@@AgonyrateSure did. But my personal favs were Blood 3D, Samurai Warrior and System Shock. Q3 came ‘bit later, for the real arena shooter, to me, the choice is easy: Unreal Tornament :)
@@capilah6285 Hehe thank you! It was easier then, so much amazing games to pick from! I still look back at the day i got my Voodo2-card. It was life changing :)
Hey mate, solid video! Hope you keep up with the retro tech videos! One thing I will note though, from the looks of it, it looks like you're filming off your phone? If so, don't know what phone you're using but if you're on iOS, I would highly recommend getting Varlens as it'll give you DSLR controls for your camera. That way, you can adjust the shutter speed of your camera to match the refresh rate of the monitor (to get rid of the flashing/flickering bars on the CRT) Anyways, keep up the retro tech content (hopefully you make more videos like this in the future) and have yourself a great day mate! Take care.
ISA video cards are somewhat infamous for being slower than PCI cards, let alone AGP ones. It's no wonder why the the Trident card was slow to draw the text. Also, quick suggestion for the build; you should try installing a Sound Blaster 16. Not only will it provide great DOS compatibility (especially if it has a real OPL3 on board; some Vibra cards do and some don't) but I'm pretty sure you could use it alongside the Live card too; so long as you disable the SB16 emulation on it.
Expectation: "I'm gonna make a good old Windows 98 pc to live the retro experience 😁" Reality: Troubleshouting troubleshouting troubleshouting troubleshouting troubleshouting troubleshouting troubleshouting troubleshouting troubleshouting troubleshouting troubleshouting..... Games running at 320x240
While I don't miss the performance of the pc's back then I do miss the capabilities of some software. Specifically, the capabilities of the Creative SoundBlaster cards and software. Use to be able to do all kinds of illegal ripping, recording, editing enhancing and burning of music that is no longer possible these days. Hell, it's even rare to find a modern tower with a disc drive anymore. Nice video but you should work on your sound quality.
With the USB controller, I think you had an IRQ problem. Certain cards need to be in certain slots. or rearrange the IRQs. A quick fix, without having to mess with the IRQ settings is to just disable the com & serial ports. Most of the time, that works.
I think the PIII was a 133 MHz FSB CPU, this board only supports max. 100 MHz FSB. You need then to crank up the multiplier to get to 850 MHz, like 8.5 x 100MHz = 850 MHz
You should clean out the AGP socket. Don't just leave gunk in there. Also, you should think about having those other motherboards sent out for recapping or learn to do it yourself.
Nice build I like to see what more games you put on it. I think those usb cards never worked for me neither on 98 or modern systems no idea why I think something overflow the 5v rail
cool computer you got, hopefully i can get some of my old hardware sorted out at my place to get a old PC build complete one day, i got about 10 old PC's laying around it would be nice to configure something correctly. that 5.25 floppy would be cool to have i am pretty sure i got a ton of old disc laying around my place somewhere. i wish i still had the first computer i ever used in my life time, there were games on there that are only lost to time now and cannot find copies of them on the internet. if anyone could tell me the name of this one game that i am talking about, car driving game: you where a smiley face at the bottom center of the screen you drive from bottom of the screen up, the further you get thru the game the more the colors of the grass change, the path was always a random track and you keep driving tell your gas runs out or you crash. that is all i remember from the game
@MachtnixPasstso-pw1nr It was the fastest p2 & very fast for that era. A p3 would be faster, sure but compatibility issues with his mobo was a problem & at the time games really didn't make use of sse2/3 instruction sets. Quake 2 is an exception.
Windows 98 or Windows 98SE? 98 original can be very picky with hardware. 98SE is much better at that. Look for Maximus Decim USB to find an installer for Windows Me's USB Mass Storage support into 98SE. That fixes a ton of issues with USB. Someone else did the same for 98 original or 98FE.
i have a few 8 bit computers from 80 to 86, but i would also like a win 98 setup like that for some games i have kicking around. including one on 5.25" floppy.
Hah, I've got an almost identical system, case, p2, ram, and that 52x cd drive lmao. Mine has Quantum Bigfoot 5.25 and a Rage 128 pro and some random Soundblaster from a bin though EDIT: Different mobo too, KR632
1GB ram for win98 is a little to much for it. 1GB or highter is more for win2000. I would recommend 512MB ram , that should be plenty enough for win98 and to run everything you like.
Thank you for reminding me of how hard it actually was to use Windows 98. Satisfies my want to build a retro PC.
i wont lie i pussed out and do majority of my old retro gaming on PCEM
Your welcome
Brother, 25 years ago I was literally you in this video. Watching this video put a retro smile on my face.
Respect from a boomer shooter era guy.
ey Boomer, did you played Quake 1 / quake 3 back then?
@@AgonyrateSure did. But my personal favs were Blood 3D, Samurai Warrior and System Shock.
Q3 came ‘bit later, for the real arena shooter, to me, the choice is easy: Unreal Tornament :)
@@templar23 You have fantastic taste.
@@capilah6285 Hehe thank you! It was easier then, so much amazing games to pick from! I still look back at the day i got my Voodo2-card. It was life changing :)
Bro i thought this was a channel with at least 50,000+ plus subs when i clicked on to this, only 343 subs is absurd your videos are so good!
Entertaining. Keep up the good work.
ever since your dial up video came out, i found you and have been binging your content. it’s so good. you’re one of my favourite youtubers now
Hey mate, solid video! Hope you keep up with the retro tech videos!
One thing I will note though, from the looks of it, it looks like you're filming off your phone? If so, don't know what phone you're using but if you're on iOS, I would highly recommend getting Varlens as it'll give you DSLR controls for your camera. That way, you can adjust the shutter speed of your camera to match the refresh rate of the monitor (to get rid of the flashing/flickering bars on the CRT) Anyways, keep up the retro tech content (hopefully you make more videos like this in the future) and have yourself a great day mate! Take care.
ISA video cards are somewhat infamous for being slower than PCI cards, let alone AGP ones. It's no wonder why the the Trident card was slow to draw the text.
Also, quick suggestion for the build; you should try installing a Sound Blaster 16. Not only will it provide great DOS compatibility (especially if it has a real OPL3 on board; some Vibra cards do and some don't) but I'm pretty sure you could use it alongside the Live card too; so long as you disable the SB16 emulation on it.
Expectation: "I'm gonna make a good old Windows 98 pc to live the retro experience 😁"
Reality: Troubleshouting troubleshouting troubleshouting troubleshouting troubleshouting troubleshouting troubleshouting troubleshouting troubleshouting troubleshouting troubleshouting..... Games running at 320x240
very true
I kept my dell from 1995 I recently rebuilt it and got windows 95 back up and running works great now. @@Ionic1k
While I don't miss the performance of the pc's back then I do miss the capabilities of some software. Specifically, the capabilities of the Creative SoundBlaster cards and software. Use to be able to do all kinds of illegal ripping, recording, editing enhancing and burning of music that is no longer possible these days. Hell, it's even rare to find a modern tower with a disc drive anymore. Nice video but you should work on your sound quality.
In Win S500.. That or the A500 was THE case to have in the late 90s...
Nice retro system, like!
With the USB controller, I think you had an IRQ problem. Certain cards need to be in certain slots. or rearrange the IRQs.
A quick fix, without having to mess with the IRQ settings is to just disable the com & serial ports. Most of the time, that works.
Great video 👍
Im shocked you have less than 1000 , this is professionally made
I think the PIII was a 133 MHz FSB CPU, this board only supports max. 100 MHz FSB. You need then to crank up the multiplier to get to 850 MHz, like 8.5 x 100MHz = 850 MHz
That was amazing
You should clean out the AGP socket. Don't just leave gunk in there.
Also, you should think about having those other motherboards sent out for recapping or learn to do it yourself.
I would love a super gaming windows 98 pc
honestly a banger
use a old toothbrush to clean the connector, it works very well for me when cleaning ram slots
amazing videos please keep it up so so so fucking cool
Nice build I like to see what more games you put on it.
I think those usb cards never worked for me neither on 98 or modern systems no idea why I think something overflow the 5v rail
As far as i have seen, newer PCI cards don't generally work correctly with old pentium III or II boards.
cool computer you got, hopefully i can get some of my old hardware sorted out at my place to get a old PC build complete one day, i got about 10 old PC's laying around it would be nice to configure something correctly.
that 5.25 floppy would be cool to have i am pretty sure i got a ton of old disc laying around my place somewhere.
i wish i still had the first computer i ever used in my life time, there were games on there that are only lost to time now and cannot find copies of them on the internet.
if anyone could tell me the name of this one game that i am talking about, car driving game: you where a smiley face at the bottom center of the screen you drive from bottom of the screen up, the further you get thru the game the more the colors of the grass change, the path was always a random track and you keep driving tell your gas runs out or you crash. that is all i remember from the game
A virge or matrox with sli v2s would round out that box perfectly. A tnt2 ultra is also an option. The p2 450 is perfect.
@MachtnixPasstso-pw1nr It was the fastest p2 & very fast for that era. A p3 would be faster, sure but compatibility issues with his mobo was a problem & at the time games really didn't make use of sse2/3 instruction sets. Quake 2 is an exception.
Windows 98 or Windows 98SE? 98 original can be very picky with hardware. 98SE is much better at that. Look for Maximus Decim USB to find an installer for Windows Me's USB Mass Storage support into 98SE. That fixes a ton of issues with USB. Someone else did the same for 98 original or 98FE.
oh man, slot processors, there's a memory I buried....
I dont really recommend a MX4000 with a Pentium 2, maybe use a RIVA TNT2 or a ATi RAGE card, also you should try a 3DFX card!
yeah, it's like a RTX in a AM3/AM3+ system
I love how mattkc used almost the same board but waited like half a year for it and you just found it at thrift store
the theme on your pc is really nice can you tell me where you got it from
you should clean that pci slot, if you leave that dust / gunk it can short curcit your gpu.
The cable management was historically accurate
i have a few 8 bit computers from 80 to 86, but i would also like a win 98 setup like that for some games i have kicking around. including one on 5.25" floppy.
can you maybe od a room / setup tour? i imagine your setup is sweet
My next step, is going to be doing this. I have many old games and lots of software, Linux in wine is still to janky 20 yrs later
do you happen to remember what version of drivers for the GPU you've used? i also have a MX4000 but i couldn't find a stable version for it
You need a pop filter god damn lol
GeForce4 that's a Pentium 4 Windows XP era card, not Pentium II era, but if it works, then use it fine
Pentium 3 would still be good with a geforce 4 800 MHz or faster
Because the Xbox had a 733mhz pentium 3 and geforce 3/4 equivalent
And you would want a sound blaster live minimum
it's like putting a RTX 30x0/40x0 in a AM3+ system
Hah, I've got an almost identical system, case, p2, ram, and that 52x cd drive lmao. Mine has Quantum Bigfoot 5.25 and a Rage 128 pro and some random Soundblaster from a bin though EDIT: Different mobo too, KR632
If you had Pentium 2 you was a king😂
I dont know how old you are but this was just how win98 was back in the day, did you pu win89 or win89se?
Why not replace the capacitors?
1GB ram for win98 is a little to much for it. 1GB or highter is more for win2000. I would recommend 512MB ram , that should be plenty enough for win98 and to run everything you like.
Ice got a 4 port PCI usb card in my windows 98 PC - i think its just USB 1 though 9mb/s - maybe because ur trying usb 2.0 is the problem
i have exactly the same case for my retro pc....but mine is a horizontal pc case.
Man, im wondering why u use a Tux avatar.
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You want windows 98 second edition
Now stream with it
Dude those caps can be replaced. You need help?
I wish I could find a cheap 5.25"
windows 98 dont work with a gig of ram unfortuneitly
Actually, it does. Just after the setup is complete. And with PATCHMEM, you can get it to use 3 gigs of RAM
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Fps?
Your audio is so muffled...
"promosm"