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Identify this Socket 5 board (Intel?)

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First post, by Cyrix200+

Posted on 2015-06-22, 18:49

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Is there anyone here who recognizes this board? It has a soldered on Dallas RTC with a dead battery. I'm contemplating on replacing it, but have no real soldering skills (or decent equipment).

Edit: I see that the quality of the pictures is less than I expected.

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Reply 1 of 4, by MMaximus

Posted on 2015-06-22, 19:13

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I believe it's Socket 5 - I used to own one:

How collectible is an Intel Socket 5 motherboard?

I've since given it away to another Vogoner and he recently replaced the RTC - maybe he will chime in this thread?

It's an Intel "Plato" or"Premiere" - it will accept a pentium 75, 90 or 100.

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Reply 2 of 4, by Cyrix200+

Posted on 2015-06-22, 19:26

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MMaximus wrote:
I believe it's Socket 5 - I used to own one: […]
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I believe it's Socket 5 - I used to own one:

How collectible is an Intel Socket 5 motherboard?

I've since given it away to another Vogoner and he recently replaced the RTC - maybe he will chime in this thread?

It's an Intel "Plato" or"Premiere" - it will accept a pentium 75, 90 or 100.

Yes you're right, it's a socket 5, I typed in the wrong number. I changed th etopic title . Thanks for the info!

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