Thanks. :-) I just asumed that AMD did not host any Win98 at all. You know. All those other links to AMD being broken and all. Those are the ones I used! 6.2 for the newer cards. Older cards it gives you an older driver. All of them worked great under Windows 98 SE, I have no issues to report. …

After a few months of rest for the badly performing LTE's (the old 5000 and the newer 5400), I decided to deal with them yesterday and set them up as well as possible. Like a late Xmas gift from upper above, troubles came up with the graphics drivers on the old 5000 that got a fresh installation of …

I was wondering recently how many computers I had exactly after someone asked me so I went ahead and counted them up and here's a list of everything I have: So yeah 43 is my current count, probably soon to go down now that I know it's gotten to this level. So what is you current total? Holy crap : …

Are the caches enabled in BIOS? Yep, they can't even be disabled from my understandings.. Anyway, I benched this and CPU-wise it seems to perform as it should. Not sure about what's good or bad in terms of cache speeds. Sorry for the messy pics. https://i.imgur.com/Ga5Yjx2.png https://i.imgur.com/ …

I'd get the PMMX anyway. I find them much better for running Dos programs due to the speed tuning options available. All the DOS stuff I (currently) play runs great on the 166, I was more thinking of making it a "hybrid" machine for newer games like Interstate '82, Bugatron, Diablo II, NFSHS and …

emosun wrote: the money? they are pretty cheapo just buy a bunch and try em all well they indeed are, I'm just not a fan of waiting, and not 100% sure about the voltages (although they say both CPU's want 3.3v I/O). 😕

emosun wrote: stick one in and find out. if i just had one yeah 😁 would rather lay the money on a P200 MMX if someone already tried and it didn't work out 😊

Hello folks, I recently picked up a free Dell Dimension XPS P166s in excellent condition, which as the name suggests, runs a non-MMX Pentium 166. Since it's a socket 7 I know it's physically possible to swap for an AMD K6, but how will the BIOS stack up with the counterpart? Anyone tried this? : …

Hello, and sorry for the late reply, just did a writeup yesterday but accidentally closed the tab :dead: have You run any benchmarks on this? both windows and DOS, synthetic and non- , especially interesting would be those that measure all memory times/speeds; have You measured the speed without …

I can't tell why your system is being so slow on you, I don't know that particular game and I don't have any system specs. But it seems your system might be some Socket 5 and these usually were able to run at least 120MHz (but I don't really see a reason why 133MHz shouldn't be selectable). Perhaps …

Yeah, I'm aware that it's not a Pentium 4, but this thing is seriously painfully slow. One of my all-time favorite games, the 1994 Cyberdogs game by Ronny Wester, has always been a heavily contributing reason to why I couldn't proceed my life without owning a <200MHz PC. So, one spooky day in He... …