No need to build: buy OEM. I'm a bit concerned that OEM builds might have their own quirks and design decisions that might limit compatibility. Like I've read somewhere that late Pentium III computers from Dell had modified CPU sockets. Is that a thing? On the other hand, it looks to me like …

And a full size horizontal case might seem a bit odd with a Pentium inside, but I don't enough about these old cases to be honest. Could you explain though? My thinking was that if there is an IBM computer with such specs (350 series, to be exact), it should be quite common, but looks like it's not …

You have http://www.philscomputerlab.com which has some excellent videos :) Cool! I have seen his 4-in-1 video around here, didn't realise he had a whole site on this topic. If you're looking for info on 3D cards, then you can go to this website: http://www.vintage3d.com Seems like the site isn't …

Hi, all I'm thinking about building a DOS machine for playing mid-90s games (mostly adventures and space/flight sims) that would support as many hardware options (2D & 3D cards, sound cards, etc) as possible. Naturally, since I was a kid in DOS times and never built such a machine myself, I don't …