VOGONS

Common searches


Search results

Display options

Re: My P3 Retro DOS PC

Yes, that's because similar to Throttle, Cpuspd controls the south bridge to throttle the CPU frequency. The differences are Cpuspd looks up the throttle control port via ACPI which is available on all modern motherboards, and can run in VCPI/protected mode (EMM386/Win9x). Since throttling is done …

Re: My P3 Retro DOS PC

Thanks for the help! I think we found the problem. Usually when the PC boots up it's BIOS will construct the ACPI tables near to the top of RAM. This is usually beyond the conventional 1MB DOS memory (e.g. if you have 512MB of RAM, the ACPI tables should be constructed near the end of 512MB). For …

Re: My P3 Retro DOS PC

Thanks enaiel. RSDT with a value of 1 means that: 1. It had searched the BIOS area for the pointer to ACPI tables but couldn't find it. Possibly because ACPI is not enabled? 2. It found the ACPI table pointer, but could not map the memory. Perhaps because other protected mode programs/TSRs are …

Re: My P3 Retro DOS PC

CPUSPD M and CPUSPD T won't work for your PC because Pentium 3 is multiplier locked. Intel locked the multiplier starting from Pentium 2 all the way to Pentium 4. Then they introduced "SpeedStep" starting from P4 630 cedar mill, which is essentially unlocking the multiplier if it is lowered, but …

Re: My P3 Retro DOS PC

That's interesting. I did the reverse, by using a scan converter to convert video outputs from Atari, Amiga and Apple computers to VGA. Btw, do you have any good MODs to recommend? Children.mod is pretty good, I tried other top rated MODs on MOD archive but find that they are overrated.

Re: My P3 Retro DOS PC

CPUSPD uses the same principle as the original Throttle by Jeff Leyda , in that it uses the south bridge of the PC to slow down the clock frequency supplied to the CPU, but in addition CPUSPD also allows you to control the CPU cache and also the multiplier. Furthermore, the original Throttle relies …

Page 18 of 19