Split from Anyone know where to get a goldfinger device?
DonutKing wrote on 2011-06-30, 22:42:...if you dig one up let us know....
Old Thrashbarg wrote on 2011-06-30, 22:45:I'd be interested to know as well....
luckybob wrote on 2011-06-30, 23:09:make me another thats interested in one....
... I have one.
Edit: Added context.
wrote:I have one.
Very informative.
Now for some blitting from the back buffer.
I just checked and the 2B pencil I used to unlock my Thunderbird 1.2GHz in 2002 is still in my computer toolbox. Do you think maybe I don't need it any more?
wrote:I have one.
Make a couple of good clear pictures from each side, that would be nice and a lot better than ''i have one''..
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The Slot A version looks like it could be recreated by cutting up a floppy cable with 5.25" drive connectors.
On old thread revival, if it takes 10 years to find parts for 20 year old stuff, can there technically be thread necroing?
wrote:On old thread revival, if it takes 10 years to find parts for 20 year old stuff, can there technically be thread necroing?
I don't think the necroing is that bad on a website like this, to keep some info at one place i think it is very logical (and helpful).
But necroing to only make a little comment (like '' i have one'') that doesn't really adds anything is not very useful.
That's why i asked about the photo's. Good, clear high-res pictures of the device is very nice i think.
asus tx97-e, 233mmx, voodoo1, s3 virge ,sb16
asus p5a, k6-3+ @ 550mhz, voodoo2 12mb sli, gf2 gts, awe32
asus p3b-f, p3-700, voodoo3 3500TV agp, awe64
asus tusl2-c, p3-S 1,4ghz, voodoo5 5500, live!
asus a7n8x DL, barton cpu, 6800ultra, Voodoo3 pci, audigy1
meljor wrote on 2018-01-05, 23:01:Make a couple of good clear pictures....
Behold its retro majesty and simple elegance!
Would you also like a clear photo of the Slot A Athlon 600 PCB that I accidentally destroyed with a screwdriver when my hand slipped while trying to follow these simple directions? (A few surface-mount components were knocked off and went skipping across my basement floor at 100 MPH; current whereabouts of those tiny components—unknown.) I still have another Slot A Athlon, and I'll remove this one's case using two small wedges & a hammer rather than a screwdriver.
Edit: Added photo of reverse side.
