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[Rogue]

little fish,
if you like us to help you, then post specs about your computer.

I stoped with D-Fend tutorial as someone else already has done one, and I'm planning to redo DOSBox tutorial, which will go muich more in to details.

[bruno]

now dosbox works. i change my motherboard, and my brother in law put it worked, the problem was with my last motherboard, was very old, now it´s work. thanks a lot .

[A. J. Raffles]

Well, good job, Shrek.

[Rogue]

This is Shrek's brother? :blink:

[A. J. Raffles]

Originally posted by Anubis@Aug 11 2005, 07:09 PM
This is Shrek's brother? :blink:

No, but I thought he was his brother in law. I may have got that wrong, though...

[bruno]

yes it is correct shrek is my brother in law

[Shrek]

Originally posted by little fish@Aug 11 2005, 07:44 PM
now dosbox works. i change my motherboard, and my brother in law put it worked, the problem was with my last motherboard, was very old, now it´s work. thanks a lot .

damnit, it was not the motherboard, it was the graphics card. and yes, this little fish is married to my sister, and as you may have noticed, his english is even worst than mine

[Eagle of Fire]

"Getting back on topic or I'm going to close this thread up" time, guys...

[blastradius14]

The dos-box site has good ideas for computers with problems, like setting the sound to play back at 11025 instead of its normal. For weaker pcs, it suggests dynamic core, with overlay as its output. D-fend is an awesome program that allows you to set these as individual for each game.

[Blood-Pigggy]

Not sure if I should put it in here, but is there an alternative to DosBox that runs faster? I'm fine with most games, but when you boot up those First Person games, whoa things get slow, Frame Skip and Cycles adjusting doesn't help much at all.