Building a high-end 1995/1996 Socket 7 Gaming PC! #sockettome7

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This is my contribution to the #sockettome7 build off! Although "Super Socket 7" systems get a lot of interest these days, I'm going to look at the total opposite end of the spectrum - Intel's very first socket 7 CPU and chipset. I'll be building a high-end gaming system from around 1995/1996, including a 3Dfx Voodoo card for 3D acceleration and a Sound Blaster 32 with 2MB of add-on memory for soundfonts!

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00:00 Intro
00:58 Intel's 430FX Chipset
04:52 The Intel Pentium 133
05:55 Video Cards
07:40 Sound Blaster 32 PnP
10:16 Fujitsu IDE Hard Drive
11:11 3Com EtherLink III Network Card
11:37 Analog Modem
12:21 Case and Power Supply
14:24 Configuring the VFD MHz Display
15:39 The Assembled Build!
18:40 Booting the System
19:08 SB32 Sound Font Loading
20:05 Heretic MIDI Tests
22:14 Games
27:39 Benchmarks







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