Hi, good point, after upgrading 133 -> 500 MHz it already runs a bit too fast here, too. Let me know when you found a way :-).
Eric.
Someone had suggested using a program called slowdown, but it just came up with the error:
SLOWDOWN 3.10, (C) 1993-2002, Bret Johnson.
Illegal Instruction occurred CS=10F3 IP=4046 SS=10F3 SP=FFF2 DS=0000 ES=10F3 EAX=0000160C EBX=00006060 ECX=0DFF0000 EDX=FF0D160A ESI=0DFF0100 EDI=FF0DFFFE EBP=0DFF091E Opcodes @CS:IP 0F 20 C3 E8 B5 F1 0F 20 Aborting program
I remembered from years ago a program called Mo'Slow, so I looked it up on the internet and found it at http://www.hpaa.com/moslo. It ran great without any problems. The way I use it is in the descent.bat file, "moslo /20 descentr.exe %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9". I have a 1.8 ghz computer, so I first tried /25 which was close, but at /20 it ran the right speed. With moslo, you have to tell it at what percentage you want the cpu to run at, which means approx. 360 mhz. I remember that Descent 1 ran sort of slow for a 133 so I tried 20%. You'll just have to play around with the % to get the right number.
Adam
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