Thanks for replies. Memories on ET6100 are the same as on ET6000... what funny is that ET6000 is little faster than ET6100 in doom... I thought 6100 is faster.
Both ET6100 I have are "dark"... compareing to S3 cards I own, Brightnes on Tsengs ET6100 issignificantly lower. Can I do something about it? (I mean bios or some DOS software)... I only use them in DOS.

EDIT:
I have two chips with the same numer 908 but they doesn't work. If I place them in card speedsys shows still 2mb... But fortunately I will have two more "spare" chips and one of my ET6100 has 4 sockets - so I'll try to change all 4 od tchem if numbers will fit.

I bought this thinking it was a 64MB 9200SE PCI, turned out to be a full 128MB 9250 PCI. This will replace the Matrox G450 PCI I planned to upgrade my GX110 with for sure, now I also need to find a Coppermine 1000 to go with this - it will be a very nice Win9x/2K Retro system.

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I bought this thinking it was a 64MB 9200SE PCI, turned out to be a full 128MB 9250 PCI. This will replace the Matrox G450 PCI […]
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I bought this thinking it was a 64MB 9200SE PCI, turned out to be a full 128MB 9250 PCI. This will replace the Matrox G450 PCI I planned to upgrade my GX110 with for sure, now I also need to find a Coppermine 1000 to go with this - it will be a very nice Win9x/2K Retro system.

Sweet card, man. The last ATI Radeon card I had was a 9200 AGP and PCI-E version. The other Radeon card I had was a Diamond Stealth S60AGP (Radeon 7000 clone). Nowadays, it's nVidia all the way.

This beauty just arrived. 😀

derSammler wrote:

This beauty just arrived. 😀

That must be:

derSammler wrote:

This beauty just arrived. 😀

Akai makes some great products. As an electronic music artist I used to be a big fan of their rack samplers back in the 80s and 90s.

liqmat wrote:

Akai makes some great products. As an electronic music artist I used to be a big fan of their rack samplers back in the 80s and 90s.

First test: sounds awesome, very balanced and nice drums. 😁 Have to test with some games now.

derSammler wrote:

liqmat wrote:

Akai makes some great products. As an electronic music artist I used to be a big fan of their rack samplers back in the 80s and 90s.

First test: sounds awesome, very balanced and nice drums. 😁 Have to test with some games now.

I still own a few of their products.

My everyday controller: (I like red)

http://www.guitarcenter.com/Akai-Professional/RED-MPK249.gc

When I am at the coffee shop jotting down ideas:

http://www.guitarcenter.com/Akai-Professional … MPK-Mini-Mk2.gc

Anyway, I think you'll be happy with that unit for a very long time.

My 2nd midi module showed up today. Think my new SS7 Project is covered sound wise now.

Roland Sound Canvas SC-155

Batyra wrote:

Thanks for replies. Memories on ET6100 are the same as on ET6000... what funny is that ET6000 is little faster than ET6100 in do […]
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Thanks for replies. Memories on ET6100 are the same as on ET6000... what funny is that ET6000 is little faster than ET6100 in doom... I thought 6100 is faster.
Both ET6100 I have are "dark"... compareing to S3 cards I own, Brightnes on Tsengs ET6100 issignificantly lower. Can I do something about it? (I mean bios or some DOS software)... I only use them in DOS.

EDIT:
I have two chips with the same numer 908 but they doesn't work. If I place them in card speedsys shows still 2mb... But fortunately I will have two more "spare" chips and one of my ET6100 has 4 sockets - so I'll try to change all 4 od tchem if numbers will fit.

You have to watch out: are these MD908 AJ5 100 or 120.
I think in case of the ET6100 only 120 will work.
So I can not offe you any Chips, as I only have 2 x 100 left.

The mystery ebay tower came today...

Some old baby AT style case
250W AT power supply
FIC PA-2007 socket 7 motherboard
Pentium MMX 233MHz processor
128MB RAM (SIMM RAM)
3.5" floppy drive
5.25" 24X Teac CD-ROM drive
2MB Trident TGUI 9680-1 PCI video card
3COM 3C509B-TPO ISA ethernet card
Some USB PCI card
Added in a 20GB 7200RPM hard drive
Yamaha YMF-719 ISA sound card to replace the Opti ISA sound card it came with

https://imgur.com/a/hV6TC

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The mystery ebay tower came today... […]
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The mystery ebay tower came today...

Some old baby AT style case
250W AT power supply
FIC PA-2007 socket 7 motherboard
Pentium MMX 233MHz processor
128MB RAM (SIMM RAM)
3.5" floppy drive
5.25" 24X Teac CD-ROM drive
2MB Trident TGUI 9680-1 PCI video card
3COM 3C509B-TPO ISA ethernet card
Some USB PCI card
Added in a 20GB 7200RPM hard drive
Yamaha YMF-719 ISA sound card to replace the Opti ISA sound card it came with

https://imgur.com/a/hV6TC

Uh is there any type of CD ROM that ISNT 5.25?

Slimline laptop/server type, or external.

Mini cd drive?

Reverting back to the Tseng ET6x00 MDRAM discussion above let me suggest a very nice reading on the topic:
https://www.xfree86.org/3.3.6/tseng12.html
As far as the ET6000 and ET6100 difference is concerned:
ET6000 takes MDRAM chips rated for 100 and 120, while ET6100 takes only 120.

Not hardware. but not a game either.. so I am posting it here:

Classic ...

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Classic ...http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/367/445/a27.jpg […]
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Classic ...

https://www.downloadmoreram.com/download.html

HAHA. It isn't a RAM compressor. It is a memory manager that can load certain stuff into extended memory instead of just base and UMBs. And free up the BIOS and VIDEO BIOS areas by loading a special one into extended RAM to free up more UMBs.

Batyra wrote:

The postman just brought me new Tseng for my collection. ET6100 by Cardex.

Hey I gots me one of those too - just came across it when doing some PCI VGA benchmarking. I pulled this out of a recycle center rescue years ago - nice looking card, good image quality. Not dark on my Philips 107E5 CRT, and quicker than my fave PCI VGA card, the Matrox Millennium. Testing done in a P166MMX:

1Matrox
2
33D bench: 141.8
4DOOM: 1007 realtics
5
6Tseng
7
83D bench: 150.4
9DOOM: 935 realtics 

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Batyra wrote:

The postman just brought me new Tseng for my collection. ET6100 by Cardex.

Hey I gots me one of those too - just came across it when doing some PCI VGA benchmarking. I pulled this out of a recycle center rescue years ago - nice looking card, good image quality. Not dark on my Philips 107E5 CRT, and quicker than my fave PCI VGA card, the Matrox Millennium. Testing done in a P166MMX:

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1Matrox
2
33D bench: 141.8
4DOOM: 1007 realtics
5
6Tseng
7
83D bench: 150.4
9DOOM: 935 realtics 

So as i suspected CRT brightness/overbrightness is affected by the connected video card?

I just tried my CrystalScan EV700 in the dark for the first time with my Dell GeForce2 Ultra and wow, the blacks start polluting with light at 65 and details in colored areas start disappearing at 80. Normally this monitor keeps details down to 75 and can keep total darkness in black areas up to about 75-80. Weak VGA signal I guess? if this keeps up I'll be reinstalling the GF256 (Elsa Erazor X) as that's un-viewable. A CRT should have full detail in dark scenes without polluting total blacks with light.