06 January 2021, 06:20 | #921 |
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I managed to source a generic 6-pin ribbon cable that I plan to use as a replacement for the original SB-Link one (more often than not, the latter is missing from the various bundles / kits on eBay). When it comes to SB-Link socket on my MSI, The distance to the next pin is 2 mm away so any of these ought to fit just fine. Before ordering should you choose to do so, I suggest checking measurement between pins on your Chaintech's SB-Link socket like I did, just in case.
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30 January 2021, 20:26 | #923 |
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Make that 2.5 mm (search Amazon for 2.54 mm 6-pin connector flat ribbon cables, the 2 mm kind probably won't fit). The mobo is the MSI MS-6119 (440BX chipset, ATX form factor, x3 ISA ports).
Also, managed to gather some useful info in French language about my OPL3 PCI sound card, the Labway / Xwave 576 (features a Yamaha driven 64-voice XG wavetable synthesizer). Last edited by SquawkBox; 06 February 2021 at 07:56. |
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It was also PCI. It had PCI ATI radeon card. I can't remember which one now but it would have worked for 15khz mod via modified drivers.
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Unfortunately its DOS core does not output proper VGA at the moment so for me it's useless. Supposed to work ok on HDMI though. I doubt you'll ever get "pixel perfect" Dosbox on a TV. VGA games run at 70Hz after all. I would be interested to try it out but at the moment am too fed up trying to get crtemudriver and Retroarch to work properly...don't need another headache |
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@lesta_smsc: I replied in this thread: http://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=...0&postcount=17
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My LCD TV (the hoary RZ-15LA66 15'' from LG) can use 70 Hz out of the box. Will I see any benefit from playing DOS games on it rather than on say a bog standard 4:3 IPS LCD monitor ? The way I see it, it might go through an internal framerate conversion first, which would water down the alleged benefit...
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How hard would i find it to Acquire a Tandy 1000 RL/HD in the UK? Were they Popular over here at all?
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