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Reply 20 of 23, by QBiN

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Most of the pentium ATX board I have seen were either 430 TX or VX based boards. However, I have seen 430HX based boards in ATX format. I built one a while back. I haven't seen a 430FX based board in ATX, though, but I wouldn't be surprised if they existed.

I really like your build. Some of the OEM boards out there have some really cool built-in hardware that we don't see commonly on the retail motherboards.

Reply 21 of 23, by Windows9566

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QBiN wrote:

Most of the pentium ATX board I have seen were either 430 TX or VX based boards. However, I have seen 430HX based boards in ATX format. I built one a while back. I haven't seen a 430FX based board in ATX, though, but I wouldn't be surprised if they existed.

I really like your build. Some of the OEM boards out there have some really cool built-in hardware that we don't see commonly on the retail motherboards.

there's 1 ATX 430FX board which is the Intel Advanced/ATX (Thor) (1.00.xx.CN0/1.00.xx.CN0T), those are mainly seen in Gateway P5-120, P5-133, and P5-166 machines.

R5 7600X, 32 GB RAM, RTX 3060 TI, Win11
P3 750, 384 MB RAM, Matrox G400, Sound Blaster 32, Win98
PMMX 166, 64 MB RAM, S3 Virge DX, Aztech AZT2316R, Win95
486DX2 66, 32 MB RAM, Cirrus Logic GD5430, Aztech AZT2316, DOS

Reply 22 of 23, by Windows9566

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The Intel Mailman board looks a bit like a Tigereye board but with ATI graphics instead of S3 graphics

R5 7600X, 32 GB RAM, RTX 3060 TI, Win11
P3 750, 384 MB RAM, Matrox G400, Sound Blaster 32, Win98
PMMX 166, 64 MB RAM, S3 Virge DX, Aztech AZT2316R, Win95
486DX2 66, 32 MB RAM, Cirrus Logic GD5430, Aztech AZT2316, DOS