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Dreamblaster Synth S1 Daughterboard Waveblaster MIDI Yamaha DB50XG XR385 type

05 Jun, 2018

Great addition to my Yamaha Audician 32 Plus

Great addition to the WaveBlaster header of my Yamaha Audician 32 Plus ISA sound card (for OPL3 FM AND wavetable synth) for both retro DOS gaming and having a classic synthesiser sound for MIDI music.

04 Jul, 2007

It's a really cool looking AGP 6800 GT.

The Galaxy Glacier 6800GU AGP graphics card looks great with a nice blue PCB, large fan, great heatspreaders throughout encased in a great looking air channel thingy. It's performance (for a graphics card of it's generation with games of the same vintage) is also great, even with 4xAA/8xAF enabled @ 1152x864x32 @ 100Hz. And it's fully XP sp2 capable/Vista ready with full DX9.0c/SM3.0 support, which is great for if I should decide to move over to a Vista comparable version of Linux. Despite the limited information available on the web though, it's not really a 6800 Ultra, just a factory overclocked GT. This is because I've found that it's completely stable at stock GT speeds (350/1000MHz) but not at stock Ultra speeds (400/1100MHz), which is also the default speeds the 6800GU comes with. However, as I've found the instability lies with the GPU rather than the memory, I've found that clocking the 6800GU back up to 375/1100MHz maintains stability for DX7-9 games while providing slightly better performance than a factory overclocked BFG 6800GT OC (370/1100MHz). If there was just one other issue with it is that not only does it require two slots of space (which wasn't a problem with me as the motherboard I've got (ECS nForce3-A939 v1.0a) had a free space available for big graphics cards), but it also requires a great deal of space within the system case. I had to move all my hard drives down a couple of drive bays as the card was so big it occupied some of the space formerly occupied by two of my hard drives. (My case is a full size Jeantech Phong 2). I got it because it looked good, fitted in well with my affordably upgraded system and it might have been a great looking 6800 Ultra. Also because the card I had previously (5900XT) didn't provide that much of an improvement over my original graphics card (Gainward GeForce3 Ti 200). Finally, I didn't have to pay way more for a cut down AGP version of a PCI-Express based GeForce 7 series card or move over fully to a PCI-Express based system with a proper GeForce 7 or above.

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G.Skill F2-8000CL5D-4GBPQ 4GB 2 x 2GB PC2-8000U DDR2 1000 CL5 Desktop Memory Kit

26 Apr, 2016

Fast, reliable and good looking DDR2 memory for a P35/E8400 based build.

Recently built a Windows XP/7 gaming machine with a new Gigabyte EP35-DS3R motherboard I had on the shelf, but never previously got round to building on, with this memory, an E8400 processor off eBay, and other parts I already had or purchased off eBay. With another identical kit, I was able to successfully set all four modules, totalling 8GB, to run at the rated speed and timings of 5-5-5-15 at 1000MHz, with a command rate of 1T at 2.0v, using the Gigabyte motherboard's BIOS. This was done after updating to the F4 BIOS with the processor kept on stock settings. Was able to run MemTest86 for several hours with no issues. Then successfully installed a full dual boot XP/7 system with older games running on this setup. Been fast, stable and reliable to date. Memory modules look good too.

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