04-02-2017, 10:37 PM
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Join Date: Sep 2014
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Posts: 27
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thanks
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Originally Posted by nighthawk86
You can use the DOS benchmark program "Topbench" to tune DOSBox to the speed you want. I set my cycles at "fixed 9000", as that equates to the speed of a standard 486-66 clone. A good all-round setting and older games runs as they should.  |
I'll check it out. |
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