Yeah, that blog is hilarious. The funny thing is, someone at work sent me the exact same link yesterday. I guess the world is small after all.

Does anyone know if this will ever be available for normal retail purchase in stores or on their web site? For some reason I'd rather have a "hard copy."

I finally started to dig out my collection of games from the 1989-1998 era that have been in storage for the last ten years. I figured I was going to start cataloging it all and selling duplicates and stuff. I made some shelves in the room that i plan to keep them in, but it seems I'm going to run …

If they each had a glass of milk to wash it down with, it would be pretty accurate. Otherwise it makes no sense.

I honestly didn't want to ask for this, but I've been reading this awesome forum for the past months and read through most of it, unfortunately I'm more confused now then i was before especially when it comes to sound. Can someone please post (and I know this is asking a lot) or point me to the …

I used to own a packard bell, it was a p133 with 16mb or ram. This was in 1996 or 97. Honestly, because it sucked to bad, I learned a whole great deal about computers in general (my first computer was a commodore64, but I mostly just did gaming and wrote simple BASIC programs). Since there was …

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I don't know why, but for some reason, speedsys now shows a score of 18.88. I tried running it several times, same score. It's wierd. I haven't changed anything...or maybe i did and now i don't remember what it was? I am having a problem though and i can't determine what it is. The computer will …

I'm gonna try and figure out the turbo thing. the motherboard has a turbo led header and a turbo switch header, however, my case only has a turbo led, no switch. I'm not sure how to connect that. At boot, the bios indicates the processor at 50 mhz, and the turbo switch header is open, so again, i'm …

h-a-l-9000: I only measured the voltage in the socket itself, without the cpu. Once the cpu was in, and i measured from the back side, it was a lot more accurate. And now i have some news. Thank you tetrium and 5u3 for responding, and thank you h-a-l-9000 for posting such good resolutions photos. I …

That would be awesome Tetrium. Well, after some initial testing, it seems like the motherboard doesn't automatically choose the voltage. The voltage is whatever the remaining jumpers set it to. 3.3v, 3.45v, 3.6v and 4v. However, checking the voltages exactly shows that they vary (obviously) but …

Tetrium, thank you for providing the picture, but it's too small for me to actually make out all the differences. Can you get a higher resolution one somehow? I upload my pictures to imagebam. They provide you with a thumbnail when you link to it. 5u3. I considered that possibility, unfortunately i …

Thanks for the reply! If you can make a high res photo of your motherboard, that would be awesome. I've found it on google images, but the quality is quite poor. The differences I was able to distinguish are the chip in the bottom right corner, mine has a bigger VIA chip, whereas the syl has a …

Hello, I'm a long time lurker, finally decided to post ;) I'm looking for a 486 motherboard, for a baby AT case. I have purchased one on ebay a while ago but to my dismay, it only has settings for 3.3v,3.45v,3.6v and 4v. No setting for 5v for some reason. it's a TK8881 FA20 motherboard. Looking on …