I just tested it out briefly with a little System Shock (GOG release) in DOS mode, and it seems like everything is working as expected! Thanks, Zan. Basic system info in case it matters: Win 98 SE (4.10.2222 and whatever version of DOS that comes with it) Vortex 2 SQ2500 (2041 driver) Roland SC55 …

Okay the new version is up and posted. Let me know if there are any outstanding issues present. I've only tested the Line-in to make sure it was working properly, but cannot test the MPU-401/midi/Wavetable to see if those work. Awesome! Looking forward to checking it out later this week. I don't …

I'm having a similar issue to MaTi where the line in volume is so low in real mode DOS that it's unfortunately unusable. I'm using an SQ2500 Vortex 2 card with external Roland / Yamaha synths. None of the AU30MIX parameters seem to have any effect, but this post earlier in the topic from badmojo …

I see, if it's the line input you want to adjust then a couple things have to be set in the codec. This gets muted by default in this mixer tool to minimize card playback noise. I can make an update to this tool to setup line in as the default recording input and then expose an adjustment setting …

I'm having a similar issue to MaTi where the line in volume is so low in real mode DOS that it's unfortunately unusable. I'm using an SQ2500 Vortex 2 card with external Roland / Yamaha synths. None of the AU30MIX parameters seem to have any effect, but this post earlier in the topic from badmojo …

Is it still possible to get just a PCMidi card? I filled out the order sheet sometime last year and haven't heard anything about it. Not sure if I should try the form again or if they're just no longer being made. yes it is but our main focus is Orpheus soundcards atm and they take all our time …

Is it still possible to get just a PCMidi card? I filled out the order sheet sometime last year and haven't heard anything about it. Not sure if I should try the form again or if they're just no longer being made.

Take a look at the big PSU build quality thread (I cant remember the name) and check out some posts. Super informative and in depth, then check out some Johnny Guru psu reviews, especially some older PSU reviews with internal breakdowns and hardware tests are really handy to get a decent idea of …

Anecdotally it seems like having a PSU fail and definitively take out other components is rather uncommon. What I'd like to know is how to tell the difference between a well built unit and a garbage one, regardless of era - with a high level of certainty - without becoming an actual electrical …

Well I got the power supply. Except they sent me a totally different one from Apower. Normally this would probably be fine - it's got similar connectors and a higher max wattage (450w), but unfortunately it only has 20A on the 3.3V and 5V rails. Apparently they won't be getting any power supplies …

I agree that is likely either made to order and branded accordingly or, IMHO more likely, a ready-made model that can be bought in lots with whatever branding/packaging is desired. You have a good point about some online reviews being pointless . My "favorites" are when the reviewer is basically …

- Brand that is practically unknown EDIT :they have exactly on PSU model on that site and have had it since 2016 - No 80 Plus efficiency rating - no load distribution info provided (if you were to max out all rails simultaneously, you would get 477W, so there are load distribution limits, but they …

Anyone ever used one of these? Link Context: I'm researching power supplies for a Pentium III Win 98 build, and it's my understanding that the 3.3V / 5V rail amperage can be a potential issue on modern PSU's. The Stratus 400W claims to have a fairly respectable 28A and 36A on the 3.3V and 5V rails …

Anyone ever used one of these? Link Context: I'm researching power supplies for a Pentium III Win 98 build, and it's my understanding that the 3.3V / 5V rail amperage can be a potential issue on modern PSU's. The Stratus 400W claims to have a fairly respectable 28A and 36A on the 3.3V and 5V rails …

I have an old Presario 2510 back from when I was a kid that I'm thinking about getting running. However, I don't trust the PSU not to fail catastrophically (assuming it even still works). It's a Mitac MPU-75RFP, which is a 75W power supply. I know you can use a modern ATX supply with an adapter to …