That's an interesting looking build! I don't think I've seen a case that didn't have a reset button. I'd also be curious to know how the on-board Trident chip performs. I guess since you're already planning to use both PCI slots for other cards, a different video card wouldn't be an option anyway. …

Some more photos of the components. A PCI ethernet card with the Realtek RTL8029AS chip, a very common card. Realtek8029AS.jpg The CD-ROM drive, a Samsung CD-Master SC-125: SamsungSC125.jpg And the sound card that I’m planning to use, an original Sound Blaster AWE64 Gold: AWE64Gold.jpg I'm not sure …

Here are some photos of the components that I’m planning to use: The SCSI Card is an Adaptec AHA-2940UW, an OEM part from IBM originally sourced from a Pentium-2 IBM Server: AdaptecAHA2940UW.jpg The SCSI hard disk I'm going to use is an IBM DDRS-39130, with approximately 9GB of capacity. It has been …

Hello everyone! This is my first post on this forum. I've been an active reader for years but have never posted until now, so I hope you all enjoy my inaugural contribution: my first Pentium-1 build! Firstly, I have some prior experience with retro computers. I own a dozen of systems that I've …