There some hardware which i don't have/never got/need it: - A tualatin compatible single cpu motherboard (i had one back in 2010, but no had Tualains back then, currently have 4 tualatins now) - AMD K5 and early K6s, never got one - AMD K6 III and their + versions, same as the last one - Any Pentium …

Awesome! It has the PC/PCI connector too. I have looked at many pictures of the several versions of the Platinix series, some like your earlier models have the PC/PCI connector, and the manual actually mentions it, whereas the later models don't and there's no mention of it in the manual. However …

Yes, i checked and all of my Platinix 2 boards has that connector

Oi! Which QDI Platinix 2? I think there were at least 3 or 4 versions. FWIW I'm putting parts together right now for a socket423 build based on a QDI Platinix 4X. I've become very interested in QDI motherboards lately. The first version, just called Platinix 2 without any adittional letter http:// …

My hardware collection is not really big, but i have many duplicates. My top duplicates are: Over 20 Realtek 8139x network cards 10x Pentium 4 3.0E GHz 8x Soundblaster PCI 128 CT5880 6x Pentium 4 1.5 GHz (Socket 478) 5x Pentium 4 2.4 Ghz 5x QDI Platinix 2 motherboards, one is used in one of my P4 …

Damn, 170 mhz FSB is kinda impresive for a BX motherboard. I heard i815 mobos can reach 166 or even higher without problems, but the RAM can still limit though. i have a P3 750 sample and 4 P3 1000EB (same multi as P3 750) which i wonder how much can OC, all my P3 1000EBs are CD0 stepping which is …

This wasn't a new fiding, but i found stuff in a dumpster here and sometimes i find PCs laying around the street, mainly near the trash containers In a dumpster find, i found: - 3Dfx Voodoo 1 - 3Dfx Voodoo 2 8 MB - AMD Athlon XP 2200+ - 3 motherboards - 2 dead Kryo II cards - Geforce FX 5500 and FX …

I had neither, the 2 boards look very much alike. And why would they even create the P4i65GV? Was that chipset that much cheaper? But very interesting indeed. I don't know about price difference between the two chipsets, but the i865GV was very common in low end OEM/prebuilt PCs like the Dell …

I have gotten some old Socket 478 AsRock boards, two P4i65G (http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/P4i65G/) and one P4i65GV (http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/P4i65GV/), i used some of them in some PC builds i made and i still plan to build a micro ATX P4 system with the P4i65G, None of them failed and all …

I have two Trident 8900D (based on the 8900CL i think) and i tried to get it working on a Pentium II, the card worked fine in Win 98 SE, but the 2D perfomance was poor and some old Directdraw games like Starcraft was running with stuttering. Also only 256 color mode worked 8900 didn't have internal …

One of the class PCs i used has an Asrock 4CoreDual-SATA2 with a Pentium D 925 and 2 GB RAM, videocard was a Geforce 7100 GS on the PCI-E x4 slot. It was a decent PC though

I have two Trident 8900D (based on the 8900CL i think) and i tried to get it working on a Pentium II, the card worked fine in Win 98 SE, but the 2D perfomance was poor and some old Directdraw games like Starcraft was running with stuttering. Also only 256 color mode worked

Also a sucker for Duel CPU systems :) Getting quite a collection now I was surprised how well most of my 98 games worked in Win2k. my duel P3 600 is my main 9x box now If you have any voodoo cards the lack of AGP will probably hurt less? I like having a SLI in an SMP machine, 2 CPU's 2 Voodoo'2, …

CPU-Z screenshots (1 CPU). There are some missing data since the sensor setting is disabled (enabled makes the whole system frezze)

Yes, i noticied about the propietary parts, also i might go to the same place again since i think the guy has another (partial) xSeries 220 which i might get as replacement parts for the current one Also i managed to run CPU-Z on that thing, i had to disable the sensor in CPU-Z.ini, so there are …

I recently got an old IBM xSeries 220 for 4 € from a guy who has several stuff for scrap, i wanted to try old server hardware and found the IBM and probably some other servers as well. When i looked closely, it turned out the server has two Tualatin based Pentium III-S 1.40 GHz with the S-Spec SL6BY …