Lately I really enjoyed playing some of the video games from my youth. And I thought it would be a good idea to capture a bit of gameplay before I get too old to handle a controller :)
You will get the crackling noise on any audio jack that gets connected to an external speaker if you pull in in and out while the laptop is on.
@HarmonRAB-hp4nkАй бұрын
oh ok, simple mistake..since pci is only 533 megs a sec 4 fdd's would be easier in raid...... but uh thats a pcie card = 128 gigs a second :-)
@Toxic2TАй бұрын
Sweet
@janwagner3165Ай бұрын
Why not MXLinux, AntiX or Raspberry OS? These Distros are up to date in 32-bit.
@Mark-pr7ugАй бұрын
Playing games on the amiga later became a repeat of clever tricks to display amazing eye candy. That's how the software companies grifted us punters back in the 1990s. But these days I can see newbies rightfully enjoying the machine
@nuts4225Ай бұрын
It's really nice have alternate new storage solution even tho it's old motherboard it supports new ssd. :)
@JushwaАй бұрын
showed us the work but not the results 😭
@JushwaАй бұрын
damn no benchmarks?
@SeeJayPlayGamesАй бұрын
120 gig is $40? Ouch. Where are you? Here in USA, a 120GB NVMe is about half that.
@johnhudson7055Ай бұрын
I would have gone with a 2TB nvme drive and reinstalled windows to it. And i know that machine supports booting to PCIe. As for the add in card being able to use all 3 drives at once it can in theory. If the mobo supports bifurcation it should see all 3 of them, but with the extra sata ports on there I'm willing to bet theres a controller chip on there that will alow you to use all 5 at once.
@cathydowns5442Ай бұрын
"Skid Row"! Interesting...
@default1647Ай бұрын
The power is not problem with splitting I use something similar I have connected 2x1tb hdd and 480ssd but depending on your PSU
@feelsbad1193Ай бұрын
Link to the card you bought?
@bryansullivan9588Ай бұрын
I have my old gaming pc for sale man i just built a brand new 2500 dollar system interested let me know.
@maximmono1Ай бұрын
These old HP desktops and Gpu are extremely slow and outdated. With all respect to your video, looks like your It Technician skeels does need much more upgrade than this HP machine. Don't get me wrong lots people watch you and your quality of work is poor. This is constructive criticism not offensive one. Formatting wrong drive happend to me once, since then I always disconnect old drive before Windows installation, it is good practice to correctly name partitions as drive letters can create chaos. Last but not least, nvme can without warning simply die Highly Highly recommend live backup to One Drive or similar cloud solution. One Drive saved many small business from lost of years of work. Good luck with next video.
@bryansullivan9588Ай бұрын
That pc is trash for sure
@BrunodeSouzaLinoАй бұрын
You'll probably replace your M.2 drive for a new one before it starts to fail. There are people nowadays using storage servers which have nothing but flash memory and they're doing fine.
@maximmono1Ай бұрын
@@BrunodeSouzaLino Trus me nvme drives can die without warning, usually I'd is memory controller that fail not the nand memory bank. With Raid configuration not a big issue but for a small business without proper procedures of backup can cost lot of money and stress, I seen this happening many times.
@BrunodeSouzaLinoАй бұрын
@@maximmono1 The problem here is you are killing flash storage by the simple act of writing data to it. I mean, you could go for the brand new enterprise drives, but that will have a cost and they're only PCIe 5.0
@b0ne91Ай бұрын
I was getting excited thinking this may be a an older office system that still has PCI slots (not PCIe) and someone found an adapter for nvme to PCI they used to run a card in one of these ancient systems somehow. Cue my disappointing...
@BrunodeSouzaLinoАй бұрын
The old PCI standard is too slow for NVME drives to work with it. You're tied to 133 MB/s, which is fast enough for Gigabit Ethernet, but pales in comparison to even PCIe 1.0, which can transfer at 4GB/s with a x16 slot.
@b0ne91Ай бұрын
@@BrunodeSouzaLino I know. But putting the adapter inside some PCIe 1.0 or 2.0 x1 slot (as in what's available on most OEM boards) isn't exactly giving a modern NVMe drive any bandwidth either
@BrunodeSouzaLinoАй бұрын
@@b0ne91 It's worse than that. Some workstation PCs will only run the PCIe x16 slot at that speed if you put a card which uses all 16 lanes, otherwise the slot runs at x1.
@twistedzack28302 ай бұрын
hey man just some advice dont spin the fans with air it created DC voltage that can fry components like the motherboard.
@Lohan30012 ай бұрын
more recent motherboards and PSUs have overvoltage protection to prevent that kind of damage, BUT you should always secure your fan blades when cleaning them with compressed air, as the air pressure can spin the fans fast enough to strip the motor bearing.
@HarmonRAB-hp4nkАй бұрын
hehe they fooled you too eh... pc tech 35 years. dunno but given all the protection on the board for those very reasons are kinda obvious,,,, a fuse (capacitor)... they cant feed energy in reverse lol the fans the first to die, then a stage caoacity system that simply dies before anything else, much like a fuse once it dies no power through what so ever.. oh good to know.. electricity is drawn in, not forced. :-)
@mikesgarage3942 ай бұрын
You don't happen to have a machining channel, Rolling metal perhaps? Voice mannerisms, and possibly barn door are very familiar.
@mikesgarage3942 ай бұрын
The sata connections are used when using MSata and NGFF SSDs, you connect them to your motherboard sata ports. You are not getting 2 extra sata connections. Typically on thes e cards you can use one nvme and one ngff (sata), since yours has a msata, it can probably use 3 drives, 2 of which require plugging in to sata ports on mb. The top nvme type slot is keyed for NGFF drive which uses one of the sata connections.
@GamerPlayNiceTwice2 ай бұрын
same toshib laptop
@horaciodelre22102 ай бұрын
Great games!!!!! i still play GP4!!!
@kjellg.75762 ай бұрын
I see no original games from that times 😅 Everything was copied in that time. Not so much money used, as empty floppy discs was not expensive. Sad with only green pictures.
@viv-i-vangoesforth2 ай бұрын
lots of old pirated games there.
@kingforaday87252 ай бұрын
That was pretty much par for the times! Everyone I knew had 4 or 5 original games and hundreds of copied ones!
@leerobinson870919 күн бұрын
Pirating on the C64 consisted of tape over the cassette "copyright" hole and a dual tape cassette player with record function. In some cases the amiga floppy disks were like that depending on the software...
@zorkmid10832 ай бұрын
What kind of video connector did Amigas have? It wasn’t SVGA?
@MagikGimp2 ай бұрын
It depends on the model and where it was sold. Some have a proprietary monitor port which is likely what is being used here but there are big, chunky external RF modulators for TVs. I can't remember if any Amigas had built in modulators like the Atari ST did. SVGA is an IBM PC standard that became more and more common in the late 80s. Amiga was made by Commodore and the first model was released in 85/6. These days you can get converters and such for HDMI etc. Back in the day there were ones for SCART but if you're not European you won't know what that is.
@zorkmid10832 ай бұрын
@@MagikGimp Mentioning external RF modulators reminds me of the Atari 400/800. If someone still had a modulator, he/she could try hooking it up to a modern LED screen, but the resolution will probably be limited to 200 scan lines or something.
@off1k2 ай бұрын
@@MagikGimp "I can't remember if any Amigas had built in modulators like the Atari ST did." The original Amiga 1000 from '85 had built in composite port but A500, A500+ and A2000 did not, they came with external RF Modulators in the box. Original Atari ST from '85 did not have built in modulator, you had to buy a monitor for original ST. Wasn't until the STm and STfm were released before the Atari ST had built in composite (modulator). A3000, A4000, A600 and A1200 all had built in composite port as well as the CD32. CD32 also had S-Video. All Amiga models (except CD32) had 23pin RGB port.
@EDcase12 ай бұрын
From the golden age of computing 😁
@DavidB-rx3km2 ай бұрын
It's crazy how Digital Illusions (Pinball Dreams) would become DICE (Battlefield series).
@MsNIKITA2 ай бұрын
I still have my Amiga from my child hood, somehow most of ly disks have gone walk about since moving. :(
@boojiela2 ай бұрын
Amiga!!!! memories
@AHAZARD2 ай бұрын
Sensible Soccer was a class Amiga game. I gave away my Amiga 500 and games back in the 90's.
@Virtualnerd1012 ай бұрын
Thanks for sharing these old games with us, my generation ought to know more about the humble origins of gaming.
@MrQxi6 ай бұрын
GP 3 2000?
@leewatts8656 Жыл бұрын
I remember this but with just white pink, blue and black graphics
@oldgamersnetwork62314 ай бұрын
At least you had colour, I had to play in glorious grayscale :)
@brinzanmarius5099 Жыл бұрын
i still playing gp2 on my workplace:))
@JornadaSalesforce Жыл бұрын
I miss this track layout.
@zanetanovakova2908 Жыл бұрын
I ve been searching for this sound version for so long 🥹 thank you for the memories
@Whyteeford2 жыл бұрын
Man I remember when GP3 came out, and the mall had a whole setup for it, seat, wheel, pedals and shifter...that game was MILES ahead of its time
@IDeoI2 жыл бұрын
The game not support your videocard man! Get a GF3-TI200 or a VooDoo3!
@goose71253 жыл бұрын
video 38 of travelling across the internet
@Wesley_H-Lourens3 жыл бұрын
Playing f1 games, but im playing gp2 aswell. Can't get out of my heart and brains.
@Gigidag773 жыл бұрын
They were all impressive for their respective time period graphically.
@KayoMichiels3 жыл бұрын
you missed GP3 with 2000 Season Addon, which added the sound of other cars around you.
@demdjen773 жыл бұрын
Could there BE a less experienced driver??
@Quaker7633 жыл бұрын
All of these games were written in x86 assembly hahahahahaha.
@KayoMichiels3 жыл бұрын
And? What point are you making...
@Quaker7633 жыл бұрын
@@KayoMichiels Do you understand the skill it would take to write software of this complexity in pure assembly? Its an absolutely monumental feat that not many people are aware of. I'm not sure why my original comment required such a snarky reply.
@KayoMichiels3 жыл бұрын
@@Quaker763 Oh yeah, like how rollercoaster tycoon is completely written in assembly... But i don't think all the releases of GP has been written in assembly...
@jasonbarstow4773 жыл бұрын
GP4 : The AI and physics were assembler and owned by GeoffC. The graphics engine was C and D3D9 written by the Microprose team.
@claudiomancilla19683 жыл бұрын
Ese juego tenía el 2003 y 2004,muh buenos
@mpa19313 жыл бұрын
GP2 is really an amazing game
@ShineStreet3 жыл бұрын
The graphical jump from GP2 to GP3 is astonishing.
@albertohendrix2 жыл бұрын
Can you belive it's the same game engine?
@MyFavoriteDisease Жыл бұрын
I can't see that at all.
@TheDemonicPenguin Жыл бұрын
3D Accelerators came in between them, that's why
Ай бұрын
those were the years ❤
@the.internet3 жыл бұрын
I only had GP1 as a kid but as a massive F1 fan let me tell you... This game blew my mind with its gameplay! Getting to race actual circuits in familiar cars was simply amazing. Until getting my PC I was strictly 8 bit, so seeing 3D cars and those visuals was mind-blowing. Time to fire up dosbox or whatever I need and relive some memories.
@loopkin4 жыл бұрын
Who played GP2 with friends in hot seat mode?
@dogbadger4 жыл бұрын
Started on Amiga version of 1 - then bought them all on PC and have to say GP2 was my most played and probable favourite. Only issue i remember was that the game time was linked to your frame rate - so a lap timed at say 1:30 mins would take 2 mins real time if you chugged on full graphics, or barely a minute if you reduced the detail to minimum for max framereate. I first noticed this on GP2 and think GP3 also had this issue -something to do with the game engine, not sure about 4
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I played GP3 thousands of hours.
You will get the crackling noise on any audio jack that gets connected to an external speaker if you pull in in and out while the laptop is on.
oh ok, simple mistake..since pci is only 533 megs a sec 4 fdd's would be easier in raid...... but uh thats a pcie card = 128 gigs a second :-)
Sweet
Why not MXLinux, AntiX or Raspberry OS? These Distros are up to date in 32-bit.
Playing games on the amiga later became a repeat of clever tricks to display amazing eye candy. That's how the software companies grifted us punters back in the 1990s. But these days I can see newbies rightfully enjoying the machine
It's really nice have alternate new storage solution even tho it's old motherboard it supports new ssd. :)
showed us the work but not the results 😭
damn no benchmarks?
120 gig is $40? Ouch. Where are you? Here in USA, a 120GB NVMe is about half that.
I would have gone with a 2TB nvme drive and reinstalled windows to it. And i know that machine supports booting to PCIe. As for the add in card being able to use all 3 drives at once it can in theory. If the mobo supports bifurcation it should see all 3 of them, but with the extra sata ports on there I'm willing to bet theres a controller chip on there that will alow you to use all 5 at once.
"Skid Row"! Interesting...
The power is not problem with splitting I use something similar I have connected 2x1tb hdd and 480ssd but depending on your PSU
Link to the card you bought?
I have my old gaming pc for sale man i just built a brand new 2500 dollar system interested let me know.
These old HP desktops and Gpu are extremely slow and outdated. With all respect to your video, looks like your It Technician skeels does need much more upgrade than this HP machine. Don't get me wrong lots people watch you and your quality of work is poor. This is constructive criticism not offensive one. Formatting wrong drive happend to me once, since then I always disconnect old drive before Windows installation, it is good practice to correctly name partitions as drive letters can create chaos. Last but not least, nvme can without warning simply die Highly Highly recommend live backup to One Drive or similar cloud solution. One Drive saved many small business from lost of years of work. Good luck with next video.
That pc is trash for sure
You'll probably replace your M.2 drive for a new one before it starts to fail. There are people nowadays using storage servers which have nothing but flash memory and they're doing fine.
@@BrunodeSouzaLino Trus me nvme drives can die without warning, usually I'd is memory controller that fail not the nand memory bank. With Raid configuration not a big issue but for a small business without proper procedures of backup can cost lot of money and stress, I seen this happening many times.
@@maximmono1 The problem here is you are killing flash storage by the simple act of writing data to it. I mean, you could go for the brand new enterprise drives, but that will have a cost and they're only PCIe 5.0
I was getting excited thinking this may be a an older office system that still has PCI slots (not PCIe) and someone found an adapter for nvme to PCI they used to run a card in one of these ancient systems somehow. Cue my disappointing...
The old PCI standard is too slow for NVME drives to work with it. You're tied to 133 MB/s, which is fast enough for Gigabit Ethernet, but pales in comparison to even PCIe 1.0, which can transfer at 4GB/s with a x16 slot.
@@BrunodeSouzaLino I know. But putting the adapter inside some PCIe 1.0 or 2.0 x1 slot (as in what's available on most OEM boards) isn't exactly giving a modern NVMe drive any bandwidth either
@@b0ne91 It's worse than that. Some workstation PCs will only run the PCIe x16 slot at that speed if you put a card which uses all 16 lanes, otherwise the slot runs at x1.
hey man just some advice dont spin the fans with air it created DC voltage that can fry components like the motherboard.
more recent motherboards and PSUs have overvoltage protection to prevent that kind of damage, BUT you should always secure your fan blades when cleaning them with compressed air, as the air pressure can spin the fans fast enough to strip the motor bearing.
hehe they fooled you too eh... pc tech 35 years. dunno but given all the protection on the board for those very reasons are kinda obvious,,,, a fuse (capacitor)... they cant feed energy in reverse lol the fans the first to die, then a stage caoacity system that simply dies before anything else, much like a fuse once it dies no power through what so ever.. oh good to know.. electricity is drawn in, not forced. :-)
You don't happen to have a machining channel, Rolling metal perhaps? Voice mannerisms, and possibly barn door are very familiar.
The sata connections are used when using MSata and NGFF SSDs, you connect them to your motherboard sata ports. You are not getting 2 extra sata connections. Typically on thes e cards you can use one nvme and one ngff (sata), since yours has a msata, it can probably use 3 drives, 2 of which require plugging in to sata ports on mb. The top nvme type slot is keyed for NGFF drive which uses one of the sata connections.
same toshib laptop
Great games!!!!! i still play GP4!!!
I see no original games from that times 😅 Everything was copied in that time. Not so much money used, as empty floppy discs was not expensive. Sad with only green pictures.
lots of old pirated games there.
That was pretty much par for the times! Everyone I knew had 4 or 5 original games and hundreds of copied ones!
Pirating on the C64 consisted of tape over the cassette "copyright" hole and a dual tape cassette player with record function. In some cases the amiga floppy disks were like that depending on the software...
What kind of video connector did Amigas have? It wasn’t SVGA?
It depends on the model and where it was sold. Some have a proprietary monitor port which is likely what is being used here but there are big, chunky external RF modulators for TVs. I can't remember if any Amigas had built in modulators like the Atari ST did. SVGA is an IBM PC standard that became more and more common in the late 80s. Amiga was made by Commodore and the first model was released in 85/6. These days you can get converters and such for HDMI etc. Back in the day there were ones for SCART but if you're not European you won't know what that is.
@@MagikGimp Mentioning external RF modulators reminds me of the Atari 400/800. If someone still had a modulator, he/she could try hooking it up to a modern LED screen, but the resolution will probably be limited to 200 scan lines or something.
@@MagikGimp "I can't remember if any Amigas had built in modulators like the Atari ST did." The original Amiga 1000 from '85 had built in composite port but A500, A500+ and A2000 did not, they came with external RF Modulators in the box. Original Atari ST from '85 did not have built in modulator, you had to buy a monitor for original ST. Wasn't until the STm and STfm were released before the Atari ST had built in composite (modulator). A3000, A4000, A600 and A1200 all had built in composite port as well as the CD32. CD32 also had S-Video. All Amiga models (except CD32) had 23pin RGB port.
From the golden age of computing 😁
It's crazy how Digital Illusions (Pinball Dreams) would become DICE (Battlefield series).
I still have my Amiga from my child hood, somehow most of ly disks have gone walk about since moving. :(
Amiga!!!! memories
Sensible Soccer was a class Amiga game. I gave away my Amiga 500 and games back in the 90's.
Thanks for sharing these old games with us, my generation ought to know more about the humble origins of gaming.
GP 3 2000?
I remember this but with just white pink, blue and black graphics
At least you had colour, I had to play in glorious grayscale :)
i still playing gp2 on my workplace:))
I miss this track layout.
I ve been searching for this sound version for so long 🥹 thank you for the memories
Man I remember when GP3 came out, and the mall had a whole setup for it, seat, wheel, pedals and shifter...that game was MILES ahead of its time
The game not support your videocard man! Get a GF3-TI200 or a VooDoo3!
video 38 of travelling across the internet
Playing f1 games, but im playing gp2 aswell. Can't get out of my heart and brains.
They were all impressive for their respective time period graphically.
you missed GP3 with 2000 Season Addon, which added the sound of other cars around you.
Could there BE a less experienced driver??
All of these games were written in x86 assembly hahahahahaha.
And? What point are you making...
@@KayoMichiels Do you understand the skill it would take to write software of this complexity in pure assembly? Its an absolutely monumental feat that not many people are aware of. I'm not sure why my original comment required such a snarky reply.
@@Quaker763 Oh yeah, like how rollercoaster tycoon is completely written in assembly... But i don't think all the releases of GP has been written in assembly...
GP4 : The AI and physics were assembler and owned by GeoffC. The graphics engine was C and D3D9 written by the Microprose team.
Ese juego tenía el 2003 y 2004,muh buenos
GP2 is really an amazing game
The graphical jump from GP2 to GP3 is astonishing.
Can you belive it's the same game engine?
I can't see that at all.
3D Accelerators came in between them, that's why
those were the years ❤
I only had GP1 as a kid but as a massive F1 fan let me tell you... This game blew my mind with its gameplay! Getting to race actual circuits in familiar cars was simply amazing. Until getting my PC I was strictly 8 bit, so seeing 3D cars and those visuals was mind-blowing. Time to fire up dosbox or whatever I need and relive some memories.
Who played GP2 with friends in hot seat mode?
Started on Amiga version of 1 - then bought them all on PC and have to say GP2 was my most played and probable favourite. Only issue i remember was that the game time was linked to your frame rate - so a lap timed at say 1:30 mins would take 2 mins real time if you chugged on full graphics, or barely a minute if you reduced the detail to minimum for max framereate. I first noticed this on GP2 and think GP3 also had this issue -something to do with the game engine, not sure about 4