TheMobRules wrote: Googling the model number printed on the PCB "GT M 94V-0" doesn't help That's not a part number. 94V-0 crops up on a lot of computer kit (I regularly see it on graphics cards). Might be some sort of standard.

Some 387s and 386 overdrives (Cyrix 486 SLC/DLC clones) came in retail packaging.

Not sure if it counts, but I just rewrote my FAT12 boot sector code (for booting from a 1.44 MB floppy disk). I write everything in x86 assembly language. Might write FAT16 and FAT32 versions next, then a small app that will automatically generate the correct data for any FAT drive. I hope to write …

kanecvr wrote: It would have been cool if win98 was able to use multiple CPUs... NT 4.0 should run on it, and could use 2 processors (possibly even 4, I forget now).

krivulak wrote: They literally say Kit of 2 so I am not sure they can run alone. As torindkflt said, any kit is just made up of multiple identical sticks, and they are exactly the same as if you bought two (or more) identically specced single sticks.

That board supports 2 2GB modules running at 400 or 533 MHz (800/1066 DDR2). So if they are not dead they should work. Have you tried running with just one memory module at a time, to see if one works and one is dead? At least then you might have a good 2 GB module. I wouldn't resell them if there …

Some voodoo 1 cards - one is Guillemot, the two with heatsinks are ColorMAX VP-503, the black one is either a Skywell or a Dragon, and of course the Diamond Voodoo. Luckily I have spare I/O shields from dead v1 cards. The black card is a Skywell Magic 3D (I have one). Nice collection. Can barely …

Stiletto wrote: debs3759 wrote: Sorry if it's a daft question, but what is demoscene? Something insanely awesome: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demoscene Thanks. I was hoping it would relate to benchmarking across multiple VGA cards 😀

Sorry if it's a daft question, but what is demoscene?

Have you tried looking at VGA splitter cables? They have an extra output but are often the right length and should do the job.

I don't know if that site allows hotlinking..... Links to anything on that site are welcomed, as they may introduce new visitors to the site, It is the most comprehensive and complete site for info on most CPUs anywhere on the internet. (I'm an old timer there and a moderator). Genna (the site …

DersEvvak wrote: I can't seem to stop buying sound cards. I'm the same with graphics cards (although I took a short break when I bought my kittens, and may have to stop for a few weeks so I can pay a gardener to fix my dead lawn). Currently mostly looking at Tseng Labs and 3dfx cards.

Got another nice TSENG Labs card today, this time an ET2000.

This is my first post here. This may be the only thread I post in for a while (I collect vintage computer parts, mostly graphics cards). I just struck a deal on a Tseng Labs ET1000, a card I have wanted for several years. Might be able to play Pong or Tetris on it (but it's more likely it will go in …