Well, probably the frame rate might get better if I could get a graphics card for my 486 PC. Unfortunately, I don't really know much of the technical specs of that Olivetti M4 454 S, I only know it has an Intel 80486 CPU, but I've never taken it off to see what kind of socket it uses :depressed: …

Hello, recently I'm having this weird issue on DOSBox, being quite laggy on some actually light weight games. The games where it's a lot noticeable are: Blupimania (it's extremely choppy, even with maximum cycles and CPU) and a lot of 2.5D games, such as Blake Stone and Rise of the Triad (ROTT), …

So... there's no "third party" custom made driver made on purpose to get audio working from the built-in sound card ? Aww :depressed: The problem is that I can't even use Windows 98 properly because I simply can't find any working driver for it aswell !!! Neither motherboard nor GPU drivers and it …

Hello, while working on my "Project 98", I've installed MS-DOS 7.10 on that hardisk and I was hoping to be able to get sound working with the chipset of the motherboard (you know... built-in "modernish" sound cards), since I can't find my PCI sound blaster to use on that PC. The motherboard is an …

Having a main and very modern PC I definitely use much more than my "vintage" builds, I've decided to share with you its specs, if the mods allow me. Notice, it's a 100% custom build I always keep upgrading, its life actually began a lot of years ago and from that first build, there are only 2 …

Well, my father was a computer teacher in some kind of private school, he has a lot of old hardware (although I'm having problems to get a motherboard with full drivers support for Windows 98 😢 ), it's not hard to find a random motherboard somewhere at his home 🤣

First of all, I hope this is the correct forum section, as I'm new here, I wouldn't want to post on the wrong section, but since it's a "system specs" break-through overview of my current MS-DOS "project", it should be fine, otherwise feel free to move on the right section :blush: I was "browsing" …