brassicGamer wrote:FGB wrote:However, the ASUS is not the first ATX Board. I think the first ATX board was Intel FX based, made by Intel.
Love your photos, FGB - always a please to analyse (no blur, crystal clear). Anatomically, I would have thought that a dead giveaway of earlier ATX boards would be those with AT & ATX power connectors. I guess not based on a comparison of this board and the ATX pictured above. Both boards have a similar layout though, if you consider the position of the ports and of the RAM sockets - I don't think I've seen the RAM slots sandwiched between the PCI slots and the CPU socket before and now I've seen 2!
FGB wrote:I'm building a P200 rig with it, along with a Miro Highscore 3D (licensed Canopus Pure 3D card) and a Riva or a Savage or Matrox Mystique card.
I'm looking forward to some photos and benchmarking results 😀
I think it was the Intel Advanced/ATX (Thor), which was the first S7 ATX board, i have one which is flashed with MR BIOS
R5 5600X, 32 GB RAM, RTX 3060 TI, Win11
P3 600, 256 MB RAM, nVidia Riva TNT2 M64, SB Vibra 16S, Win98
PMMX 200, 128 MB RAM, S3 Virge DX, Yamaha YMF719, Win95
486DX2 66, 32 MB RAM, Trident TGUI9440, ESS ES688F, DOS