size - 256 kb cashed only 32mb ram in WB mode and 64 in WT mode.
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