Category Archives: Gaming Part

Zac Schroff has right sentences about his games : « The entire graphics subsystem of the VGA version is written in assembly (the CGA/EGA version is completely Turbo Pascal). Support for generic VGA with non-ATI adapters is also implemented, but … Read More »

That’s all there to push the 1440p display to its full potential since it supports up to a 165Hz refresh rate. Storage is also another excellent feature in this machine as it supports a 500SSD capacity. A good example of … Read More »

A local VGA access point that connects to the video source through a receiver located near the monitor. The laptop runs on Windows 10 64 bit Operating system, sports a HD webcam for video calling and recording purposes, a full … Read More »

You do NOT need to have your computer “turned on” to use a VGA monitor or LCD display. On the other hand, professional gaming users can choose to have a more advanced system. Here are the key items to consider: … Read More »

VGA ROM BIOS is an option ROM. Now I am going to replace the VGA ROM BIOS IC socket. Now I have a Tseng Labs ET4000/W32i ROM BIOS file with my own beloved font as 8 x 16 default for … Read More »

This model has a limitation of distance imposed on it due to the use of VGA cables for securing connections. There is a bit of room for some refinement on this model in some places, however, it hits the spot … Read More »

There’s an ethernet port for networking, VGA port for video, HDMI to hook up to an HDTV, and extra USB ports. It’s HDMI video port allows you to look at 1080p video but the performance is not as good as … Read More »

VGA driver. If you do not experience any glitching or distortion then you can probably ignore the rest of this post! Those not trying to configure the driver for a Mach64 adapter, can skip ahead to the “Clocks for fixed … Read More »

For specific audio output, it needs a 3.5mm jack, mainly for DVI or VGA types. Come in a variety of types. They come in pairs with a textured, flat surface showing the Rainbow Six logo. It is a powerful multimedia … Read More »

After googling the term “VGA Ghosting” it is exactly what is happening to my display. Video Display 2.1) What video display devices can I use with my Atari? We wish it was easier to toggle through the Model O-’s CPI … Read More »