Was able to rig some some thin wire to one end of my multimeter that was basically just a bread tie with the paper shell stripped away. So for future reference, here is the color code to the Pan Pacific BRK-PS2-1X4 PS/2 mouse header bracket. Useful for if you need to rewire it to suit the pinout on …

I bought a PS/2 bracket mounted connector (BRK-PS2-1x4 from Pan Pacific) for my Baby AT motherboard, but no idea how the end connector is wired in order to rewire it to match up with my mobo's PS/2 header. I need to know what color wires on the header connector end are used for (mouse clock, mouse …

I did find one that checks most of the boxes: A Gigabyte GA-6WMM7. Some versions have an onboard YMF744, and as an added bonus the later revisions support Tualeron CPUs natively. Now I just have to find one.

If you're not afraid to spend a bit more I think the Seasonic SSP-650RS may fit the bill: -80mm fan at the back -35A @+5V / 20A @+3.3V (200W combined) -as far as I can tell 5V&+3.3V are generated from +12V so no balancing issues -still has regular 5.25" drive and FDD plugs -grey case -all relevant …

I have an old HP Pavilion xt953 that uses an ASUS CUW-AM (Tortuga) MicroATX motherboard and a 1Ghz Coppermine Pentium III. The integrated hardware in it is total garbage though as it only has the Intel integrated graphics and a Crystal CS4299 software audio codec with no DOS support whatsoever. …

Those are mainly for ATX towers. This case has the PSU aligned horizontally with the case itself in a horizontal position. The bottom portion is also mostly blocked off due to a hard drive mounting bracket under the PSU. One I'll likely use in case I ever find a better front plate that allows me to …

I'm about ready to start assembling a Super Socket 7-based AT Desktop. However, the board I'm using takes either AT or ATX power, so I want to go with ATX power for better safety and overall reliability. However, most modern PSUs have a large fan port in the top of them which gets almost entirely …

Did manage to find one for under $10 shipped within the US. Just need to double check the pinouts when I actually get it in.

About the one I linked above, are there any good sources for them anymore? The sites I did find them on want to charge insane shipping prices ($10-$25) for something that can easily ship in a bubble mailer.

Currently putting together a rather nice Baby AT system using a PC Partner MVP3BS7p954 motherboard. Unfortunately, I've come across a bit of a dilemma. While the motherboard has a 5-pin header for a PS/2 mouse port, I can't seem to find the correct adapter for it anywhere. The closest I've seen is …