Awesome work, I enjoyed following the progress by watching the videos as they were released.

Really nice work! Is there any plans for someone to sell the PCB or kits?

Yep, followed these videos and it's great to see the end product.

I ended up getting my Necroware Gameport-USB adapter (and a Voltage Blaster too) from this Tindie store: https://www.tindie.com/stores/retrofletch/ Maybe he'll do these too.

Excellent work!

Your videos are very educational for someone like me who just started dabbling in retro hardware mods and repair. They are always fun to watch as well.

Thank you, I've been eagerly awaiting this! Do you have anything set up for single payment donations? I'd like show my appreciation for your work, but I'm not too keen on Patreon as I just want to do a one time thing.

Thank you very much! Glad, that you guys like this project and the videos. Unfortunately I don't sell anything, since it is complicated to sell such stuff from Germany, sorry. However, I'm quite sure, that sooner or later someone will build and sell those parts, usually very overpriced, but it is as it is 😉 If you want it as cheap as possible, try to build it on your own. I always tend to design my projects in a way, so they can be easily soldered by hand. Also, may be here in the forum somebody can organize and build a bunch of those modules.

I don't want to give any commercial here, but just because you ask, if someone wants to support my channel, beside Patreon, there is also paypal link in the channel description and "thank you" buttons under the videos. If you want, you can use that, but please don't feel, that you need to, it's already a big reward, if I know that I could give you some fun 😉

Good job... I followed your series and will be building one of your boards for my Intel VX-based motherboard. Thanks

I have really enjoyed this series so far. One of the best retro tech channels on YouTube by far.

I'm looking forward to the final revision of this VRM adaptor. It provides a nice alternative to the overpriced, and increasingly rare, socket5/7 upgrade adaptors (Kingston, Evergreen Spectra, etc).

Will you be providing a BOM specifying normally in-stock Mouser part numbers? I saw a general guide for part specs in the docs section, which is certainly helpful, but an exact BOM for the final revision I think would be helpful for most hobbyists. I realise you aren't at the final revision yet.

I also have an Asus P/I-P55TP4XEG I'd like to test your VRM on, but I'm even more anxious to test it on a socket 5 board I have, the Asus PCI/I-P54TP4. That board I tried tirelessly [and unsuccessfully] to upgrade to PB Burst SRAM, Anyone own an Asus PCI/I-P54TP4 with pipeline burst SRAM? Planning to mod direct-mapped SRAM to pipelineburst

Do you have any socket 5 boards to test the VRM on?

Good job 😀 the videos were quite entertaining. Suggest testing the mainboard with on motherboard cache disabled btw.