IBM 5150 With 7.16MHz Overclock, EGA & Ethernet - Show & Tell #DOSCember

In this show and tell video, I explore my upgraded IBM 5150, the first DOS PC. I show how to get EGA graphics on a CGA monitor, how to capture the video output in the best possible quality (including PC speaker audio), how I connect this PC to my home network to transfer files, and also a DIY overclocking solution called the PC-SPRINT. This video was created as part of DOScember, a collaboration between retro tech YouTubers celebrating all things MS-DOS! Relevant Links: GGLabs CGA2RGB: https://gglabs.us/node/2063 XT-IDE Interface: https://www.glitchwrks.com/xt-ide 8087 Software Compatibility List: https://ctrl-alt-rees.com/2019-06-06-list-of-software-that-utilizes-intel-8087-math-coprocessor-fpu.html PC Speaker circuit: http://www.oldskool.org/guides/speakerrecording Y2K Compliant SixPakPlus Utility: http://minuszerodegrees.net/rtc/rtc.htm PC-SPRINT GitHub: https://github.com/reeshub/pc-sprint OPL3LPT: https://www.serdashop.com/OPL3LPT Relevant Videos: EGA on CGA: https://youtu.be/