Re: Long shot but can someone ID this card?
Posted on 2020-01-27, 22:28
the sound card is probably one of these judging by the bracket: https://apress24.pl/media/catalog/product//0/0/001_190.jpg Aztech AZT2320 SRS 3D
Re: Long shot but can someone ID this card?
Posted on 2020-01-27, 21:52
that's probably 4 expansion slots and the top one where the voodoo sits is just hidden by the plastic cover and the angle the photo was taken at.
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2020-01-27, 21:40
GA-6VXDR7, so no tualatin support even unfortunately ^^ it was still the main reason why I even bought all of these boards... at least there's some other interesting ones in there... Abit NF7 seems to have made it more or less unscathed PCChips m789cg, weird little VIA C3 motherboard? also a board …
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2020-01-27, 21:08
The dark streak towards the bottom of the chip is swollen and feels like an air pocket. Hopefully it isn’t a sign of terminal failure. that almost looks like it overheated at some point to me :\ I got this gigabyte dual socket 370 board today along with 14 random other motherboards... unfortunately …
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2020-01-27, 20:56
the board layout fits a 9370
Re: Finally!!! I found it!
Posted on 2020-01-27, 17:38
you already have a voodoo 1 in it :p
Re: Long shot but can someone ID this card?
Posted on 2020-01-27, 17:29
why are you sure that it's an ISA card? looks more like PCI to me, I don't really know of any ISA card with SMDs on the back, let alone this many, also ISA cards usually face component side up. it also looks like a GPU and not a sound card. e: pretty sure that's a Voodoo 1 it definitely is a Voodoo …
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2020-01-27, 01:03
they're not 4:3 natively, they are 1280x1024 5:4 like pretty much any 19" LCD, but they display 4:3 resolutions scaled correctly apparently... but yeah... I just bought them because I looked up the model and was like... 19" IPS with DP? ...well and they were cheap ^^ none of my old 17" or 19" …
Re: My DOS/Win98 Hardware Compatible Retro Rigs (486/POD/K6-2+/PPRO/P2OD/P3/P3-S/P4/Xeon)
Posted on 2020-01-27, 00:40
this particular chenbro still seems to be on sale here actually... only in black though.
Re: PC speaker connector with 3 with connected pins. How to use?
Posted on 2020-01-26, 23:05
well you could try to find the bios and rewrite it, that's always worth a try imho.
Re: My DOS/Win98 Hardware Compatible Retro Rigs (486/POD/K6-2+/PPRO/P2OD/P3/P3-S/P4/Xeon)
Posted on 2020-01-26, 22:57
there were a few on sale NiB on ebay a few months ago... iirc they went for €100+ not quite my price range for an old case unfortunately ^^
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2020-01-26, 22:22
MITSUMI FA404M floppy with built in card reader, couldn't pass it up. https://i.imgur.com/mOsGQP0.png https://i.imgur.com/rrzROyO.png Couldn't pass this up either, but yours is way more practical. LOL TEAC FF-3010700 Combo Drive Front.jpg now that's something I have never seen before ^^ I've …
Re: Do you use NIB hardware?
Posted on 2020-01-26, 18:05
I don't really have any NiB hardware apart from 2 AT cases that I fully intend to use. apart from that NiB stuff is usually way too expensive anyways, I'd rather keep saving hardware from scrappers and use that... but if something NiB would fall into my hands that I already have I'd probably use it …
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2020-01-26, 15:09
oh neat, does the wavetable work in DOS?
Re: New ATX power supply standard will be 12v only
Posted on 2020-01-26, 12:37
well yeah, there are several devices that consumers can use and buy that use 48V, but I meant wide spread adoption in high current power supplies. though I think the safety limit is something like 60v currently.
Re: New ATX power supply standard will be 12v only
Posted on 2020-01-26, 03:06
a lot of sff systems have been running off single voltages for quite a while already, but I was thinking more about consumer oriented PSUs... as long as we'll still be able to build our PCs ourselves at least. I also don't think that we'll see 48V in the consumer space anytime soon for safety …
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2020-01-26, 01:57
well putting bare cards onto the ground outside isn't a great idea to begin with x3
Re: Help me repair a Voodoo 3 3000 PCI.
Posted on 2020-01-26, 00:49
the heatsink on your card seems to be at a slight angle, maybe it got bumped hard enough to break a solder joint under the chip?
Re: Buying new boxes to store motherboards individually
Posted on 2020-01-25, 17:52
since I put all my boards and cards in anti-static bags anyways I feel like normal cardboard is more than safe enough ^^
Re: Question about the CT1350B's Yamaha DAC.
Posted on 2020-01-25, 16:10
YM3014 probably http://www.atkinsoft.com/datasheets/YM3014B.PDF edit: yep, I just checked, and that's what it says on mine. the chip label is Y3014B
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