Once of these maybe: https://www.ultimateretro.net/en/motherboards/8960 The settings sheet there says it should support 16MB modules, but also that bank 0&1 need to have the same size, and also bank 2&3. Interesting that the photo on UR had the 1st SIMM slot soldered in place. Also the components …

Once of these maybe: https://www.ultimateretro.net/en/motherboards/8960 The settings sheet there says it should support 16MB modules, but also that bank 0&1 need to have the same size, and also bank 2&3. Interesting that the photo on UR had the 1st SIMM slot soldered in place. Also the components …

Got the video RAM chips. Ended up finding a set of 70ns chips at a reasonable price. Just was a different brand. I was wondering if someone can help me identify the specs for this motherboard? I am interested in adding cache but I haven't seen these types of sockets before? (located on the left side …

Just wanted to do an update.. All is good now. Those drivers worked! Thank you. Only issue I had was getting the IDE CD-ROM to load correctly at boot. The changes that the install package makes to your autoexc and config.sys initializes the CD-ROM interface but then there’s a separate line right …

Thanks for the effort skv400, but that driver did not work for me in DOS. I did more searching, and coincidentally found a working DOS driver, on this forum, LOL. Here : https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=26774&start=120#p224416 Sorry to revive such an old thread, but can someone point me …

Thanks for the effort skv400, but that driver did not work for me in DOS. I did more searching, and coincidentally found a working DOS driver, on this forum, LOL. Here : https://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?f=46&t=26774&start=120#p224416 Sorry to revive such an old thread, but can someone point me …

The best way to pull the processor out of the LIF socket is to use a special fork-like lever, I don't have such a tool and just use a flat head screwdriver, wrapped in painters tape to prevent dents on socket's ridges. I've always wondered which computer manufacturer used such 486 CPU heatsinks as …

You can install 4 video-RAM chips with 128K each (256K x 4 / 8 = 128K) for an additional upgrade of 512K. The total video-memory will be 1MB then. Each socket has a small rounded notch at the top where "Video Memory (256K x 4 80 nS...)" is silkscreened. Memory chips have that notch also, so the …

I managed to get my hands on an an almost mint condition Acer Acros Model 4309 (P433D) I can't seem to find any information about this model online. No manual no nothing.. This isn't the exact model I was looking for but it was something I couldn't pass up. This model is a year or two older than the …

Sorry for the delayed response, life gets busy unfortunately. They quoted me at 2 hours design time.. just for the feet. $150/hr... so $300 alone for that plus the time to print the feet. Estimated at an additional $150-$200. So probably around $500 usd for 4 case feet printed. This quote doesn't …

Bit of an update.. Just got a price estimate for printing up the case feet alone, not including the badge. And I was a bit shocked. Lets just say I will not be going that route. Cost was over 4 times the cost of the computer itself. I'll just live with it as is until I can find another Acros to pull …

I'll try to keep this short, but apologize if this post is a bit of a read. I recently purchased an Acer Acros from a private seller that I have yet to receive. Might be a couple more weeks before I get it, so I don't have the computer in hand yet. Unfortunately the case is missing 1 case foot and …