First post, by AlessandroB
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is there an ibm ps/2 with ISA slot or were they built only with MCA slots?
Last edited by AlessandroB on 2019-10-20, 08:43. Edited 1 time in total.
Reply 1 of 6, by Vynix
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They indeed existed, although most of ISA PS/2s were mostly 286s
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Reply 2 of 6, by feltel
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Yes they exists. The PS/2 Model 30 is one model, either with an 8086 or an 286 CPU.
Reply 3 of 6, by AlessandroB
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and with faster cpu? i means exist with 486DX2 or DX4 (or early pentium 60/66) and ISA BUS? I want to replace my PS/1 (that have almost the regular expansion capability that a same period 486) with a more historically interesting PS/2. tnks
Reply 4 of 6, by Warlord
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I've seen IBM with the PS/style case but they were not PS/2 they just were in that case with a different model.
Reply 5 of 6, by blurks
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There is a rather complete list of PS/2 systems on the english Wikipedia. I don't get why people aren't able to utilize the most obvious sources of information anymore.
Reply 6 of 6, by AlessandroB
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you're right, I had read the article, but the scheme was hidden. now I saw it and no interesting ps / 2 had the ISA bus