Was there ever any 478 or 423 boards that were AT. I recall seeing a socket 478 board that was AT, but it may had been something else.
I kind of always wanted to put together a SK423 system in a AT case.
Dont know? But i remember seeing socket 3 AT motherboards with ddr. They where special boards for industrial purposes and ran windows 2000 and some ran a custom dos os.
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socket 3 and ddr? Now that's odd, sure it was not 370?
Imagine a really fast p4 in a gateway 2000 case running windows XP with the classic theme and 90's wallpaper. That would look so gorgeous !
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that's more or less my idea.
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I can see it. It's showing a Commell (Taiwan) Baby AT Socket 478 P4 motherboard - P4XB.
Strange... My FF can't open link, but other browsers open.
Thanks, very interesting mobo!
Imagine if some company today made a socket 1151 or AM4 motherboard in the AT form factor, that would be nuts 🤣
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wrote:Imagine if some company today made a socket 1151 or AM4 motherboard in the AT form factor, that would be nuts 🤣
Imagine getting a PSU for that 🤣
But seriously a mobo with only usb/thunderbolt is the future (sound over a pci-e card instead on board) so AT could make a comeback in a sense. Alot of possibilities.
Back on topic, i like the idea of at p4 build as a sleeper in a old baby at case with water cooling.
wrote:socket 3 and ddr? Now that's odd, sure it was not 370?
Nope it actually had 1 ddr slot and 4 other slots for EDO and had a 486 on it the dos program they had needed to be slowed by a 486, but it needed a ton of ram.
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