![]() After a clean install of Windows 98SE and drivers only (rather than using the infamous "Master CD"), and an upgrade to 128MB RAM, it ran MUCH faster, and managed to run Unreal Tournament fairly well too. I remember it used to take an age to start up. It was the "Club 75" from late 1999, and was effectively the same machine as yours, but with a 500MHz Celeron, 8.4GB HD, and no CD-RW. I had a friend who had one of these Club series units. Video Card Intel i810 VRAM DVMT (Dynamically allocated) Integrated 16-bits sound card Sigmatel AC'97 Codec Hard Drive Quantum Fireball Hard drive 15 GB, Ultra DMA-66 Dynamically shared with integrated Video Card The board lacked an AGP slot but I could have added a PCI graphics card but didn't have the money at the time. However it was quite a disappointment games were only playable at 640x480 low detail. I didn't really see the specs in advance as my parents bought it for me. The lady in the shop where we bought it told me it has "3D effects" which I interpreted as it includes a 3Dfx Voodoo 3 which was reasonable at the time. The weak point was the integrated video card (Intel 810 chipset). I still have this Club 2600 RW running strong after about 17 years. The weak point was the integrated video card (Intel 810 chip Dries_86 wrote: I still have this Club 2600 RW running strong after about 17 years. ![]()
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