You can actually solder a 3.3V SLC in place of a 5V SX if you attach a heat sink. It's good up to 50MHz. Gets hot, but works fine. mine's 5v. just making sure I don't have to add in some weird circuit off a pin or something. According to this: I've used TI486SXL as a direct replacement for 386DX in …

I just got me a TI486SXLC2-G50-PQ off ebay for a song. can it actually be verified if these will work just soldered right onto a board? The board it's going onto is in an NEC PowerMate SX/20vi. more specifically, one custom-ordered for FedEx for the PowerShip 2 line of PCs during the Federal Express …

Through some sort of miracle, I've come into ownership of three Gigabyte GA-PCV2 motherboards. it seems these were manufactured by Gigabyte for VIA/iDOT in the mid-'00s, and have a C3 Nehemiah 1GHz re-badged as a " pc1500 " chip, and aside from having an unlocked multiplier (the BIOS allows for the …

Drivers: https://web.archive.org/web/20120502172712/http://www.siliconimage.com/support/searchresults.aspx?pid=29&cat=3 BIOS: https://web.archive.org/web/20101002122201/http://www.siliconimage.com/support/searchresults.aspx?pid=29&cat=15&ctid=2& You need to flash to IDE mode if it's going to work …