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  • Main Page
    ...ows which cards use the original Yamaha OPL FM synthesis method, and which cards use another almost-compatible alternative instead.) *[[Graphics Cards]]
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  • 3dfx
    ...penGL renderer wasn't their best effort, therefore players with competitor cards had to wait for Epic's patches to improve the graphics, but in the end it w ...h actually do not at all, or only provide a special MiniGL driver for 3dfx cards. This was again due to 3dfx being the dominant 3D solution at this time, an
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  • Intel CPUs
    ...bridge chip. The bridge chip may cause some problems when using ISA sound cards.
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  • Sound Cards & Modules
    [[Category:Sound Cards]]
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  • Socket 8 / Slot 1 / Socket 370 Motherboards
    ...f the 440LX motherboards had issues with powering more modern AGP graphics cards. ...work in BX) in addition to some of it's AGP slots having problems with AGP cards which need a lot of power. Another disadvantage is BX's inability to use SD
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  • Athlon Motherboards
    ...ridge has PCI errata that can be triggered by some PCI cards such as sound cards. It can cause HDD data loss because the IDE controller is on PCI. ! Sound
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  • Yamaha
    ...many other products. Their audio chips are often used on third-party sound cards. == Sound chips ==
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  • Hanging note bug
    ...nd cards. The bug only occurs when affected cards are utilized for digital sound effects and MIDI music simultaneously, but it happens on any MIDI device re ==== Games using the ''DMX sound system'' by Paul Radek: ====
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  • Windows 9x Builds
    Matrox cards are often considered good choices as a companion for a Voodoo 1 or 2. They NVIDIA cards are a somewhat risky choice in that the quality of the boards vary a lot. T
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  • Socket 7 Builds
    *Choosing 2D and 3D graphics cards *Choosing sound devices
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  • Duke Nukem 3D
    ...ommended. The DOS version is known to have problems with [[Creative Labs]] cards. ...sibly related to the particular implementation of the EMU8K synth on those cards and can be fixed by running a MIDI file before starting the game. This prob
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  • Creative Labs
    ...1981. They are mostly known for their PC sound card product family called "Sound Blaster", which was the de facto standard in PC audio from its first releas [[File:Soundblaster_32_IDE_PNP_(CT3600).JPG|200px|thumb||Sound Blaster 32 IDE PNP (CT3600)]]
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  • Ensoniq
    ...sound processor company that produced sound cards during the 1990s. Their cards competed against Creative Labs' offerings. At the end of the decade they we ==Cards==
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  • General monitor advices
    Early EGA cards have a 9 pin Sub-D connector with a digital RGBI output. This requires a CR ...resh rate instead of 70 Hz standard. A typical indication are speed and/or sound issues in games and demos that use the refresh rate for time synchronizatio
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  • Windows versions
    ...rs for Windows NT4 is solid. Also the most important gaming 3D accelerator cards from 3dfx at this time have Glide support in Windows NT4. Thus most Glide c ...between 95 and NT4, 2000 is more stable than 98, although several graphics cards manufacturers initially had problems providing drivers with the same perfor
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  • List of CPU speed sensitive games
    ...ith the early proprietary APIs; a special case here are Rendition Vérité cards, since their slow VGA performance will also bottleneck DOS games using thes | Duke Nukem II (1993) || With certain sound cards, Sound Blaster digitized sounds might not play || 486 16 || Reduce clock speed or
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  • Terratec
    ...multimedia equipment founded in 1994. Their products mainly include sound cards and TV adapters. [[Category:Sound Cards]]
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  • EWS64
    ...erent, more simple card design and comes with a different codec chip. Both cards are PnP-compatible and can be configured by software. ...CS4236B made by Crystal Semiconductors, featuring SBPro, OPL3 and Windows Sound System compatibility. The card's IN-1 and the CD/MIDI-DB analog-in is wired
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  • Single Board Computers
    | WinSystems || PCM-AUDIOPRO || Sound || ESS ...odel is IBM PC compatible. Might require ROM BIOS chips and extra support cards.
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  • Example .TTM file for EWS64L/XL/XXL
    [[Category:Sound Cards]]
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  • Example .TTM file for EWS64S
    [[Category:Sound Cards]]
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  • Maestro 32/96
    ...leased by [[Terratec]] in 1996. It features a SoundBlaster Pro and Windows Sound System (WSS) compatible codec (Crystal Semiconductors CS4232), an on-card w ...synthesizer and effects processor. The synthesizer has access to a 4MB ROM sound set stored in two 32MBit chips (GMS931600 and GMS931601). Since the CS4232
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  • Miro Computer Products
    ...line included sound cards, TV and radio adaptors as well as some graphics cards. The company was acquired by Pinnacle Systems in 1997. ==Sound Cards==
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  • ATI
    ...h the mid '00s until merging with AMD in 2006. AMD still produces graphics cards today. ...atibles introduced by [[ATi Technologies]] in the mid to late 1980s. These cards were unique at the time as they offered the end user a considerable amount
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  • Advanced Gravis
    ...eased computer peripherals, mainly joysticks, gamepads and a line of sound cards, the [[Gravis Ultrasound]] family. The company was founded in 1982 and acqu
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  • Gravis Ultrasound
    ...in hardware and came with up to 1MB of on-board sample RAM. The Ultrasound cards were quickly adopted by the demo scene as the hardware mixing ability used The Ultrasound card family consists of the following cards:
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  • Aureal Semiconductor
    ...In addition to supporting DirectSound3D and EAX like its main competitor (Sound Blaster Live!), it also featured its own proprietary 3D audio technology, c ...es was not as common compared to Creative's EAX. Vortex cards also support Sound Blaster emulation in DOS.
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  • PCB
    **Sound Card *You can now add Video Cards
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  • How to identify an expansion card
    *By looking at it's chips (on more modern cards not an option without removing it's HSF) and/or the layout of the chips (in *VLB (usually for graphics cards and multi i/o cards)
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  • Audio
    This is a list of all sound cards in the wiki.
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  • Creative Sound Blaster Pro 2
    | Compatible with = [[Has compatibility::Sound Blaster]] The '''Sound Blaster Pro 2''' was a revision to the original [[Creative Sound Blaster Pro|SB Pro]], replacing the dual OPL2 chips with a single OPL3. Th
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  • Interesting Vogons Threads
    Emulating EAX on any onboard sound hardware? Asus P5A very slow AGP / Video cards (which is actually talk about the buggy P5A and the + chips)
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  • Creative Sound Blaster 16 Prelude
    | Compatible with = [[Has compatibility::Sound Blaster]] ...' is a budget card based on the Vibra 16C chip. This was one of the first cards to introduce [[CQM]] synthesis, replacing Yamaha's [[OPL3]] chip.
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  • Matsushita MKE
    ...oprietary CD-ROM interface, found on early [[Creative Labs]] [[Audio|sound cards]].
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  • Creative Sound Blaster AWE32 PnP (IDE)
    | Compatible with = [[Has compatibility::Sound Blaster]], [[Has compatibility::30-pin SIMM]] ...[Creative Sound Blaster AWE32|AWE32]]. It is one of the few Creative Labs cards that can take standard 30-pin SIMMs to increase the memory available for MI
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  • CD audio connectors
    ...ector''' is used to transfer an analogue audio signal from a CD drive to a sound card, where it is mixed with the card's normal audio output. ...to be passed through the MPEG decoder and on to the sound card, where the sound card's CD input will receive combined audio from both the MPEG decoder card
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  • SCSI controller
    ...e devices, which are cards that perform other functions as well, such as a sound card with a built-in SCSI controller.
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  • Creative Sound Blaster 32 PnP
    | Compatible with = [[Has compatibility::Sound Blaster]], [[Has compatibility::30-pin SIMM]] ...[Creative Sound Blaster AWE32|AWE32]]. It is one of the few Creative Labs cards that can take standard 30-pin SIMMs to increase the memory available for MI
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  • MB PRO
    The '''MB_PRO''' connector is used to connect a Sound Blaster card to a Modem Blaster card. The signals can also be re-purposed ...spx?sid=3026 Creative Labs - Pin Assignment of I/O Jacks and Connectors on Sound Blaster Devices]</s> Link dead, need archived mirror</ref>
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  • TAD
    ...the audio coming out of the speakers connected to the sound card, and the sound card's microphone being used to pick up speech for the call. | 1 || Phone line. On a sound card, input from the modem. On a modem, audio output. Normally white, to
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  • VIDE-CDD.SYS
    ...ete. A notable example is the [[Creative Sound Blaster 32 PnP]] series of cards, which only makes port 376 available when set to the secondary IDE interfac
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  • Creative Sound Blaster 16 ASP
    | Compatible with = [[Has compatibility::Sound Blaster]] ...pression of audio, however it proved to be a short-lived addition as later cards dropped this capability - presumably due to increasing CPU speeds and the f
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  • Year 2001 System Build
    ...rable Athlon MP. On the GPU front, we have out first DirectX 8 based video cards coming out to market. It was also the year that Windows XP launched! === Sound Card ===
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  • List of games that support AWE synth
    ...le-quality MIDI output, utilizing the built-in ROM bank of the EMU8000 (or sound fonts loaded into the AWE RAM). ...and does not require the General MIDI ''emulation'' capability of the AWE cards ('''AWEUTIL /EM'''). However, the EMU8000 must first be ''initialized'' usi
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  • NuXT
    * Re-arranged board to allow 16-bit cards in 3 of the 4 slots instead of 1 of the 4 NuXT Sound.jpg|Sound Card!
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  • List of games with EAX support
    ...www.vortexofsound.com/techhelp/gm_h2.htm Tech Help: Heretic II - Vortex of Sound (archived)]</ref> | EAX 1, EAX 2 and EAX 3<ref>Source: in-game Advanced Sound Options menu</ref>* Supported by ALchemy
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  • List of MT-32-compatible computer games
    ...ist all computer games that provide support for the Roland MT-32 family of sound modules. A separate major section is provided (in alphabetical order) for e ...incorrect sounds on MT-32 'old'. MT-32 driver substitutes CM-series' extra sound effects for GM/GS percussion notes|| || Yes || Yes || ||Roland SC-55
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