Good old Radeon 7000. Old reliable.

Yeah its the angle the pic is taken. The floppies run to the edge connector on the back of the right most card.
the AST sixpack cable is going to a port mounted in the slot between them.

Yeah its a shame, this is the cleanest by far out of the 5 or 6 5150s that i have. Most of my other ones don't work either.

I'm going to have to have a 5150 repair party where i pull them all out, repair what I could, mix and match what works, and emerge with as many running machines as possible. They're becoming harder to find in this condition.

JidaiGeki wrote:

derSammler wrote:

Those ARE the floppy drives.

🤣, did you even look at the picture to see what I mean? I own a 5150 myself and know what floppy drives are. The cable however goes to the floppy controller card and then from there further to the left to that AST card. That doesn't look correct to me. I'm not sure if it is just an optical illusion due to the perspective of the picture, though.

Definitely optical illusion. Pin 1 is red on one cable, blue on the other.

Nice looking machine, hope you get it running soon DJD.

Finally! A Evans & Sutherland SimFUSION 6500q 😎

Now THAT is a card that would make sense to be $1000...

Quad 9800XT. Sweet mother of God.

I don't even want to know the power consumption of that, let alone the heat.

Droool

B.Gumble wrote:

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Finally! A Evans & Sutherland SimFUSION 6500q 😎

Where on earth did you find that? What kind of drivers do you need for that and how does it work for "normal" usage?

stamasd wrote:

Talking about retro, I picked up a MK1red3

That is not retro. It is pure vintage-pr0n. 😜 I like it.

Ebay gave me some free money so I caved in and bought this:

Attached to this:

Inside this:

That's after cleaning, it was in a pretty dire looking state with the front case hanging off (almost all the screw mounts snapped off) and tons of dirt. The cracks in the paint have bubbled so I can assume that's rust. The floppy drive and CD drive (a Mitsumi Quad speed) are both broken, but the PC itself works 😀
So now I have something like the Cyrix 5x86 100GP that our family PC had during 95-98, with a SiS ISA/PCI motherboard.
I think I'll have to decide which of my two non-standard case 486 PCs I'd like to keep, this one or the Packard Bell 450? (I already like this one better, it has cache!)

OOH! Fancy!

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Ebay gave me some free money so I caved in and bought this:

That's after cleaning, it was in a pretty dire looking state with the front case hanging off (almost all the screw mounts snapped off) and tons of dirt. The cracks in the paint have bubbled so I can assume that's rust. The floppy drive and CD drive (a Mitsumi Quad speed) are both broken, but the PC itself works 😀
So now I have something like the Cyrix 5x86 100GP that our family PC had during 95-98, with a SiS ISA/PCI motherboard.
I think I'll have to decide which of my two non-standard case 486 PCs I'd like to keep, this one or the Packard Bell 450? (I already like this one better, it has cache!)

That's a really nice system right there! Its a tough call which one too keep mind!

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Finally! A Evans & Sutherland SimFUSION 6500q 😎

That really sounds like something out of the Bitchin'Fast 3D2000 universe. Both the name and what it actually is. 😜

Your pic isn't showing but I looked it up. Impressive piece of kit.

PcBytes wrote:

I don't even want to know the power consumption of that, let alone the heat.

I do!!!

Meanwhile on my end, this came in the post today:

I'm hoping I can get this working in my Shuttle SK41G; the BIOS supports Thoroughbreds and has some under/overclocking options, but this is a 1.25V chip and I don't know if it'll be able to handle that automatically. It doesn't seem to allow setting the voltage manually at all. Might have to see if there's a hidden menu I can access or even a modded BIOS floating around. A significant reduction in heat in the little XPC will be quite welcome.

Asus CUSL2-C Motherboard CPU combo.
For a multiple Sound Card build.
With tornado CPU cooler.

Any comment needed? 😉

Some odd-ware from 1997. Why did they even make this when the game did not support mouse input? 🤣

derSammler wrote:

Some odd-ware from 1997. Why did they even make this when the game did not support mouse input? 🤣

I wonder if this was in Europe exclusively? I don't ever remember seeing these back in the day stateside. I think it's a cool find, especially in that condition. I like vintage hardware that has a kitsch aspect to it. The 1990s Hot Wheels PC is another good example.

No idea to be honest. Could very well have been Europe exclusively.

There's a seller on ebay from Germany who apparently got hold of quite a bunch of these and selling them for 10 bucks each (182566828398).

Lara “balloon” Croft

Lara "triangles" Croft

@KIXS

Yes. Yes, you do. It's not often they include the math coprocessor.