Bought a new chassis for the Socket 370 build, still in keeping with the retro theme of course. Also some eBay hunting for a VIA C3 processor.

Been selling most of my inventory to make place for a few new exquisite acquisitions. Boards to sell so far: - Intel D865GLC - DTK PRM 27I E0 "Laplus Deskstar" - ASUS A7N8X-X - Gigabyte EX58-UD5. Names to take on their place: Jetway, ABIT, Soltek :D What 'exquisit acquisitions' do you have in mind? …

Interesting, thank you; I did read about that last night - some seem to have had great results, and 5MHz from a P75 is outstanding! Others have reported audio issues and choppiness, so I guess mileage will vary. I did not have these problems on my Pentium 1 system, but I decided to test it just now …

Side note I had this issue with Wing Commander on a Celeron 500Mhz that I could not throttle well with DOS. I bought this PC Gamer disc that had the full version of the Windows port of the game and it works great! Can still be found pretty cheap on eBay today considering all the great titles it …

May I also suggest "Throttle": http://www.oldskool.org/pc/throttle/DOS/ An awesome little tool that allows you to use power saving registers of your chipset to slow down the CPU. Even without multiplier adjustment, this would at least allow you to get down to 54 MHz (6.25% of the original speed), …

Via Ezra-T CPUs are seemingly the most flexible because of the range of multipliers available. Using SetMul to change the multiplier and cache status. I’ve been meaning to get hold of one for a while. Thank you for confirming, I’ve only today started learning about SetMul and it seems like just the …

Hi, Please forgive me for starting a new thread with my first post, I know that's a n00b move :) I recently got an itch to put together a retro rig for playing 90s titles, and overall I'm very happy with it: - Pentium 3 Coppermine, 866MHz - Socket 370 motherboard, Biostar M6VLB - Trident Blade 8GB …