Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2020-01-27, 22:46
imi wrote on 2020-01-27, 20:56: the board layout fits a 9370 Agreed, except its missing the secondary 6-pin power connector (doesn't look like its ever been there?)
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2020-01-27, 20:30
GunAge wrote on 2020-01-27, 18:41: Hi guys, just bought this card, I really wonder what that is! can somebody help me? Possibly a GPGPU compute card - given the date on the label , maybe a FireStream 9350 or 9370.
Re: Bought these (retro) hardware today
Posted on 2020-01-26, 02:27
There's no such thing as too many spare parts/boards/CPUs..... great deal. Even if you don't like it, you could recoup your cost by selling it to buy what you want more. Nice. Easily. That Stacker was cheap even without a board in it. Only problem is that it requires an EPS PSU and I don't have one …
Re: Need driver for VLB IDE controller ?
Posted on 2020-01-26, 01:44
Would that be the same card from this thread! https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=68099 then you need the DOSEIDE.SYS / WINEIDE.386 driver from the ZIP file linked by @ZipoBibrok 2278 DOS Device Driver Installation 1. Copy the DOSEIDE.SYS file to the root directory of the boot drive. 2. Add …
Re: PC Hoarders Mini / SFF PCs
Posted on 2020-01-24, 00:17
@chrismeyer6 , Thanks, it's not too bad at W7 but would be better if I could max the RAM out. I quite like to push these old systems with a W7 install just to see - almost like a burn-in / benchmark test - does setup run OK, and without issues (I use a standard W7 disc slipstreamed with SP1) - does …
Re: NEC Proserva V Plus (dual socket 7 system) (have a lead on multiple of these)
Posted on 2020-01-23, 23:57
@feipoa, not sure it would help much with your current issues, but did you try their ' Resetting the NVRAM and CMOS ' procedures - Power off the system and disconnect the system from the AC source. - Set system board jumper CMOS CLEAR to pins 2-3. - Reconnect AC power and power on the system. The …
Re: slocket on slot 1 problems
Posted on 2020-01-23, 21:11
Just checked one of my v2.3 and there's definitely an smd where you're missing it!
Re: PC Hoarders Mini / SFF PCs
Posted on 2020-01-23, 06:37
And yet more Terminator K7 DDR 08.jpg Terminator K7 DDR 09.jpg Terminator K7 DDR 10.jpg Terminator K7 DDR 11.jpg Terminator K7 DDR 12.jpg Last pic is my DIY combo case & VGA cooling fan as without it things can get a bit toasty inside (I also added a small front case fan for this reason as well). …
Re: PC Hoarders Mini / SFF PCs
Posted on 2020-01-23, 06:37
Lets open her up Filename Terminator K7 DDR 13.jpg File size 124.48 KiB Views 357 views Filename Terminator K7 DDR 04.jpg File size 127.64 KiB Views 358 views Filename Terminator K7 DDR 05.jpg File size 282.03 KiB Views 358 views Filename Terminator K7 DDR 06.jpg File size 930.8 KiB Views 358 views …
Re: PC Hoarders Mini / SFF PCs
Posted on 2020-01-23, 06:37
Next up is the ASUS Terminator K7 DDR e1132_Terminator_K7DDR_Specs.jpg Terminator K7 DDR 01.jpg Terminator K7 DDR 02.jpg Terminator K7 DDR 03.jpg Terminator K7 DDR 14.jpg Bought in 2003 to use up some spare parts, its currently set up with : > Athlon XP 3000+ (Barton core) - despite what the spec …
Re: Buying new boxes to store motherboards individually
Posted on 2020-01-23, 01:12
Suppose another option (at least for storage) would be to use larger cartons with bulk separator inserts Filename bulk carton inserts.jpg File size 128.45 KiB Views 353 views so you could store by a chosen category, and leave the individual boxes for when selling. Also fewer boxes when moving.
Re: Buying new boxes to store motherboards individually
Posted on 2020-01-22, 18:42
Maybe search the Bay for plain pizza / postal boxes
Re: Help me build a Period correct computer ?
Posted on 2020-01-20, 20:25
I know people (me included) laughingly refer to it as the 'snail case', but its actually always reminded me more of a giant marine ammonite fossil, so whatever you pick you need to water cool it. Hardware wise, base it around an FX-57 / 60 plus SLI'd NVIDIA and build from there.
Re: Floppy disk quality.
Posted on 2020-01-20, 01:37
I rescued these (and more!) from an old employer when they relocated in 1991 - on the rare occasions I open a new box I've yet to find a bad one, so I'm guessing a quality brand and proper storage are key (mine have been in storage drawers away from sunlight, moisture and temperature fluctuations). …
Re: Intel BIOS on Gateway OEM version of Intel board?
Posted on 2020-01-19, 02:39
No problem - I just follwed the trail from this old thread Gateway 4000622 a.k.a. Intel D815EEA and once I knew I was looking for P09 I found forum links to the support list and then the filename / file from that. Hope it works OK 😀
Re: Intel BIOS on Gateway OEM version of Intel board?
Posted on 2020-01-19, 02:01
Is your motherboard on this list https://web.archive.org/web/20021115164323/http://support.gateway.com/support/drivers/getFile.asp?ref=undefined&id=16571 If so then the file listed, 7511408.exe BIOS update EA81510A.15A.0012.P09 Release Date: 12/5/2001 File Size: 654 KB is available here https://www. …
Re: Searching for BIOS FIC VA503+ je4333apm.zip
Posted on 2020-01-16, 08:37
Seems lost sadly - the closest I could find either online or in my own files is the previous APM version JP4329, which doesn't support K6-II+ / K6-III+ 'mobile' CPUs or 60GB drives. JP4329.ZIP Model - VA-503+ BIOS Maker - AWARD Fixes - fixed AT power supplies were unable to complete system shut down …
Re: Cooling solutions for modded Tualatin P3 1.4S (Slot 1 to S370 slotket).
Posted on 2020-01-15, 06:20
Maybe I'm missing some new model, but I don't see a 60mm Noctua that's 1600RPM - they all seem to be 3000RPM. As an alternative, this is one I've used quite a bit in the past with good airflow, very quiet and a good bit cheaper than Noctua. https://gelidsolutions.com/thermal-solutions/case-fan- …
Re: NEC Proserva V Plus (dual socket 7 system) (have a lead on multiple of these)
Posted on 2020-01-15, 06:02
Sorry, no sales allowed on VOGONS See VOGONS is no marketplace!
Re: NEC Proserva V Plus (dual socket 7 system) (have a lead on multiple of these)
Posted on 2020-01-15, 05:29
Weird re. the CD-ROM drive and your CD-R; as an aside Zenith did have an upgrade option to the 12 speed XM-5701 but don't think it was CD-R capable either. Does any of this help with the 'missing' cpu https://www.techrepublic.com/article/getting-your-second-cpu-recognized-in-windows-2000-pro/ Don't …
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