HanJammer wrote on 2020-06-29, 15:46:

This youthful mustache and the ear ring on the box though ;D ;D ;D

quite refreshing to not see an over-sexualized woman as boxart for once :p

I saved this wonderful condition (only the base seems yellowed) and working Miro Ergoline V1770 T from the crusher this month, it was listed on the local classifieds in a far away town as about to be thrown away, after communicating with the nice seller they said they'd drive past my town later this month and would take it with them for a small extra fee, so I took a drive across town to meet up next to the highway where they passed through and picked it up last weekend.
...and yes, there's a Trinitron hiding behind that "T" 😁
the same monitor seems to also have been sold by DELL as D1025HTX, probably based on the Sony CPD-17SF2?

T4600C wrote on 2020-06-29, 15:38:

Got this baller-looking videocard, an Asus V9999! […]
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Got this baller-looking videocard, an Asus V9999!

Very nice packaging and very mint card.

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Going to be totally boss in my late Pentium 3 PC!

Very nice I got that exact card as a christmas present to myself the year it was released.

Recently I've got (seller photos):

IBM PS/2 Model 70. PSU works but computer doesn't show anything on the screen. Few elements on the PCB are quite warm - I need to check the motherboard. Fingers crossed it's some capacitor/regulator issue... It also contains ESDI HDD, it spins up - with a bit of luck maybe it will work. I think I overpaid for it - 75$.

Linksys 16-port 10/100 switch. I've bought some CAT6 cables for it for cheap. Perfect for my setup - I have a lot of PC's ready-to-run, connected to KVM. Now almost every PC have access to the internet. Including 486! Love that for transfer files via FTP.

Some small AMD 386DX-40 motherboard without BIOS and after small battery leakage. Should be fixable.

Inspired by LGR, I've bought full-metal aluminium case. I'll build a Tualatin PC on it. Can't wait for the package!

Really nice finds. I do hope you get that ps/2 working. I have the Apevia MX- pleasure version of that case and I love it.

T4600C wrote on 2020-06-29, 15:38:

Got this baller-looking videocard, an Asus V9999! […]
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Got this baller-looking videocard, an Asus V9999!

Very nice packaging and very mint card.

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Going to be totally boss in my late Pentium 3 PC!

This version was way better than the Accountant Edition!

No pics yet but have what I believe to be 2x Evergreen 5x86 133 (AMD) on the way as well as what I think to be a Gainberry 5x86 - not sure of the speed as there is nothing on top of the heatsink. It is the larger black heatsink so maybe it is the 133... wishing for a Cyrix variant which may have not even existed at the 133 speed from Gainberry.
Why do I need more? I have no idea.

Also have 4 more COAST sticks on the way. Maybe more if the seller has any more.

My GUS PnP finally showed up. w00t

I found the magazine ad for the Magitronic system I posted on the last page!

wiretap wrote on 2020-06-30, 02:11:

My GUS PnP finally showed up. w00t […]
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My GUS PnP finally showed up. w00t

That one is a real beauty 😍, congrats. I just wish those RAM SIMMs were red, too.

Received the SAAYM card and DIN-5 cables for a 4-port KVS system I ordered (still waiting for the unit to arrive along with the serial cables).

CMB75 wrote on 2020-06-30, 04:57:

wiretap wrote on 2020-06-30, 02:11:

My GUS PnP finally showed up. w00t […]
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My GUS PnP finally showed up. w00t

That one is a real beauty 😍, congrats. I just wish those RAM SIMMs were red, too.

Interestingly, they never were. I've still got my originally included 1 MB memory stick and it's all nice and green.

digistorm wrote on 2020-06-30, 07:10:

Interestingly, they never were. I've still got my originally included 1 MB memory stick and it's all nice and green.

I've seen red SIMMs, Gravis-branded.

seleryba wrote on 2020-06-29, 22:24:

IBM PS/2 Model 70. PSU works but computer doesn't show anything on the screen. Few elements on the PCB are quite warm - I need to check the motherboard. Fingers crossed it's some capacitor/regulator issue... It also contains ESDI HDD, it spins up - with a bit of luck maybe it will work. I think I overpaid for it - 75$.

That's pretty much their going rate nowadays. No buyers regrets please.

blurks wrote on 2020-06-30, 15:06:

seleryba wrote on 2020-06-29, 22:24:

IBM PS/2 Model 70. PSU works but computer doesn't show anything on the screen. Few elements on the PCB are quite warm - I need to check the motherboard. Fingers crossed it's some capacitor/regulator issue... It also contains ESDI HDD, it spins up - with a bit of luck maybe it will work. I think I overpaid for it - 75$.

That's pretty much their going rate nowadays. No buyers regrets please.

Yeah, it's not that bad. I hope that motherboard can be fixed easily. ESDI drive can be replaced with some MDA SCSI controller if the hard drive will come out faulty.

This arrived today!

Turtle Beach Cancun FX MIDI daughterboard, boxed set. Love it!
I already had the board as part of the TB Montego II Home Studio set, but this is a very nice addition to the collection!

The “Cancun” font is so much a ripoff of Canon.

I got a V3 3000 AGP and a GF point of Veiw GT240 1gb 128bit model (https://www.techpowerup.com/108492/point-of-v … 40-accelerators). Both untested, costing 5 dollars each one.
Is the GT 240 "useful" for xp games unitl 2005?

MKT_Gundam wrote on 2020-06-30, 23:42:

I got a V3 3000 AGP and a GF point of Veiw GT240 1gb 128bit model (https://www.techpowerup.com/108492/point-of-v … 40-accelerators). Both untested, costing 5 dollars each one.
Is the GT 240 "useful" for xp games unitl 2005?

A v3 for $5 is a steal. It appears the GT240 will handle XP games OK, although I prefer a GTX2/5 series: https://www.techpowerup.com/review/axle-gefor … -gt-240/18.html

boxpressed wrote on 2020-06-17, 17:09:

Nice! Is that a miro OPL4 card? Would love to know which OPL4 cards have DOS drivers.

In many cases the OPL4 is connected to a PCM/SoundBlaster compatible sound chip on the board as a wavetable device, so it's accessible through an MPU-401 compatible interface, no special dos drivers needed. I have a system with an OPL3-SA3 + OPL4, and it's set up like that - and works nicely in dos using UNISOUND to configure the SB Pro emulation.

This weeks local pickup (same seller)

A Supermicro P6DGU + 2 x 1000EB P3s + 2GB PC133R + Matrox Millenium G400 32MB.

I already have a GX-based dual board from my Data General Aviion server (L440GX+) but it lacks Coppermine & AGP (slot) support. Although the 1000EBs only run at 750MHz stock (7.5 x 100) the bios does have some OC options to up the FSB all the way to 133MHz though I'm not sure I'd risk that long-term. Slot 1 1000Es for dual running are rare & pricey and although the board will happily run a single skt 370 1000/256/100 in a slotket, it mainly refuses to run both (I did try with the MSI 6905 Masters from my P2B-DS and all my other dual-capable slotkets) - something Supermicro were aware of as their support mentions only one unnamed slotket as working in dual mode with these boards.

This was the board I was after but was also offered this to sweeten the deal

A Compaq Deskpro EP board (BX) + 700MHz slot 1 Coppermine + 512MB PC133 + Matrox Millenium G400 16MB.