steberg wrote on 2022-06-13, 18:44: Thank you! My 70CT running OEM Win 95 now! Great! Thanks for letting me know. I'm glad we could help.

Awesome! Good work, and thank you for testing. I wonder what it takes to get the CDROM loaded in DOS. Oh well. I didn't know about that "format /s" trick. Hopefully these files and your instructions will get some Librettos running like new again.

Ok. I imaged the two floppies I have. Looks like they're different versions of the same thing. I've added then to the Internet Archive page: https://archive.org/download/toshiba-libretto-restore-cd-contents/ToshCT70%28RCA31%29%281-6-94%29.img https://archive.org/download/toshiba-libretto-restore-cd- …

Thermalwrong wrote on 2020-12-14, 01:10: Could you possibly re-image the recovery floppy? It's missing the autoexec so I don't know how to initiate the recovery Oh. Maybe that file was hidden or something. I can make a proper image on one of my older PCs. What's a good program to use?

Great. Please let me know how it goes. It was a while back I tried to use the disks, and I don't remember the drive model or details. I did follow, or tried to follow the instruction at that link. The drive worked automatically in Windows 95, but I never got DOS to see it.

I managed to get the recovery disks for a Toshiba Libretto 70CT, and I uploaded them to the internet archive : https://archive.org/details/toshiba-libretto-restore-cd-contents I just copied the files instead of messing with ISOs. I don't think they have fancy bootable sectors or anything, because …

Huh. Why are they so bad!? I did insert an ISA card to help line it up, but then the AGP slot is misaligned. Whatever. The video card is already warped.

Either way, to answer your original question, there should be no differences like this between Baby AT and full AT. Baby AT is strictly a subset of the AT standard and should have the same screw positions. Keyword: should . Stuff happens, you'll just have to make it work somehow ;) Ok. That's good …

I plied and pleaded, but I can't get them to line up. When one is dead on, the other is considerably off-center. The case is pretty substantial at 25lbs, even if it's not great quality. It's not something that couldn't easily be bent in the first place, much less un-bent.

As close as they look, it's not possible to insert both screws. Even using just one leaves the board a bit crooked.

I've got an EP-58MVP3C-M baby AT motherboard that I'm trying to put in a regular AT case (Sun Moon Star branded). It nearly lines up, but things are clearly off. There are two brass standoffs that are spaced slightly too far part to be used. What's the deal? Shouldn't these be compatible? Do I need …

swaaye wrote: More bus speed and memory bandwidth help a little. The Voodoo3 isnt really the bottleneck unless you play at high resolution. Yeah, you're right. I tried the overclocking and it only got me a couple fps. I might throw the Voodoo in my Athlon XP rig, just for kicks. Thanks

Probably the wonders of MVP3 working their way up. Make sure you install the proper drivers for the chipset, I suggest version 4.35 and earlier per this post . Ali Aladdin V also has some serious issues with the way write combining works, you can get a massive performance uplift with just a few …

I hope you're actually running with the Glide renderer and not with Direct3D (which would work with the V3 but slower). That's all I can really think of. It should definitely run faster than 20. It is set to use Glide. I tried a PCI GeForce 5200 and it performs similarly, around 20fps. I happen to …

What is your V3 bios? What does 3dfx tools say about clock speed? Which V3 driver? Where did you measure the FPS? I'm asking this because I once flashed my V3 3500 to a 166 mhz version instead of 183 and discovered years later that it was running too slow. Try patching Unreal and install latest …

The only other thing I can run at the moment is the MDK2 benchmark. It's also very slow with the AGP Voodoo3 and runs reasonably well with the PCI Radeon 7000. I have tried lowering the CPU multiplier to 5x, but it didn't change the framerate with the Voodoo. Disabling the external cache yields …

Thanks for moving the thread. Lowering the resolution doesn't impact the frame rate very much, if at all. I get about 20 fps at 800x600.

So, I have a K6-2+ 550 (clocked at 600MHz) and an AGP Voodoo3 3000 in an EP-58MVP3C-M with the 4/11/00 BIOS. I'm running 98SE and I have the chipset + Voodoo drivers installed. I'm just trying to run Unreal Gold at 1024 x 768 w/ Glide and I'm getting a sputtery average of 20fps. If I use a PCI …