Building a Better Windows 98 PC! The Megaluminum Monster

In 2019 we put together the Lazy Green Giant: a Win98 Pentium III computer with Voodoo 3 and Aureal Vortex 2 cards. Can't say I was ever 100% satisfied with it so it's time for a rebuild! Now with a SCSI2SD hard disk replacement, 360k floppy drive, and dual sound cards. AWE yeah.
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#LGR #PC #Retro

[@LGR]

Since making this video I've installed a SCSI extension, DVD-ROM, HDD indicator etc. _Check out the update video here!_ kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYiseaxsZbF_rbM

[@andljoy]

I had that case back in the day !! I still have it in the loft but i drilled out all the rivets and flatpacked it . Could not bring , myself to throw it out.

[@reaper15a]

@BriPlaysRB Windows ME (Many Errors) is heresy!

[@cutchyacokov]

@BriPlaysRB Windows 2000 was more like the Windows 98 interface on Windows XP. XP and 2000 were very similar under the hood, ME was more like 98 "Third Edition" and was a buggy nightmare.

[@oqox8698]

LGR I’m trying to restore a Windows me pc but the graphics card died and I need help

[@holzwurm_hd7029]

Could you please link the Case? Im searching for a Case to put my Threadripper in.

[@Spootnik]

The year is 2020. We have finally been able to afford a top of the line computer from 22 years ago

[@s8wc3]

I wish that were true, the prices are going up again dangit

[@Mirokuofnite]

Thanks to videos like this all the new old stock is getting bought up and priced up. Should've made a 90s system back in 2013.

[@K.J.S.est1994]

s8wc3 I live in Australia and prices for older pc’s have gone up in recent years thanks to Phil’s Computer Lab whenever he uploads a retro pc related video. I still wish to find a Compaq Deskpro EN with a Pentium 3 processor so I can slap a GeForce FX 5500 inside it as they are great retro pc graphics cards for running Windows 95/98 pc games from 1997-2002.

[@Razee41]

@@s8wc3 Why not emulate then?

[@s8wc3]

@@Razee41 When you look up boring in the dictionary it says "see: emulation"

[@AshTheFriendlyNeko]

5:05 - There's nothing more permanent than a temporary fix that works.

[@Crlarl]

Truer words have never been typed.

[@tl1024]

We call that Permanary. Notice the suttle emphasis on permanent....

[@RM-vj4ni]

best comment

[@djole94hns]

Speakers in my car doors are still connected with duct tape and hope, so I feel this comment.

[@keithbrown7685]

I hear that it's a long way to temporary.

[@DarkSide3211]

The sliding motherboard tray needs to be a thing again in today's times. It would be so convenient

[@madjimms]

3Dgameman "Unfortunately it does not come with a removable motherboard tray."

[@aaaaeeeeffffeeeekkkkssss]

That case he used is just really awesome. If i had one i would definitely swap my rig into it.

[@DukeoftheAges]

I would love to have that

[@TranceHistorian]

That is an awesome feature, wonder why it didn't catch on. I'd love to use this case for a modern system but don't think there would be enough cooling.

[@Timbobjr]

@@TranceHistorian That little intake and exhaust setup genuinely caught me off guard. I guess thermals really didn't matter as much for gaming setups back in those days?

[@JasonStorey]

It endlessly tickles me that you upgrade components in long outdated hardware with newer... long outdated hardware. I love it.

[@ArpeggioPegasusMusic]

This is poetry in some way lol

[@markjones7109]

Me too :)

[@Alianger]

What CPU is it?

[@Martintoney2012]

I cooked dinner specifically with the intention of eating it while watching this. This is the good life.

[@LGR]

Mm dinner. Hope it was tasty!

[@Martintoney2012]

@@LGR Quite!

[@Aunarky]

I thought i was the only guy who only watches these while eating

[@elliotpierson8350]

Same, but for me it was 3am toast

[@kevinfeige8763]

As did I : ) And not the first time, either.

[@drmayday0015]

"Now that we've got the shield in place, we can get to screwin'" -Lgr 2020

[@StCerberusEngel]

Remember to screw in with confidence.

[@Chronologo]

Screw safe, shield yourself

[@andrive]

lol

[@jeyendeoso]

and "its so much deeper than i thought it would be"

[@hydranmenace]

All the while just dangling it out there

[@PH96Official]

"I just don't feel like doing it" clearly Clint is attempting to put the "Lazy" back into Lazy Game Reviews in 2020.

[@ThePaintballer1994]

Clint: - proceeds to list off every individual technical spec of his computer - Also Clint: "We have some thingies here!!"

[@USSMariner]

Not mutually exclusive

[@trofl]

"Ooo IRQs, I miss those" said no one ever. Nice build!

[@rommix0]

"No! You may not interrupt my requests!" - LGR (probably)

[@GeckonCZ]

Except for all those people who prefer good ol' PS/2 input devices with hardware IRQs, over the "modern" USB stuff with polling only.

[@GiSWiG]

@@GeckonCZ But the polling is so fast that it is not noticeable. The only thing that I can think of is in an old server room. KVM switches using PS/2 are still around because replacing them is pretty expensive. Besides, seeing that most servers are virtual anyway, there is little need for a keyboard, mouse and monitor except during setup of the host hardware. IDK for sure, I've setup virtual servers but never setup the host hardware.

[@GeckonCZ]

@@GiSWiG Polling will never be as fast as hardware interrupt. But yeah, unless you actually measure it, the delay won't be noticeable at all in most situations. PS/2 keyboard will however be more reliable, the USB stack can and sometimes tends to crash, which will render your USB peripherals unusable. But that's only relevant in the server environment really. And even there it matters less and less, thanks to virtualization and other factors. Oh and then there is also the placebo effect :)

[@RebeccaG90]

"Nope, nope, what am I doing. Gotta install the I/O panel first." I've built countless PCs and that's still me every damn time.

[@andisetiyawan1292]

Now i know, iam not alone.

[@anew742]

It amazes me that so few motherboards have pre-installed or integrated I/O covers. My new motherboard is actually the first I've used that has this feature lol

[@JohnJ469]

Hello, I'm John. And I keep forgetting to install the I/O panel first.

[@JaycRam]

Guess I got lucky with my motherboard: it's integrated on the back.

[@RampantLeaf]

I still haven't put mine on. I don't feel like taking out the mobo so I left it as is.

[@cassandralyris4918]

Clint is getting ever closer and closer to the *perfect* Duke 3D build.

[@LaidbackLost]

Forgetting to install the IO panel first is a mandatory, unskippable step to every PC build

[@pellaeon1877]

Why is LGR always so comforting to watch? Amazing job as always man!

[@maxchartier]

its the jazz music and enthusiasm. thx lgr

[@pAirA_]

@Code Bunny I watch LGR thrifts on bus rides home. It's extra fantastic when it rains too

[@asperand7550]

@Code Bunny Finally, someone that mentions it! Both this channel and science elf narrators have a very soothing voice. When I'm stressed I usually watch LGR and I feel better :D

[@sameash3153]

king o the cozy

[@skins4thewin]

His video's really do make for an easy and relaxing watch. Love watching his stuff just before bedtime, or in the background while working on stuff.

[@phills6732]

This is the era I did most of my computer tinkering, so this is straight up my jam.

[@PJBonoVox]

I lusted after one of these cases but could never afford one.

[@stefanforrer2573]

yeah... a p2 was my second computer ever.. p2 300mhz with an ati rage pro and some cheapo terratec soundcard, which both eventually got replaced by a 16mb voodoo banshee and the first soundblaster live and upgraded with a creative dvd encore kit... aaah, the good old days

[@fubaralakbar6800]

+1 to that :D --A child of the 90s

[@tl1024]

A 1ghz coppermine P3 was my first "all new everything" build. I built plenty before that of everything I could find used (Amd k2 & k3s, P1 166 oc to 250 stable, 486 with overdrive, horribly unreliable 386). C64 was my first computer. A buddy had a computer shop & let me root through all the used stuff, & I did it right & bought all my new stuff from him too.

[@anonykip]

"It's so much deeper than I thought it would be... oh that's what I said" LMAO

[@jpalmer999]

I remember being excited to have a DVD player in my pc as a kid XD

[@ihatecommunism9958]

Yeah, same here.. I was beyond excited to have the ability to burn CD's, lol..Sounds bad, but that's how I got gas money. People would give me a list of 12-15 songs they wanted and I would scour Limewire for them, download them, burn them and sell them the CD for $5, haha 😄..$5 would go a long way. It's crazy looking back and thinking about all that stuff..

[@SharkVaderYT]

Same

[@raphaelott5907]

and watching movies!!!!

[@8-bitstorm]

Yeah nowadays I'm let down when I find the case I ordered doesn't support them lol. Hopefully I can work up the money to swap the case.

[@TheEmeraldMenOfficial]

Smart man. Too bad Spotify exists, or you could make a decent small business selling customized mixtapes! And in a big city you might still be able to run it.

[@anzonix]

22:40 Really liked that stereo bit when watching with headphones.

[@LGR]

I'm glad! I exaggerated the effect while editing the audio, seeing it was recorded by my mic in mono :)

[@matcarfer]

@@LGR I noticed it yet I liked it. :)

[@konversion]

Dang, that aluminum case is no joke. Looks slick even by today's standards.

[@Diranda23]

Damn straight man. I need me one of those. :D

[@Sanctimoniously]

Broke: integrated sound and graphics Woke: Dual graphics cards Bespoke: Dual sound cards

[@Bitzell]

@SNES Nes uncultured

[@JamesKirk1988]

"That is so much deeper than I thought it would be. That's what I said" - LGR, 2020

[@Ryuujin1024]

And the motherboard tray is removable. Somewhere in the world 3D Game man is happy.

[@Dakktyrel]

"Now, with our shield in place, we can get to screwin'" ... Tshirt gold.

[@Dakktyrel]

@@dumbidiot2698 And why is that? Seriously, that would be a hilarious t-shirt. Nothing I'd wear to a job interview but certainly to the bar or just hanging out with friends.

[@subtledemisefox]

So anyway, I started screwin

[@alexxbaudwhyn7572]

Told your wife that last weekend

[@alexxbaudwhyn7572]

Or yo momma

[@ImOnyxRS]

I actually love that removable motherboard tray I guess you'd call it. Very convenient for building, I'd honestly like to see that more mainstream.

[@dsmith6]

At "11:36" I was yelling IO Shield!!! Good thing you heard me.

[@StCerberusEngel]

Keep calm and keep repeating "this isn't The Verge. This isn't The Verge. This isn't The Verge."

[@smartroadbiker]

@@StCerberusEngel I followed The Verge guide had no problems, had a great smoke machine!

[@Replatforming]

Good thing he had a Swiss Army knife that hopefully had a Philips head screwdriver in it that could screw out that brace with confidence.

[@SuperSmashDolls]

[Laughs in Gamers Nexus]

[@avacado6399]

smartroadbiker i saw someone follow it there was the magic smoke

[@ChadWSmith]

RIP Lazy Green Giant (2019-2019) Long Live the Large Gaming Rig!!! (2020 - 2222)

[@sidneylopsides]

The PC-60 was the first case I bought and wasn't a hand-me-down. I loved the motherboard tray, and bought the official window side panel for it. The whole thing was so nice to work on.

[@Jcktmn]

“I don’t feel like doing this today” -LAZY game reviews 2020

[@rm2569]

I wish modern cases had a slide out mobo tray like that.

[@delphicdescant]

There are cases that have removable mobo trays, some even designed to be usable outside the case as a little bench PC "holder," but many cases with these kinds of features cost a few hundred dollars U.S. They probably cost a lot back then too. Overall I think there are much nicer case designs these days than back then. Everything is modular and screwdriverless these days, and made out of better materials than thin stamped aluminum.

[@delphicdescant]

@@HappyBeezerStudios Buy whatever panel material you want. There was not a single feature nor material offered decade(s) ago that isn't still offered, and many new options now exist. You want cheap stamped aluminum with holes in it? You can still get it. But you can also get much nicer filtered airflow with fans so large and quiet they'd blow the minds of PC builders from the turn of the century.

[@jon6288]

@@delphicdescant just FYI, this wasn't cheap stamped aluminum. everything was cut out of heavy sheet stock. this case was like $300 back in 2003.

[@soulburned6026]

Those startup and shutdown sounds made my balls contract with nostalgia.

[@zwz.zdenek]

Too much information!

[@offspringfan89]

rofl

[@ETYPEJaguar38]

"Consult your physician if you experience a genital erection lasting more than 4 hours"

[@jarviscooper9059]

Lmaoo

[@HospitableSpirit]

Imagine fucking a computer

[@mrsconley666]

Clint I have watched your channel for 10 years and I love it. It always makes me happy when I am feeling down. Thank you.

[@G3DTrance]

This is MEGA AWESOME! I remember what it was trying to have two sound cards or video cards together in a Windows 98 PC. It was a pain! IRQs conflicts, drivers conflicts, BSODs, etc. It was really difficult. All my life I wanted to have two great sound cards together in a system like this "Megaluminum Monster", so: THANK YOU LGR FOR MAKING IT A REALITY and I can enjoy it watching this great videos!

[@heatsink_]

"A Lian-Li, oooooh!" - me, the moment the box appeared

[@tomf3150]

Will Marone Yep, Lian Li is always a win.

[@umageddon]

Never even knew they existed back then. For me my goto was always Antec - before that it didnt matter

[@Joostuh]

@@umageddon Antec? Plebs...

[@umageddon]

Niek Joosten hey now! Antec had some damn nice cases

[@gizmostudios]

@@umageddon antec piano black finish silent series... but yeah doesn't hold a candle to the build quality and thickness of the steel Lian Li uses. They did nice design and nice features, Lian Li did super classy tanks.

[@pattyoneill91]

nice all it needs a classic "designed for windows 98" sticker and a pentium 3 sticker lol really awesome dude. thats perfect.

[@dave4shmups]

That is one seriously awesome case! The aesthetics are great, and it just looks so pleasant to build in!

[@jeffb6786]

I've had that same Lian Li case for the last 8 or 9 years; it's awesome! It's still the home for my first Quad build (Q6600). Started with XP MCE on it and now has a 3 year old version of 10, though doesn't get used much anymore. Was never crazy about being confined to 80mm fans in the back, but overall it's been a very durable case that stands up to a fair amount of abuse. It's had other computers stacked on it for a few years, it's been moved around countless times, and short of a few scratches it's still rock solid. Good move! Great channel too! I found you about 2 weeks ago and have been watching your videos. Great work and thank you!

[@GamerbyDesign]

9:40 was amazing. I've been working with computers for over 20 years and had never seen a pullout IO MB thing. Well guess what my next case is going to have.

[@SullySadface]

Wow, I kinda legit want that case for a modern build.

[@TerryTateOfficeLinebacker760]

Or a case that requires a physical key to power it on!

[@cosminogloocosy1154]

@@TerryTateOfficeLinebacker760 That will be super-cool!

[@reav3rtm]

No dust filters. Not in a lifetime!

[@erikthered4929]

@@TerryTateOfficeLinebacker760 Look up "Key Switches" or "Keylock Switch" and you should find exactly what you want, just get a 2-pole switch for the 2 wires on your normal microswitch and wire that in place. Obviously would require retrofitting to a case but drilling a hole is pretty simple. There are modern cases with key interlocks but it's virtually only found in business/enterprise.

[@Ipodman9]

Mine has dust filters and is a older model. I have a 1060/8700 build in it love the look. Just wish mine had usb 2.0 like his mine is usb 1.1

[@noisytim]

I’m so happy, that I’m not the only one who forgets the IO shield...

[@juango500]

27:09 Congratulations! You found LGR swearing on YT! Now time will collapse.

[@starspeakerarts]

Me: Watches Linus' Fancy modern Builds Also me: watches LGR building with components kids nowadays learn in their computer history books

[@ShapeyFiend]

It'd be fun see them collaborate on a video some day. Bit of a geographical inconvenience I know.

[@polyphonydigital]

I learned about these from LGR. lul

[@turbomustang84]

Around 2002 I had bought a Philips 5.1 sound card and have convinced myself that someday I would find a use for it along with numerous other computer components such as dual Pentium III tualatin motherboards with Rambus I'll never use ....so maybe before I drop dead I should ship all this stuff to lgr

[@celebratelife865]

Talk about a case upgrade, that is so awesome! Great job scoring this new old-stock chassis. Keep it up!

[@thatranger92]

Hello, LGR. thank you for encouraging me to get into pc restorations with your amazing content. keep it up man!

[@AcousticNRG]

That version of UT brings back so many memories from my first LAN event good times :]

[@NightSprinter]

AcousticNRG My first ever online gaming experience. 56k modem, and the netplay was so damned smooth!

[@AcousticNRG]

@@NightSprinter this and the very early versions of counter strike got me hooked on pc gaming :]

[@stevesstuff1450]

Back then it was THE perfect game for multi-player LAN party fun! Wonderful level design, fantastic weapons, and smooth gameplay! Loved it sooo much... and it's now available on GOG.com if wan't some old-school fun ;-)

[@BenReierson]

My friends and I did a lot of LAN parties, and while ut made appearances, I always wanted to stick with ID games. I never liked the feel of ut nearly enough. This brings back that old rivalry feeling.

[@frosty024]

16:01 = Clint's Owen Wilson impression.. Spot-On.

[@SkorpyoTFC]

That old-stock Lian Li is so damn nice.

[@DMMDestroyer]

That company has made some amazing cases over the years. My Xbox 360 case is one they made and helps prevent RROD thanks to the aluminum.

[@markjones7109]

I concur. It`s an awesome case. I want one !!

[@girlwithglasses9688]

Good job on making it work again!!! I suddenly remember doing all the homework before with that computer! Downloading songs, or playing games, etc.

[@ExtremeBirdTypography]

When you polish off the old case, please do it on video. Seeing a gunky tower turn to a fresh, bare case again sounds like great oddly satisfying material!

[@ilike600baud]

I really enjoyed the time-lapse assembly and disassembly parts of this video! Great stuff

[@PericlesBeber]

what a great video, the sound card sound testing it´s so awesome !!! Nice job as always! Gretings from Brazil.

[@The-MOSTWANT3D-Gamer]

I love watching your builds, it makes me want to just buy a bunch of old PC stuff and start buildings some random towers! Keep up the awesome content LGR!

[@rick420buzz]

To this day, I still think Canyon.mid sounds like it could be opening theme music for a local TV newscast.

[@kongruss218]

Gee Clint why does your mom let you have two sound cards

[@alexsilva28]

I understood that 50's reference

[@singeslayer8367]

I instantly fell in love with that case! My main pc case has a motherboard tray aswell, it is sooooo handy to be able to lift that thing right out of the case for cleaning, troubleshooting and modifying/part swapping.

[@oris.corrupt]

I am truly fixated on your uploads! So many amazing videos and blasts from the past. Keep up the great work !

[@Ultravore]

I love the floppy sounds when you boot up that computer. Reminds me of good old times ☺

[@GamingRetro]

I can never get enough of your vintage builds. And aluminum is highly underrated.

[@OCROldComputerRebuilds]

love the case great job. I like that you added both PCI and ISA sound cards. the 360k floppy is the icing on the cake

[@XrisD147]

Ahh f***ing around with windows settings for hours, that takes me back.

[@jbfarley]

Censoring yourself is fucking stupid and serves no purpose

[@TheSandvichTrials]

jbfarley what, you’re gonna police how people choose to express themselves?

[@XrisD147]

@@jbfarley I was just doing it to be nice.

[@crackwizard666]

I remember when I just used to mess around with the windows xp settings all the time

[@XrisD147]

I mean more specifically getting the graphics drivers to work and their settings to optimum standards. Circa 1999 to 2005 after this I just started buying consoles instead for gaming.

[@darkfalzx]

OMG that case is monstrous! Being constantly short on living space I'm getting all sorts of anxiety just looking at it.

[@Vienna3080]

"It is so much deeper then I thought it would be~" A moment for the history the books

[@jimtaylor431]

I had one of these Lian-Li cases back in the day and even went as far as buying the aluminium bezels for both the DVD and floppy drives. Really finished the case off nicely :)

[@daveblair4161]

I find myself leaving closed captions on for your things like "[box slicing noises]" and "[synthy disassembly music]". Great stuff (and good video too, I guess 😉)!

[@GabeTheGrump]

At this rate you’re going to have your own mini functional computer museum every era and budget range

[@danieldougan269]

He already has it!

[@AmyNumberSeven]

16:35 All hail Emperor Clint Palpatine, also known as Darth Woodgrain.

[@storm_filter]

love your content, its currently my favorite channel lately

[@SafetyRabbit]

I know it was a while back, but this was a total joy to watch. So many memories with a really nice modern twist. Very cool!

[@aserta]

When i saw the box, "huh, i had a PC case that opened like that too", when you took it out of the box. Holly sh*t nostalgia punch. I had that exact same case years ago. :)) Man, the memories.

[@natelan69420]

I still have one! It's bad ass!

[@ScottyPhoton]

Oh yeah, I remember that Lian Li case. Wanted one of those back in the day. Nice video as usual!

[@ezioauditoredafirenze8352]

I love that you put so much effort on that sound aspect. 🎶🎵🎶 You really put a nice touch on that Clint. 👍 I had that Soundblaster AWE 64 back in mid 1990s by the way. Really liked that one.

[@keithbrown7685]

LOVE THIS!!! LOVE THIS!!! I am in geek heaven!!!! Thanks LGR!!!! And happy 2020!

[@bengmo64]

Awesome! I still have my lian li case from the windows 98 era. It's so well built I keep hoping I'll find a use for it, but it has two big holes in the top where my fans were for the transmission radiator I used to water cool it. Ahh memories

[@BlueBoxRevan]

If only KZbin was a thing 20 years ago

[@alexanderfederowicz]

Watching your builds here is like building your first mini-bike... You just know your getting away with something, and lovin it every step of the way ! Is there a video of your Gaming Library ? Those Boxes are Amazing, and the Art is one of a Kind !

[@General_Griffin]

This video really made me appreciate how great your current camera and microphone are.

[@JimtheITguy]

Ahh the memories of those motherboard mounting clips, the amount of cuts I got assembling pc's with them when they bit you :-D

[@adultlunchables]

If at all possible guys, resist the urge to paint computers. It might look good for a short period of time but you'll regret it later on as it starts to look crappy. I suggest getting it professionally painted at a shop that has the proper equipment instead.

[@Bobis32]

agreed and since that one is aluminum you could electropaint it meaning a perfectly even coat

[@s8wc3]

I think its because he used plastidip more than anything else

[@Lukeno52]

The main issue is going to be the starting point. If you're starting on bare metal it'll probably look fine; if you're spraying over existing paint, especially if it is an orange peel type, then it'll probably suck.

[@smartroadbiker]

@libnny gutierrez Agreed, preparation is everything when it comes to painting!

[@leebutler5180]

@libnny gutierrez Absolutely.

[@SolidSonicTH]

I love that motherboard tray. It's like a test bench you can pull out whenever you want.

[@richardharding760]

What a great video,i have just repaired an old Dell and updated with an SSD,and more ram,but yours is fantastic,thank you.

[@davidwesst]

Hello Darkness, my old friend.... That caught me off guard and got a really loud LOL out of me. I love this channel.

[@IanThatMetalBassist]

A day after finding a copy of Duke 3D at Goodwill, I see a new LGR video! Could it be a sign?

[@adultlunchables]

Prot-tip: Goodwill trains their employees in the back to never put out high value items on the shelves. They instead send anything they deem as valuable to their website for auction. Go check their website to see all the things they won't let you get your hands on. New phones, newer laptops, tons of great stuff is withheld from us. Instead, go support Salvation Army and other thrift stores that put all the cool stuff out on the shelves for us to find.

[@IanThatMetalBassist]

@@adultlunchables I know of the online ShopGoodwill store, have scored some nice stuff on there. Unfortunately Goodwill holds a monopoly on the thrift store business in my particular area.

[@finaltransconfigurat]

Your face your ass what's the difference

[@KiraSlith]

Its a sign it's time to play Duke again.

[@lordcrayzar]

No.

[@easuess]

Still love this case. I will have to get it out of the garage some time soon to see what I last put in it a couple of years ago. Nice build!

[@CarlosAugS]

Missed your vídeos about Win98!!! Thanks for posting!!

[@TimChuma]

"You do not have enough conventional memory?" "Maybe we bought the wrong installation program?" "Maybe we bought the wrong computer!"

[@Dawwwg]

Maybe you just need QEMM, that will fix it for sure :)

[@LieshaCichol]

And once you clear that, IRQ management time >

[@draxoronxztgs1212]

LOL!😄 Yeah, all that F'-ing hassle can easly kill all the fun of putting together one before having use of it. My setup runs a Voodoo 5500 with AWE64 gold sound, Pentium 3 @ 1GHz on socket 370 to slot 1 adapter, and is stocked with 640MB SDRAM 133MHz FSB. Uses a 32GB CF-card as HDD. Runs nice.

[@Dawwwg]

@@draxoronxztgs1212 Tweaking your MS-DOS config files wasn't a thing anymore during the P3 era; that was all bug & pray in Windows :)

[@draxoronxztgs1212]

@@Dawwwg Yes, but it was still necessary to manage in Windows and BIOS if intalling the drivers didn't worked due to IRQ collisions. Some controller cards have their required IRQ and DMA settings to work at all that can not be changed. The Plug'and'Pray feature wasn't called that because it always worked as intended.

[@nopeterra7072]

Looks good man!

[@aftli]

I have that same folding box cutter knife and I LOVE THAT THING. Seriously. I love it to the point where I'm just happy to see somebody else owning and enjoying it.

[@Langlly]

Man, i love yous videos. It make me to remember when i was a kid and used windows 98.

[@IRWPD]

Miss the Windows 98 days. Thanks for keeping it alive for everyone.

[@steak85]

I love everything about this channel, and this video. That said, as an Aussie, Aluminium. That is all. :)

[@vgtheory]

Love me some LGR build vids. That case is pretty sick. Good job.

[@Deraco1]

As always great video! Actually shined some light on older 8/16bit sound samples for midi music. Didn't know the differences lol

[@mmummumm]

Really dark... 🎶 I can't see shi- 🎶

[@gyasoma7892]

I just know a lil about computer, but i dunno why i mesmerized by this channel. I would be marathoning all those video when i am depressed. It's kinda ease my depression. Keep going bud.

[@blazed85]

Really awesome build! And I've played for many years with Unreal Tournament and made so many of my own maps. Really brought back some good memories :)

[@woubulbus]

Lian li is most known for their VERY high quality cases

[@blahorgaslisk7763]

Though not always very well designed ones. The fit and finish is usually first class and the prices tend to be in the upper range of what you'd expect, though not outrageous.

[@deathtoll5000x]

>Every time someone mentions Plasti-Dip RCR: "Firm up your shocks, AND PLASTI-DIP MY SHAME!"

[@andrewchristiansen8311]

Man you have all the stuff we had in the 90s. My dad had a Sound blaster Awe64 Gold sound card. Thats nuts!

[@BOYD1981]

Nice to see someone else play Lucid! I had a dual soundcard solution in the late 90s in an IBM Aptiva with on-board MWave, I couldn't get my shiny new SB128 PCI to work at all in DOS so I somehow managed to get the PC to use the SB in Windows and switch the MWave in DOS and Command Prompt which worked great but did require the use of two sets of PC speakers.

[@Gunslingerwashere]

Windows 98 User in 1998: "It's amazing to think about what computers will be like in 20 years." LGR in 2020: "Building a Better Windows 98 PC!"