Reply 20 of 23, by Luke4838P
I also just got another socket 7 pc.
Used to be an old work pc that was stashed long ago but had the cpu removed, no HDD, no 5¼ floppy drive.
I successfully identified the motherboard as the BIOSTAR MB 8500 TTD.
It had the ps/2 mouse cable and another on board ps/2 mouse port that due of the AT case, it's covered.
No gpu and ram were present.
There was a single 3½ floppy drive and a bit rusty cd drive (Swapped it with a new one but it's a just a bit of surface rust).
The case itself was fine.
The psu was dead but changing the fan seems to have make it work again (in any case i swapped the old PSU with a new one).
Bought online a pentium mmx 200 to place in the socket.
On the front of the case there was a sticker "Intel Pentium MMX Inside".
Adding the cpu, ram, video card and a keyboard has the system booting correctly into bios, of course it had CMOS error due of the original cr 2032 battery being dead.
There is no ATX connector but it has the "PWR_SW" header in the panel headers and a predisposition for the atx connector.
A little problem is, I can't seem to find the right pins for the panel connectors (number order).
If someone can help me through that, it'll be appreciated.
Weird thing, the cpu I installed it says it's a 166 mhz but I am sure that the cpu was 200 mhz, what is the jumper I need to change for this?
The cpu needs a heatsink and a fan and I'm ready to install windows 95 on it.
