The graphic card is a Tseng ET4000/W32i (VLB), could it be a compability issue? I believe these cards has very high compability with DOS games, right? Are there any graphic card tweaks available for DOS gaming?

elszgensa wrote on 2024-02-20, 15:57: No idea, sorry, I don't own that version. I only saw Wikipedia claim it's optional, so there's gotta be a way somewhere. I see... I believe this is the first version, with VGA only, and no such setting. Thanks anyway!

elszgensa wrote on 2024-02-20, 15:50: Does the same thing happen in X-Wing? Which version of TF is this? If it's the later one with hires support, try lowering it back down. Interesting. How do I do that in Dos? Don't see any options for that in setup...

rain wrote on 2024-02-20, 14:52: This could be sound problem, are you sure run setup and set sound card Yes, I have run setup. Both sound and music plays fine in other parts. I have also tried disabling sound completely

Aui wrote on 2024-02-20, 14:46: it seems your screen is showing you the dark side...ahem... 😂😂🥁

I'm trying to play Tie Fighter on my 486.. everything works fine up until I go into "Enter Mission"... then I get a black screen any nothing more happens. The intro plays just fine with sound and music. I am able to go around in the "base", but as soon as I enter any kind of mission (same in …

Bios older than July 1994 often let you enter larger values into the drive table, but internally the BIOS INT13 call rarely was able to process values larger than 1023 Cylinders , 16 Heads, 63 Sectors/Track, which is 512MB. Your drive is 4 GB, so you likely need a BIOS INT handler newer than May …

Bios older than July 1994 often let you enter larger values into the drive table, but internally the BIOS INT13 call rarely was able to process values larger than 1023 Cylinders , 16 Heads, 63 Sectors/Track, which is 512MB. Your drive is 4 GB, so you likely need a BIOS INT handler newer than May …

Need to know the WD HD model number. Need to know the BIOS version of the Fic 486-GVT-2 The current bios does not support greater than 2GB HD and cannot properly ID the C/H/S. WD HD model number is AC14200-30RT thumbnail_IMG_2673.jpg BIOS version is 4.50 thumbnail_IMG_2669.jpg Something that …

Hi friends! I am in the process of building a 486, and have ran into an issue with the HDD, and are hoping for some help from the experts :) The HDD is a 4 GB Western Digital (E-IDE). If I connect the drive to a Pentium build, it works just fine. I am able too boot and run the drive with no issues. …