TO9XCT is a "random talk and trash"-blog, about old computertechnology from the 90's. (Yeah... I love that old "shit")
Monday, 10 August 2015
Sites about vintage computing
There are tons and tons of information out there on the internet, for those who just realized that new hardware won't cut it for old/older games. And need to build an old computer. Or just upgrading an ancient machine for this purpouse. Yeah... What to do? Where to start?
A lot of people start by looking at videos of some duchebag who is killing old hardware, by handeling it on the nylon carpet and wearing nylon based clothes. Not wearing any anti static equipment. There are other places than youtube on the internet for these type of matters. Places were people are telling you to be carefull with the old precious hardware, and WILL help you. When building a new machine is the next new personal project for you.
If you do not know where to start. Then you are in a bit of luck. Actually a lot of luck, as I have gathered three good places to start some vintage-time.
The Amd K6 Resources page
This page is a "must read" for all fan's of the K6 family of CPU's, and for fan's of the Socket Super 7 platform in general. It is well written, it has tons of information and even a little guide for tuning a Gigabyte GA-5AX motherboard. Please head down to this page, if you are planning on building a SS7 based machine.
AMD K6 - Resources
Vogons.org
Vogons is the absolute best forum, when talking about retro computers in the broadest sense. As it is not only for those who are retro'ing around, using 25 to 30 year old computers. It is allso for those who are planning a retro machine from around 2004.
The users at Vogons are really helpfull, has a good sence of humor and the community is an extremely strong one. And you will find users from all over the world.
Vogons
Phils Computerlab
At Phils Computerlab, you will find really good and solid information. An professionally done website that are easy to navigate, and with a wellwritten language.
Phils Computerlab
Hope that you will find the above information usefull. Remember that playing games on DosBox, is nothing compared to the real deal. Allways run that old game, on authentic hardware.
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