Btw, the case is missing one of these:

Should someone has one spare, let me know. 😉

That's pretty badass. This is the first time I've seen a 386SX motherboard with a 486 CPU socket. I wonder if it uses a 16-bit or 32-bit board.
I have seen systems like ALR which can take anything from 286 to 486, but those use CPU cards.

Anonymous Coward wrote:

I wonder if it uses a 16-bit or 32-bit board.

That's a good question. Memory speed is much better than what I got on a 386sx-33 I once had. It's lower than what one would expect from a 486dx, however, but this could be due to the missing L2 cache.

Did some testing yesterday to find out how to play back music on the unit. Original plan was to play MP2 files using the hardware MPEG decoder. Sadly, the card doesn't really like audio-only files. While it kind of works, there are pops and clicks because some frames are apparently always treated as video, even if they are audio. Using non-VCD compilant streams even crashes the player software.

So after testing more, I found that QuickView Pro for DOS plays MP2 files with 96 kbps on a DX2/50 just fine. Not bad for such a CPU. 😀

Anyone knows if there are MP3 decoder cards for ISA with DOS support?

Also got a perfectly fitting LCD monitor. Same color, same manufacturer (Acer, just like the mainboard inside the Alcatel), and 15" 4:3, 1024x768. 😀

Hey are you still looking for the feet for this case? I have the same case and had the same problem, I had someone with a 3D printer manufacture some replacements for me. I don't have the project file he made of them sadly but it might be an idea for you?