PCem

Don't worry, no current CPU can handle those processors at 100% yet

By the year 2000 the average processor was the Pentium 3, so the emulated Pentium 1 was too outdated for that year.
You can try to run the game with the FIC motherboard and a K6-II or K6-3 but don't expect 100% emulation speed

I found a playthrough on YouTube recorded with a Voodoo3 Think there is your problem. PCem doesn't emulate a Voodoo3. And if I remember correctly, A vodoo3 is a lot more powerful and has more features than the voodoo2 I'm not sure about the features, but a Voodoo3 2000 has the same speed than a Voo...

works for me: 63 sectors - 16 heads - 16383 cylinders

In PCem does the Intel 486 work the same as the AMD one? Here is an interesting one: Duke Nukem 3D v1.3D (latest Shareware version) If I start the game with the Intel 486 it all seems like it crashed BUT whenever I changed the processor from the Intel 486/66 to the AMD 486/66 the game runs fine. htt...

JosepMa wrote: ↑

Thu 26 Mar, 2020 7:09 pm

On the Pcem side, the router IP is your host. ( verify it, but it should be 10.0.2.2)
I've been using a little http server application to copy files on both directions (server on host, IE on pcem). The http server is hfs. https://www.rejetto.com/hfs

Works great! Thanks for the share!

Did you try using that CD image on a real computer?

Ok, I got that much working and it compiled successfully. However, when I copy the relevant dlls to the same directory as the exe I get an error saying the application was unable to start correctly. I think I had the same problem. Look here: http://pcem-emulator.co.uk/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=845

Hello. When testing PCem v15, the following bugs were discovered: 1. When you reboot the main PCem window, the window goes a little higher all the time (regardless of custom resolution), after which the menu buttons (System, Disk, CD-ROM, Casette, Video, Sound, Misc) are inaccessible. 2. Please add...

It is more than understandable. Don't worry about PCem delays. It is good to know that you had taken safety measures to protect yourself. First your health and then PCem

beautiful baby

the video message length is a fix second duration? or is it depending on the processor speed? It appears the faster processor the less time the message is shown

Thanks for the replies and the patch!

te_lanus wrote: ↑

Wed 11 Mar, 2020 11:07 am

tested againt latest pcem commit 6bd1c70. I know it won't make it for V16 But thought of uploading it before I forget about it.


Screenshot from 2020-03-11 11-56-22.png

Does the actual machine boot with that giant font?

Sarah just added a model M here: https://bitbucket.org/pcem_emulator/pcem/commits/0e466712883e7b0ddd97884a6172c4809313780c

Great news! I'm waiting v16 like all new releases of PCem!

I just realized that it was already implemented in DOSBOX so I shouldn't too difficult to do in PCem
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7hJFxb0Klk

Yesterday I saw this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lke34tlJcTA and I wondered if something like this could be done with PCem A modern computer running PCem with a serial cable (serial dedicated cards are available in PCI and PCIe buses) connected to an older computer to play and share data (...

maybe you have a bad BIOS dump

sounds ok

Works here

I just spotted this. Maybe is the alternative they offer...

(3) In both Win95 and 98, when the desktop is set to 24bit color, purple and/or green glitches/corruptions appear on the screen (in my case, closing Display Properties after setting desktop to true color, reopening it and going to the Effects tab I can see purple and green corrupted desktop icons, ...

Here there is another CD-ROM string. What else should I provide?

This has been discussed previously here... you have a wrong BIOS for the card, look for another one

hahaha I said PCem, not Sarah haha
Seriously, I love PCem and I use it everyday

For those who are in love with PCem

-As with the CD-ROMs, creating the database with the correct strings would need a real working one of each model (or at least one of each series). This is the real hard part. Why is needed a real unit? To extract the BIOS or firmware? I have tons of optical drives. Or just copy the string by hand?

Is it possible to make the same for hard disks?

ruthan wrote: ↑

Sun 02 Feb, 2020 11:04 pm

I have others when i would make sense to run it.. For example GPD Win 2 machine.

What is the most powerful CPU that can be emulated with that GPD Win 2?