Time to go full LGR and rackmount them
I had an audigy 2 and remember it using similar or identical emulation to the SB Live! - very poor SB dos emulation.In the multiple soundcard club
SBLive - Windows and DOS digital sounds (I have an audigy 2, do they have good SB emulation for dos> comparable or better than the live. I launch all of my DOS games fromt windows 98 so pure drivers are not required.)
Try Epic Pinball with the dos emulation drivers
I do too. It was comparable to going to a house music afterparty with a comedown after a hard dance music event! Slowed down garbage that hurts your brainNo genuinely.....don't lol
Before I was shown the light by you lot and got a proper ISA sound card I did this, and still hear the sped up garble fest in my head
In the multiple soundcard club
SBLive - Windows and DOS digital sounds (I have an audigy 2, do they have good SB emulation for dos> comparable or better than the live. I launch all of my DOS games fromt windows 98 so pure drivers are not required.)
SW60XG - GM greatness
Adlib clone - because I can
Didnt want to start installing windows so late but its all good to go, except this DVD drive has now died on me... Was only picked as it was a good colour match. Got tons of spares to try but thats a bit more effort than I can do tonight.
Also a random geforce 4 in as the g3f3 ti is wasted with a 350mhz cpu.
The cpu is only temporary, looking at a P3 500 and adding my TNT2 Ultra once I fix its fan.
Excuse me, my core system in my main computer is 10 years old. Did you just hint at it being a very tiny bit retro? Why I oughta....I bought a 7990. I'm going to pair it with an i7 860 and see how well an 11year old CPU and 10 year old GPU can handle modern games (this might be stretching the definition of retro so thin I can see through it )
@Tee Hee Johnson they still come up fairly regularly on eBay but you need to be patient if you don't want to spend £50 plus on something like a Nvidia 6800. It also depends if you mean good as in "not a crappy MX card" for XP or good as in a late, Windows 7 capable card like an X1950 or 7800 or something which will be very expensive.
Use Wikipedia to work out the Quadro and FireGL equivalents of the respective GeForce and Radeon cards, they are usually FAR cheaper than the consumer cards!
Something like this, which should be equivalent to a Geforce4 Ti4400. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NVIDIA-Q...-/124706479448?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286
Or something like this that is essentially an X800XT: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AS-NEW-A...-/111496320244?_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l49286
Can’t find a good example for sale at the moment, but the Quadro FX 1000, 2000 or 3000 make good facsimiles of the GeForce FX5800/5800U/5900U. My 1000 cost me around £30, and my 3000 was £50.
Another good tip is to search for the manufacturers name rather than the chip name. So for example (made up as I can’t remember one of the top of my head), you might want a Geforce 6800GS, bu Asus might have called their card the V990. If you get a seller that doesn’t know what they have, they’ll advertise using what markings are on the PCB!
Oh yeh, i forgot that you were going to give it a try. That's practice, 3 laps, black bike, manual gearsThank you for the reminder! Still need to give Moto racer a go. My sidewinder gamepad has arrived now so no excuse
Managed to get a triple-boot going on the test-bench. Windows 98 SE, Windows 2000 Professional, and Windows XP Pro, seeing Windows 98 SE running on a 3.3GHz machine and a SATA SSD never gets old, it's just so responsive!