First post, by Moogle!
Nothing given, but yesterday I got my ATI Mach 64 VLB and 3COM ISA, and tomorrow I should get my VLB multi I/O to replace the broken one.
Nothing given, but yesterday I got my ATI Mach 64 VLB and 3COM ISA, and tomorrow I should get my VLB multi I/O to replace the broken one.
Nothing bought on christmas eve but prior to that I had a shopping frenzy:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem … em=150316299455
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem … em=150316297715
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem … em=150314747710
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem … em=150314545095
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem … em=320326675626
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem … em=120348748848
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem … em=290282742347
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem … em=190273162220
😜 😮 😳 😁
My retro computer stuff: https://lychee.jjserver.net/#16136303902327
wrote:Nothing bought on christmas eve but prior to that I had a shopping frenzy:
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😜 😮 😳 😁
Unfortunately only the link to these 80486 EISA motherboards worked for me. But still they look impressive. I bought a complete IBM PS/2 9576i and an incomplete (without RAM) IBM PS/2 9556i - both MCA based.
wrote:Nothing bought on christmas eve but prior to that I had a shopping frenzy:
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😜 😮 😳 😁
ebay rampage! 😁
wrote:wrote:Nothing bought on christmas eve but prior to that I had a shopping frenzy:
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😜 😮 😳 😁Unfortunately only the link to these 80486 EISA motherboards worked for me. But still they look impressive. I bought a complete IBM PS/2 9576i and an incomplete (without RAM) IBM PS/2 9556i - both MCA based.
They work, you have to click "vire the original listing"
It's Ebay's new stupid system that doesn't link directly out of Ebay.com
My retro computer stuff: https://lychee.jjserver.net/#16136303902327
You -do- have all the .HCI and .SCI files for these EISA boards and EISA cards, don't you? They will not work without them.
I see a couple of the boards have them.
There was a couple of new 'old' SoundBlasters for sale in Poland today:
http://www.allegro.pl/item510917352_nowa_kart … yp_sb20100.html
http://www.allegro.pl/item510915503_nowa_kart … typ_sb2770.html
http://www.allegro.pl/item510912544_nowa_kart … 0_oryginal.html
(1 zł is about 0.25 euro or 0.33 🤑
The guy, who won them, buys all rare ISA Sound Cards for insane prices... I didn't even try to win them, when I saw him bidding...
PS. Does anyone know what is this SB-0100 SoundBlaster?
wrote:You -do- have all the .HCI and .SCI files for these EISA boards and EISA cards, don't you? They will not work without them.
I see a couple of the boards have them.
Yep
You're refering to the .cfg and .ovl files, right?
never heard of any Eisa motherboard that needs any config files with the extensions you mention.
Without the right config files you're screwed.
I'ts worth a bit gambling though since eisa boards are of very high quality compared to the crap that went into the all the OEM systems that seem to dominate the market back then...the word "quality control" wasn't invented back then 😜
My retro computer stuff: https://lychee.jjserver.net/#16136303902327
wrote:There was a couple of new 'old' SoundBlasters for sale in Poland today: http://www.allegro.pl/item510917352_nowa_kart … yp_sb201 […]
There was a couple of new 'old' SoundBlasters for sale in Poland today:
http://www.allegro.pl/item510917352_nowa_kart … yp_sb20100.html
http://www.allegro.pl/item510915503_nowa_kart … typ_sb2770.html
http://www.allegro.pl/item510912544_nowa_kart … 0_oryginal.html
(1 zł is about 0.25 euro or 0.33 🤑
The guy, who won them, buys all rare ISA Sound Cards for insane prices... I didn't even try to win them, when I saw him bidding...PS. Does anyone know what is this SB-0100 SoundBlaster?
The cards he sold seem to be these:
SB16 Value Edition CT2740 (have oone myself, boxed)
SB2.0 CT1330B (judging by ther card on the box)
SB Pro 2 CT1600 (judging by the card on the box)
I wouldn't say NO to these cards myself 😁
My retro computer stuff: https://lychee.jjserver.net/#16136303902327
wrote:The cards he sold seem to be these: […]
The cards he sold seem to be these:
SB16 Value Edition CT2740 (have oone myself, boxed)
SB2.0 CT1330B (judging by ther card on the box)
SB Pro 2 CT1600 (judging by the card on the box)I wouldn't say NO to these cards myself 😁
They're nice, but 200 euro for them, even boxed, is a lot.
wrote:wrote:The cards he sold seem to be these: […]
The cards he sold seem to be these:
SB16 Value Edition CT2740 (have oone myself, boxed)
SB2.0 CT1330B (judging by ther card on the box)
SB Pro 2 CT1600 (judging by the card on the box)I wouldn't say NO to these cards myself 😁
They're nice, but 200 euro for them, even boxed, is a lot.
😳
Didn't know it was that much....*yikes*
My retro computer stuff: https://lychee.jjserver.net/#16136303902327
Well, those might have been Compaq Specific. :p (and one of those extensions might be wrong)
got a vfx-1 & linkbox coming in the mail. Time for some VR system shock!
wrote:got a vfx-1 & linkbox coming in the mail. Time for some VR system shock!
Whoa.
As mentioned above, the VFX-1 is the best headset available when it comes to immersion,
If the game features a 3D stereoscopic mode, you will see the game in 3D like Descent and System Shock. The second category includes the flight simulators with titles such as Flight Unlimited, TFX 2000 and Inferno.
Never thought this thread would be that long, but now, for something different.....
Kreshna Aryaguna Nurzaman.
Got the new multi i/o card. It's faster than the old one, and the floppy works now. Yay.