• CGA, Hercules, MDA, EGA and Plantronics (CGA 16 colors)

• 8bit

• Only 5 Dip switches.

  • Dipswitch 6=on for autodetect did not work on my CGA2SCART and MY 5151 Monochrome monitor

  • In my experience we must use dipswitch 1 to 4 to set MDA/Hercules, CGA or EGA.

• PEGA utility did not work to change modes.

  • That also meant that one can not choose Plantronics mode 

• Hercules mode works fine with IBM 5151

• Location: Shelf

• CGA, Hercules, MDA, EGA and Plantronics.

• 8bit

• Came with Copam PC

• Have printed manual

• Manual

• Has 6 dipswicthes - just as the manual states

  • Dipswitch 5 and 6=on for autodetect did not work on my CGA2SCART and MY 5151 Monochrome monitor

• PEGA utility worked fine for all modes, including Plantronics.

• Hercules mode works fine with IBM 5151

• Location: Shelf

• 256 KB VRAM

• CGA, MDA/Hercules, EGA and VGA

  • DOS util for switching modes on the VGA port.

    • Useful for showing "real" CGA on the VGA port

  • Dip switches for switching mode.

• VGA Museum

• Stason

• Vogons

• The colors stopped working in CGA 09.august 2023

  • Fixed. DIP-switches was wrong. For VGA all off except "1"

• Strengths and weaknesses:

  • CGA/EGA and VGA output. Good compatability, slow in DOS and Windows

• Location: Box

• ISA 16-bit

• 256 KB or 512 KB DRAM?

• 800x600 in 16 colours

• The key benefit of the VGA-16 was its ability to access video memory using 16-bit addressing.

• Links:

  • DOS Days - Video 7 and SPEA 

  • DOS Days - Video 7 and SPEA Downloads 

  • SPEA / Video Seven V7 VGA-16 (600-0122) 

• Strengths and weaknesses:

  • Decent performance  in DOS and adequately  in Windows. 

• Location: Box

• ISA 16-bit (works on ISA 8-bit also)

• 512 KB of VRAM

• 800 x 600 with 16 colours non-interlaced, or 1024 x 768 with 16 colours in interlaced mode.

• Link: DOS Days - Video 7 VGA 1024i (1989) 

• You can use the Video Seven utility V7VGA.COM to change the card's compatibility mode and ESU.COM to change the mode being used. See the Downloads section for more details.

• This is a good DOS, Windows 3.1, GEM/3 versions 3.0 and 3.1 card. Suitable for XT and AT machines.

• V7VGA.COM - set the card to emulate CGA, Hercules 'half' or Hercules 'full', or pure VGA/extended VGA. You can also enable a screen saver to be active.

• RAMBIOS.SYS - installs the video ROM BIOS into main memory for faster BIOS calls

• Strengths and weaknesses:

  • Lots of RAM, fast in DOS and Windows, but not as fast as cards with co processor.

• Location: Box

• ISA 8/16

• Propably only 256 KB VRAM

• Speed on Intel Pentium MMX 233Mhz

  • 3DBench2: 33.1

  • Quake TimeDemo Demo 3 - nosound: 19.4 FPS

• Switchable 8 and 16 bit ISA

• 512 KB VRAM

• Support 15Khz Output - VGA 2 SCART

• Manual.

• Speed

  • 3DBench2: 33.1

  • Quake TimeDemo Demo 3 - nosound: 19.4 FPS on Intel Pentium MMX 233Mhz

• Location: West PC 1600

• Chips: p86C911 (gets very hot) and TR9C1710

• Markedted as a high end Windows card.

• Drivers.

• Not working

  • We get a picture in Black/White -with lots of statics. In 40 column mode we can read some words.

  • I have cleaned it Ultrasonic Cleaner  and tried again, same result.

  • Sent to Jostein for repair

• Origin:  - IBM 5150

• ROM is modded. Pin 21 is not in socket and it's connected to pin 24. 

  • Norwegian ROM - swapped from IBM 5155 No.1

• ISA 8bit

• Location: box with mainboards

• Origin:  - IBM 5155 No.1 - It had both CGA and MDA cards.

• ROM is modded. Pin 21 is not in socket and it's connected to pin 24.

• ISA 8bit

• Location: box with mainboards

• Origin:  - IBM 5160 No.2 with 640KB on-board RAM. 

• Location: box with mainboards

• Origin: West PC 1600

• F68B45P display controller chip. Probably a clone of the MC6845

• Location: IBM 5150

• Bought on Aliexpress

• Video: https://youtu.be/v69cmtxUTps

• I have three of these

  • One is used in the IBM 5160 with 640KB on-board RAM

  • Tested in IBM 5150, but PC beeped one long and two short.

• MFM controller

• Origin: West PC 1600

• ISA16

• RS232

• Location: Shelf

• IDE, Floppy COM 1, COM 2 and LPT

• Jumpers

• Does not boot from XT-IDE - testet on WestXT386

• Location: Shelf

• IDE and Floppy controller. 

• Came with the WestXT386

• Com port 1 and 2 not working

• Works fine as IDE and Floppy controller

• Location: Shelf

• Jumpers.

• Works - but Floppy cable had to be connected with A and B switching places compared to other IO card i have.

• Located in WestXT386

• Tested in WestXT386. Works fine!

• Location: Shelf

• W83758P

• Untested

• Jumpers

• Game port, parallel port, 2 serial ports

• New old stock

• Winbond W86C451

• GW 451 - Manual

• LPT

• COM 1, COM2

• Suncom game controller

• 2 ports (maybe it came with the Euro PC2)

• PC hangs when card is inserted in IBM 5150

• Origin: IBM 5160

• Location: red box

• Origin: IBM 5160

• ISA8

• Location: box with mainboards

• Origin: IBM 5160

• Location: red box

• Do i still have this?

• Took it out from my Compaq CDS

• Memory card with 384KB

• Make: MEMO - 576

• Manual

• Current location: IBM 5150

• 256 KB RAM

• Make: MEMO - 576

• Origin: IBM 5160

• Manual

• Current location: Shelf

• Came in an IBM 5160

• Current location: Shelf

• Adlib compatible card

• Location: IBM 5150

• CT 1600 - Rev. 069237

• Sound Blaster Pro 2 

• Not Plug'n Play

• Real OPL3 (YMF262)

• MIDI but not MPU-401 compatible (Use SoftMPU to fix)

• Sony CD-ROM interface. CDU31A CDU33A

  • CD-ROM Interfaces: Panasonic and Mitsumi

• Tested on 8bit bus - works fine.

• Have replaced the capacitor on the 5V input from the ISA bus. This did not reduce the noise from the machine. 

• Location: AST Premmia 4/66D

• Sound Blaster CT2260

• Not Plug'n Play

• Real OPL3 - Yamaha YMF262

• Have the hanging note bug

• Wavetable header

• PC-Spk inn

• Line Out and Speaker Out

• Area: DOS to Windows 98SE

• Tested on 8bit bus - works fine.

• Location: West PC 1600

• CT3780

• 1 MB EMU8011 sample ROM, 512KB RAM for Sound Fonts, not upgradable. 

• Internal MPU 401 does not work. So NO GM or GS. External MPU-401 works with SoftMPU

• FM Synth Chip: Yamaha OPL3 embedded in CT1747

• Plug & Play: No - Jumper settings. 

• No Wavetable header, No S/PDIF header

• Supports reverb and chorus effects

• CD-ROM Interfaces: Panasonic, Sony and Mitsumi.

• Location:  IBM PS/1

• Was not working due to bent card, and several broken soldering's. Fixed by Jostein

  • Picture before and after repair

• Soundscape clone sc600

• ENC00: Reveal

• FODSWFX1000

• Assy Rev B - Board Rev A

• Ensonic Sequoia Dev Grp 5706000101 Rev 2

• Ensonic ES5506000102

• MX 89351 Ensonic

• PC Mag - Google Bøker 

• Ubuntu 4 You: Now This Is A Sound Card! Ancient History Revisited (tazbuntu.blogspot.com) 

• Jumpers: SC600+WAVE32+1.jpeg (image) (bp.blogspot.com) 

• Drivers: VOGONS Vintage Driver Library (vogonsdrivers.com) 

My video on this card: Gravis Ultrasound PnP replica from David - and how to install. 

Link: Gravis Ultrasound GUS PnP replica from David's electronics on Tindie 

Location: Shelf

• Chips: ES1668F

• Wavetable header

• PnP

• Not real OPL

• Low Noise

• Jumpers to enable / disable an amplifier.

• CD-ROM IDE interface

• SB Pro and WSS compatible

• Drivers

• Location: Shelf

• With CD-ROM IDE interface

• Value edition, PnP, Wave Blaster header, CQM (Emulates  OPL3)

• DSP v4.13 (with hanging note bug).

• DOS Days - Creative Labs Sound Blaster 16 CT2950 (1995) 

• Location: AST Advantage! 6066d

• Sound Blaster CT2960

• Plug'n Play

• Creative OPL3 clone.

• Have the hanging note bug

• Wavetable header

• Area: DOS to Windows 98SE

• Line Out and Speaker Out

• PC-Spk inn

• Have cleaned the card in dishwasher - setting for glass - no drying.

• Location: Shelf

• Sound Blaster CT3670 - The Covert AWE64 Value

• The CT3670 is unique among the Sound Blaster 32 line of cards because it is effectively an AWE64 Value, but with SIMM slots and without onboard RAM. A SIMM is far easier to obtain than one of Creative's proprietary memory modules. The CT3670 chipset is identical to the AWE64 cards with model numbers CT4380 and CT4500.

• 2MB RAM. Only needs 2 MB on-board ram to do MT-32 emulation.

• Plug'n Play

• CD-ROM Interfaces: IDE/ATAPI

• No Wavetable header

• Drivers

• Maybe the best ISA soundcard from Creative!

• Plus for having Reverb and Chorus on adlib sound.

• Games/apps crash when using Internal MIDI. MIDI is enabled with AWEUTIL /EM. The errors says it memory read error. Have tried to remove ram from card, changed ram i PC and tried different EMM386 and BIOS settings. 

  • Must try the card in another machine.

  • Must try with /EM:GM, /EM:GS, and /EM:MT32 - remeber for have the sound fonts files.

• Location: Wic PC - Pentium 200

• Low SNR

• SoundBlaster Pro compatible in DOS and Windows 9x - Highly compatible.

• Windows System System compatible. Gives 16bit in 48Khz in DOS and Windows.

• No hanging note bug on it's MPU-401

• Not real OPL3 - Comparison here. 

• Drivers - Check here for instructions. 

• Location: TCI Pentium 233MMX

• Sound Blaster CT4170

• Plug'n Play

• Creative OPL3 clone.

• No hanging note bug.

• No Wavetable header

• Tested on 8bit bus - works fine.

• Location: IBM PS/2 Model 30-286

• Not picture of actual card.

• Sound Blaster CT4180

• Plug'n Play

• No Speaker in

• Creative OPL3 clone.

• No hanging note bug.

• No Wavetable header

• Location: Shelf

• Sound Blaster AWE 64  Value - 512KB RAM - ct4520 

• with SBPNPXT or UNISOUND and aweutil /s to make it work. (has to load softfont to get MIDI)

• Plug'n Play

• No Wavetable header

• No hanging note bug.

• Creative OPL3 clone

• Extremely happy with the sound quality.

• UNISOUND for initializing the card, and then AWEUTIL to Initialize AWE Internal MIDI.

• Location: Shelf

• Sound Blaster 16/PRO/2.0 and AdLib compatible

• Windows Sound System ver 2.0 compatible

• Microsoft Direct Sound 3D DirectX 5.0 compatible (HRTF 3D Positional Audio)

• Hardware auto switch between WSS and SB16

• Internal OPL3 synthesizer emulator (OPL3 clone that is close to 1:1 to the original)

• MIDI port - compatible with MPU-401 UART mode and Sound Blaster MIDI mode

  • Not intelligent mode. You can get an PC-MIDI addon board or use SoftMPU.

• Dual channel GAME port. (Support Microsoft Game-Pad up to 8 ports)

• Driver support for: Windows 3.1x/9x/NT , DOS and OS/2 Warp 3.0

• MK8330 homepage (pcmidi.eu) 

• Location: WestXT386

• PCMIDI is an ISA 8-bit Midi Interface that is fully compatible with the Roland MPU-401 standard so it offers both "Intelligent" and "UART" modes of operation. It is the perfect companion for your retro-PC in order to enjoy MT-32 games without having to worry about incompatibilities or drivers or TSR layers.

• With it's WaveTable header it completely surpasses the SoundBlaster-like MPU interfaces in main soundcards- just let PCMIDI handle all midi jobs and you are set!

• PCMIDI index page 

• Location: Shelf

• CT5803

• Ensoniq sample-synthesis engine to simulate OPL

• General MIDI compatible

• Wikipedia says it is SB16PCI Others call is SB128 or SB64...

• DirectSound, DirectSound3D, Sound Blaster, Sound Blaster 16/Pro 

• Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows 95, Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition, Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition, Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 

• Can be used in DOS with SBINIT.COM - require Expand memory manager

• CT4700

• AdLib, DirectSound, MPU-401, Sound Blaster, Sound Blaster 16/Pro 

• Microsoft Windows 95/98, Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 

• Chipset: EMU10K1 (also known as the Audio DSP)

• Sound Quality: 16-bit stereo sound 48 kHz

• MIDI: Real OPL3 FM synthesis

• Connectivity: Line-in, microphone input, CD-in, and speaker out

• Compatibility: Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000, DOS

• Expansion: Supports SoundFonts for custom sound sets

• SB0090

• 7.1 channel surround 

• AC '97, ASIO 2.0, Digital Theater Systems Digital Surround, Digital Theater Systems Extended Surround (DTS-ES), DirectSound, DirectSound3D, Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital EX, EAX 4.0, General MIDI, OpenAL, Sound Blaster, THX 

• Microsoft Windows 2000 SP2, Microsoft Windows 98 Second Edition / Windows ME, Microsoft Windows XP 

• Supports external break out box.

• Audio Quality: 24-bit, 96 kHz audio resolution

• Sound Effects: EAX 4.0, EAX Advanced HD, OpenAL

• Connectivity: 7.1-channel surround sound, AC'97, ASIO 2.0, Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital EX, Digital Theater Systems (DTS)

• Expansion: Supports SoundFonts for custom sound sets using AWEUTILS

• Model: SB0240

• Gold connectors.

• SB0310

• Works with: Windows 98SE and above. 

• Location: Shelf

• Came with WestXT386

• ANtastic is a peer-to-peer local area network (LAN) operating system that was developed by Artisoft, Inc. in Tucson, Arizona. It allows computers to share resources such as files, printers, CD-ROMs, and applications across an enterprise. LANtastic supports various network adapters, including Ethernet, ARCNET, and Token Ring. It was especially popular before Windows 95 arrived with built-in networking.

• Speed is only 10Mbit

• Only has db9 connectors. However, you can still connect it to an Ethernet network using a serial-to-Ethernet adapter.

• Location: red box

• Intel 8/16 Lan Adapter - E139761

• ISA16

• 10Mbit

• Location: red box

• ISA/Plug & Play

• 10BASE-T

• Location: red box

• 3Com Etherlink II 16 TP

• 10Mbit

• Location: red box

• ISA16  - Also works in 8bit slot.

• Combo

• Location: In PC

• Combo

• Location: Box

• Combo

• Location: Box

• 10 Mbit

• 10/100Mbit

• 10/100Mbit

• 10/100Mbit

• 10/100Mbit

• Combo

• Maybe NE2000 compatible?

• Analog video capture card

• DVB-T, DVB-S2 and PAL

• Location: Shelf

• 4 external USB

• 1 internal USB

• Location: Shelf

• Location: Shelf