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Re: FastDoom. A new Doom port for DOS, optimized to be as fast as possible for 386/486 personal computers!

16 bit mixing would be nice, the ASS might already do that for SB16 like in Build engine games, but Windows Sound System or AudioDrive support would be cool. Does the fact that you're using ASS also mean the game hangs on SB16 when using MIDI output with high sample rates? Also best wishes with …

Re: Table Fog & 8-bit Paletted Textures

You can read the articles about the GeForce FX regarding the performance and image quality on DX9 titles such as Half-Life 2. nVidia also cheated a bit with the drivers doing shader replacement to improve performance at the expense of the visual quality prior replacing them with the GeForce 6 series …

Re: Table Fog & 8-bit Paletted Textures

Anyways I guess this confirms the only true compatible cards are 3dfx ones. Very debatable. :-) A few games that have some rendering issues with GeForce cards (like Incoming, Thief 2, and probably a few others) are not enough to tilt the balance in 3dfx's favor. I can also list quite a lot of games …

Re: Limit DOS RAM memory (XMSDSK / HimemX / JemmEx), DOS RAM size limit

in DOS
I wonder why Mr Loews solution never was mentioned in this multi year thread That solution is the most interesting as it doesn't even require a XMS memory manager to be loaded. What solution? This LIMITMEM? Going to give it a try :-) http://lonecrusader.x10host.com/rloew/limitmem.html Yes. ;) He …

Re: Why people still love XP

in Milliways
I remember stuff that had bare bones 640x480 generic VGA modes, but 800x600 or 1024x768 were supported for specific chipsets only, like Cirrus Logic or S3, that suggests to me that they used accelerated features. Mostly these would have been image editors and photo viewers etc. Yep, non-standard …

Re: Why people still love XP

in Milliways
You mean, you don't need an OS GUI to run a program that has its own GUI. :) It's true. Most if not all DOS programs that implements GUI doesn't use any kind of acceleration due to lack of proper standardization there on consumer hardware. There's VBE/AF but that one wasn't widely adopted due to …

Re: Why people still love XP

in Milliways
XP is more then a GUI though. Unlike the early versions of windows it is an actual OS controling your hardware. That's something true since Windows XP it is the first NT-based operating system that most consumers experienced unlike the earlier 9x-based ones which ran on top on a MS-DOS variant. The …

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