Hello again. It's been a good while since my last blog post.

First off, my LGA 775 rig's got four gigs of DDR2 and a Q9500 now.

Second, I've decided to put XP on the damn thing once more. Just in case, ajdino.

Third, I'll (hopefully) be more active on here, especially from my XP rig.

Fourth, thanks to the use of the Universal NT Installer, the same one I mentioned in the last post, I've decided to shove two WD Blue 1TB hard drives in the XP machine, just so I can shove in as many games as I want in theory, and have plenty of free space available to Windows for other stuff.

Let me know of what you'd like me to do with my XP rig, I'm always listening.

-tsu.

hi, i recently gave the universal nt installer a try, and decided to put windows xp (but with server 2003's kernel) on my LGA 775 rig. maybe i could hook up headphones and get on teamspeak or something
(hi shu, feel free to promote your ts3 or something)
i really need more friends i guess, recommend me some good games for xp machines btw

hello again
i decided to install windows xp on a virtual machine, but this time using qemu so i could passthrough my quadro fx 1700 and get better peformance compared to vmware as well as actual 3d acceleration that isn't complete ゴミ like virtualbox (or no 3d acceleration at all like virtualbox 6.1 onwards)
so i could play wolfenstein enemy territory at good framerates and possibly record some frags (if i manage to get some in the first place) or do some other shit also add me on crosstalk if you wish

Yes, I'm still alive.

I'm currently on Windows XP, and of course I'm using my first AM3+ board that I got prior to the ASRock one, an ASUS mobo that I stuck an FX-4100 on. I've also stuck an R7 240 in there for good measure, as MyPal (let alone chromium-based shit) will literally die due to the iGPU's OpenGL library or something like that whenever I load certain websites.
I'll post screenshots or record videos when I have the time, so yeah.

Feel free to invite me to any WinXP-related group (there's only two as of now, and I own one of them btw) or shoot me a friend request if you want, maybe send me a link to a VoIP doodad server like a TeamSpeak one (hi Shu) a forum, maybe another thing I guess.

I've decided to upgrade my AM3+ rig to Vista, despite having to do a clean install of 64-bit Vista (to be more specific).
This means I can use all 32 gigs (with only 16 gigs usable by Windows), and still be able to play UT2004 or Quake 3 without a hitch for instance.

The base hardware hasn't changed from before, all I did was upgrade the OS.

I'm just doing stuff on my XP rig, like playin' Quake 3 or UT2004, How is everyone else doing?

Greetz to idN!