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In my garage, alongside a WordPerfect 4.0 box and some early Windows 3.1 stuff, I found this other stuff. Problem is that I have no idea what computer it could've belonged to. Never found any remnants of a computer in the garage, and I don't remember it at all either, so my parents probably threw it out some years after they got their Presario 4814. It was all one piece so I'm assuming it went with a specific computer.
Said hardware stuff came in this plastic wrap:
It came with:
-Two incredibly warped (and probably nonfunctional) 5.25" SVGA utility disks:
-Keys for the computer case it came with:
-A GA-486US user's manual, which, from my knowledge, was a Gigabyte motherboard used with 486 machines:
-A small manual for a Trident 8900C SVGA video card:
-A reference guide for an ASKA-2831 AT I/O card, used as a printer/game port:
-And finally, an assembly drawing of a case, for a case with a model of "CLM-101":
If anyone can identify said computer that fit all these standards, that would be great.
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AST Ascentia M 5260X - Working w/ WinME
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