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Re: Quake DOS page fault and other jankeroo

Heyyyo Before I begin I want to say that I only need help getting the DOS version of Quake to function. I do not need any source port reccomendations. Quake runs on my Windows 98SE pc, but way too fast. Throttle doesn't slow anything down properly for me. I tried to run Quake in pure dos and it …

Re: Yamaha XG emulation at last

actually tested this. it's definitely not there yet, but effects do seem to work. here's a good reference recording of a real mu-50 and an xg midi that uses a decent amount of effects and dynamics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YZ6_sn8Uh8 this is the famous children (xg) midi file that's …

Re: How important is screen resolution to you?

in Milliways
I just saw a local chain advertising a 25" MSI 1920x1080 IPS 100Hz monitor for 109 Canadian dollars. That's abou the price of a reasonably fancy full course meal + wine for 2 people here. For comparison, the cheapest 15" reasonable dot pitch CRT monitor I could get in early 1996 was a 500 CAN$ …

Re: Corruption issue when using rloew's TRIM.EXE (TRIM utility for DOS) with FreeDOS FDISK 1.2.1/1.3.1 partitioned DISK

The next retro machine I have to get Trim working is my Windows XP one. Mainboard: Gigabyte GA-H61M-DS2 Chipset + SATA controller: Intel H61 SSD: Samsung Evo 870 500GB (directly connected to SATA-port) SATA is set to AHCI mode and the SSD is formatted with NTFS (Windows XP default). R.Löw's TRIM. …

Re: How important is screen resolution to you?

in Milliways
High-end realtime scaling/analogue noise reduction/MPEG2 mosquito noise reduction/MPEG2 macroblock reduction/etc products from the likes of Faroudja, DVDO, etc used to be a thing. There was also somewhat similar functionality in some products meant for the TV broadcast and cable/satellite industry. …

Re: How important is screen resolution to you?

in Milliways
I'm just weird on this. If it's a a vintage computer, and it's something i can have control of, I usually go for the highest readable resolution I can manage, so long as the performance isn't totally destroyed. If it's vintage media, I usually go for the highest quality I can manage if it's …

Re: Modern GPU with VGA for CRT

Hi guys, i have a Crt Sony GDM F520 monitor. So here is the problem - it works great with radeon 9700 - the image quality is just superb, text and images are very sharp. Voodoo 3\5 - also great. Geforce 6600 - a little bit inferior in terms of sharpness but still good. But i want to push it further …

Re: Modern GPU with VGA for CRT

The later cards with VGA use a DP or HDMI to VGA conversion chip and are subject to ~165MHz limit, so no high resolutions and/or refresh rates from those VGA ports. Pascal and Polaris VGA ports are all Limited at ~165MHz ? I think that Tiido meant that the implementations with an on-board HDMI or …

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