I think most Saffas would spot it, especially us in Joburg/Pretoria. If there were solar panels or a generator in the photo as well, then it would've been a dead give away! lol Yup, there are a couple of members on this forum, @Jesolo is very active, he's down in Cape Town. True, one can just spot …

I am indeed from Johannesburg as well. What gave it away lol ? I think most Saffas would spot it, especially us in Joburg/Pretoria. If there were solar panels or a generator in the photo as well, then it would've been a dead give away! lol Not a massive community here so good to meet fellow …

orcish75 wrote on 2024-02-18, 19:40: Awesome find!! Looks like a beast of a machine. There's a hint in the first photo, that you may be from South Africa. 😀 I am indeed from Johannesburg as well. What gave it away 🤣 ? Not a massive community here so good to meet fellow enthusiasts 😀

What an absolute beast of a case! They dont make them like this anymore - as in all that wasted space around motherboard :-) Is the whole thing Enermax or just the supply? AMD VIA PCCHIPS 3d graphic cards, all unfortunate choices for a data storage solution :) I am not 100% sure, I have not seen …

So much for "Asus" - two time PC Chips M577, with Via MVP3 chipset relabeled as "AGPPro PC100". That sound chip with "PCI" on it is interesting too. It's not a PCI but an ISA chip (srsly PC Chips.. why?), a C-Media CMI8330, which is one of the best DOS chips with support for just about everything …

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Reading the replies to this, I was inspired to make the drive out (only about 40 Km). It seems like it was some sort of a storage server with two Socket 7 boards with Riva TNT and a 3dfx Banshee graphics cards. It is big and heavy!

I saw someone post this as part of a garage sale. I can't get more pictures or information, I will have to make a drive out there over the weekend. It almost looks like two PC's in one case?

I was not aware of this project, is there any way of buying the ATX2AT assembled?

It's a special slot that carries both ISA and PCI signals (LPX motherboards use the same slot I believe) and in this case you'd need a low profile riser card like the one shown at the bottom of this page : https://www.parkytowers.me.uk/thin/neoware/CA2/imgs/CA2_EON_riser.jpg I have been looking all …

Irinikus wrote on 2023-09-27, 12:48: You can PM me here or make contact with me on IRIX NETWORK or the Silicon Graphics User Group forums. I am unable to PM (I dont think I have posted enough) but I will try the other options you suggested. Thank you!

Just to summarise, I'm in the process of doing something crazy, as I'm wanting to pair a modern GPU with a dual NetBurst Xeon from 2005. The purpose of this exercise is to achieve the absolute maximum performance that I can from this system. This is the Motherboard that I'll be using for this …

Just take a look here: https://www.philscomputerlab.com/hp-t5710.html. Thank you, I appear to be using the same sound driver that Phil included in his pack. However, the driver that the person is using in the video I shared seems to activate MIDI music in MS-DOS Games via the Windows 98 shell. I …

I am struggling a bit to get sound properly working in Windows 98SE and stumbled across this video => https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-H-AA_T8BAc The creator mentions in the comments that he utilised this driver => "Realtek AC'97 Audio 4.82" I am not able to find this specific driver anywhere and …

Good luck, I own a Neoware CA2 myself and luckily got the riser card already installed when I purchased the unit. It’s currently running an ESS-1869F ISA sound card with no issues. If you have any questions in general about the CA2, I’m happy to answer them. Thank you, I see it has got a built-in …

It's a special slot that carries both ISA and PCI signals (LPX motherboards use the same slot I believe) and in this case you'd need a low profile riser card like the one shown at the bottom of this page : https://www.parkytowers.me.uk/thin/neoware/CA2/imgs/CA2_EON_riser.jpg Thank you, I will see …

Hi all! First post after stumbling back into childhood history recently since my 386/DX 40 30 years ago! I acquired a Neoware Ca2 Thin client and my goal is to see whether I can use it as a DOS gaming machine (mostly 90's adventure games). I would like to install an ISA sound card. There appears to …