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new 3dfx rig!
it's to hold me over until a friend decides to give me back one I made him to test :P
P3 450Mhz @ 555mhz Intel SE440BX-2 <- **** 384 PC133 SDRAM 3dfx Voodoo 3 3000 (166/166) 16MB 80GB CD burner Win98 + SP3.0 b4 (unofficial obviously) um... I'm missing a sound card... lol, so no audio for the moment https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_o.../IMG_0439Z.jpg 3dfx running @ 195 https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/_o...0/IMG_0438.jpg |
Nice!
I actually miss the old green pcb's:banana: |
Been getting a bit nostalgic myself, i'd love to build up a new P3 system like my old one. Still got a 5500 AGP laying around somewhere.
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I have 3x 3dfx machines but im missing monitors for em =( "And table space"
P3 500 + Voodoo2 P200MMX + Voodoo2 Thunderbird 850MHz (engineering sample)+ Voodoo3 2000 |
all I got in this one is a 450Mhz, that I can only oc up to a miserable 465, due to sound card going ape**** any higher than that.... but without it I can set the fsb to 123mhz and burn the cpu @ almost 560mhz
but the 41mhz pci speed makes the sound card uneasy and yea the program jumps from 104fsb to 123mhz |
got a soundblaster live, OCs perfect again
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I just put together a system with parts I had.
intel p3 766 (I think is the mhz don't feel like checking right now) 256mb ram 1 stick 40gb 7200rpm hard drive nvidia agp 4000 gpu 3dfx voodoo gpu sound blaster 64 10/100 ethernet card cd re/rw 15 in crt monitor 3.5 floppy windows 98se os sucker runs great lol amazeing how it surfs the internet just as fast as my big boy rig... geez makes you wonder wtf is going on with software developers that a machine 15 plus years old is perfectly capable to do anything you want and fast. Only thing it can't do good is run the new console ports fast enough but if your not into games dam... no need for a better computer. |
what browser are you using? I'm using opera 10.60, runs fast enough
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well I upgraded the cpu in the system...
tualatin celeron 1.3ghz... slocket T lol pentium pro... https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_o...4/IMG_4383.jpg noisy ****er... https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_o...0/IMG_4385.jpg I also added a Geforce2 GTS I had lying around from a busted system I had... nice find was that it was 5ns memory... rare for geforce2 gts... from 200/333 now it's clocking 230/490... but will install the 3dfx again... or build another system... hmmmm.... |
btw, the modded GF2 I'm testing for the moment...
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/_o...4/IMG_4386.jpg a MX4000 heatsink + ASUS ramsinks from this 5600 http://img.tomshardware.com/us/2003/...-v9560vs-2.jpg plus artic silver and krazy glue :D for reference a stock GF2 looked like this... http://www.hardware-one.com/img3/GeForce2_GTS_Card.jpg |
This is an awesome nostalgia thread, keep it up. I am still using a 1Ghz celeron from the socket 3?? something days. It has been running XP for 9 years now.
Anyway, love the pics for comparison. Keep us updated with your OC results and what not. |
well the thing runs Quake3 @ 1280x1024x32bit @ 81.1fps demo002 and 77.8 demo001
which according to some PCGamer mags of the era... for a 1.3Ghz tualatin celeron vs an 1Ghz Athlon in the mag with a GF2 ultra, @ 74fps in demo001 I suppose, mine's a hair faster |
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well, it all started as when I was messing around with a glide wrapper... nglide... and I bought 4 3dfx voodoo3s after that... then of the 7 or so old PC cases that had from non paying customers, I dismantled them, and completed them to 2 working systems. (those PCs have been sitting in my house for eons) and I installed them in older cases of my computer. one was the P3 I described in the first post, the other was the now Celeron 1300, that it was a Pentium 3 700 both had 384MB of ram, 80GB IDE harddisk and 450+ watt modern PSUs the 1300 is a browsing PC, not sure if I'll add another harddisk and install a minimal WinXP with chrome and MirandaIM... oh, word of wisdom... only install the Win98SE SP 2.1a... SP 3.0 corrupts the harddisk slowly |
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