i googled "ati RV2A" and a lot of results came up for Radeon 7500 ultra.

I'd go with that

luckybob wrote:

i googled "ati RV2A" and a lot of results came up for Radeon 7500 ultra.

I'd go with that

Yea an image search confirms this 😀

Thanks guys!

@Mau1wurf1977, That GeForce 460 is from Poland. It’s quite common card in my country – I have got 3 of those 😉

@Lukeno94, You were almost right. This white card is SiS Xabre 80 from Triplex 😀
you can see more info here: http://www.vgamuseum.info/index.php/component … 67-sis-xabre-80

@foey, I think I have got the card you mentioned:

@Callahan, nie chciałem utrudniać zadania 😜

All in all, I think that only 2 cards from the above are worth attention: I have never seen a PCI version of Chromatic Research Mpact 2 and that Xabre 80 seems very unusual.

Mau1wurf1977 wrote:

Not quite sure what ATI card this is... […]
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Not quite sure what ATI card this is...

Radeon 7500

not actually bought...got for free 😀

Compaq Deskpro 4000, P133, 4 mb, 1080 mb hd, 8x CD-ROM, Windows 95

Piece of the motherboard, cpu heatsink and memorymodule of CL-GD5446. Requires some dusting 😀

Does that Compaq have a bigfoot drive? I sold a similar model last week. Nice little Pentium machines.

soviet conscript wrote:

Does that Compaq have a bigfoot drive? I sold a similar model last week. Nice little Pentium machines.

Based on the missing front panel, I would say that it used to have one, but that it died and was junked.

1998 was a good year!

Roland SC-88Pro (Serial ZL61530) (1998)

Creative MK5001 (PC-DVD Encore DXR2) (NOS) (1998)

NVIDIA RIVA TNT - Diamond Viper V550 16MB AGP (NV4) (NOS) (1998)

Lukeno94 wrote:

soviet conscript wrote:

Does that Compaq have a bigfoot drive? I sold a similar model last week. Nice little Pentium machines.

Based on the missing front panel, I would say that it used to have one, but that it died and was junked.

the bigfoot drive acually fits under that bottom 5 1/4 bay if its there.

soviet conscript wrote:

Lukeno94 wrote:

soviet conscript wrote:

Does that Compaq have a bigfoot drive? I sold a similar model last week. Nice little Pentium machines.

Based on the missing front panel, I would say that it used to have one, but that it died and was junked.

the bigfoot drive acually fits under that bottom 5 1/4 bay if its there.

Really? Doesn't look like it would fit, I'd have thought that you'd need half an inch more space vertically to actually be able to get at the drive in that position. 😀

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SLOT-1-SLOT-2-Mothe … oard_CPU_Combos

Never seen one on ebay before - an A-Trend Freeway FW-6400GX/150, with a link to m1919's thread.

edit: oops wrong thread >.< 😵

Slot 1 AND Slot 2? Wow. I vaguely remember there being Slot 1 and Socket 370 boards, but not this sort of thing.

Lukeno94 wrote:

Really? Doesn't look like it would fit, I'd have thought that you'd need half an inch more space vertically to actually be able to get at the drive in that position. 😀

yhep, my model was a 120mhz Pentium but the case was exactly the same. I was suprised as well to see it down there. That and its been awhile since I've seen a bigfoot style drive. Though that motherboard is diffrent then the one that was in mine. Does that Mb have a COAst slot for l2 cache?

Scored an Asus fx5950 ultra today for 10 euro. Card is working fine.

Found a few earlier but didn`t want to pay more since i have a lot of cards already, but for 10 euro it needed to be in my collection 😀

Kudos on the 88pro Artex, excellent choice!

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Kudos on the 88pro Artex, excellent choice!

Thanks!! Was waiting to find one in good condition for a rather decent price.. well, relatively decent price as compared to some I've seen that were in worse condition.

Artex - Nice boxed Creative Encore!

Heard the DXR cards reduce the image quality quite a lot when passed through to the graphics card.

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@foey, I think I have got the card you mentioned: http://avatars.zapodaj.net/images/4709e7d37a5c.jpg […]
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@foey, I think I have got the card you mentioned:

VoodooMan! Thats the one, I remember those where I used to work. Built quite a few Customer Machines at the time with those. I can't remember, dp they feature the 64bit or 128bit memory interface?

Creative SoundBlaster 1.5 CT-1320c
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RainbowArts PC-Soundman (Adlib clone)
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...and couple new ones today...

Samsung SyncMaster 997 MB CRT, Compaq Deskpro EN (PIII 1 ghz, 256 mt ram, 6 gt hd, 8x cd-rom)

Fujitsu-Siemens 17P4 CRT

...and this, what cable is this? somekind of display cable perhaps?