Reply 31041 of 53283, by retropol
wrote:wrote:Socks worthy of a true warlord! ;D
😁 indeed, and I believe they for sure smell really retro...
Reply 31042 of 53283, by mpe
Got a less common variant of 486DX2-66 with write-back L1 cache (right). On the picture next to my ordinary DX2-66 (left)
Reply 31043 of 53283, by Predator99
Aztech card arrived today...in an envelope. But seem to have survived the shipment. Missing slot bracket seem to be identical to the 1350B, on the picture the one from my last "scrap"-lot 😀
Also convinced the seller of a 10kg lot to ship me that card (sellers photo) 😀 Will report what I get...
Somebody abel to identify that daughterboard? Seems to be unusual that the components are on the outer side?
EDIT: FOUND! Roland SCB-55! 😀 😀 😀
Reply 31044 of 53283, by dionb
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Damn, just got outbid on an Alaris Leopard. Fortunately some post came to soothe my sorrows:
First up, big stuff. A keyboard I just had to get once I saw it. It isn't just huge, it's ludicrously big. I would have compared it to my IBM Model F 122 'Battleship' (it's bigger 😮) but that's at work so here it is next to a tiny Model M instead.
Can't test it yet as it needs its own power supply for all those LEDs and the character display.
Also received a smaller keyboard.
Yes, it may look like a gamepad, but look at that DIN pass through - this is actually a keyboard. Finding software for it is going to be fun though...
Rockfire Silver Shuttle Keyboard Emulator Control Pad
Reply 31045 of 53283, by dionb
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And last but not least this box.
Inside a NOS AT desktop. Plastic-y as hell and no rear feet by design, but hell, a brand-new AT case is always a cause for rejoicing 😀
Reply 31046 of 53283, by luckybob
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that case is PIMP!
I love it!
That keyboard is amazing as well!
It is a mistake to think you can solve any major problems just with potatoes.
Reply 31047 of 53283, by Vynix
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wrote:And last but not least this box.
[snip]
Got any model or part number for that case? I've been trying to find the exact same (finding AT cases is tough but desktop ones [not tower cases] is even harder) for a future system that I'll build.
Proud owner of a Shuttle HOT-555A 430VX motherboard and two wonderful retro laptops, namely a Compaq Armada 1700 [nonfunctional] and a HP Omnibook XE3-GC [fully working :p]
Reply 31048 of 53283, by AlaricD
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wrote:Plastic-y as hell and no rear feet by design, but hell, a brand-new AT case is always a cause for rejoicing 😀
GOSH that is a great case!
Reply 31049 of 53283, by Cyrix200+
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Beautiful case, nice to see one 'new' with the box. Might give a clue to the manufacturer.
I have two similar cases, a desktop (not exactly the same I think but I can't find it at the moment) and a compact tower (thanks dionb). There are many variations out there. There a a few in this topic also: PC tower cases by year
1982 to 2001
Reply 31050 of 53283, by imi
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wrote:Inside a NOS AT desktop. Plastic-y as hell and no rear feet by design, but hell, a brand-new AT case is always a cause for rejoicing 😀
...so I was not the only one here after all 😁
I got two 🤣
Reply 31051 of 53283, by Cyrix200+
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They're all gone I'm afraid? Where were they advertised?
1982 to 2001
Reply 31052 of 53283, by imi
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luckily for me they just were on ebay, I posted about them here like 2-3 weeks ago, and the seller even relisted more after I posted about it but those too were gone pretty quickly.
Reply 31053 of 53283, by Intel486dx33
Two Tseng ET4000AX.
Reply 31054 of 53283, by dionb
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wrote:wrote:And last but not least this box.
[snip]Got any model or part number for that case? I've been trying to find the exact same (finding AT cases is tough but desktop ones [not tower cases] is even harder) for a future system that I'll build.
The box has two identifiers on it, O-MD-W and O-MD-B, with circles next to them so the relevant one can be ticked. No tick.
Inside absolutely nothing on the outside of the case apart from "Made in Taiwan".
And then there's this:
Wtf? Whatever this case is, it is *not* a Packard Bell...
wrote:luckily for me they just were on ebay, I posted about them here like 2-3 weeks ago, and the seller even relisted more after I posted about it but those too were gone pretty quickly.
Interesting. I didn't get mine from ebay, but from Marktplaats, the NL 'Craigslist'. Was your seller Dutch?
Reply 31055 of 53283, by Thermalwrong
wrote:Aztech card arrived today...in an envelope. But seem to have survived the shipment. Missing slot bracket seem to be identical to […]
Aztech card arrived today...in an envelope. But seem to have survived the shipment. Missing slot bracket seem to be identical to the 1350B, on the picture the one from my last "scrap"-lot 😀
Also convinced the seller of a 10kg lot to ship me that card (sellers photo) 😀 Will report what I get...
Somebody abel to identify that daughterboard? Seems to be unusual that the components are on the outer side?
EDIT: FOUND! Roland SCB-55! 😀 😀 😀
Wow that's a nice lot of finds you've had recently 😀
If you've got a 3d printer, check out this thread - I made a bracket for my SB pro, it should also fit your CT1350B clone: No Bracket for SB Pro 2 CT1600
Reply 31056 of 53283, by oeuvre
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those made in AMERICA stickers are gnarly
HP Z420 Workstation Intel Xeon E5-1620, 32GB, RADEON HD7850 2GB, SSD + HD, XP/7
Reply 31057 of 53283, by Warlord
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pretty intresting cases, looks like 4U AT server case with a fancy front. The snap for the drive bay doors looks like somthing that will break after 3 weeks though thats what kills it for me.
Reply 31058 of 53283, by badmojo
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wrote:Two Tseng ET4000AX.
Wow they're EXACTLY alike.
Life? Don't talk to me about life.
Reply 31059 of 53283, by Keatah
That's because they're the exact same photos. Haha.