A very versatile build, indeed. Excellent balance of speed, compatibility and quality/stability.
I will take a look at all the throttling software I have when I get home (although I know you prefer hardware throttling, but in Win9x, with ACPI availabe, things can get much smoother than in DOS) and will let you know if I find anything useful.

This is so well thought 😀
Allways good to be able to compare our own PC configuration with other's solutions.

I demand pictures! 😜

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That is the translation of a part of the cryllic text btw
So is that spam? Cause it looks like spam.

Definitely spam.

King_Corduroy wrote:

I demand pictures! 😜

Be careful what you wish for :

The last photo showed the case in a natural light, here is the same angle with flash (like the rest of the photo) :

Boy you weren't kidding. 🤣 That case has just awful styling. 🤣
I like the desktop model you have next to that 5150 (or whatever it is) though, that thing looks so cool!

The Antec case is not the most stylish thing I have ever owned, nor the most convenient. You have to slide off the top cover before you can remove the side covers. The side covers are removed by pushing upwards on them. There is no removable motherboard tray, and the power supply has too many wires, leading to all that bunching on the top. Still, I've dealt with far worse.

The desktop model is my 486, and the case is a fairly modern AT case. There is a 5150 on the side, and my PCjr is on top of it.

Very nice! I have a PCjr sitting right next to me. 🤣

Yeah that case sounds like a pain, I have a Sony Viao that opens up in a very similar manner except its like half the size so allthe components are right on top of each other, working on it is like working on a bmw. You have to disassemble everything just to do something as dumb as swap RAM.

Good ASUS motherboard, nice rubycon capacitors (none of the annoying cheapies). Good model M-- an earlier one, so it'll be a bit louder and springier to the touch-- you can also still mount LEDs on those, just requires some wiring, and/or resistors depending on what controller it is.

Those 3com NICs are some of the best for the time, they're always stable and work without complaint-- good quality. Plus they're common as dirt as I.T. companies are throwing them out by the bucket-load.

You may want to be cautious about the V3's temperature. I'd suggest sticking a fan underneath it (or on top with a nice heatsink with thermal tape or whatever).