Reply 21300 of 39962, by chose007
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wrote:wrote:Just received Ensoniq DB... Can't wait to try it.
hope you first repair damaged capacitors
Yeah... I've noticet that ;/ but... still it works 😀
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Bought 2x 24-pin (no -5V) to 20-pin w/ -5V ATX adapters for my Socket 370 and K6-2/300 systems since some of the cards I have require the -5V, otherwise, there would be either no sound or Alvin and the Chipmunks (fast speed). Going to order a 20-pin ATX to AT P8/P9 w/ -5V, dummy load with the power toggle switch for my Packard Bell Pack-Mate 28 Plus, just in case if the AT PSU blows up.
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Systems from the Compaq Portable 1 to FX-8350
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Bought another lot with 29 mainboard, lots of CPUs, RAM, etc. No scrap this time. 😁
Not exactly hardware but I thought: better grab them while they're cheap...

https://www.ebay.com/itm/ASUS-TRL-DLS-Dual-Pr … 353.m1438.l2649
I've wanted this dual-cpu board for over a decade. I finally got one coming! In a box no less!
It is a mistake to think you can solve any major problems just with potatoes.
Nice find. Why is one of the PCI-X slots green?
http://www.phantom.sannata.ru/konkurs/2017/im … /kt1706/009.jpg
It would be unique to use a Matrox Parhelia 256 PCI-X in this machine.
IIRC it is green for the adaptec raid zero card. like this: https://storage.microsemi.com/en-us/support/r … raid/asr-2010s/
It is a mistake to think you can solve any major problems just with potatoes.
Ahh, so it works with the motherboard's onboard SCSI ports, similar to the RAIDPort II slot on some old Dell workstations?
wrote:I've wanted this dual-cpu board for over a decade. I finally got one coming! In a box no less!
No agp, no isa - useless for hardcore dos gаming :)
Pentium2 450/256mb/4gb/ati rage 128+voodoo2/SB awe32 8mb+db50xg/GUS PnP 8mb/TB Tropez 2mb
486 DX2-66/32mb/8gb/tseng4000 2mb/SB 16+WB/GUS 1mb/LAPC-I
286 12mhz/4mb/512mb/Vga 1mb/SB 2.0+Covox
PegasosII G4 / Amiga 4000 / Amiga1200 / Amiga 600
Why on earth would one want to pay €220 for such a board?!?! While dual S.370 servers are still being scrapped every day.
I've got my HP TC3100 with a very similar board for free.
wrote:Ahh, so it works with the motherboard's onboard SCSI ports, similar to the RAIDPort II slot on some old Dell workstations?
Same card really. Because of the triple pci busses, the ZRC only will work if it's on the same bus as the onboard scsi. The Intel and Tyan boards I have work identically, but dont have the colored slot.
wrote:No agp, no isa - useless for hardcore dos gаming 😀
Yep. I have a plan for this board, that I won't go into yet. The next pieces I want to get is expensive enough as it is. And I need to get 3 of them. 😜
It is a mistake to think you can solve any major problems just with potatoes.
wrote:Why on earth would one want to pay €220 for such a board?!?! While dual S.370 servers are still being scrapped every day.
I've got my HP TC3100 with a very similar board for free.
I didn't WANT to. I just had to. I haven't seen one for sale for 10+ years. So it is either leave it and risk never getting one, or bite the bullet and get it. For the record, he accepted a lower offer. I actually got it for $100, plus shipping, then plus shipping AGAIN from a german/US shipping company. So it is not going to be cheap.
It is a mistake to think you can solve any major problems just with potatoes.
Hooold up, Dual Pentium PRO 256k?
wrote:wrote:Ahh, so it works with the motherboard's onboard SCSI ports, similar to the RAIDPort II slot on some old Dell workstations?
Same card really. Because of the triple pci busses, the ZRC only will work if it's on the same bus as the onboard scsi. The Intel and Tyan boards I have work identically, but dont have the colored slot.
Does the green slot have the exact same pin-count and spacing as PCI-X slots? The 64-bit PCI-X-looking slot on my old Dell workstation is off by a few pins.
yep. it is a normal 66mhz/64bit slot, it is just on the same bus as the onboard scsi
It is a mistake to think you can solve any major problems just with potatoes.
CT 1600 (boxed).

Seller claims unused. Cannot confirm that but seems as clean as it could be.


Nice, rikukos. I just noticed a difference between my box and yours as mine has the newer Creative Labs logo on it. I guess there was a brief transition to the new logo prior to them moving to the orange and blue boxes.
wrote:Not exactly hardware but I thought: better grab them while they're cheap...
I have never been more jealous than i am now 🤣