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Ohh, hi tehere Sucra, couldn't help myself but watch your "old" video LOL. Just was looking for some nforce 430 IGP tests and how it compare to older cards under 98 (if it is even possible at all) and your video came very high on my search.

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cut to me playing Unreal Tournament 3 at 320x240 resolution on this card

So unless you are running the original copy of pacific assault, the EA digital version is modded to support 16:9 and to support modern OS. I own the original, It is a direct X 8.1 title and runs on windows 98se. I can play it flawlessly on a athlon XP 3000 with a ati 9800 pro max settings at 1024 x 768 ( most common res of the time, were still in the transition from CRT to crappy early LCD TN panels. )

Tur4x can support up to 2gb of ram, what a legend.

9600 Pro the the first true gaming GPU i owned; picked it for my PC back in 2004 originally to play World of Warcraft but ended up getting sucked into other games instead. Had many hours of gaming on that thing. Still have the box, but the card is long gone. RIP my 9600 Pro.

Gdzie są takie sklepy? 😳

Sexy ass

Is that a laminated screen?

If you would have turned off the sound, the 486 would have had the chance to manage the 3D graphics. But Unreal uses Tracker Music, wich alone would oversaturate the 486 in an instant. Even on standard quality wich is only 22Khz and ?16? voices. A very fast and optimized 486 can barely manage 4 to 8 voices with CD quality at 16Bit (Stereo vs. Mono) by itself without buffer underruns. If anything is going on additionally (Running Windows and such), the 486 will not be capable to hold its line. Sound in most cases was so hard on non MMX-CPUs that it would eat up all ressources. Unreal only works good on MMX CPUs, because with MMX instructions the music playback will only eat a fraction of CPU cycles.

It's all what you need for Windows 9x gaming.

I just looked for a Radeon 9800 XT and geez, the prices went up like crazy. 150$ for one in not great condition. Some years ago I bought 3 Radeon 9550 and one HD 4670 1GB and one Radeon 1950 Pro, all AGP, all for cheap. Now I see powerful AGP cards (I have two of them as you see) have crazy prices.

I need this exact build now, great mix of parts dude, some real nostalgic voodoo magic.

Nice build and what a generous gift from your stepfather! I'm hoping to obtain a Rendition card someday - I will be doing exactly the same as you, I think, by putting it in my 200MMX build, which currently uses SLI. You're right about the games from this period. I love the idea of having all the parts you own in as many PCs as you can build. Originally I just wanted one example from each generation e.g. 8086, 286, 386, etc. but when it gets to the 486 I think it's important to have a slow one and a fast one. The same is true of the Pentium, I think. It's a neverending task!

Fantastic machine, motherboard was stored properly so it worked without any issue it looks like brand new.

I have a asus P3V4X slot 1 motherboard and have a weird issue, right now I'm running a pentium3 500mhz 100mhz fsb and works great but when I swap in a pentium3 with a 133mhz fsb it doesn't wanna boot. The board totally supports it and I used to run a P3 1ghz with this same board but now it doesn't like it. Caps look good and is fine with 100mhz fsd, it's got me scratching my head.

Hey Sucra, I am happy to see you 🙂

I put my Pentium MMX 233Mhz in a super socket 7 motherboard. Runs at 300Mhz at 2.9v. 100% stable. Combined with nVidia Riva 128 and Voodoo 1 4Mb. It runs almost all DOS games and Windows games up until Unreal 1 / Halflife 1 (barely). I also have a Soundblaster 16 and Aureal Vortex 2 sound card in it.

Nice video SUCRA!

I am watching my ATI 1900XTX run the Mercury pool Industrial version right now. It was flaking out after it got warm. I only used a 350 watt gun and no sensor. I stayed 2 inches away moving around for 4-5 min. It just started the artifacts and it froze in Unreal 2K4 as before. I guess a little closer and hotter for a second try. It lasted longer though. It wouldn't even start the screen saver before. Used arctic silver on the stock cooler. Yeah...we are all going to have to become expert solderers to keep this stuff alive and even that won't prevent chips just degrading. Hard to expect from 20-30-40 year old stuff not to mention the NEWEST CRAP that oxidizes.....LOL.

Can you review a vga with tv encoder please?

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I had forgotten that Half Life even had a software renderer, it was released a year before Quake 3 came along and said it was okay to ditch the software renderer, after that everything else followed.

Very nice video 👍🏻 I was expecting a little bit more of gameplay footage, maybe next time 🔥

Thanks for the tip. short and up to the point.

Meu sonho colocar alguma dessas placas no meu Athlon XP 3000+ ... bela coleção que você tem! Abraço de São Paulo

Neato

What are those converters that you stick the tape on? IDE to CF or something similar?

2:45 i had a PC once with this processor, in 1997 my dad bought the first computer, pentium MMX 166mhz - 16 Mb ram - 2Gb HD QUANTUM

Hello! I have an idea for a video... can you talk about the retroPC in your country?

I had GeCube Radeon 9550 128 bit 128 vram. Upgrade from Nvidia Riva TNT 2. It was a huge upgrade. I was so happy with it.

Have fun, and thanks for sharing.

This video really makes me want to finish off my MS-DOS 586 build, its sat in a functional limbo while i've made the move to shift some other PCs and sell them on to make space for my own builds, free stuff is great until it takes up space not being used, if i can source some VRAM for the Trio 64V+ to open its bus width up, source a K6 Processor, a few modern updates and it should be a lovely system for this same era of gaming, though no 3D card for me, just a faster processor as i do prefer that sharper software rendered look. my pentium 3 550 and Viper Ultra take care of the early 3D games as i was able to build a whole system for the price of a voodoo card :) Besides, the board is a lovely GA-586-HX with labelled dipswitches for easy overclocking!

Haha. Thats exactly how I started off, building machines for different combos, and quickly ran out of space for them so had to stop. Now I do the reverse, keep all the cards out of builds in boxes an build and use 1 combo at a time. Nice p233 build!

Firing up a game with your voodoo card for the first time was such a big bump in graphics, i still remember that moment.

I think there was an apl named heidy3d

Great build! :D A cool combo of 3D accelerators and a lot of versatility. P.s. I also cover the back of my SD-to-IDE adapters with electrical tape.

Don't forget was power vr in that period too, I think quake 1, 2 looks best on rendition but tomb raider look better on power vr

Love that build, can't believe it works after the capacitors life time is already expired.

Couldn't get more from Pentium "1"architecture unless you either ready to do some heavy overcloacking and/or could find rare Pentium 266MMX used in some laptops and embedded systems. And both require some workarounds and are not exactly era accurate. So I guess you couldn't OFFICIALLY get more from Pentium 1.

I loved the video! I'm a big fan of the Socket 7 platform since it was the one I had on my first computer and the one that reintroduced me to the world of retro computing with the intention of building something better than what I once had... a simple Pentium 133 (later upgraded to 166 MMX) plus 16MB of RAM with a Trident 9440 that was very common at the time, along with an ISA sound card with a run-of-the-mill Crystal chip. Now after many years I have built what my childhood self would never have even dreamed of having 😁 CPU - Pentium MMX 233MHz MB - DFI P5BTX/L RAM - 4*16MB EDO SIMM 2D - Diamond Viper V330 (Riva 128) 3D - Diamond Monster 3D (3Dfx Voodoo) PCI Sound - Diamond Monster Sound (MX200 with MIDI Monster daughterboard) ISA Sound - SoundBlaster AWE64 Gold Of all the ones I built, this is the Retro PC that I am most fond of. The years '96 and '97 were the best I enjoyed in terms of gaming and what better idea than to relive them with a quality that would have been impossible for me in my time. Welcome back Bruno! I look forward to more content!!!

Fantastic machine. So many options and the nostalgia is endless. Great video!

Very nice video! I like compact Baby AT form factor for retro PCs despite the more chaotic cabling vs the still current mATX or ATX form factors.

I very much enjoyed this.

Thanks for the video Sucra! They work together perfectly, I had a Pentium Pro 200 with the Verite and VooDoo1, maybe I will find one someday that is definitely a build I would love to have at my disposal to play almost every early 3D game, nowadays I would use an MMX or PII.

Very interesting video

Back in the day, I didn't have any experience with games for Windows, just a few on magazines with ports for N64, Sega Saturn, PlayStation and Dreamcast. They look awesome, fluid and beautiful. So happy with this new video, Sucra!

Great video happy to see you again @sucra

Nice video! A few games I played back then, a few I didn’t. I never had a 3Dfx card to go with my 2D card, so Descent was always 320x200.

Yey you are back! 🎉🎉🎉