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I think Rage 128 was released 25 years ago, so seems pretty reasonable to remove them, no? If anyone still wants to maintain it there shouldn't be any hindranc
by TheChaplain 4y ago
I think Rage 128 was released 25 years ago, so seems pretty reasonable to remove them, no?
If anyone still wants to maintain it there shouldn't be any hindrance to keep it as an external patchset somewhere..
- p_l 4y agoATi Rage128 and Matrox MG200 survived for surprising amount of time in servers and server BMCs, with occasional side use case for Matrox in large multiple display setups for 2D.
- metadat 4y agoI still have one out in the garage in my bin of vintage graphics cards. This card came in my mom's IBM desktop in the 90s. But yeah, lots of old hardware that was amazing in it's prime is completely obsolete and unworkable with current gen operating systems. R.I.P. Hercules Game Theater XP / GTXP https://images.hothardware.com/static/migratedcontent/reviews/images/herc-xp/3dboxwithproduct.jpg https://images.hothardware.com/static/migratedcontent/review... https://hothardware.com/reviews/hercules-game-theater-xp https://hothardware.com/reviews/hercules-game-theater-xp https://support.hercules.com/en/product/gametheaterxp71-en/ https://support.hercules.com/en/product/gametheaterxp71-en/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Theater_XP https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_Theater_XP
- uni_rule 4y agoSound cards seem like a unique case considering the broader agelessness of audio hardware post-ac97. After all, you can still buy modern motherboards like the Asus B550m-C/CSM with full PCI slots on them.