Some pics from AIDA64. gx1.PNG Device manager. Just letting task manager run used up around 15% of the CPU, the rest was used by some dotnet optimisation running in the background. gx2.PNG CMPXCHG8B is supported gx3.PNG Even AIDA64 isn't sure which CPU I have, I guess they really are identical gx4. …

XP definitively runs on my Geode. I think it's a GX1. However I can't find any XP drivers for its CS5530A companion chip. At 300MHz the system feels like using a sub-100 MHz Pentium, even Win98 is pretty slow. The built in OPL3 emulation sounds like it's running at 22KHz.

https://valid.x86.fr/tmse16 It's actually an Embedded Pentium 266, not a mobile one. But I guess there's no way for CPU-Z to tell the difference as both apparently use the same exact die.

The Advanced/EV board also uses the same riser . It should be pretty easy to build a replacement, especially if you only need the audio out. The audio from the onboard sound chip is probably also routed to the PC speaker if there are no speakers plugged in at the back, that's how it is with the …

Yes, it will most likely work. The GD5401 is a rebranded Acumos AVGA1 chip from when Cirrus bought Acumos. I use a card with that chip in the 8 bit slot of my 286 and it works well. There's even a driver for windows 3.x to use a resolution of 800x600 with 16 colors on the card, however it's pretty …

You could try if Touchmousepointer works for you, here's the link: https://www.lovesummertrue.com/touchmousepointer/en-us/ It basically emulates a touchpad and mouse pointer, but might be useful for you if you switch it to full screen mode and set acceleration speed to 1x. Is it still the case today …

"Xtra Sounds" CD that came bundled with a Sound Blaster Live 1024, contains some .sf2 soundfonts and midis and nothing else: https://mega.nz/#!AA9gwASR!t9sW8XQ6Swr2uEg4Wr … Vn0UVBiwLS3HsEE CD PN:1713320721

Sound Blaster 32 driver CD: https://mega.nz/#!wVtDFSBZ!w8YOLiL5Gz4SBLgrv5 … 9Bba3FjzBa7M1Tw Contains: - drivers for DOS, Win3.x and 95 - CD-DA music tracks - demo midi and wave files

ATI international Driver CD version 524, made in 1998: https://mega.nz/#!9YsllKQT!VepPfzEw4oUijPe3oK … iVCZ9EG25w3DmKA Looks like it's meant for Rage and Mach64 cards. Has MPEG clips and player.

No 3D acceleration, but it should have DirectDraw according to Wikipedia. But even if it would have built in 3D acceleration, it would be pretty much unusable.

ExpertColor driver CD from late 1997 Contents: ExpertColor Multimedia ID -708211H This CD-ROM is not for Sales purposes and Drivers use according to the products installed. All other trademarks mentioned herein are the property of their respective company. This CD-ROM contains Drivers for : S3 VGA …

I've got a few drivers which might be interesting. Headland HT12 286 driver, not identical to the one which is already uploaded (EMS 4.0 driver, CHKMEM, Printtools Spooler System, Ramdisk driver, Cache driver): https://mega.nz/#!5cFCDDaR!6xfj7DhIFmTH20D9GQup394eklxtgGZ2AbpPbS5I_U4 Logitech mouse …

You can find a few dumped BIOS images here: http://www.vgamuseum.info/index.php/component … -s3-savage4-pro Scroll down to "Download attachements" or click here