Play Duke Nukem 3D with General MIDI Sound. And load Soundbanks for Ensoniq Audio PCI or 128 PCI into the RAM. You get a much better Experience. If you play modern DOS Games, a SB128 will suffice.. but for OPL2 Games.. forget it. Yes, but if you read better my replies you will understand that I …

Oh thanks for all the replies, I really appreciate it. I precise that I don't really want to change motherboard, for various motivation I am really really in love with that motherboard. Yes, I have absolutely disabled the sound in bios, and no, there are no GAMEPORT setting in bios in that …

Hi guys, let's see if any expert and lover of our NF-7 answers me. I'm creating an MS-DOS system, on another Windows XP hard disk that I use today. By the time I learned and remembered what to do, with a dual boot I boot the system between Windows XP and MS-DOS 6.22. I started installing games and …

hello that patch link is not working anymore can you share the patch files for us? If you need the driver package for MS-DOS that contains the DSDMA.EXE TSR you can get it here: http://device.yamaha.com/en/lsi/download/ Unfortunately that links doesn't permit me to download, it causes and error …

The nForce chipset of your motherboard won't cooperate with your CT4750 under DOS, just forget about it. A card based on the Yamaha YMF7x4 PCI (running the DSDMA TSR) or Aureal Vortex might have working Sound Blaster emulation under DOS with your motherboard. I am buying another audio card to made …

And what about the gameport on the sound card? Can I use a joystick at least? Or I have to change completely sound card? I really need the gameport at least.

Ah and sorry, this is the screen after DOS loaded all the drivers. Thanks, any ideas is appreciated. I really want to figure out this situation so I can hear music and sounds in DOS games. And using a joystick Gameport too.

Hi there, I really hope someone helps me. So I try to explain better I can, I own a Sound Blaster PCI CT4750 just installed, and under Windows XP it works nice. Now I have a dual boot system, when one hard disk starts with Windows XP SP3, and the other one with a MS-DOS 6.22 instance correctly …