Its still technically not cheating because it will work on any console

Its funny that even back then people goes for amd than intel just as now to buid ultimate gaming pc s

FYI Foxxcon made the Atari joystick and other connectors, at the time, that's about all they were doing. They came a long way!

I bought an old Atari Mega ST off Ebay, it had a PC-Speed (AMD but with an Intel logo on the chip!) 286 add on board soldered on top of the Motorola 68000. I used an add on adapter that gives an ISA bus to install an ET4000 VGA card. I Owned a PC repair shop in the 90's and have a large collection of old hardware to mess with.

Thank you for the great video on IE! this was a good watch.......grin

Quite refreshing to see the old machine being rebuilt in modern form. I resorted to running freedos on Linux to run my old DOS games. I know it is not the same, but at least something ;-)

Kinda neat, and you have the interrupts working (well enough) to get sound. Very neat. I'm curious if this is something that's only able to be used on certain chipsets, and you can't do this forever on every system going forward.

13:32 why are you pissing in a bottle? couldn't make it down the hall to the bathroom??

That's like getting in a bicycle race with a Ferrari limited to 20MPH.

Why not have a video recording included alongside the macro files for each system? You can reduce the quality of course to black and white for size (it would still be big, but work on every system with indeterministic pauses) You can sync it directly to the commands so at any point it could check frames in proximity to sync the command it's expecting if it detects that the frames don't match. Playing it blindly gives you nothing to "verify" the success of the messages sent.

Brilliant. I know your pain. I had a very similar project hooking up a TEEMI bar code scanner as a HID device. Indeed found CH559 and Atmega32U4 in serial to do the job. Only to find that I have to reverse engineer all of the data this bar code scanner is outputting. It's a complete blackbox, no source code anywhere. So I just have an oscilloscope to figure it all out. Half way through the project I noticed Web Serial API is now a thing in select browsers and thought... this sort of defeats the purpose of me building this entirely and went with the software approach. Great video!

Interesting. Last time I've built a PC was back in 2009. Times have changed it would seem.

Does the TPM connector use ISA bus?

Now make youtube and webbrowser for it

Interesting video on how possibly bring back old ISA. However I'm afraid the ISA PnP driver after WinXP is a NULL driver that is for some compatibility, but does NOT work - I tested SB AWE64 Gold ISA PnP card on Athlon XP platform with ISA slot: the ISA soundcard worked perfectly with Windows XP, but Vista and Win 7 did not even detect it resulting in no sound! There was no prompt for drivers, nothing in device manager. Win7 32 bit is latest which worked since Win8 and Win10 32 bit required SSE2 that resulted in BSOD during setup.

Could you elaborate how you made this possible ? Im trying to get into dvs too!

Please, can anyone help me where can I place order to make front+rear panel? I have already downloaded project files for those panels.

Hello. Where can I buy/order/make the case & front+rear panels ?

Now try this with Crysis...

I recently (re)acquired a PC1640! A question on the MDMONO mode. From the docs, it looks like this should allow emulation of EGA graphics modes on a MDA monitor. However I tried this and EGA modes do not work - only Hercules modes do. I know there are some graphics cards that do this successfully (notably the ATi EGA Wonder cards). Have you had any luck with the MDMONO mode? Thanks!

Knew the video was gonna be a banger when I heard that accent ❤

dont call your hand a girlfriend hahahaha , i have a question how to make start floppy for windows 95 not have working windows , i wanna instal 95 on my intem mmx166 retro pc and i need dis dam floppy

One note, for anyone who want to replicate this, some of these PC-104 boards have a graphics chip that gets silly warm unless you put a fan in its general direction.

in theory if you were to put the low pin count bus on a PCIe card you could bring back dos compatibility in theory nobody's actually tried it

hey clinton, i need one too! lol great video as always! i want to design a combination pci card for the 5150, with a raspberry pi or similar at the core, to as as a gpu, sound card, ide/sata, and ethernet all in one card. myself and a couple friends are trying to acquire the hardware needed to begin making it. if this already exists, or someone has any tips, we are all ears! and looking for old hardware cheap, broken isnt a problem, we can fix

Crazy that is has been 7 years since this video and in that time only one more new major version of Windows was released.

though you have to build one yourself well that's a disappointment

First 2 use cases I thought of are edge cases: 1. Use USB Keyboard to DA15 for Family Basic on NES (with exp board) or Famicom 2. Use USB keyboard with TempleOS on bare-metal without modifying the OS code I was wondering when someone would put time into making USB polling accurately translate to serial interrupts =) looks like a great solution.

The NES controller has 7 pins, but the RJ45 connector has 8. Does it matter which one is left out? Other than that, this is an amazing project and what you're doing here is incredible.

Thank you very much for this video!! Awesome!

How do you get root an where did you find the pin outs ? I wanna trying something different

I perfer the old Warcraft sound tests, 6th click " It doesn't get any better then this."

If you playing on 60 fps++ and switch to 30 fps u will find it so slow

Virgin Megastore Micro Machines 2 link doesnt work

I love how my childhood consoles still be useful today 😢

Felicidades! Has llevado al límite a la mejor consola de videojuegos de su generación la nintendo entertainment system

gaaawwdddd daamn

Thats a pathethic library size?? right. yeah okay. say that to my library which can fit on one hand.

No you CANNOT use a cga monitor on a vga card, because CGA signals are digital and VGA signals are analog... and furthermore, one is DB9 and one is DB15

would it be possible to use the platter wheels als controlers too??

no ecler eternal fader mentioned sadge

Title : Year 2195 , holophotonic isa emulation, how to connect old 1980 isa card to holophotonic neural implant

Wtf isa + 775 is such a oddity

I actually had an argument with my boss that this was still the case.

5:38 Most excellent!

Back in those days when PCI slots entered the scene, I mostly used the ISA slots for the modem. The reason is that ISA modems had more hardware to do most of the processing on the ISA card for the modem work because of ISA's limited bandwidth. Meanwhile for PCI modem cards, PCI modems were cheaper than ISA because they had far less hardware, relying on the CPU to do the computational work before sending data to the card. The drivers for the ISA modems were less taxing on the CPU, granting better system performance.

Next PaRappa the Rapper on the NES

Next ROBLOX on NES

Guessing that little snip at the end was you groving after getting some action from Debby

Maybe the bridge initialization code can be integrated into BIOS as an DXE module, and that would solve windows driver issue.