I have been hunting for a horizontal AT case for years now, consider my surprise when I got the offer for one, including what seems to be a 486 system inside..
I got super excited and asked for a shot of the case and it turned out to be.. an IBM PS/1.
It was on sale for just $25. Untested, and it lacks floppy and hard drives. I bought it anyway. According to what it says on the case it's a DX2-66, and if you believe Wikipedia then it's a Type 2133-594? Or is it one of the 'New Generation PS/1' line with the LPX motherboards?
My real question here though, IBM stuff are notorious for being terribly proprietary and the PSU here is obviously not AT. How about the rest of the system? Can I just plug in an ISA Multi IO and assume everything will work on IDE? Have I made a dumb purchase?
Also got an offer for a P2BF motherboard, Rev 1.2 so I guess it should accept Coppermine CPUs? For 8 bucks I said why not.
I passed up on this though, I already have a ZIDA 5STX working completely fine, the 5DTX just has the ATX power compliance going for it and if I want to set up an ATX Socket 7 system I have my better boards from Tyan and Tekram..