Duouk2000 wrote: I scrapped one of these cases a few months back 🙁 I would have arranged something with you had I known! Well that's too bad, what made you scrap it?

I heard more people say they where bad computers, personally I had minor troubles but to me it's just part of 90's computing isn't it :lol: My machine presumably came with the following specifications which I took from the BIOS (I took these from an old video that does not contain the machine itself …

Hello forum, For several years I've been looking for a computer case branded "Tiny". AFAIK the company has gone bankrupt more a decade ago. I fondly remember my first system, a Celeron 1200mHZ system with Windows 2000, in a large heavy white case. I've been doing research but I have never found a …

derSammler wrote: Was the PSU already dead when you got it, or was the system working and failed recently? The system worked when I got it, but it failed when I touched the back panel of the tower to fasten the VGA cable.

Yes, I made some photos last week. I won't embed them into this post because they are fairly large photos. This is what the tower came with. Front of the computer https://i.imgur.com/GdhdVPt.jpg Back of the computer https://imgur.com/eiWSgK4.jpg Case opened https://imgur.com/3UCUpq9.jpg -- Dumb …

Thank you! It's kind of stupid that there were no standards for computer design back in the days. I can't just place an other AT power supply in there I think.

I don't know if there would be any replacements. Friday I'll pull the machine apart again to identify the PSU. Maybe there are schematics for it, but I'd doubt it. I have never done a PSU repair, so I will make sure to bring it to the right person to have it fixed. I was thinking to look inside …

The PSU of the 386 model is prone to fail. I could check the voltages of my VGA Tower PSU, but I'm not sure if it has the same connector. I have a photo of the connectors here. https://imgur.com/qpPjZv6 I hope this helps. And when these power supplies fail, can I buy a replacement or should I …

Hey there! I have an AT VGA/10 Tower (386SX 12MHz) and the power supply has failed. It clicks when I try to turn it on but nothing happens. It has this weird auxiliary connector, instead of the standard 2x6 pin connectors that go black to black they are 1x5 and 1x7 pin connectors. Does someone have …