Bancho wrote: Doesn't really bother me, Just screams laziness. It does scream laziness, but to me, it makes the post look fake (or emulated).

Stiletto wrote: Butler2679 wrote: Sadly the images aren't loading. No problems here. It's probably just my laptop. I'll try it on my PC later.

I do not know if the mobo is original, but remember that Alienware is a Dell company. So, based off that, I do not believe that an ASRock motherboard would be original. Edit: that computer looks to have been made sometime around 2009. Therefore, the mobo couldn't be original.

Did you already try enabling the extension limit in Nvidia Inspector or modifying the executable? I've never heard of the Nvidia Inspector. What is it? What do you mean by modifying the executable? There was fix that involved replacing the exe. That made the game launch, but the actual levels don't …

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aleksej wrote: Performance is still enough for simple internet services like email (via email software), ICQ, IRC, FTP. Even some web pages and forums can be accessed. What about DOS games?

If you don't mind me asking, why the stock photos for the GPU and soundcard? You could have taken photos of them.

The GOG version works on my Win10 PC without any issues. Are you using the GOG version or original CD? edit: lots of tweaks listed here: https://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Medal_of_Honor:_Allied_Assault I'm using the original DVD version. The warchest to be more specific. I'll look at the list of tweaks …

Has anyone got a fix for MOHAA for Windows 10? I can't seem to get it to run. It launches to the menu, but crashes when I try to load the training course.

the_ultra_code wrote: Why did you respond to a four-year old post from this thread? Sorry about that. My bad. Shoulda payed more attention.

Replace the CMOS battery (it's old) Start with replacing the CMOS battery. Also you might want to get a different GPU that is confirmed to be working. The onboard VGA could be dead, along with the 9800 (unlikely). Sempron 3000+ Also, the CPU could be broken. My only suggestion for this is to try a …

appiah4 wrote: Got these printed: […] Show full quote Got these printed: 😀 Those are great!!

I have bad luck with win9x and P4's. Never had a single P4 board that would run 9x stable or without some weird issue. That willy I had to put 2000 on because it would just randomly hardlock no matter what I tried in 98,98se and ME. Runs 2000 rock solid tho :neutral: An I850 Rdram based board I …

schmatzler wrote: Atom Ant wrote: HIS HD 4670 IceQ 1GB AGP, but they littls still expensive And there are no drivers for 9x/ME. Are drivers for XP available? Also it isn't exactly period correct, but I would be willing to get one.

ATI 9800 would be pretty period correct and top end. My friend's Dimension 4600 shipped with a 2.8ghz Prescott P4, 512mb of ram and a 9800 Pro 128mb from the factory and was a gaming beast back in the day. I was considering the 9800 Pro, but I need to check the minimum specs for the games I want to …

As always, if depends on your definition of best. A good period correct card would be a GeForce 6800GT. A Pentium 4 of that speed is well into the Windows XP era. Yes, by best I meant period correct. The 6800 GT sounds very nice. I'll see if I can track one down. Thanks for the suggestion. Best : …

I have a pc with a 3GHz Pentium 4. I am wondering what the best AGP GPU would be for this CPU. I intend on running Windows ME or XP. If anyone could help, that would be appreciated. Also I can post photos of the build when I finish it.