I'd like to buy one! Is it around €49 I just home my country doesn't go full retard and close the borders to imports. I'm specially interested because I heard an AWE64 with good soundfonts, and it doesn't sound that far off from the Roland-55! Which is a good thing, if I'm on a budget!

Coppermine processors often require 1.65 Volt to operate. Slotkets cannot convert voltage**, only adjust the Voltage request signal. Older 440BX motherboards may have an older Voltage regulator module on the board that cannot go below 1,70 Volts, or was it 1,80 Volt? Anyways, In that case you have …

Hello! I am fairly new in these retro-rigs, and I am going to try slotkets for the first time. My motherboard is a MS-6163 VER.1, which doesn't officially support Coppermine, but later BIOS revisions allowed the VER.2 to do so. The BIOS are interchangeable, I think, for VER1 and VER2. The question …

I've just bought a Macintosh that is still working fine. I just need to get a computer screen for it tho... Because mine seems to be too new for that weird switch it has on the back side. https://i.imgur.com/Hrub8cJ.jpg https://i.imgur.com/YHIxCGb.jpg https://i.imgur.com/tzwAsNk.jpg It worked where …

Do you have any more requirements than "it says WiFi on the sticker"? That card is an 802.11g card, which can handle max 54Mbps link rates, which translates to about max 24Mbps real throughput with perfectly clean environment (it isn't) and good line-of sight (which you won't have connected to the …

Hello there! I want to see if I can get wifi working on my Windows 98 setup, so I can stop having headaches and burning CD's for drivers in this new old machine I bought. Since I can't take pictures, because I'd have to disarm the whole thing which was pretty hard to put into its case, I'll leave …

So, I checked, and is not compatible with Coppermine, but that's okay since Coppermine is too new. The Motherboard is an MSI-6163 Ver.1, I ended up buying the hardware and is pretty nice. I might post about it later... It has no floppy, because it doesn't work and I don't know why. Is an MMX/Pentium …

I would leave the system as it is and just add a Voodoo 2. This will give you a nice system. You could replace the ATI with some more powerful, like a GF 256 or GF 2. But then, to play games that can take full advantage of these cards, you'll also need to add more RAM and the CPU might not be fast …

I want to play DOS games and early Win9x games in this machine! As for the Card, I kinda want to have one fancy Voodoo card I could never have when I was younger, I want to have it for a working collection. His recommendation of a geforce 256 is a good one, I'll tell you the same thing that many …

I'd like to add since the video card suggestions are all for voodoo cards, they're overpriced to hell now on the order of 4x what you're paying for the pc to begin with and the list of games that only support glide for acceleration is small. I didn't have or care to have a voodoo2 or 3 in 99. I …

that sound card alone is worth the $25 and you get a nice slot1 system on top of it, go for it :) should be a ct3620 from what I can decipher from the images if I am not mistaken? Woah, really? I've just bought it, and in two days I'll have to transport it on foot. I don't really have any idea of …

Deksor wrote: No need for adapters there are slot 1 pentium 3 around (though fast socket 370 P3 are more common). There won't be any compatibility issues with a voodoo 3 and this motherboard. That's wonderful! That is good to know. Which would be a better choice tho, Voodoo 2 Sli or Voodoo 3?

I'd buy it. It's more like a Windows 98 machine. CPU is Slot 1 Pentium II/III or Celeron. Voodoo2 would be more period correct. But V3 would do fine too of course. So, since it is slot 1, I could easily just change the adapter for a Pentium III and get some extra power, right? Depends of the period …

Hello! I have the posibility to buy some hardware for around 25 dollars, a case with everything on the inside. But I'm not sure how good it will be for old gaming, including early windows games and some old DOS games, like TES: Daggerfall and TES Adventures: Redguard. This is the computer I'm …